Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06
High School Fair Successful


A very large crowd from neigh
boring towns and cities was in at
tendance at our high school fair Sat
oct. End The day and evening were
and excellent. The stock was beauti-
fuI. Music was furnished by the Liv-
lngston band. The results of the
baseball games were: the Rewey
algh School team played the Living
sJQn High School team in the morn
ing. Score to in favor of Living
sion l.. H. S. Ed Rundell was umpire.
In the afternoon Livingston won from
Cassyllle IL to 4. II was a close game
10 the 9Th inning the score being
10 3. Livingston made runs in the
6tn Inning. Joe Thomas, Platteville,
Harry and Ben earns Big Patch were
the line up for Livingston as a num-
Der or our boys were out Of town.
Fred Gunsaulus Of Rewey, and Hollie
Gibson Of Montfort were the umpires.
Al night there was full house at the
Parke Theatre to see Harry d. Carey
In THE Riders Of the Tan" A dance
was given at the Andrew Lake.
The Epworth League has secured
four excellent numbers from the Red
path Lyceum Bureau for the lecture
course the coming season Roy Ben
dell first number, Oct 18th. The Art
lists Trio Dec. 81, and Chester Sanford
March 18th.
Miss Mac Guaig, trained nurse
from Chicago is at the Watchorn home
caring for Mrs. Alonzo Hahn, who
is still on the sick list
The w. F. NJ. s., met at the home of
Mrs. Steve Dennis on Wednesday
afternoon. A program was given.
Mrs. Claucr of Mineral Point is at
the Theo. Gundlach home caring for
the new arrival.
On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Geo.
Combs entertained Is girl friends IN
honor OF her daughter Kathyrne's
Stb birthday.
A. A. Knapp of Lancaster drove
through town Tuesday on a tractor
enroute to Cobb
A new sidewalk of cement was built
in front Of VIM. Fishers blacksmith
shop and a new cement gutter on
the west side of the Livingston 1otel,
and a new board walk was put in, on
the railroad properly on Barber ave-
nue..
Mr. Gottlieb Mueller is able to be
out again after being laid up four
weeks due to a fall from a fruit tree.
MRS. Joe Livingston and Mrs. Ollie
kirkpatrick entertained a number of
guests in honor of Mrs. d. c. Morrow
OF Kansas City Mo
Joe Nicholson Luther and Milton
Rundell motored to Lancaster Satur-
day for Mr. and Mrs. F. b. RundelI
who spent the week at the DR. Gault
home, Mr.. Rundell having had an
operation for tonsils.
Miss A1icn prouy,, box
position as teacher Of the 2nd and 3rd
grades here and has retr+ cd to her
home at Whitewater Mrs Ray Wat
son is filling the vacancy.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Biddi <, Fern,
Roy G. Simpson, VIM. AlioA and son
Martin and Lee Wilkins wer~ at Lam
caster Wednesday, The men attend
ed the sale held by the Grant County
Poland China Breeders association at
the fair grounds.
Mrs Ella Granville Of Madison and
Rockford, ILL.,, was guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin James from
Saturday until Wednesday,
Mrs. J. T. Pratt of Clarksburg,
Wash, is visiting her father, James
Allen, and other relatives, after an
absence of 19 years.
Those from here who attended the
Iowa County Poland China hog sale at
Mineral Point We're Fred Davis. Joe
Livingston, Homer F., Brian and Dale
Ruudell
Mrs. Claude Watson is at the John
Livingston home. as telephone girl
at the Iowa Go. Farm near Edmund.
Dr. L. f. Rundell went to Platte
Vile Wednesday, Mrs. Rundell and
baby, who have been at the Cunning
ham hospital returned home with
him.
Groenier and Sitter of Lancaster
left a beautiful PLAYER piano at the
Mike Hutter home Tuesday