Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-06-02
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The high school picnic was held at
Castle Rock Friday. The Misses
Skate, Bietler and Livingston, teach
ers in the graded school, treated their
pupils to picnic at the Andrew Lake
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Livingston, Miss
nellie and E. A Soderstrom motored
to Madison Sunday
Undertaken v. NJ. Hannah had
charge of the funeral of Mrs. Jane
Hitchcock at Rewey Friday
The class day exercises were given
at the high school Wednesday even
ing and were we'll attended. Also the
commencement exercises held Thurs
| day eve at the NJ. E. church. All did
we'll and the address given by Prof.
Gilman of the university was liked by
all. Miss Mildred Livingston, who
was valedictorian of her class, was
omitted in last weeks paper thru a
mistake.
A basket picnic will be given by the
community, school and patrons of
the Arthur new creamery at Arthur
on Thursday, June 8. Geo. w. Davies,
county agent and j. N. Tittemore,
president of the Equity and candidate
/, for governor are the speakers. Ball
| game by Livingston VS. Montfort and
the Montfort band furnishes the mu-
sic.
Mrs. Harry Allen received word of
! the death of her grandmother, Mrs.
| Geo. Kemper of Nebraska, SO years
old.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Fest and Miss
Alta Skate left Monday morning for
Milwaukee. Miss Skate went as del
egate to the Rebekah convention and
Mr.. Fest as delegate to the l. O. O.
| F. Grand Lodge.
The Rock church Ladies' Aid will
meet with Mrs. Oscar Berg Thursday,
June 3. Dinner served at 100 p. m.
Miss Mile Rundell and her Sunday
school class of girls had potluck
1 supper on the lawn at the Tom Wat
son home Saturday.
j. G. Anderson is in Sterling, ILL.,,
where he is canvassing for the Coe,
Converse & Edwards Co.
Rev. and Mrs j. L. Pound and two
children, pastor of vre F. M. church
}of Platteville, attended quarterly
meeting May 23rd. Rev. Pound held
1.-THE services for Rev J. Ferguson D.
E., who has been quite i'll but is i'm
proving Others present from out of
town were Miss Bertha Bushnell of
Platteville, Rev. F. S. Kamm, Mrs
Mills and Mrs. Carter of Montfort.
| Miss Gail Skate, teaching at Ke-
nosha, spent the weekend at home.
Matt Woodward who has been visit
ing his sister and other relatives
here, returned to his home at Hurley,
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niece, Miss Martha Rundell who in
i tends to spend the summer with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Kennedy and Miss
Rose Markwardt were visitors in Bel
mont and Platteville Saturday and
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allen and Jos.
and Mrs. Agnes Allen were in Min
Chamlev who is in i'll health at the
home of her daughter.
H. r. Livingston sold his new bung-
allow at public auction on Saturday
afternoon. Jos. A. Livingston pur-
! chased same for $4,000.
Prof. Weingartners have moved
from the Livingston bungalow to the
high school being unable to secure a
residence and will live there temper
arily.
Thirteen new members were initial
ed into the Rebekah lodge Monday ev-
ening. Ice cream and cake were serv-
ed
Mrs NJ M. futile left last week to
see her infant son who is receiving
treatment in Milwaukee From there
she leaves for visit with her rela-
tives at Menominee.
! $4,000 has been subscribed to build
a fire-proof building to be used for a
blacksmith shop. A meeting of share
holders was held Monday ct the bank
and organized company. The build
ing will he 2Sx50 feet. 10 feet high.
of tile. Harry ]. Mealley of Dubuque
! has leased the place and started work.
A large crowd followed the ball
team which played the Platteville Min
| ing school Monday and were defeated
to 8.
Miss Irene Biddick of Montfort and
( Miss Myrtle TREMBLING of Cobb visit
ed at the Fred Biddick home over
Sunday.
Mrs. James Alton, aged 70, died on
Wednesday, May 26, of a stroke while
Ion visit to Dubuque May 81 and
never regained consciousness. The flu
neral was conducted Saturday at the
Methodist church and interment was
at the Rock cemetery.
Miss Dorothy Weaver leaves today
for Madison where she will be en-
ployed in the Park hotel.