Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-12-13
LIVINGSTON
SOCIAL CLEARS
SPONSORS $500

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this showing.
The Livingston Ladies' Aid Society
bazaar and supper held at the NJ. II.
church on Saturday was a big success,
a large crowd was in attendance. Tho
contributions wer numerous and
beautiful
Mrs. Sam Launder, Mrs. George
paflard. M. and Mrs. VIII Lindaur OF
linden, were guests Of Mrs. Earl
eFa+fe on Saturday.
Mss Mary Bradac was PlatteVille
visitor.
Frank Watson, who has been laid
~ with blood poisoning at the homH
of his aunt, Mrs. Hillary returned to
FolIandaIe to look after his duties as
principal in the high school there. His
fo+her, Mr.. Jack Watson. and DR.. L.
H. TregloWn, went TO Hollandale on
Sunday to see him Prof. Watson will
raturn home on Monday as the Hol-
landaIe schools will close until after
the holiday vacation
A large number were out to church
services at the M. f. church on Sum
t9av morning. The seven delegates
from Livingston to the Older Boys
Conference neid 1T Ia Crosse, Dec. J..
2. 9. had charge Of the services, and
rave an excellent report of their trip.
The orchestra PLAYED several seiec-
SONS. These bows arn to he congratu-
lo*ed upon the splendid way they took
part. -
Mr. Ezra Spencer has been quite i'll
the past wee77, his sisters, Mrs. T. FL.
llaugherty and Mrs. Seeley of Steu
hen, were called here on Thursday.
Mr. Marion Spence and son, Of near
Poscobel. came to see him on Satur
day r. r. Daughertv and son Earl, of
Steuben, spent Thursday at the Spen-
Ger home and also visited friends.
The program given at the graded
school for Thanksgiving was handed
IN too late for last week, but the
;eachers and pupils deserve special
mention for the excellent program
they gave Nov 10Th.
The Home Economic Group met at
the home Of Mrs. l.. j. LaC0urt on
Thursday and enjoyed pot luck din
ner, with Miss Wealthy Hale, of the
u. w Home Management, as instruc-
tor.
Stewart Watson, principal OF the
BarneVeld High School, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Watson.
Misses Media and Mary Anderson,
we're the guests Of their sister, Miss
Bonnie Anderson, at Platteville Sat
arday
Wilbur RundctI, Jos. A. Livingston
and Loren G. Livingston, also Run
dells' hounds, enjoyed coon hunt on
Tuesday night at Harker, but failed
to find any coons.
Ralph Biadick motored to Madison
on Saturday.
Miss Jennie Weir is at the Arch
Runden homo.
Rev. j. r. Lindsey. accompanied
his son. Fiovd Lindsey, to his home
liz Detroit Mich, remaining over the
week end NJ and Mrs. Paul Meyers
and sons Of WaIdWick, were here with
her mother, Mrs Lindsey, during the
absence Of Rev. Lindsley
Mrs. Alvin Winskill and baby
daughte~. Of Benton, are visiting at
The home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
o. S. Laughton
Quite d number from Livingston at
tended the bazaar held at ReWey on
Thursday
A n.cs line Of Christmas goods are
at the various stores here.
M ana Mrs Ben Burlington and
son Pity went to Belmont Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. #. Howdle, Mrs. G.
r. stephens, Mrs. J. G. Kramer. Mrs.
H0llie Gibson, Mrs. Frank Goold, and
Mrs F. A. Eetteger, all of Mottf0rt,
were hero Saturday, attending the
Na7aar and supped at the M. E.
church
Mrs. Ben Culver Of Platteviile. has
been here on a visit with relatives and
friends
Misses nellie Livingston, Belva vi
pond, Mrs. Bert Alton, Mrs. L. F. Run
cell, Mrs. John Wilkins, Mrs. Bill
Bourroughs, Mrs Arch Rundell, Mrs.
Harry Allen, Mrs. Jos. A. Livingston,
Mrs Lee Andrew, Mrs. Ada Living
ston and son Otis; Mr.. and Mrs Ern
est Bi66ick, we're among those who
attended the Bewey bazaar.
Mr. Alvin WinsMu Of Benton. spent
Sunday with his family here at the
Laughton home.
farewell party was given to Mar
ION and Keith Rundell at the graded
school on Friday afternoon, in Miss
Livingston's room, where Keith is q
member of the first grade, Mrs. Wat
son and her pupils of the second and
third grades, Marion is a member of
the third grade. Fruit, cookies and
candy were the refreshments served.
Marion and Keith were the recipients
OF gifts in remembrance.
John Reynolds. aged around eighty
wears. died from a stroke Of apoplexy
on Monday morning, at the home of
Oscar STEINER, near Fairview.
Commencing on Tuesday hot lunch
IS will be served at noon to the stu
dents who have been eating cold din
ners at the high school
A baby daughter. arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H.
Mueller on Saturday. We extend con-
gratulations.
Prof Jay Marshall Of Eastman and
friend Miss Isabel Campbell of Steu-
ben, spent the weekend at the home
of his parents here.
The W. G. T. u. meets with Mrs.
Tom wilkinson on Thursday evening
and have pot luck supper at 6:se.
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