Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-07-12
LIVINGSTON

Mr.. Frank Howdle of Parker, S. D.,
is the guest Of relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Rundell and sons,
Luther and Milton, and Miss Mile
Rundell, left Tuesday morning for a
motor trip to Davenport, Ia, where
they will be guests at the home OF
their nephew, Luther Hughes and
wife.
Ernest Biddick shipped two fine
loads of fat hogs to Chicago, and ac-
Companied them there.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright of Darlington,
were recent visitors at the r. A. Ten
ney home.
The annual meeting Of the school
dist. No. L., of Clifton and Mifflin, was
held Monday evening at the school.
Mrs Bert Alton was reelected clerk.
T. o. Gundlach, Treas. P. H. Nichol-
son, director $500 was voted for
general school purposes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and babe Of
Cobb spent Sunday at the Earl Ken
nedy home.
Mrs. r. A. Tenney is recovering af-
ter a three weeks illness with gastri-
It's and bronchitis.
Mrs Kate Tregasgus, Milwaukee, is
a guest at the r. A. Tenney home. She
is So years old.
The F. B. Rundell, Mrs. Ada Living
ston and 7. j. Watson families and
Mile Rundeu were Sunday visitors at
the Jack Hughes home at Rewey.
On Monday eve the PlattevilIe Leg
ion band was here and rendered fine
music. Quite number Of the bust
ness men and others came with them
i6n
tap at Suttle's restaurant,
Quite a number have had misfort-
une in haying, loads tipping over, etc.
Roy c. Simpson is on clutches since
Monday, July 3rd. He was driving out
of the field with a load of hay and i'll
going through the gate essayed to
raise q low telephone wire with his
fork. The team turned toward home,
instead of toward the Kennedy home
where they were haying, and the load
tipped over. Simpson and Lem Drake
were thrown to the ground and the
team of three horses ran, dragging the
wagon on two wheels. They turned
the corner near home and ran on by
One of the horses got loose from the
others and went to the barn, followed
by the other two. The damage consist
ed of several broken telephone poles,
broken wagon tongue, harness, etc.
Drake was unhurt. Simpson suffered
a badly sprained knee but no broken
bones.
The Livingston band gave a splen-
did concert Saturday evening in their
new band stand, built by carpenter
George CoOmbs. The Village Board
appropriated 5000 for the erection OF
the stand. which is located on Main
street, south Of John Jacobs harness
shop. Come and hear our band, they
are great :,
Mrs Dora Wagner of Platteville,
came Friday for q visit with relatives
here and was guest at the Arch Kun
dell home. Mrs. Wagner expects to go
tc California in the near future.
Frank Allen went to Milwaukee on
Sunday. ,,.,
Mrs. Earl Skate and daughter, Mil
dred, were Dubuque visitors last week
Joe Nicholson was a vIslJor IN Mont
fort from Thursday until Saturday
evening.
Mrs. VIM. Fisher spent the weekend
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Carl
Alt at Lancaster
Rev. Snow of Montfort occupied the
M. E. pulpit Sunday evening
Miss Laura Schuster Of Montfort,
has gladdened the hearts OF her
former class of music pupils here by
coming once a week and instructing
= The members Of the F. NJ. Sunday
School enjoyed a picnic in the village
park on the 4th. A number from Mont
fort were in attendance.
Mrs. Earl Skate visited with rela-
tiyes in Linden during the past week,
Several from here are going to
Rewey Tuesday evening to attend the
Eastern Star lodge, several are join
ing the order.
Fl. F. Rundell and family, D. E. Run
dell and family, Fred Davis and fam
ily, B. L. Rundell ana wife, all of Liv-
ingston, and Charles wilkins family,
md VI. and Mrs a. d. Rundell OF