Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-29
LIVINGSTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Shear are, the
March goth. Congratulations.
Mr.. Matt Woodward arrived Friday
FRONT ST. Augustine, Florida, where
he has been since the middle of jan
uary. Matt will visit his sister. Mrs.
Arch Rundell and other relatives
before leaving for his home at Hurley,
S D.
Mrs. Ben VanBergen is in Chicago
with her mother, who is i'll, and eX-
poets to undergo an operation.
Prof E. E. Skalisky, accompanied
by the high school stock Judging
team, Glen Kemper, Chester Gund
ZACH and Homer Livingston, to Madi-
son, where they entered the state
Judging contest.
Mrs. w. c.. Livingston returned Sat-
urday from Monroe accompanied by
her little granddaught Carolyn
Rahbek party will be given on
Monday in honor of Miss CarOlyn's
third birthday twenty-five little
guests are invited
Miss Edna BETTER, of Boscobel. but
who has been the efficient and faithful
TEACHER of the fourth and fifth grades
at the Livingston graded school the
past two years departed Oil Friday
for Lancaster, to take up her new
position as the new rural school SUI
pervisor. 1t is with regret that her
pupils part with her, but her many
friends extend con calculations. Miss
L. MacAtee. of Platteyille, will fill
the vacancy.
Miss Roxy Biddick, who teaches at
Madison, spent the Weekend at the
parental H. E. Biddick home.
DR.. Carl Andrew of Platteville, was
a professional visitor. 81
The w c.. T. U. met with Mrs. Eda
Alton on Friday evening. March "a
Sixteen members responded to roll
call. The program was to have been
on Child Welfare, with Miss Anna
Burton in charge, but as Miss Burton
was unable to be present, a number
of other subjects were discussed.
Signers were gotten for the Dry
Law Enforcement Convention held in
Milwaukee on May 1924. A number
Of service stars are being ordered.
These service stars should be in the
window of every home, a silent re-
hinder of our duty as good citizens.
We need to mobilize sentiment for
law Observance. On Saturday after
noon, April s, at o'clock the Union
will meet with Mrs. j. l.. AlcOtt. A
citizenship program is being arrang-
ed for this meeting, with Mrs. White,
Alta Skalfe and Sue Livingston in
charge. We urge every Union mem
Der to be present and bring a friend
with you. AS new voters, the women
need the instruction given at these
meetings. Every woman should be
interested in local, state and national
politics. and become intelligent
voters.
The only effective way of expressing
ones opinion on subjects pertaining
to our common good, is the ballot
Every woman should feel it her duty
and privilege to accept our new re-
sponsibility with the spirit Markham
expressed. We need the Cromwell
fire to make us feel
The common burden and the public
trust UF
To be a thing as sacred and august
AS the white vigil where the Angels
kneel aHt
We need the faith to go a path untrOd
The power to be alone and vote with
Jennie NJ Alcott,
Co. Supt. Publicity Dept.
! The Rock Ladies' Aid met at the
! home of G. A. Iverson on Thursday
! March 23rd. 1t was beautiful day
and a large number ~-ere present. a
number from the vicinity of Annaton
were present, also several visitors
! from town attended. A bountiful