Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-01
LIVINGSTON

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The big barn on the Yewdel farm
was destroyed by fire Tuesday night.
AdolDn kIebel is the tenant on the
farm. He lost ten cattle, two pigs.
ana all OF his hay and a straw pile.
Inc property was owned by Mrs.
feWdell of Philadelphia
L. =. Gruenwald and Brian Rundall
attended the Clarence Croft Duroc
sale III GAINESVILLE January oath.
mrs J. Dennis, sister of Leon Low.
was buried at Far View cemetary
thursday. Her death occurred at a
hospital in Independence, Ia. She lived
at Annaton near Livingston, until the
death OF her husband six years ago.
Joe Livingston left Wednesday for
Madison.
The =. Q. A. Club surprised Mr.. add
Mrs Thomas Wilkinson recently on
the 70 anniversary of their marriage.
/ Miss Edith Sanderman has been i'll
with appendicitis.
week. go
Miss Aida Hanson began her duties
as saleswoman at the F. Allen store
Monday.
Miss Julia Sweeny returned Tues
day to her home in Lancaster after a
visit at the home Of her sister. Mrs.
Frank Allen
The high school play, Miss Some
body Else" is coming in February.
Mrs. Agnes Allen has received the
news of the safe arrival of a nine
lpound daughter Sunday at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. F. H. Baldwin
of Bloomington.
Harry Livingston and Dale Rundell
attended the Hendricks Poland China
sale at Cuba City Tuesday.
V. r. Johnson and Joe Ruben. Min
neapolis, completed the installing of a
burglar alarm in the Livingston State
bank on Friday
Mrs. Sid Rundell and children re-
turned Sunday from few days, visit
at the John Gowman home in Mifflin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert White have been
spending several days in Monroe and
Madison.
Ben Van Bergen left Sunday for
Milwaukee to attend the auto show.
Mrs. Elinor Kennedy, Mosinee, is at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Moore
Ray Slack is visiting his parents in
Ellenboro.
Mrs. Tom Dolphin is spending a
month with her daughters at New But
tier. She is going to Milwaukee for
treatments.
Misses Hazel and Dessa Fields,
Monfort, were guests at the James
Fields home Sunday
Tax paying time in Livingston has
been extended to Feb. IS
Tom DrinkWater and Miss Cora
tDeitzman were married at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Deitzman, Tuesday The Rev.
Herman OBLIGATED. They will live on
the Harry Franklin Livingston farm.
The four months old babe of GIr.
and Mrs Ben Nelson, Liberty, was
buried at the Rock cemetery We'd
nesday.
The Dale mine closed Tuesday.
making so more men unemployed
Miss Eldred David, Monfort. and
Stewart Watson, Wauzeka, came Sat
urday to visit at the ames Watson
home.
Mrs. G. H. Pierstorff entertained
five little girls Friday in honor of tha
fifth birthday of her daughter, Lola
Those present were: Lois Davis, Eli.
l1lor Alton, Doris Lee, Anna Van Ber-
gen, Mary Elizabeth Rundell and
Miss Lola.
Gretta knutson went to Madison on
Saturday
w F. NJ. S. met at Mrs. Won Wald's
Wednesday. Dainty refreshments
were served.
Mrs. A. E. Howdle was pleasantly
surprised Saturday when several Of
her lady friends arrived at her home
to celebrate her birthday. The men
folk arrived on the scene in the even
ing and all present had fine time.
Mrs. Bransby Skate entertained
the H. o.. A. club Tuesday.
The Dale mine was closed Tues
day, making so more men without
employment
At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Dietzman at
noon, Tuesday, Jan. "a, Miss Cora
Dietzman was married to Thomas
Drinkwater Following the cere-
mony a bounteous wedding dinner
was served to about thirty-five
guests. The happy couple received a
number of useful presents. They
will live on the HI. F. Livingston
farm.