Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-09-13
LIVINGSTON

Edward Nichols, SO years old, died
suddenly on Wednesday of acute in
! digestion at the home OF his daughter.
Mrs. Harry Marshall Livingston. Flu
neral was at Benton Friday. Mr..
! Nichols had the honor of living in the
same residence at Benton for fifty
three years. He made his home with
| Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall the past year.
enjoying good health until recently.
Attending. normal at PlattevilIe are
Elsie HoWdle, Carter Skate, Aleta
Skate, Grace Schneider, Ruth Bid
dick, Viona Wilkins, Lois and Lloyd
Biddck
| The following named teachers have
! gone to their respective schools: AL
ia Skate, New Diggings; Robert
Wilkins, Sheboygan Velma Wilkins,
! DeeTfield; Susanna 10y, Benton;
Anne Livingston, DearfieId; Florence
! Fisher, Os3eo; Clara Laughton, Flor
/ ence; Frank Watson, Hollandale;
/ Stewart Watson, Barneveld; Claude
! Watson, Hazel Green; Roxy Wilkin-
son, Mt. HoreD; nellie Biddick, Nor
walk; Mildred Livingston, Sparta;
Roxy Biddick, Madison; Leila Skate
and Elsie Nicholson, Cassville; Roxy
Allen, Waukegan; Lenice Laughton,
Milwaukee,
| Mrs. Reuben Johnson and sons, of
Rewy, were visitors in town Saturday.
Sue Watson left Monday for Gresh-
am, Ore, to visit her sister, Mrs. nellie
Fieldhouse.
Lenice Laughton entertained a few
friends Saturday afternoon.
Nrc
! daughter, Alice, of Darlington, were
! recent visitors at the John Wilkins
home.
Velma Allen of Platteville visited
her grandparents and with friends.
| The Carl Wilkinson family, Big
Patch, and the DR.. Baldwin family of
Bloomington, were visitors of Mrs.
Agnes Allen, Sunday
/ The Rex and Geo. Jacobs family of
| GAINESVILLE and Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Pryor, Barneveld, visited relatives in
Livingston last week.
Mrs. G. F. Meyer, Mrs. Pauline Mey-
er, Martha Meyer, and Miss Ora Pitts,
Platteville, were callers at Harry AL
lens, Saturday.
! Visitors at the Ezra Spencer home
recently were Mrs. Seeley, Steuben,
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin McDougal, Mt.
! Zion, ILL.,, and Mrs. j. H. Daugherty,
! Steuben.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stein and their
daughter, Francis, Milwaukee, have
been visiting at the Tom Wilkinson
! home.
Mrs. w. G. Livingston is visiting her
daughter at Monroe
/ A farewell supper was given at the
village park Sept. LIST to the John An
derson family. Mrs. Chas. Fest also
entertained the H. O. A. club the same
evening at slumber party in honor
of Mrs. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ futile and son,
Buddy, were Madison visitors Friday.
Mrs Earl Skate visited her sister,
Mrs. Pollard, at Linden, last week as
Mrs. Pollard was I'LL
The Misses Martha frankie, Emm"
Mueller and Roda Watson have gon9
to Menominee, Wis, to take course
in domestic science at Stout Institute
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Leslie are the
parents Of daughter born Monday,
! September 4th.
A farewell party was held at the
Methodist church Friday evening in
honor of Rev. H. Pierstorff and
family. The local band, of which Mr..
/ Pierstorff has been valued member.
| dispensed music throughout the even
! ing. Refreshments were served and
| Rev. and Mrs. Pierstorff were present
ed with a silver gift as a remembrance
Of the occasion. They leave here with
the best wishes of the community.
Mrs. L. f. Rundell entertained Six
/ teen little guests in honor of the fifth
birthday Of her daughter, Mary Eliza
beth, Friday evening.
Margaret Ellen Nicholson was host
/ ess to several friends Thursday even
| ing, it being her 18th birthday
Farmers are filing silos.
The Jack Hill family, Platteville,
were Sunday visitors at the v M.
Hannah home.
Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Howdle spent
the weekend at the VIM. Nicholson
home in Dodgeville
Mrs. Earl Kennedy and son, Melvin,
/ motored TO Linden Wednesday and
visited friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Griswold, Madison,
I visited at the Herbert Griswold home
over the weekend.
Ted. Griswold spent the weekend
with his family at Boscobel. Mrs
Griswold is making an extended visit
at the home OF her parents there.
Mrs w. NJ. Livingston and Elmer
Livingston were visitors at the Claude
Watson home in Hazel Green
On Sunday, Sept 3, a pleasant fam
lily reunion was held at the home of
MIR and Mrs. P. H. Nicholson. A fine
supper was served to around so Nine
children of the late Joseph Nicholson
were present.
Donald Livingston has bought the
John Anderson barber shop. Mr.. An
,derson and family have gone to Fort
Atkinson to make their home.