Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-10-18

/ PIP loads of tailings were hauled from
| the mines. G.. j. Biddick and Benz.
! Burlington tour two capable patrol
mem were there grading and putting
the road in fine condition. The Dave
| Livingston home was a lively scene,
as here the ladies met with well filed
| baskets containing chicken pes ana
pastries, mot to mention numerous
! other things) and dinner was served
on the lawn.
On Wednesday of this week another
road bee is to be staged on the road
running west from the Carpenter
! school,
Prof E. E. Skaliskey has received
written inquiries from four high
! schools and Cornell college, asking
about the High School Fair. lTel
| the Prof. to send the copies of the
Herald containing a fine write-up by
our special correspondent. Copies are
| free upon application.)
/ The annual convention OF the w. F.
! NJ. S. was held in Livingston on Sat
urday and Sunday. A large number
of delegates from out Of town were on
hand. (Write-up next week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Rundell, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. l.. Rundell attended the Dairy
show at Minneapolis and also visited
at the Lloyd Rundell home, Roberts,
Wis.
Roxy Wilkinson of Mt. Horeb was
/ home for the weekend. Also Miss
Icy Skate.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Alt, Lancaster,
! spent Sunday at the parental William
Fisher home.
Mrs. Arch Rundell was in Fenni-
more Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher were in Platte
vile to see her nephew, Bonnie Nc
| Nu1ty, who remains in a serious con-
| dition at the hospital
Chas Waring, Dubuque, visited his
parents here.
Roy Simpson, Fred Biddick, Dick
Allen, Martin Allen and Clarence
Jerrett attended the Grant Co. Hol-
stein sale at Lancaster Thursday.
| Friends and relatives here were
notified Monday of the death of little
! Alice, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs H.
gleston was formerly Miss Edna Liv-
glenton was formerly Miss Edna Liy-
ingston of Livingston.
Mr. and Mrs Harlan Biddick are at
| home from Madison where they were
called by the illness of their son Eu-
I
/ with scarlet fever He is recovering
nicely.
Mrs ]. C. Anderson, daughters,
Bonnie and Mary, accompanied Walter
| Kies of Platteville, to Dubuque, Satur-
| day, where they shopped
Roy Drinkwater has returned home
from Madison hospital, where he
underwent an operation.
Moccrc n p Prn6oIl p naUic
| P H. Nicholson and son, Neil and G.
Kies attended the purebred Guernsey
sale at Gays Mills Saturday.
Ben Nelson and wife of Liberty
were Sunday visitors at the home Of
Mrs. Laura Andrew.
F. B. Rundell and wife, T. ]. Wat
son and wife and daughter, Rhoda,
were Lancaster visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. Graham is working on a large
new stage in Aliens hall, which will
accommodate the cast in "A Frolic," an
autumn pageant, which will be pre-
scented by the upper grades Of the Liv-
ingston graded school on Thursday
and Friday nights, ct. 1920.
Jay Marshall, teaching at Eastman,
and Isabel Campbell, Steuben, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs T. J.
Marshall
Will Wildermuth and wife and sons,
Ernest and Clarence Of Cobb, were
callers at the Roy Simpson home Sun
day.
Will frankie is driving a new and
beautiful Moon car
Fred Biddick and Will Lee motored
] to Platteville in the latter's auto
truck for the purebred. Holstein BULL
which Biddick & Simpson recently
purchased from Fox Bros.
Mrs. Julia Vipond and daughter,
Belva, returned Saturday from a two
weeks visit with relatives in Algona,
! Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mueller, who
were here on their wedding trip for a
visit with relatives and friends, de-
| parted Tuesday for their home in the
! city of River Falls, Wis.
John wilkins, John Kamm and w.
| T. Skate attended l. 0. 0. F. loddge
at Arthur Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Kramer entertained the
Montfort Ladies Aid and her neigh
bors at her home Friday.
| Dale Rundell and wife and daughter
Jane, have returned from a motor
trip visit in So. Dakota.
| T. j. Marshall and wife and Mrs Nc
! Coy were Platteville callers Saturday.
Mrs. Abbott was a visitor at the
Mike Weittenhiller home at Arthur.
Viola Slater spent the weekend at
The Guerdon Williams home.