Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-09-06
LIVINGSTON.

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Mrs. BransDy Skate returned Sun
day from a weeks stay at the home of
her daughter at Viroqua. Mrs. harvey
Schermerhorn and infant daughter,
also Carter Skate, came home with
their mother tor visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Campbell and
Mrs. Sarah CAMPBELL or PlatteVilIe,
were Sunday visitors.
The W. c. T. u. meets with Mrs
John Wilkins on Friday evening OF
this week.
The uand concert held Saturday
evening was excellent Have you
heard the Livingston band? Better
spend Saturday evening here and at
tend the concert.
Miss Mile Rundel Mrs Ada Liv-
ingston, daughter Mildred, and son
Roscoe, were callers at CoOb ana
Dodgeville on Saturday.
Miss Minnie Merritt of Cobb, has
been visiting her sister, Miss Zeila
Merritt, the past week.
Wilbur Munson has returned to his
home at Montfort, after spending sew
eral months at the Earl Kennedy farm
home.
The Reuben Nicholson family at
tended birthday party at the Mandy
Bailey home near ReWey Friday even
ing, it being Mrs. Bailey's birthday.
Mrs. Steve Dennis and granddaugh
ter, Bernardene Anderson, were WISH
tors at Platteville Thursday. Her sis
ter and husband Mr.. and Mrs. Curt
Craven, motored here with them.
Quite a number from her took in
the Gollmer Brothers circus at
Platteville on Wednesday.
Misses Elsie Nicholson, Leila Skate,
Clara Laughton, and Anne Livingston
donned hiking suits and hiked to An
nation before breakfast Wednesday
morning, to Pine Knob, where they
were joined by Susanna 10y. They
returned to the L. w. 10y home in
Animation, where supper was served.
We know they had good ride home,
after pleasant days outing.
Mrs. Ernest Biddick and children
are visiting at the parental Baker
home at Rewey.
Mr.. Willie Mueller Livingston
former hardware NAM of Yakima Val
ley, Oregon, who has been visiting at
River alls, is here visiting with rela-
tives and friends.
Curt Craven and wife of Platteville,
Sue and Wess Watson were Sunday
visitors at the Clarence ferret home.
Church notes for next Sunday and
during this week are as usual, except
their will be no preaching services at
the NJ E. church and at Rock, due to
the annual conference at Marshtield,
Wis. Rev. c. Fl. Pierstorff and family
left Monday for there. A Oleson is
also in attendance, being a delegate.
On Sunday two daughters and four
sons of the late Peter Bidick family
met at the j. r. Biddick home at
Montfort for several hours together.
They were George R. Biddick, Dover,
Florida; Mrs. Tom TREMBLING Of
Cobb: Joseph and Fred Biddick OF
Livingston; j. T. and Miss Irene Bid
dick of Montfort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elgar Nicholson and
Carol have gone to their home at the
Grant school district, where Mr.. Mich
olson, will teach again this year.
Chas. Marks of Stockton, Ill, was
among callers last week
Remember the Livingston high and
graded schools open Sept A.
Mrs. George Andrew is recovering
from an operation performed at
ROcnESJGT.
rive home this week.
Mrs. Alvin Winskell, Benton, is
spending the week at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Grin 5. Laugh
toh.
Sol Levitan, John NJ Nelson, Geo.
F. Comings and the Rev. A. M. lVey,
made political speeches here during
the week.
Miss Clara Laughton will teach
English in the Florence, Wis, high
school next year.
Miss Alice Fisher, practlcng
nurse in Chicago, is spending a va
cation at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fisher.
The Mineral Point boosters with
their band were here Wednesday
night advertising their fair for next
week.
Maurice O'Connell, Madison, has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. l.. F.
Rundell.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Andrew accom-
nanied Mr.. and Mrs. Kramer on
motor trip to Viroqua Thursday.
Mrs. Amasa Latham, aged SO, is i'll.
Her DAUGHTERS, Mrs. George A
Moore of Lancaster, Mrs. Tom La
..
bel and Thornton Latham, Mt. Hope,
are with her.
Livingston high school opens Sept
4 with the following teachers: Prln-
cipal E. E. Skaliskey; English his
tory, Miss Irven, Shawano; domestic
science, Laura Driver, Milton juno
ton.
Miss Dessa Fields left Friday for
Mason City, Ia, to visit an aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Anderson will
move to Livingston from the farm
They have purchased the house va
Gated by Harry Taylor, owned by
Joseph Winkers, Highland.
A daughter, Bethal Jane, was porn
Friday, Aug. IS, to Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Livingston.
Len Drake, who has been employed
at the Roy Simpson farm, has gone to
South Dakota.
Mrs. Frank Moore was in Lancaster
n