Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-11-15
LIVINGSTON

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Harry Rundell. On Monday Mrs.
Rundell and father went to Savanna,
Missouri, where she expects to under
go an operation. Mrs Tuthill is TAX
ing care of her grandchildren az the
Rundell home.
Mrs. Hoffman of Clinton, Iowa, came
Wednesday to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs D. Rumph, and sister, Mrs
H. L. Won Valid On Thursday she
went to Baraboo, to attend the funeral
of her aunt.
Miss Mile Rundell spent several
days at the Williams home at Dodge
Vile.
Arch Rundell and wife, have been
to Platteville assisting in the care Of
his father, j. P. Rundell, who is on
the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Watson and
baby daughter of Hazel Green, spent
several days with relatives here dur
! ing the weekend.
Members of the local Ladies Aid
Society are busy making plans and
soliciting for their annual bazaar, date
of which will be given later.
Miss Marjorie Sweetwood of Mon
roe is at the W. C. Livingston home
Hubert Thorson of Elkader, Iowa,
was a guest at the o. S. Laughton
| home, over the weekend.
Mrs. Frank Blanchard left Monday
for GAINESVILLE to spend several months
there. Mr.. Blanchard having employ
ment there.
Rush Watson and Gilbert Knutson
have returned home from Racine.
Several from Livingston were in
Madison Saturday to see the football
game between Wisconsin and Illinois.
Miss Bess Allen spent Saturday at
Madison and visited with friends at
Mt. Horeb on Sunday.
The Missionary program given at
the M. E. church on Friday evening,
was we'll attended, and was interest
ing, the children did fine in the speak
ing and singing.
Mrs. Harry Allen visited with her
sister, Mrs. T. A. Metcalf, on Satur-
day in Dodgeville.
Dr. Roy Carter and family of
Bloomington, visited at the Sam Nero
home Friday evening.
John Alcott was down from Madison
for visit with relatives.
The II. o. A. Club met during the
week.
Among those from here who attend
ed the funeral of Mr. Ed Williams at
Dodgeville on Friday were: Mr.. and
Mrs. F. B. Rundell, Mrs. Ada Living
ston, Miss Mile Rundell Mrs. Fred
Biddick, Mr. and Mrs T. j. Watson
Mr.. and Mrs Elgar Watson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Willard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Willard, Mr. and Mrs. Allie
p1 MYc h111s
Willard Mr.. Williams, aged around
65 while returning to his home in
Dodgeville, from his farm near that
struck by the afternoon passenger
train, on the crossing near the farm,
On Tuesday afternoon, and terribly in
jured, passing away soon after.
Luverne Pope and wife of Washing,
ton, d. c., are here visiting with rela-
tives.
On Saturday flags were hung out at
the business places and residences
here in remembrance of Armistice
Day. On Sunday evening a very in
teresting talk was given by Luverne
Pope, at the M. E. church. Mr.. Pope
was among Livingston's list of SOL
diers.
Our students at Platteville Normal
were home Thursday and Friday, on
account OF teachers convention at
Milwaukee.
On Saturday, Willard c. Biddick,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Biddick
of Livingston, and Miss Marie P.
Brechler of Fennimore, were united
in marriage at the Lutheran church at
Fennimore.
1t is also reported that Wesley L..
Hannah, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Hannah of Livingston, and Miss Hazel
L. Heathcote of Fennimore, were mar
ried on the same day, and that the tW o
couples are on their wedding trip in
northern Wisconsin. They will enjoy
hunting trip before they return. The
brides have not changed their initials.
Fred Nicholson of Mineral Point,
| who is employed by the Badger
creamery Of that city was here Thurs
day looking up a cream route in this
vicinity. tIe visited and took dinner
at the home of his uncle, Fred Bid
dick.
Mike Hutter arrived home last week
from Savanna, ILL.,, where he has been
employed for several months.
Mrs. C. K Stephens of Montfort,
was visitor at the F. w Stephens
home Friday.
/ John Kramer ST., of Cobb, has been
i'll. His son, Henry, was over to see
! him.
/ The Sunday train resumed its regu-
lar schedule on Sunday, Nov. II, after
| long vacation. This train goes
south from Montfort to Galena, in the
morning returning here at 2:55 in the
afternoon and is a great accommoda-
ton to teachers and students going
and coming to and from their homes.
Clara Laughton, who teaches at
| Florence, Wis, came Thursday for
short visit at the parental o. S. Laugh
/ ton home.
| Wilbur Munson of Montfort, is TAX
| ing a course in the Sweeney Automo-
bile and Tractor School, Kansas City,
Mo. Wilbur spent the summer months
at the Earl Kennedy home.
Mrs j. C. Anderson came home Fri
day from Lancaster, having spent sew
/ eral days with Mrs. r. S. Rounds,
sister of Mr. Anderson.
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