Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-06-28
LIVINGSTON.


Max Gundlach, Luther Rundell,
Hazel Weir, Edna Merritt, Anita
GundIach, Venora PierstOrif, Mrs. c.
H Pierstorf and Lola, Geneva Iver-
son and Anita Iverson, spent the en-
tire week at the PlatteviAe Epworta
League Institute Rev G. H. Pier
storff and Charles, Gertrude Vaa
Bergen, Sadie and Elizabeth Fowler,
spent part of the week there.
The annual District School meeting
Of the joint district No. !, of the towns
Of Clifton and Mifflin, will be held at
the district school house here on
Monday, July 3rd, at O'Clock p. m.
A fine baby boy arrived at the home
| Of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harris on We'd
nesday, June 21st. This is the fourth
child in the family having one girl
and three boys.
Velma Wilkins, Lea Skate, Elsie
Nicholson, Lenice LaughtOn, Guerd0n
Kies, Frank Watson, Claude Watson,
are attending the summer school ses-
sion at the state University.
The DR.. L. F. Rundell family
motored to Madison on Wednesday to
visit relatives, and where Mrs. Run
dell will undergo an operation for the
removal of tonsilS. Hiram Rundell,
who has been here on a visit and to
attend the Biddick-Rundell reunion,
accompanied his son and family t.
Madison, and from there returns 20
his home at Roberts, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilkinson are
the parents of a baby daughter. Born
Sunday, June 18th. Mrs. Wilkinson
was formerly Miss leila Dolphin.
Relatives received announcements
of the arrival of baby daughter at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Harry An
drew on Sunday, June 18th, at Platte
vile.
On Thursday, June 10Th, relatives
and friends helped Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry frankie to celebrate their sill
yer, or 25th wedding anniversary at
country home north of town.
Mrs. George Allen is assisting in
the care of the new baby boy at the
Tom Harris home.
Lynn Skate, Byron Thompson, and
Willard Yelinek, recently underwent
operations at the General hospital in
Madison, performed by Dr. Wright,
for the removal of tOnsils and ade-
noids.
Robert Wilkins is attending the
Chicago University at Chicago, III.
The W. c. Livingston family are re-
ioicing over the arrival of a son,
George William at the home of their
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Morrow,
at Kansas City, Mo-, on Thursday,
erly Miss Bess Livingston of Living
ston Congratulations.
Mrs. R. F. Livingston Of Platteville,
| L - 80 hn1
Livingston last week.
Miss Mabel Darlington arrived Sat-
urday from Great Falls, Montana, for
q visit at the homes of her sisters,
Mrs. P. H. Nicholson, and Mrs. Billie
Livingston.
Mrs. Angus belong and son Homer
of Texas, is visiting her sisters, Mrs.
/ Bransby Skate and Mrs. James Wat
son, and other relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bauer of Cuba
City, came Monday for a visit at the
parental Bransby home.
Sidney and Joseph Hill and daugh-
! ter, of Clear Lake, Iowa, are visiting
their niece, Mrs. V. M. Hannah.
Hila Hill of Platteville, was guest
at the Hannah home over Saturday
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Nelson Of Liber-
ty, were visitors over Saturday, and
on Sunday they went to Madison, &C
companied by Mrs. Nelson's sister,
| Miss Alta Andrew.
Frank Blanchard went to James
Vile, where he is employed by the
Samson Tractor Co.
Frank Rundell, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
bur Rundell, and Mrs. Harry Rundell
were at Dubuque on Saturday.
Rex Jacobs of Harvard, was the
guest of relatives over Sunday.
! The Carl Wilkinson family Of Big
/ Patch, were visitors in town Sunday.
| Among those who were at Platte
Vile on Sunday to the closing num-
Der the Epworth League Institute,
and the first number of the M. e..
camp meeting were: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bid
dick, and Fern, Mr.. and Mrs. F. b.
Rundell, sons Luther and Milton, Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Skate, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Alton, Irene Livingston, Alta
Skate, Gretta Richards, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Thomas and Lincoln, Mrs.
j Schneider and Grace, Mrs. VIM. Fish
er, also a number from Rock church
vicinity.
W. C. Livingston and wife, and Miss
nellie. were to Madison Saturday
| A very large crowd attended the |.
O. o. F. picnic at Mifflin last Tues
day. The Livingston and Montfort
bands furnished the excellent music
for the day, and both deserve special
mention. Montfort and Livingston
baseball teams played in the morning
and Montfort won by a score of to 5.
DodgeviIle team defeated Mineral
Point in the afternoon game. The
most important part of the day was
the wedding, which took place at
noon, when Elmer Power of Dodge
Vile and Miss Cleo Richards of Min
eral Point, were married. Rev. ]. E.
Cooke officiated and was assisted by
Rev. Schoenf1eld.
T. B. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Stumphy and baby, returned to their
home at Thompson, H., Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Fest and daughter,