Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-05-03
LIVINGSTON.

Rev G. F. Joslyn and wife of Mus
| coda, were guests at the home Of Rev
and Mrs. C. H. Pierstorff on Sunday
evening. Rev. Joslyn delivered a fine
sermon at the M. E. church that eve
ming.
Miss Alice Kelley closed a success
full school year at the Hazel Dell
school district on April 2Sth, with a
picnic.
The high school base ball team
went to Highland on Friday after
noon, where they defeated the high
school team, with a score of Is to :.
They play with the Lancaster team
May 9Th, at Lancaster.
Mr. Lester NJ Griffiths of Mifflin
and Miss Alice Wood of Livingston
were united in marriage at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. George Green at
Livingston on Sunday evening, April
%, 1922. The young couple were at
tended by Hazel and Lyborn Wells.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rooney Wood, a graduate of the
Livingston high school and Mr.. Crit
fiths is a carpenter. They expect TO
make their home in Mifflin. Their
many friends extend congratulations.
A large number of the Livingston
Odd Fellows and number Of the
Rebeckahs attended the 103rd ami
versary sermon held at Dodgeville on
Sunday, April Both, very large num-
Der of members of the district were
present
Livingston won first place in the
league declamatory contest held at
Rewey on Friday night. Miss Grace
Schneider won first honors with the
defamation "The Masters Violin; F."
and will represent this league in the
district contest at Platteville May II.
The high school orchestra went to
Rewey and furnished the music. A
very large number accompanied our
contestants to Rewey to help in the
roofing.
John Jacobs has new Dodge tour
ing car, purchased from Mr.. Berry
man of Dodgeville.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Skate celebrat-
ed their goth wedding anniversary on
Saturday, April 80, with a party
Relatives being present. A number
from Montfort, Platteville and Cuba
City we're present
We neglected to mention in last
that closed on the 21st. Considering
the time of year the meetings were
we'll attended and those who awaited
| themselves Of the opportunity to hear
| Rev. Weaver of Rewey, who labOred
so faithfully with us for over three
weeks, were greatly pleased with his
able sermons and cOnbenlal manner
| Several members were taken in thu
church. A purse of $50 or $40 was
given as a slight appreciation to Mr.
| Weaver.
Grace, little daughter of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Robert Livingston, is i'll with
| diptheria.
On Wednesday, April &c, the w. F
M. Society were loyalty entertained
at the farm home of Mrs. Willie An
drew, assisted by her mother, Mrs
VIM. Parland. A number of visitors
and neighbors were present. The
penny offering amounted to dollars
the amount donated being $4.35. The
| following day one of the visitors con
tributed SIS for the Bible Mission. At
ter the business meeting Rev. Sacht
jen of Blanchardville being present
conducted a prayer service. A cover
ed dish or pot luck supper was serv-
ed by the society, assisted by the
hostess. The remainder of the time
was spent in music and song. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. H. A. Thompson.
Mrs Chas. Fest attended the G. &
N. w. Woman's club at Madison on
Thursday.
A number from here attended the
University Michigan game at Madi-
son Saturday.