Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-01
STATE GUERNSEY
SALE A HUMMER
LIVINGSTON

Inc 3rd. Wisconsin State Guernsey
sale was held at Madison, THURSDAY
FeDfuary %. 20 head were sold
Iotal average, $3.50. so bred cows and
hel1ers averaged $3.50 Many froa,
OUT OF State buyers were present and
much interest was shown. One car
Ioad went to Pennsylvania, one to
Minnesota, a. number Of cattle were
shipped to Illinois, Iowa and many
other states. They were uniform
lot of cattle and well fitted. Is head
were consigned from this neighbor-
mood by the following parties; Hill &
wilkins, Francis White, Art Oleson.
Dale, Brian and Homer F. Rundell
and Fred Davis. We are glad to re-
port that Art Oleson's fine 8 year
topped the sale at $545
A year ago the state sale top was
consigned by Dale Rundell, damsel of
LlhWood, owned by Homer Rundell
Many from this par5 of the state at
tended the sale. Some of the home
cattle were purchased and brought
back to this locality. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Rundell, Mr.. and Mrs. B. L.
Rundell, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Rundell,
Homer f. Rundell, Fred Davis, Art
Oleson, H. w. Griswold and Frank p.
Yelinek attended the sale from here.
Miss Emma Mueller has the chicken
pox
John R. Biddick had the misfortune
ITO have his face cut by telephone
wires Wednesday morning as he was
enroute to town He was turning the
corner by Matte Watson's in his car
and collided with wire that was so
! laden with ice that it hit the automo-
bile, tearing the front curtain. Mr..
Biddick was hit across the face, SUI
fering quite cash that was dressed
by a physician.
The Alvin KnutsOn farm home set
fire from the chimney Monday morn
ing, burning the roof Through i'm
mediate action the fire was put under
control and soon eXtinguished. Sew
eral holes were burned i'll the roof
and water did some damage to the
contents of the house.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Living
stOn, a son, Feb. 9th.
Relatives here received announce
Iment of the marriage of Dorothy Dull
of Platteville and Herman MarquarGt
of Belmont on Saturday, Feb. 25th.
Ted Pryor, for many years resi-
dent and farmer Of the town of Cliff
ton, died Feb. %, at his home in Rev
ey. Funeral services at Rock church.
Eight individuals at Griswold's sale
Saturday brought total of $955.00.
The top individual went to Benjamin
Bausch of Cassville for 5000.
Miss Edith Sanderman came home
Sunday from Buck hospital, Platteville,
where she underwent an operation for
appendicitis
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Long of Madison
came Sunday for a visit at the home
of DR.. and Mrs L. F. Rundell. Other
Sunday visitors were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Richards of Cobb at Lee Viii
kins'; Stewart Watson of WauZeka
and Miss Eldrid Davis, MOntfort Jay
Marshall of Steuben; Will Goldman
of Madison here Saturday.
James Allen went to Platteville Oh
Thursday to assist his son, Fred, and
family to move to a farm between
Platteville and Elmo.
Mr.. and Mrs James Watson were
Sunday visitors at Cobb.
The remains Earl Neeley, who died
in a hospital at Madison, arrived here
Monday morning accompanied by his
wife and 4-months -old child, and
other relatives. Services were held at
Rock church and interment in Rock
cemetery, His young wife is the
daughter Of George Goldman of An
nation, being better known as Freda.
Jud Howdle of Parker S. D., came
here for a few days enroute from
Buffalo, n Y, where he took car
load of horses.
Several carloads of cattle have ar
rived for different parties.
DR.. and Mrs. L. F. Rundell and
children returned Monday from a
visit with relatives at Madison. The
doctor attended a dental convention
at Milwaukee while absent.
Mrs. 0. S. LaughtOn arrived home
Friday from visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Alvin Winskill, at Benton.
Miss Virginia Gundlach celebrated
her birthday Wednesday by sharing
her birthday cake with her little
schoolmates and teacher. Virginia
was years old and is in the second
grade.