Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-01-10
LIVINGSTON

Miss Almeda Anderson, daughte OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Anderson, was mar
ried on New Years day to E. w Dut-
ton of GAINESVILLE, the ceremony being
performed at Evansville by Rev. B. G.
Flint Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton will re-
side on their farm near Evansville &
/ Clark Hayes, son of Mr. and Mrs
Thos. Hayes Of this place, and Wilma
Bartholomew daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Bartholomew of Fennimore
were united in marriage at Fennimore
on New Years. They will reside at
Fl Atkinson where Mr.. Hayes is en-
ployed
The w. c. T. U. met at the home OF
Mrs. r. Livingston Thursday evening
The next meeting will be at the hom4
of Mrs. Arch RundeI on Thursday
evening, Jan. 18th.
Quarterly meeting services at the
F. NJ church Thursday to Sunday.
Dist. Elder c. w. Wade of Belvidere,
was in charge OF the meetings
Vera Tewksbury returned to Ian
caster after spending several days
with friends here.
Ray Watson, Nike Hutter and Clark
Hayes returned to FIT. Atkinson.
Livingston schools opened Monday.
Martha Daugherty is visiting at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Ezra Spencer.
Mary Anderson entertained a few
friends Wednesday eve in honor OF
her birthday.
Chas. Quilligan of Animation, who has
been suffering with cancer. departed
Monday for q sanitarium in Savannah,
/ Mo, where he is to receive medical at
tention.
+, Miss Rho&a Watson entertained
| her friends, the Misses Clemens, OF
Cuba City during the past week
The w. A. Johnson family OF Ian
caster visited relatives here on New
! Years day.
/ Fred Davis attended the funeral OF a
| friend at Barneveld, Wednesday,
| Miss Clara Willard returned home
| to Lancaster Monday after visit at
! the Sam Nero home
Ezra Spencer underwent an opera
! ton Tuesday at the Methodist hospital
at Madison He is doing nicely
/ Mrs. Carl Wilkinson, Big Patch Wis
/ tied her mother, Mrs. Agnes Allen on
Thursday.
Mrs. Earl Skate returned Monday
! from a visit with Linden friends.
Ethel Cullen, Cuba City, spent. Fri
! day as the guest of Roxy Allen.
W. H. Biddick of River Falls, who
with his wife spent the holidays at the
| home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. u.
| ]. Biddick, left Friday for Cincinnati,
where he will attend mechanical
school. He is an agent for farm ma
| chinery. Mrs Biddick returns to her
! home in Rive Falls, Wednesday.
| Katharine Smith of Sitter came on
| Saturday to visit her aunt, Mrs. Frank
/ Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hill of Platteville
were visitors at V. M. Humans Sat
urday.
Clarence Fawcett, Platteville, came
/ Sunday for visit OF the home OF his
/ sister. Mrs. Julia Vipond.
! The Elgar Watson family visited
relatives at Mineral Point the past
| week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blanchard are
! expected back from GAINESVILLE, to ar
rive Monday evening. Mr.. Blanchard
i suffered a stroke while at work there
| and is just able to be moved here.
On Thursday evening the /. 0. 0. F.
! held their annual installation. An
oyster supper was served to the quite
! large number present. Visiting breth-
1 rem were here from Arthur land Lin
den lodges.
A large number of relatives met at
the home of Mrs. Jane Skate Monday
afternoon and enjoyed turkey sup
4 per The turkey came from Mrs.
! SKATES grandson, Prof Frank Living
ston, of Wolf Point, Mont, as New
Years gift.
The John and Lee Wilkins families
were entertained at New Years din
ner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
mer Wilkins, near Rewey, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Merle Edgington, COBB,
visited relatives here Thursday.
Chas. Wilkins and son of Platteville
and nephews, the Messrs. Baries,, Den
yer, Colo, visited the John Wilkins
! family here Thursday.
! Miss Florence Watson returned to
Madison Monday after visit at the
parental t. j. Watson home.
The Fred Stephens family have re-
| turned from Barneveld where they
spent New Years at the Will Pryor
home.
Mrs. Arch E. Rundell and daughter,
! Martha, visited relatives and friends
| at PIatteville during the weekend.