Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-04-26
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Personal Mcmillan.

Mr. L. Nj. Engler, of Cassyille, paid
Lancaster a brief visit, Monday.
Mr.. NJ. Wilkinson. of Big Patch, was
city visitor, the first of the week.
Miss Mollie Reynolds returned, Mon
day evening, from her Chicago trip.
Miss Mary Horstmann, left Tuesday
morning, for short visit to Milwaukee.
Mr.. John Montieth, one of the solid
men of Fennimore, was a city visitor,
Tuesday.
MIR. Thomas Watson, of Clifton, took
a hurried glance at Lancaster people,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Street were in the
city the past week on a visit to their son
John A. Street.
Mr.. Alex. Provis, of Boscobel, was in
the city, for few hours, Tuesday, look
ing after legal matters.
Mrs. +. W. Bryan and daughter re-
turned, Monday evening, after visit OF
several weeks in Chicago.
c. j. Hyde, brisk and full of business
as ever, was in the city, for home
visit, the first of the week.
Miss Bessie Calls started out in the
role of school-ma' am last Monday. She
is teaching in Liberty district.
Mr.. Z. j. Foster, Gen. Freight Agent
OF the C. & N. w. r., accepted Lancas-
ter Inequalities, the first of the week.
Mr.. r. C. Orr. was absent at Hazel
Green portion of last week looking
after the merits of road controversy
in that town.
Miss Ella Billings and Miss Laura
Sinmon, of Cobb, were among the out
side visitors noticed at the Litta concert,
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Moore, of Cass-
vile, passed through the city. the first
of the week, on their way home after a
visit at Belmont.
Miss Barbara Schlosser took her de-
parture Monday, for Chicago, where
she will endeavor not to miss any of
the spring novelties.
Tom. Mac had not been interviewing
miller, Monday, but was just in the
withdrawing line; and now the Treas
urer's Office looks as ''fine as a fiddle"
in consequence of his exertions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam'l Barstow, of Lam
caster, says the Platteville Witness,
passed through Platteville, Tuesday on
their way to Georgetown. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barstow returned the past week.
Mr.. S. l.. Brown, general road-maSter
for this division of the c.. 81 N. R'y,
was noticed among the outsiders who
were in attendance on the Litta Con-
cert, Thursday evening.
Mr.. George Wentworth. train-master
on the Milwaukee and Lancaster and
Galena and Woodman divisions. and
one of the best railroad men in the state,
was in the city for few days last week.
Prof. 10. Barnett left, Monday, for
Platteville, where he will furnish the
necessary musical accompaniment for a
series of dancing classes. If those
scholars don't learn, it will not be the
fault of the music.
Miss Emma Sprague arrived in the
city, Monday evening, but left again,
Tuesday morning, for the northern
part of the state, where she will look
after the interests of the order of which
she is the very efficient head.
Fred. Burke paid visit to Platteville
and Mineral Point, the past week, re-
turning Monday. Fred. says the zinc
works, at Mineral Point, are making a
fine showing, EMPLOYING about forty
hands and turning out thirty-five bar
rels of oxide per day.
Mr.. G. ID. Streeter made an over
Sunday call, on his family, in this city,
which visit was extended day or two
by an attack of rheumatism. Streeter
pluckily started out again, Tuesday
morning, although obliged to seek the
assistance of pair of crutches.