Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-08-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Mrs. L. Fortune, of Fremont. Mich,
is visiting friends in Grant County.
Mr.. j. b. Clough, paid an over-Sun-
day visit to relatives, at Sitter.
/ Mrs. w. P. Stone and daughter are
visiting friends, in Fennimore.
Mr.. Jim Bluett, of Beetown, was in
the city the first of the week.
Mr.. John j. Oswald passed Sunday
with friends, in Fennimore.
Miss Nettie Rowden paid Fennimore
a short visit, Saturday.
Hon. VIM. E. Carter was in the city
the first of the week.
Mr.. G. L. Wilcox took a Sunday rest,
in the city.
Mrs. John Howe, accompanied by
Master Paul, arrived home, Monday
evening, after lengthy visit at the east.
Mr.. Win Rindlaub left Saturday, for
Patch Grove, where he will combine
pleasure with business for a few days.
Miss Emma Levins, of Dubuque, is
in the city paying avisit to friends here.
She is the guest of Miss Bessie Calls.
Mr.. A. X. Bushnell returned Satur-
day, after a few days temptation
among the allurements of Chicago.
Miss Ida Burchard, of Fennimore,
who had been in the city attending the
institute, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. John Yager, the well-known
Waterloo j. F.. was in town, Monday,
and gave THE HERALD call.
Mr.. 0. S. Jones, one of Harrison's
old and respected citizens, was seen on
Lancaster streets, last week.
Mr.. H. C. Dillon, accompanied by his
mother. left Monday morning for a
short stay at Madison.
Mrs. VIM. Powers and little daughter
of Yankton, Dakota, are in the city
visiting old friends.
Miss Mamie Campbell and Miss Nc
Key, of Platteville, past few hours with
friends in this city Wednesday, of this
week.
Mrs. Jas. Barnett of Boscobel, passed
through the city the first of the week on
her return from the funeral of her
mother, at Beetown.
Mrs. w. p. Dewey, of Yankton, Da-
kota, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Lucy, and son, Master John, are
guests of Mrs. DR.. S. Z. Hassell.
Mr.. H. c. Bradley and wife, of Chi
cage, have been the guests of Mr.. Brad
ley's cousin, MIR. F. w. Bryan during
the week. They were met at Boscobel
last Sunday by Mr.. Bryan.
Mrs. Ortlepp, of Chicago, Miss Lou
Kettler, of Platteville, and Mr.. Henry
Schambow, OF Platteville, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. win McGonigal,
during the past week.
Mr.. Charles Bonham returned Satur-
day, for a short visit at home, after a
successful tour through Dane county, in
the interests of an educational work
which he is handling.
Mr.. John Rindlaub, of the Platteville
Witness, has been taking well-earned
vacation of few days, in this city, du-
ring the past week. He has been the
guest of George Baxter. mos. of the
time.
Mr.. James Kilbourn arrived Tuesday
evening after a long trip through the
great west. Mr.. Leroy Kilbourn is
at present in Nebraska, where both ex-
pect to locate as soon as the survey is
completed.
Mrs. f. Wedehase and little son left
last week to pay visit to her son Frank
aud two daughters who are living in
Dakota; the former at Mitchell where
he is running large harness making
establishment.
Mr.. j. Allen Barber started, last Fri
day for northwestern Minnesota. If
not on a wild-geese chase, at least on a
chase after wild geese, few fine spec
linens of which he will endeavor to toss
into his game-bag before his return.
Fred. Meyer returned home, Friday
evening, after months vacation,
passed in the northern part of the state.
In about a fortnight, he goes to Madi-
son, to take course of study i'm the
State University, having passed the ex-
animation early in the summer.
Miss Aggie Hathaway is in the city,
the guest of Miss Laura Cover, until af-
ter the reunion. Next month Miss
Aggie and her mother leave, to join Mr.
Hathaway, at None Such, Mich, where
he has been for year or more, superin-
tending mining operations in that vi
entity.
DIR. H. j. Suttle, now rising young
physician at Yiroqua, Vernon Co., was
in the city the first part of the week on
his way to his old home for few days
vacation. DR.. Suttle is doing very well
in his new location and is held in high
esteem by those with whom he has cast
his lot. which is just as it should be.
Capt w. Ii. Beebe, accompanied BY
r. A. Burr. went sailing out into the
west, last week, on board the Captain
land yacht. 1t was rumored that new
telephone line had something to do with
the trip. but both parties were non-com-
initial on the subject, although both wore
look of mysteriousness that plainly
yelled some wild project.
DIR. j. S. Hodge, who formerly stud
led with DIR. Hassell, in this city, is now
located at Oskaloosa, Iowa, where he is
in partnership with an old physician OF
his school, and doing WELL This will
be good news to the many friends
Hodge left behind in Lancaster. No
one deserves prosperity better than be
and none will make better use of the
comforts it brings in its train.