Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-06-07
Personal MENTION.

ing for weeks recreation in Chicago
Hon. VIM. f. Carter, of Platteville
was in the city, Tuesday, looking after
business before the county court.
Mr.. Thos. Davies, of British Hollow,
was in the city Saturday looking after
matters before the county court.
Mr.. A. w. Bell, of Platteville, visited
Lancaster, Tuesday, being called hithel
by legal matters.
Mr.. j. M. Hannum, of Cassville, was
in the city during the week. His visit
gave pleasure to his many friends
here.
Mrs. f. NJ. Lowry, with her little
daughter and accompanied by her
mother, left last Thursday for visit al
Galena.
Mr.. b. F. Budworth and wife left
Monday morning for months visit
with relatives and friends in Haz-
elton, Penn.
Mr.. Henry Klindt, thriving mer-
chant of Cassville, accompanied by Mrs.
Klindt, paid Lancaster short visit
last week.
DR.. w. f. Sloat, of Mt. Hope, was a
welcome visitor to the city Tuesday.
He was accompanied by his two bright
little boys.
Mr.. David Cross, Manchester N. ii.
barrister was in the city the past
week looking after legal matters in the
county court.
Mr.. Nathan Sr. boarded the train
Monday morning bound for Chicago,
where he will visit with his son Mr.
Adolph Nathan.
Dennis Gardner, of Platteville, took
y shy at business before the county
court Tuesday. Dennis is always a
welcome visitor.
Hon. +. p. Dickinson, the steady-go-
ing representative from the first district,
paid Lancaster few hours visit the
first of the week.
Fred Meyer, Fred Burr and Walter
Lewis, cut loose from civilization next
week and take a trip through the north
ern part of the state.
Conductor Mariotte took the Galena
passenger run, Monday, in order to allow
Dustin to take the excursion train from
Madison to Dubuque.
Mr.. 7. j. Brooks, the well known
Boscobelian of a legal turn of mind, was
IN the city Saturday, busy as usual be-
fore the County Court.
Mr.J.Davidson,a highly respected and
thriving merchant of Soldiers Grove,
Crawford county, was in the city Satur-
day fol few hours visit.
Messrs w. E. Ryan, Jas. z. Ryan,
John f. Ryan. and John II. Ryan, all
well known residents of North Andover,
were in the city Monday.
Conductor Ed. Moran, who was laid
off last spring, is again on the road, run
ming train on the Northern Iowa di-
vision of the c., & n. w. II.
Mr.. Jacob Keunster, one of Glen
Ravens prosperous and highly res
pected farmers, accompanied by his
wife, was visitor to tins city last week
Mrs. S. w. Eaton left, Monday morn
ing, for Oak Park, to meet her aged
father, Rev. James Demarest, who
comes west to spend some time with his
daughter.
Mr.. Chas. M. Seaman, of GAINESVILLE,
kindly remembers THE HERALD with a
local paper containing an account of
the sentence of Hartley Clifford, the
Racine murderer.
Mr.. G. ID. Streeter paid Sunday
visit to his family in this city, He was
of Monday morning to corral the cloth
ing merchant, in which pursuit it is
said he has few equals.
Mr. John Howe passed Sunday with
his family in this city, but left bright
and early Monday morning. John is
ranked as one of the best com mercial
travellers on the road.
Col. j. G. Clark left on the morning
train Monday for Madison, where he
appears in the United States district
court for one of the defendants in the
Jarvis case mentioned last week.
Mr. ID. B.Jenckes, now a member of the
Grant County Bar, with headquarters at
Boscobel, where he enters the Office OF
John ID. Wilson, was in the city, at
tending to legal business, Tuesday.
Fred Burr took the place of the train
boy Familiarity known as Lemons, /"
Monday, for one trip only, while the
regular dispenser of peanuts and sich
worked the excursion train from Madi-
son to Dubuque.
Owen Flynn, who formerly pulled
the throttle on the passenger between
this city and Galena. has been promoted
to the main line. Mr.. II. Crysler, OF
the West Chicago shops. replaces him
on the passenger run.
Mr.. C. A. Blanchard. of Marion, was
in the city Tuesday. He made THE
HERALD pleasant visit during his stay
and rs reminder of the call laid down
four years subscription, saying he might
not be in again and could not possibly
do without his fayorite paper.
Mr.. C. ". Pickard, business mana
ger of the Portland Transcript, Port
land, Me-, honored THE HERALD with a
visit during the day he passed in this
city looking up old acquaintance. Mr..
Pickard will be remembered by ..old
timers as former much liked teacher
in the plattevillc schools. He has been
in his present position twenty-four
years. during which time he has pros
pered both physically and financially.
which viii be pleasant news to his old
friends.