Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-02-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

MI. AnufeW Smlln, OF georgetown,
was in the city, Monday.
Mr.. Gustave Meyer. of Boscobel, wa
in the city this week, as a witness in t ie
case from that city.
Geo. w. Parker, of Boscobel, rotund
and jolly, took brief look over Lam
caster friends one day last week.
Hon. Alex Wilson, of Mineral Point,
was in the city last week, having bust
ness before the Circuit Court now in
session.
Dr. Edward Cronin, the well known
Platteville physician, paid a short visit
to this city last week ON his way to
Cassville.
Mr.. Samuel Druen, of Rockville, and
one of the oldest settlers of the county,
was in the city Tuesday looking hale
and hearty.
Mr.. Lew. Holloway is absent, as del
egate. to the Grand Lodge of United
Workmen, which has been in session,
the past week.
Mr.. j. Harris Sen, one of Hazel
Green's respected citizens has been
doing jury duty during the present ses-
sion of Court.
Elk. Supervisor John Heir, was in the
city last week. Mr.. Heir was among
the interested parties in the church case
which came up from Sinsinnawa
Mound.
Hon. j. NJ. Smith, of Mineral Point,
has been in the city the past week
looking after law eases, which were to
command the attention of the court at
this term
Mel Dustin shook hands all round
Saturday but left the same afternoon on
a return trip. Being thorough going
railroad man Mels services are in CON
slant demand.
Dir. Eddy has been obliged TO refrain
from office work, for the greater portion
of the week, owing bad attack of ma
laria. 1t is a pleasure to be able to an
nounce that he is once more at the chair
of state.
Mr.. Matt b. Pittman, well known in
the business circles of Boscobel and a
right good fellow on general principles,
is in the city, under the persuasive in
fluence of subpoea as a witness in
that case.
Rev. Father Jacobs, pastor of St.
Dominic's congregation, in the south
part of the county, was in the city the
past week. The Father was one of the
principal witnesses for the plaintiff in
the disputed church case.
Mr.. T. j. Brooks, of Boscobel, APP
pears, as assistant counsel, in the case
of the State against jenkins and Miles.
The complaining witness knew what he
was about, when he chose Brooks. The
latter is & whole team, always.
III. ID. York, of Hazel Green. has as
sumed craftsmanship, in Lancaster, for
a week past, having to look sharply af-
ter the legal mill. York admits he is
better than when he arrived, which
shows the benefits of Lancaster air.
Mr. J. Carrier. one of Boscobel's fin
est, is in attendance on the Circuit
Court as witness in the celebrated
case from that city. Carriers good
nature is proof even against the
annoyance of subpoena beat it who
can.
MeSsrS. Ora and VIII. Richards re-
turned, during the week, from trip to
Indiana, whittier they had been called.
by the serious illness of their mother.
Happily, a change, for the better, set in;
and. when they left for home. she was
much improved
The venerable and right reverend
Archbishop Heiss, was among the nota-
Bile visitors to the city during the past
week. The Archbishop appeared as
plaintiff in the case cited in another
place. He returned to Milwaukee
Saturday.