Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-11-08

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city, is now pleasantly situated at Au-
rora, Hamilton CO., Nebraska.
Miss Mary Huntemer. of British
Hollow. is visiting her brother, Mr.
Augustus Huntemer, in this city.
Mrs. A. Weaver and her daughter
Miss Matte Weaver, went to Edmund
Monday morning, for short visit.
Hon. j. b. Mccoy passed few days
of last week in Chicago, whittier he
went with several carloads of cattle.
John Ross, of Mineral Point, was in
the city, this week, looking over his
various mining interests in this section.
Attorney J. w. Murphey, of Platte
vile, was in the city Tuesday having
on hand his usual quota of legal bust
ness.
Mr. John l.. Menzner wife and child
of Morehead, Minnesota, were in the
city over Sunday, the guest of Mr.. John
Jeide.
Miss Mary Bellows returned home
last Thursday after visit of three
months with friends in Iowa and Ne
braska.
Dr. f. G.. Eddy has returned to his
home in Prairie du Chen, after two
weeks visit with friends in Providence,
Rhode Island.
Mrs. j. Allen Barber accompanied
by her little child, went to Galena Tues
day afternoon, for visit with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Charlotte Kelly, of Iowa, ac-
companied by her little daughter, is
visiting her mother Mrs. Ira Bellows, at
the Mansion House.
Mr.. Jas. Kilbourn aud l.. j. Arthur
went to Platteville to attend the enter
tainment given there Wednesday even
ing by the Madrigal club.
Messrs w. N. Stone, John M. Clark
and James Bracket went to Fennimore
Friday evening to be present at the
Good Templars entertainment.
Mrs. q. ID. Streeter went to Warren,
ILL.,, Friday for visit of several weeks
with her daughter. Her son, Mr.. Ed
Streeter. accompanied her as far as
Montfort.
Mr.. Chas A. Langridge started Mon
day for California to visit his son
who resides there. 1t is not improbable
that he will spend the winter on the
Pacific coast
Miss Fannie Clementson entertained
a party of several young lady friends
at tea Monday evening Miss Fannie
will soon go to Dubuque for a visit of
several weeks.
Mr.. Mervin Adams who has been
visiting his sister in this city, Mrs.
G.. ID. Streetel, for several weeks,
started for his home at Saratoga Springs,
N. Y, on Friday last.
Rev. James Eaton and family arrived
at their home in Chihauhau. Mexico last
week after a continuous ride of four
days and four nights from Chicago
having started from that city one week
ago last Monday morning.
Mr.. j. +. Hicks went to Fennimore
Monday morning, to say farewell to his
father Mr.. Il. Hicks, who started this
week for Kansas where he expects to
spend portion of the winter with an
elder son, who resides there.
Mr.. G. n. Wentworth is running the
Milwaukee passenger train for few
days, while Mr.. Marrotte, the gallant
conductor, takes short vacation, which
he is Spending with his lady, dividing
this time in visiting and shooting wild
| ducks.
| Mr.. John lockwood. of North Lam
caster, has just returned from an
extended visit among friends and rela-
tives in Charles City, Iowa John was
in town this week looking quite pleas.
ant after "batching" it during his wife S
| absence.
Mr.. Schneider of the law firm of Cotz-
hansen, Sylvester, Schroeder, and
Jones, of Milwaukee, was in the city
Tuesday on business connected with
the Schraudenback will case, which a
suit has been commenced in the Circuit
| Court 10 set aside.
Mr.. Edward Montieth, of Preston,
will leave Grant County about the 18th
of this month for Elmdale, Dakota.
He will take with him enough wire and
cedar posts to fence his entire farm in
that territory. Mr.. Montieth owns a
half section of land ut Elmdale.
Mrs. q. ID. Streeter. of Lancaster,
says the Platteyille Witness, and her
brother of Saratoga, n. Y. spent sever.
al days visiting friends in this city last
week. Mrs. Streeter lately returned
from Omaha. Neb., where she had been
to minister to her daughter. Mrs. o. f.
Blakely. who had been quite i'll. but
who is now better.