Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-06-28
Personal, MENTION.

County Sup't Harper boarded the
cars for Montfort Monday morning.
Miss Emma Sprague started on a
business trip Monday morning.
Mr.. f. w. Allen, of '.water-works'
fame, was in the city last week.
MIR. r. Stevens, of Beetowq, was a
city visitor during the week.
Mr.. j. c, Henkel, of Storm Lake,
Iowa, has been back on visit to
friends in the county the past weeks.
Mr.. John Wilson and family, enjoyed
the beneficial effects of Lancaster
breezes the present week.
Mr. Samuel Druen, of Rockville,
looked in upon Lancaster friends Tues
day.
Mrs. E. j. Benedict, says the Platte
vile Witness, of Lancaster, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Benedict, of this city.
Mrs. Benedict returned home Friday.
Rev. S W. Eaton has been absent
during the present week attending COM
mencement exercises at Beloit college,
of which institution he is trustee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l.. Wilcox and
children, Of Warren, ILL.,, are visiting
with Mrs Wilcox's parents, in this
city, Mr.. and Mrs G. ID. Streeter.
Mr. John Howe and family took their
departure, Tuesday morning, for a
months visit in York state, Pittsburgh
being the first stopping place.
Judge Clementson left for Darlington,
Monday afternoon, where he opens the
spring term of the Circuit Court, for La
Fayette county. Tuesday.
Marsh Barber left for Chicago, Tues
day morning. He was accompanied by
Miss Ethelind Eaton, who returns to her
home in Oak Park.
Mr.. Charles Orion boarded the train
for Darlington, Monday afternoon.
Charley is an indispensable part of the
/ court.
Miss Nettie Meyer returned home last
week after a heightened visit with her
sister, Mrs. w. Z. Brown, at Stevens
Point.
James w. Murphy, says the Platte
vile Witness, will be the orator at
Hazel Green, on the 4th of July. Mr..
Murphy is fluent speaker and will no
doubt give an elegant GRAFTON.
Ira Sykes paid an over-Sunday visit
to his old home the past week. Ira is
at present member of the State Jour-
nal force at Madison, and right good
member he Is.
MIR. G. L. Foster, who in years gone
by was HERALD disciple, but later has
been known as remarkably success
full teacher at Cherokee, Iowa, was in
town ON visit to relatives and friends
during the week.
Mr.. I. M. Cleary, of the firm of
Carter and Cleary, Platteville, was a
city visitor during the week. The
dreary entanglements of law appear
to have beneficial effect on fTom s
physical development.
Mr.. Adolf Nathan. of the widely
known firm of Kuhn, Nathan & Co.,
clothing merchants, Chicago, and
his family, are in the city on visit
Mr.. Nathan left Tuesday for Prairie
du Chen to enjoy the baths there.
Mrs. Nathan and the children will re-
main for some time.
Dan Needham with the educational
field fast locked behind him, was in the
city the past week. Dams work at
Patch Grove the past year speaks fer
itself and will be remembered in the
history of the school. He remains for
n short time in the Office of Bushnell
and Watkins and then will start for the
land of the setting sun. Having been adj
mitted to the bar at the last term of the
circuit court, in Crawford county, Dan
win endeavor TO settle disputes for the
Dakotains according to Blackstone and
the revised statutes.
Mr. VIII ii. Clark and wife, were in
the city on a short visit during the
week. arriving Saturday. Having
driven over with team Will had a
good chance to notice the crops, which
he says were looking finely. The best
field of corn he saw was near Miffiin,
where the field would average from
twelve to eighteen inches in height and
was of very dark, rich green. Wills
report of work on his own farm was of
the most encouraging nature, which
II be good news to his many friends
mere.