Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-06-14
Personal MENTION,

PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. Z. DePuy left. Tuesday, for
trip to Chicago.
Mr.. Dwight Parker, of Fennimore,
was in the city Saturday.
Mr. Henry Dankleff, of Fennimore,
made Lancaster visit Saturday.
Mr.. Job. Shuttleworth, of Fenni-
more, visited Lancaster Saturday.
Mrs. A. Woodward left Friday morn
ing for n two weeks visit to northern
Michigan and the Lake Superior country
Mr.. Chas. Cook, son of Rev. C. c.
Cook, of Shullsburg. has been visiting
old friends in the city for the past week
Ora Richards returned last week after
pleasant and profitable trip through
Nebraska.
Mrs. Eaton, accompanied by her
father, Mr. Demarist, returned Monday
evening.
Mr.. John Kemler, of Platteville, was
in the city for a short visit during the
week.
Mr.. III. A. w. McNair, of Fennimore,
was in the city Saturday looking after
the suit from that place on trial before
Justice Baldwin.
DIR. Hassell and wife left, Tuesday,
| for Madison, where the DR.. attends the
session of the Homeopathic State Medi-
cal Convention.
DR.. Odgers is absent at Potosi for
few days, giving the residents of that
village chance to have their moars at
tended to in first-class style.
Mr.. Edwin Bonham, of Clay Center,
Iowa, son of Mr.. JAS. Bonham, has
been on visit to friends and relatives
in tins section the past week. He takes
his father back with him on his return.
Mrs. DR.. McFadden, of Fredonia,
Kansas, with her three children, is in
the city on visit to her mother. Mrs.
| Samuel Barstow. She will be warmly
welcomed by the many old friends here.
Mr.. John Altizer, who has been con-
fined to his bed for some weeks, with
erysipelas in his wounded limb, is re-
covering, to the very great satisfaction
of his family and friends.
Mr.. Sam Clifford, accompanied by his
mother, left Monday morning for La
Crosse to attend the funeral of niece,
whose unexpected death occurred the
last of the week.
Mr.. j. Kemler and Mrs. A. M. KEN
Ter, of Platteville, together with Mrs.
4. Persons of st. Louis, were the guests
of Mrs. c. W. Hill for q short visit the
past week.
Mr.. o. S. Jones, of Harrison, was in
the city Friday. Mr.. Jones has lately
returned from trip to Virginia, dur
ing which he purchased farm of one
hundred and twenty acres near Rich
mond.
Mr.. Chas. II. Russell left Monday for
North Andover, where he takes charge
of the Creamery at that place. Russell
is fellow it is pleasure to meet and
North Andover people can not form his
acquaintance any too soon.
Mr.. G. J. Hyde was in the city du-
ring the week, no ways cast down by
his heavy loss, although he had hard
fight with the willy insurance adjuster.
His many friends here hope to see Je-
he'll come through all right, and get
that which properly belongs to him in
the way of compensation for his losses.
Mr.. G. f. Hollenback, general agent
for the firm of Story & Camp, Chicago,
was in the city the past week. As tins
gentleman accompanied by Mr.. A.
Michaels moved out into the west
Saturday, the supposition is that some
one is to have the pleasure of enjoying
a grand before long.
Prof. Clyde r. Showalter, of the
Fennimore high school, was in the city
Saturday for a few hours visit. The
Professors school closes next Friday
after most successful year. The pres
ent high standing of the school is a
credit to Prof. Showalter and his as
sistants.
Mr.. Mel Dustin takes the run left va
cant by the promotion of Mr.. Kuhns to
the Waukesha run. Mr.. Dustin is one
of the best conductors in the employ of
the G. & N. w. R'y and his transfer is
an evidence that the interests alike of
the company and the travelling public
will be well cared for in the future on
this run at least.
Conductor Geo. Kuhns, of the Mil
waukce passenger has been transferred
to the Waukesha run between that city
and Milwaukee. Daring the time he
has run into this city Mr.. Kuhns has
made many friends, by his courteous
ness. gentlemanly bearing and affability,
who while pleased to learn of his pro
motion will still feel extremely sorry tC
part with him. Mr.. Kuhns made his
last trip out of here Saturday morning
DR.. G. Eddy left Tuesday fol
prolonged trip to the east, whittier
} Mrs. Eddy and their little daughter
proceeded him some months ago. Dur.
ing his stay here DIR. Eddy, by hi;
| manliness of character, and many ex
cellent qualities, has made a host OF
{ warm friends who dislike very much
; to see him depart and who viii now
} live in hopes that his health will per
NIT him to carry out his present inten-
} ton to return in September. With
!, this hope they all join in wishing him
! bon voyage.