Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-02-14

OF the week.
MIR. Morris Carol, Of Boscobel, was a
witness in the case of the State VS.. Jen-
kins this week.
County Surveyor j. G. Scott, of Patch
Grove. was in Lancaster the latter part
of the past week.
Hon. VIM. butcher, of Boscobel, was
hasty visitor to Lancaster on Wednes-
day evening last.
Mr.. James Bailey, of Boscobel. was
in attendance upon the Circuit Court the
first of the week.
Mr.. Will Clark, OF Mineral Point, is
visiting his parents in this city, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Clark.
Mr.. F. M. Markham, of Boscobel,
was in attendance upon the Circuit
Court on Tuesday.
Walt Smith, of Milwaukee, took a
stroll through the busy streets of Lam
caster on Monday.
Mr.. A. G. V. Elston, one of Muscoda' 8
prominent business men, paid Lancaster
visit on Tuesday.
Mr.. Harvey Clark. an old resident of
Boscobel, called on his many friends in
Lancaster on Tuesday.
Mr.. John Wilson of North Andover
was in the city Tuesday. We received a
pleasant call from him.
Mr.. Ed. Meyer, of the firm of Meyer
Bros, Boscobel, was witness before
the Circuit Court this week.
On Tuesday Mr.. III. S. Hurlbut, Bos-
cobel's jeweler, made his appearance
on the streets of Lancaster.
Attorney G. +. Osborn, of Darlington,
was in the city last week attending the
session of the Circuit Court.
j. L. Coates, M. d.. and j. G. Wright,
M. d., of Excelsior, Richland county,
were in Lancaster on Tuesday.
On Wednesday County Treasurer Me-
Mahon went to Bloomington, in COM
pany with DIR. Thayer, of Massachusetts
Mr.. L. G. Parker, of Milwaukee,
agent of the United States express, made
his first visit to Lancaster on Monday.
Messrs. James Blewitt, and Levi
Showalter, drove over from Beetown on
Monday, to visit their Lancaster friends.
Mr.. Richard Spiegelberg, of the firm
of Spiegelberg Bros, of Boscobel, took
in the sights of Lancaster, ON Tuesday.
Mr.. Richard Pike, of Boscobel, came
up on Tuesday and became an Ameri.
can citizen. All on account of his boy
Hon. j. N. Comstock, alderman OF
the city of Boscobel, circulated among
his friends in Lancaster the first of the
week.
ID. B. Jenckes, of the law office OF
Hon. John ID. Wilson, Boscobel, came
to Lancaster during the severe storm Of
Tuesday.
Mr.. j. Sanger, one of Boscobel's
wagon manufacturing gentlemen, was
among the arrivals at Lancaster on
Monday.
Mr.. G.. Guentzel, the prosperous har-
ness maker, Of Boscobel, shook hands
with his many friends in Lancaster on
Monday.
Mr.. c. T. Overton. of Platteville, who
was County Surveyor during the years
1856 and 1856, called at The HERALD
Office last Thursday.
j. w. Nice, of Boscobel, called at
The HERALD Office on Monday. He
was accompanied by Sam'l Bartholo-
NEW of the same city.
Mr.. Henry McReynolds, one of the
popular restauranters of Boscobel,
looked over the business capacity of
Lancaster on Monday.
Mr.. Thos. Chesebro, formerly post
master of Lancaster, now a resident OF
Muscoda, called at THE HERALD office
this Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Henry Eastman, one of the old
residents of Grant county, and prom
inent citizen of Montfort, tarried in
Lancaster on Monday and Tuesday.
Hon. III. d. York, of Hazel Green, in
attendance upon the Circuit Court, was
warmly greeted by his old friends and
acquaintance in this city during the
term.
Mr.. A. F. Snow, one of the old resi-
dents of Grant county, has been hold
ing forth at Lancaster for the past week
He drew per diem and mileage as a
juror,
Messrs. John Meehan and j. B. Fer
rington, of Darlington, were in the city
on Wednesday. They represented their
city in the interest of the Soldiers re-
union Tor 1854.
Mr.. VIM. j. F. Nauert, one of the go
ahead business men of our neighboring
city of Boscobel took in the beauty,
business and prosperity of Lancaster
the first of the week
MIR. NJ. McSpaden, of the firm of T.
Carrier & Co., Boscobel, made THE
HERALD Office friendly call on Mon
day afternoon. He reports everything
as it should be in the Forest City.
Mrs. Rev. E. d. Eaton and two chill
dren, after short visit with relatives
in Lancaster. left for Galena Monday
afternoon, where they will spend few
days, after which they will return to
their home in Oak Park, Illinois.
Mr.. Frank Calls. Charles Smith and
George Bellows, left Monday morning
via. Speckts Ferry for Spokane Falls,
Washington Territory, to seek their
fortunes. The best wishes of the CON-