Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-02-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Castle Rock.
Mr.. Alex. I.ynett, of Woodman, was
in Lancaster on Tuesday.
Hon. and Mrs. L. j. Graham, of Mus
coda, spent Sunday in Lancaster.
Mr.. E. &. Reeves, of Carthage, Oak,
has been visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. Henry Eastman, of Montfort. APP
peared at the Wright House on Monday.
Hon. John Fl. Sarles, ex-Mayor of
Boscobel, was in Lancaster on Monday
and Tuesday.
Capt Vaughan. of Platteyille. was in
the city on Saturday last, interviewing
his many friends.
County Superintendent Harper, al
ways busy, was among the teachers in
this city last week.
w. ID. Phillips. principal of the Mt.
Hope schools, came to Lancaster on
Thursday to hear Colfax.
Mr.. p Henkel is confined to;the house
by sickness. "Von Steinmetz' will be
around again in few days.
Mr.. VIM. Humphrey, an old resident
of Mt. Hope, greeted many old acquain-
tances in Lancaster on Monday.
Mr.. Geo. Brown, one of the oldest
residents of the town of Woodman, was
in Lancaster the first of the week.
Mr.. Thos. Tormey, of Fennimore, the
short-horn cattle man, attended the
Colfax lecture in this city last week.
Mr.. Edgar Seaton returned home to
Potosi, from Denver last Saturday, and
made Lancaster visit Wednesday.
Mr.. Chas. Bassford, of Glen Haven,
was in the city Thursday, and was a
welcome caller at the HERALD office.
Mr.. Thomas M. Calvert has removed
from Chattanooga to Cincinnati. and is
pleasantly located at 1874 Vine Street.
Mr.. VIM. White, of Mount Hope, a
resident of Grant county for the past
twenty-seven years, was in the city on
Friday last
Mr.. Anse Lynn, of Mt. Hope, known
to nearly every one in Grant county,
shook hands with his many friends in
Lancaster on Friday.
Mr.. Slime Woodhouse, mine host of
the Bloomington Hotel, circulated
freely among his Lancaster friends on
Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. Govier left on Tuesday for
Dakota to make visit to his son, who
is living in that Territory, and to look
after some land estate he has there.
Mr.. H. ID. York has gone to his home
in Hazel Green for short visit. His
many friends in Lancaster wish him a
speedy restoration to perfect health.
Mr.. VIM. Marsden, one of Grant
county's most prosperous farmers, came
to the city on Thursday last to hear
what Colfax had to say about Lincoln
and Garfield.
Hon. E. I. Kidd, of Millville, circu-
lated among his many personal friends
in Lancaster on Friday. Mr.. Kidd has
large army of friends who are always
greatly pleased to meet him.
Mr.. A. f. Phillips, of Westport, Da-
kota, is visiting friends in Grant county
Mr.. Phillips and S. A. Hardy, came
down from Mount Hope Thursday even.
ing to hear the Colfax lecture.
Hon. John d. Wilson, of Boscobel,
was considerably under the weather on
Monday, but by taking prompt meas
ures he avoided being confined to his
bed; whereat his friends rejoice.
Mr.. Daniel Garner, resident of Grant
county for thirty-two years, returned
last Friday from five weeks visit to his
old home in Pennsylvania. He reports
much snow and harder times prevailing
there than here.
Old friend Durley, who for SIX years
held the office of Register of Deeds,
and who always transacted the business
to the perfect satisfaction of the people,
made his Lancaster friends visit dur
ing the past week.
Mr. o. f. Dixon, of Fennimore, wa;
visitor at Lancaster last week. He
called at THE HERALD Office and when
he had paid for his paper, remarked
"This is the thirty-seventh year that
have paid my subscription on the Ole
Herald"