Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-09-04
Personal MENTION.

Mr.. John Howe spent Sunday here.
Donald Mcpherson, of Mount Ida,
called.
Prof. Z. Nj. Wood is expected Satur-
day evening.
Charlie Zeigler is attending the Chi
cago exposition.
Mrs. Gregory. of Platteville, is visit
ing Mrs. Henry Pitts.
Miss Laura Baxter has been visiting
friends in Plattteville.
DR.. o. p. Sala, of Bloomington, was
caller during the reunion.
w. P Durley, ex-Register of Deeds,
has been in town this week.
Mr.. Chas. Holman, of North Ando-
yer, called upon us last week.
Miss Mabel Seaton, of Potosi, is a
guest of her friend, Mrs. Ida Buchner.
Miss Minnie Graham and Miss Mary
Zeller, of Potosi, are visiting friends
here.
George Hurst, who was formerly with
Cabanis & Marvel, is again behind their
counter.
Mr.. Simon Weaver with his family
has been visiting his father, Mr.. David
Weaver.
Win Stone is attending the Grand
Lodge and Prohibition Convention at
Madison.
Mr.. Will c. Draper is home from
Milwaukee spending few days with
his parents.
Mr.. Geo. Nevins, postmaster at
Bloomington, was in THE HERALD Of
flee Tuesday,
Mr.. Carl Kleinpell, postmaster at
Cassville, paid THE HERALD office a
call last week
John p. Lewis and his son Oscar
went to Chicago, Monday morning to
De gone ten days.
Miss Clara Jones left Tuesday morn
ing foi Madison, to attend the UNIVERSE
ty the coming year.
Mr. David Weaver has been engaged
as janitor of the public school building
for the coming year.
Mrs. r. f. Mccoy, of Minneapolis,
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
elise, has returned home.
Rev. Ii. Dockham left Tuesday morn
ing with his family, to attend the funer-
al of his daughter, at Baraboo.
+. j. Benedict went to Chicago, Tues
day morning, where he will purchase a
new and complete stock of dry goods,
etc.
Mr.. j. Allen Barber spent few days
here last week. Mrs Barber and
daughter are at present visiting Mrs.
Chandler.
Fred Meyer returned to Madison this
wednesday, morning to continue his
course in the Univ .sity. This is his
second year.
A number of young people from
flatteville enjoyed pleasant drive to
our city on Sunday, calling upon some
of their friends while here.
Mr.. G.. III. Baxter and wife went to
Chicago this "wednesday morning.
Mr.. Baxter will purchase new stock of
goods for his newly modelled store.
Harry Nathan is trying to make peo-
pie believe he is a crippled veteran of
the Iron Brigade. He had to sprain
his ankle to do it. He will apply for a
pension soon.
Mr. Eugene II. Lewis, of New York
city, with his mother, Mrs. NJ. C. Lewis
of Potosi, spent Saturday here. Mr..
Lewis is looking well. He pays his old
home short visit this time
Benjamin +. Carter, who has been in
+. w. Bryan's drug store, left for Mad
ison Tuesday morning, where he in
tends taking a course in Pharmacy at
the University. Ben will be missed
here and carries with him the best wish
es Of q large number of friends.
Mr.. Joseph Cover. of Chicago, was
the special reporter of THE HERALD du-
ring the reunion. Mr.. Cover is a first
class stenographer. His business card
reads: Joseph Cover Co., Law and
General Short Hand Reporters, 81 Com
mercial Mats Bank Building, Chicago,
Ill. He remained in town till Tuesday