Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-01-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

In town tuesday.
DIR. Brown. of Fennimore. was ia
town last Saturday.
MIR. Henry West. of CassvilIe, was
in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. John Dolphin. of Glen Haven,
was in the city to-day.
Mr. Walter Hickin, of Patch Grove
was in the city Wednesday.
G. J. Hyde took the train to Galen;
Monday evening on business.
Mr.. Andrew Cairns, of Little Grant
was in Lancaster Wednesday.
Mr.. j. g. Dewitt, of the Monitors
Monitor was in the city Yesterday,
w. E. Braun and Dr. o. Z. Sala, o
Bloomington, were in Lancaster Fri
day.
Mr.. John Ryan. one of Blake's Prai
rie's substantial farmers, was in towr
Monday.
Mr.. T. w. McNair, son of H. A. w
McNair, of Fennimore, is studying
Pharmacy with DIR. A. II. Barber.
Messrs. j. l.. Rewey. L. c. Hawlev
and G. B. Eastman, all of Platte lille
were on our streets last Saturday.
VIM. A. Ramsey. town treasurer oil
Glen Haven, was in town to-day WED.
and made his settlement with the
county treasurer.
Mr.. Frank Horstman, who has beer
living at DEBORAH, Iowa, for a veal
past, is home to attend his sisters
wedding.
Mr.. John Ross and son, of Minera
Point, passed through Lancaster OF
Saturday en- route TO their mines neal
Beetown.
j. Nj. Hannum, of Cassville, former
proprietor of the Stone Mill near Ian
caster, was in town Monday. He hal
just returned from the New Orleans
Exposition, and is highly pleased with
what he saw.
Hon. w. j. Mccoy spent few day!
last week, and Sunday at home. II,
returned Monday morning to attend t.
his legislative duties at the capitol. HI
predicts the success of Spooner in tn,
senatorial contest.
Mr.. Martin Oswald, of Fennimore,
was in town Tuesday and made \;
pleasant call at the HERALD office
The change in administration has not
diminished his ardor in the least, and
he is just as good Republican as ever
Prof. G. L. Harper, our popular
| County Superintendent of Schools, ha:
returned from New Orleans and with
his bride is spending short time at his
home in Hazel Green before coming tC
Lancaster where he will reside in the
future
Mr.. Jay Barber was the recipient o
many congratulations on Saturday, tn,
18th, on his having reached his seventy
eighth birthday. We wish him many
more. The 18th was also the birthda,
of the late j. Allen Barber, who wa
two years his junior.
Mr.. Perry Moore has returned from
New Orleans very well pleased on tn
whole with his trip. He thinks tn
Wisconsin exhibit very creditable, an,
considers the city, and the Exposition
(though incomplete as yeti wortI
going that far to see.
We were pleased to see p. A. Dag
gett, of Muscoda, special agent of tn
Home ms. Co., in the HERALD offic,
Wednesday morning, Mr.. Daggett i
in Lancaster on the business of hi
company, of which Mr.. L. j. Arthur
has been made the agent here.
Mr.. Geo. Nevins, Bloomington eff
ficient Postmaster and Town Treasurer
was in Lancaster Monday in spite of
thermometer at 34o below zero. Mr.
Nevins's business was to make his ofiicia
report to Treasurer Mcmahon, whicl
report was the first received from an
of the towns of the COMMISSIONING tn,
promptness with which the officials O
Bloomington transact their business
Last year Bloomington was the seeont
town to report.