Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-11-05
Personal MENTION.

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Next week Judge Clementson holds
court at Prairie du CHEN.
Mrs Edward Pollock visited friends
in Bellevue, Ia, last week.
Mrs. Annie Thomas, of Calumet,
Mich, is visiting with Mrs. Thos. Orion.
Mrs. H. Horstman is visiting her
daughter Mary this week in Waukon,
Iowa.
w. q. Palmer, Esq, of Boscobel, was
employed to defend the Fennimore boys
at their trial.
Conductor Hazen is supplying for
Mr. Larkin while the latter takes two
weeks lay off.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Kilbearn, of
Beatrice, Neb., are the happy parents
of baby boy.
C. H. Knight, of Eau Claire, is here
in the interest of the Good Templars'
Benevolent Association.
Judge Spensley. of Galena, was 3
caller at our office Tuesday. He was
in the city on legal business.
Minor j. Perrin, the clerk at the
Wright House. visited Galena and
Dubuque and Freeport last week.
Sammy Draper is sick this week and
is more missed on our streets than some
men four times his size would be.
George Bushnell visited Plat.eville
last week and while there took in the
entertainment on Friday evening.
DIR. G. G. Smith. dentist located at
present at Dedgeville, is talking of
moving his business to Fennimore.
Mrs. Judge Clementson visited Rich
land Center and Madison last week, re-
turning with the judge yesterday eve
ming.
MIR. w. ID. Jones, of Hazel Green, is
in the city this week on business con-
nectea with the estate of the late james
A. Jones.
Messrs. VIM. Z. Carter, ID. j. Gard
ner, j. w. Murphey, A. w. Bell and
others were up from Platteville on pro-
bate court business.
Patrick Glynn, of Woodman, has late
" built fine new dwelling house on
his farm near the narrow gauge rail
road in Green river bottom.
Mr.. j. N. Waggoner, of Galena, ac-
companied his daughter, Mrs. Ed. NJ
Lowry, on her return home last week
and made a short visit here.
Alex. Ivey is on visit to the battle
field of Gettysburg where he lost his
leg, and to Philadelphia where he win
get new one. He is expected home
tonight.
Joe Nathan and Louis Alt made a
trip to Galena last week and looked
through Ryan's packing house. Mr..
Nathan will pack good many hogs
himself this year.
Mrs. DIR. Hassell and daughter Eda
visited Mr.. George Cox, Mrs. Hassell's
brother, last week at Richland Center,
where he has position as cashier in
the store of A. r. Krauskopt.
Miss Attic Reed, a daughter Of Prof
r. Reed who formerly had charge of
the schools here,is general superintend-
ent of Juvenile Temple work in this
state. She visited the Lancaster lodge
Tuesday evening. #
A. E. Morse, of the firm of Trow-
bridge & Morse, visited Chicago last
week, on business. While there he sold
his span of black horses to Chicago
gentleman for $500 and shipped them
Monday morning.
Mr.. H. Clay Dillon, on arriving at
Aurora with his mother, decided not to
place her under the care of the physi-
clan there, and took her to Chicago
where an operation was performed up
on Mrs. Dillcn's eye from which she
hopes to recover its use. She will re-
main there for month or more.
Walter Lewis, who has occupied a
chair at the desk in this office during
his vacations for sometime past, left us
in September to study shorthand at
Minneapolis. His brothers in Butte
! City, Montana, have written him urging
his going there to assist them in their
rapidly increasing business, and he has
decided to do SO for the present. He
will not, however, give up his idea of
learning stenography.