Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-08-13
Jim O'Hern is in town

ueorSe bellOWS arrived home from
Mason City, Ia, Saturday evening
j. W. Seaton and wife, of Potosi,
were in the city one day last week.
Ed. O'Neil and son, of Hazel Green,
are IN the city to-day wednesday,.
j. c. Parker, of Bloomington, made
the HERALD Office callon Wednesday
w. H. Jones, cashier in the Mineral
Point bank was in the city Wednesday
n. II. Snow station agent at Mineral
Point is in the city to-day "wednesday.
j. j. Humphrey and VIM Humphrey
OF Patch Grove were in the city Tues
day.
Prof &. I. Foster and wife. of Chero-
kee, Ia, have been visiting Mr.. Alex.
Ivey.
Master Ralph and Florence Brown
gave children's party Tuesday after
noon.
Laura Barnett and Mabel Thompson,
of Boscobel, are visiting at Mrs. j. b.
Calis's.
Mr.. Sam Harper, of Madison, is in
the city visiting his brother, Prof. Chas.
L. Harper.
Il. G. Roberts, of Butte City, Mon
tana. was in the city last Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Vina Wyne, of Platteville, is at
tending the Institute and stopping at
Mr.. j. Barnett's.
MI. and Mrs. Scrbner and children,
OF Cherokee, la, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs Geo Howe
A. S. Flagg and Z. c. Hopkins, of
Edgerton, Wis, dined at the Wright
House last Saturday.
VIM. Gates, of Bloomington, shipped
a carload of cattle and carload OF
hogs, on Wednesday.
2. A. Daggett. of Muscoda, general
agent for the Home insurance company,
was here last Friday.
Rev. Edward Eaton and daughter, of
Oak Park, Chicago, Ill, are visiting
at Rev. S. W. Eaton's.
Thomas Kennedy, of Dodgeville,
deputy revenue collector, was at the
Wright Hause last Friday.
Mr.. Geo. T. Walker. of Napa, Cal.
has been shaking hands with his Ian
caster friends the past week.
Fremont Smith, of Lincoln, Neb..
formerly resident of Lancaster, is here
for few weeks visit with friends.
Douglas Oliver, formerly of this city.
but now residing at Wreford, Kan. is SO
seriously i'll that his life is despaired of.
Edward Pollock and son, Walter, left
Monday morning to attend the editorial
excursion, which left Milwaukee Tues.
day.
Samuel Woodhouse and wife are Wis
ting at Mr.. j. s. Wright's. Mr.. Wood
house is one of the oldest readers of the
HERALD.
Joe Cover, former proprietor of
The HERALD, but now laying up treas
ure in Chicago, is in the city on two
weeks visit,
truman d. Goodrich, of North Ian.
caster, departed for his old home in
New York, Wednesday morning for a
months visit.
Mrs. s. w. Eaton, as a delegate to
the Women's Board of Missions, at
tended the closing exercises of the Mo
mona Lakeside assembly.
VIM. Reiner, telegraph operator at
the depot, vacationed few days in
Madison, his position being filled by J..
B. Toplifl, of the same place.
Elmer Chesmore, of Milwaukee, sup
piled Col. Bloodgood's position as mail
agent on the Milwaukee train, owing
to sickness in the colonel's family.
Jap. Shipton and wife, of Platteville,
are now boarding at the Park Hotel of
that city, where orders should be left
for the Lancaster and Platteville stage
line.
jacob Fawcett, Esq. of Galena, Ill,
was in the city last Friday, he being
called by dispatch, saying that his
father, who lives in the Hurricane, had
been sur-struck.
Mrs. Adolph Nathan aud children re-
turned to their home in Chicago last
Saturday morning. Miss Lena Oswald
accompanied them and viii make a
four weeks visit
MIR. John \. Burrichter, an old and
. respected citizen of Galena, died Aug.
A. The deceased for over forty years
was one of the leading business men of
that city. His age was 63, and he came
to Galena in 1889, and has lived there
ever since.
Mrs. Ida Grindell nee Dickinson. wife
of james A. Grindell, formerly of Platte
vile, Wis, died at Ripon, Cal. July 20,
aged % wears. Mr. and Mrs. Grindell
were married about year ago ana
moved to California last spring. The
deceased was daughter of Hon. E. r.
Dickinson, of Lima, and left little in
FAINT bat few hours old.
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