Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-09-24
Personal MENTION.

here one day last week.
Chas Newbury, of Dubuque, was in
ihe city the first of the week.
Jacob Drew is attending the Iron
Brigade reunion at Madison.
DR.. Corey, of Patch Grove, was a
caller at our Office on Saturday.
Mr.. Alex. lvey and wife attend the
Iron Brigade reunion at Madison to-
day.
Geo. Nevins, of Bloomington, passed
through this city Tuesday on his way
to Madison.
+. B. Atwood, of Platteyille, is here
as witness in the suit of Bell VS.. City
of Platteeile.
c. II. Baxter left for Chicago We'd
nesday morning. He will purchase his
fall stock of goods.
c. E. Spencer has formed partner
ship with w. G. Mauger to carry on a
general blacksmithing business at
Bloomington. We wish them success.
Hon. L. p. Dickinson, of Lima,
passed through Lancaster Monday en-
route for Fayette county, la, to visit
Mr.. Wallace Barstow, formerly of this
county
Miss Kittie Farnsworth, who has
been visiting friends in this city, de-
parted Wednesday morning for her
home in GAINESVILLE. She was accom-
panied by Miss Abbie Phelps.
Mrs. Z. Andrew, of Hurricane, has
just returned from three weeks alb
sence in Kansas. She will leave in a
few days for Chicago to buy large
stock of winter goods for her store. N
G. w. Marvel went to Chicago this
"wednesday morning, to buy goods
for his new store at Marcus, Ia. Next
Monday Sept. Ply will be the last day
the store of Cabanis & Marvel will re-
main open for trade.
Mr.. Charles Abrams, of Coffeyille.
Kansas, is visiting bis uncle, Delos
Abrams of this city. He paid our office
pleasant call on Tuesday, in company
with his cousin, Miss Abrams and her
friend, Miss Stevens of Cassville.
Mr.. ID. Weaver returned last week
from Columbiana county, Ohio, where
he has been visiting since the middle OF
July. He brought with him Mr.. Geo.
Zepernick, young man, who will work
at the carpenters trade for Mr.. Muesse.
Mr.. John ID. Dopf, of Rockport, Mo,
editor and proprietor of the Atchison
County Journal, has been visiting
friends in this city. He is an old Grant
county boy, and used to set type in
The HERALD office under N. G. Gold
smith.
The following were among the guests
at the Grand during the past week: c..
f. Osborn, Darlington; J. w. Traer.
La Crosse; G. S. Fuller, Daniel Web
ster, o. G. Whitsall, Prairie du Chen;
5. Merrick, Peter l.. Doyle, Fairplay;
IL. Grimm, Cassville; Frank Lyster and
daughter Mary c., Jamestown; NJ. p.
Riudlaub, editor Witness, Platteville:
ID. Z. Lyon, Dubuque; A. Schmidt,
Diekeyville; A. ID. Wonzor, Platteville;
C. A. Swineford, Baraboo; j. C. Smell
ker, A. B. Bear, }. II. Bollard, Platte
vile; G. p. Smith. Montfort
Mr.. John A. Street, late managing
partner of the Lancaster wooden mills,
owned by Street Bros, Marshall & Co,
left Saturday afternoon for Chicago.
He takes an interest in the firm of r.
K. Street & Co, manufacturers sup
plies, 1S4 and l86 Washington street.
For five years Mr.. Street has been close
lY identified with the business and
social life of Lancaster, and from both
he will be sorely missed. He possesses
in marked degree those sterling quail
tiles that insure success in life, and
THE HERALD wishes him full share.
Notwithstanding some differences of
opinion, politically, Mr.. Street has been
a constant reader and good friend OF
the old HERALD, in which we hope he
will never lose his interest, and that
through the perusal Of its columns he
may be converted to the true faith.