Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-05-07
Personal MENTION.

his mother in Potosi.
Rev. Samuel ID. Pulford attended the
convocation of Episcopal clergymen at
Beloit last week.
Probate business called Messrs. Hill
debrand and Wilson, of Boscobel, to
the city this week
Judge Clementson, wife and little
girls, went to Chicago Tuesday for a
weeks pleasuring.
Samuel Merrick, of jamestown, was
in attendance upon the Probate court
in Lancaster Tuesday.
G. FL. Hawley, of Platteville, was in
Lancaster, Saturday, looking after his
warehouse interests here.
Conductor Hazen has been supplying
Mr.. Kuhns' place on the road during
the vacation of the latter.
Mr.. Byron Carter of Platteville and
Miss Cora Walbridge of Baraboo spent
Sunday at Mr.. Will Richards.
G.. ID. Streeter, who spent Sunday at
home, left Monday morning for bust
ness trip to Northern Wisconsin.
Henry Horstman will put in an acre
of tobacco this season, on his father
20-acre tract west of the city.
John Dolphin, of Glen Haven. who
was one of the prominent candidates
for sheriff, was in town Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Ringold has been in Dubu-
que the past week attending convoca-
ton of German Presbyterian clergy
men.
ID. II. Walker of Boscobel is one of
the old friends of the HERALD This
week he paid his 3lst annual subscrip-
ton.
Mr.. Nelson Thomas started Wednes-
day morning for Beloit, Kansas, to look
at the country with view to locating
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bergman, of
Dodgeville, moved to this city Tuesday.
Mrs. Bergman will engage in dress
making.
Mr. ID. I. Katen, for many years
resident of Grant county, now of Itch
field, Mimi, made us a pleasant call
Monday.
Business in connection with the May
session of the County Court, called Mr..
P. BARLEY, of Bloomington, to our city
Tuesday.
Miss Nettie Meyer started Monday
morning for Rhinelander, in Northern
Wisconsin. to visit her sister, Mrs w.
f. Brown.
N. w. Kendall, of Wyalusing, was in
the city Tuesday on business. Mr. Ken
dali and family have been spending the
winter in New Orleans.
MI. and Mrs. Jay Barber started
Monday for Usage, Iowa, summoned
there by the news of the dangerous i'll
hess of little Nellie Tomlinson, their
grandchild.
Conductor George Kuhns is spending
a weeks vacation at Hartford, in this
state, his boyheod home. This is the
first vacation Mr.. Kuhns has had for
three years.
We are glad to see on our streets Mr..
M. A. Harper of Hazel Green. We
wish Lancaster would appear sufficient
ly attractive to Mr.. Harper to induce
him to settle here.
Mrs. L. NJ. Calvert and children of
Cincinnati, Ohio, came Saturday even
ing expecting to spend the summer in
Lancaster. She will live with her
mother, Mrs. Louis Reynolds.
Mr.. James Jones's many friends will
be glad to know that he is much better
than he has been for some time. He
has walked out several days and seems
to be gaining in strength.
Il. 5. Morse, of Beetown, was in town
Monday. Mr.. Morse is full of business.
being town clerk as we'll as postmaster,
and expecting when the Goth of June
comes to start out to gather census sta
tistics.
Father Bart the new pastor of st.
Clements church (catholic) arrived
Thursday, to enter upon the labors of
his new charge. He is an earnest tenn
perance worker and we understand in
tends organizing a temperance society
among his people here. This is grand
good thing and we hope his efforts will
meet with a warm second and support.