Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-04-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

1870 $3.50 - 49, -
Tuesday
Hon. Geo. w. Ryland went 10 Madi-
son last week.
Esq. Robert Orr took a trip up the
country Tuesday.
Mrs Ed. NJ Lowry is visiting her
mother in Galena.-
Dir. Joseph Morrison, of Fennimore,
was in town to-day.
Mr.. r. B. showalter spent part of
last week in Madison.
Messrs. r. S. Morse and Geo. Bishop.
of Betown, were callers to-day.
Assemblyman Day spent Saturday
and Sunday at his home in Mt. Hope.
Mrs. Will McGonigal has returned
from four weeks visit to platteville.
Messrs VIM. Chisholm and George
Whiteside, OF Mt. Hope, are in the city.
Mr.. Win Richards spent Sunday at
home. He went 70 Dubuque on Mon
day.
Mr.. T A. Burr took trip to Bosco-
bel last Thursday. returning Friday
night.
Mr.. +. Parker, Of the firm Of Parker
& Powers, Fennimore. was in town
Monday.
Mr.. Jerry Garner, the genial land
lord of Beetown was on our streets last
Saturday.
Mr.. Thomas Tormey, one Of Fenni-
more's well TO do farmers, was here
last Saturday.
Mr.. George Hurst, left Saturday even
ing for few days vacation at Cuba
City and Georgetown.
Mr.. Ed Glazier, brother of DR.. Gla-
zier OF Bloomington, is studying dent
isiry with DR.. Odgers.
Mr.. Albert Weber, formerly with j.
II. Baldwin, jeweler. went to Stoughton
Tuesday to look after a situation there.
d. S. York, of Hazel Green, called on
all of his Lancaster young lady friends
last week. Some of the boys felt neg
lected
Mr.. Will Clark, from near Mineral
Point, is in town. He reports his moth
er, Mrs John G. Clark. us somewhat
better
Mr.. A. G Finn Of Rockville, paid us
a call while here here attending the
teachers examinations Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. John II. Howe spent last Sunday
at home Mr.. II. j. Kirk who travels
for the same house also Sundayed in
Lancaster.
Mr.. Chas. Schumacher is shipping his
goods from Boscobel, preparatory to
starting his bakery here Fresh bread
next week
Capt Verden, mail agent on the Ga
lena train, laid off couple of days last
week. His place was supplied by Mr..
W. S. Reese.
Misses Tormey, Frank. Riedel and
Pepper left Saturday on the 4P. NJ.
train for their respective homes to spend
the weeks vacation.
Mr.. Alfred II umphrey of the firm of
Basford & Humphrey, Glen Haven, was
in town Tuesday. Also MIR. Theo
Young from the same place.
MIR. George Mccarthy, of Minneapolis,
has been visiting here the past week.
He was formerly employed in the black
smith shop of Mr.. John Pollock.
MIR. G. Underwood, an old settler of
Little Grant, and well known in this
section of the county, gave the HERALD
office a pleasant call Friday last
! Mr.. Jasper shipton, formerly driver
of the Platteville stage, has been APP
pointed marshal and street commissions
er of Platteville at salary Of $3.50.
Mr.. Chas. H. Basford returned from
his visit to New Orleans, Wednesday
evening, looking healthier and happier
for his trip. He certainly had good
company--and so did his father.
Mr.. Geo. Mills is visiting his father,
Judge Mills, OF this city. He came via
New Orleans from Colorado where lie
has lived several years and has gained
an enyiable reputation as a mining SUR
veyor
The Lancaster students at the State
! University Miss Clara Jones and
Messrs. Fred Meyer aud Ben Carter
are expected home this wednesday,
evening, The latter viii resume his
former place in Mr.. Bryan's drug store.
Mr.. j. B. Simpson. of Shullsburg, a
rising young pember Of the Lafayette
county bar, was ia Lancaster last week
on legal business. Mr.. Simpson was a
fellow classmate of Miss Jessie Meyer
and John A. Street at the State Univer-
sity.
/ Mr.. Alex. IveY is in Chicago buying
Il spring stock for the remodelled Store
of lvey d Webb. He is accompanied
by his son Joe which might account for
any mistakes or shortcomings in this
issue, were not Earl playing devil in
his absence.
J Mr.. Joe Cover, now permanently To-
Gated in Chicago, is in Lancaster this
week. Mrs. Cover and Benny accom-
pany him. Joe has an extensive short
hand practice in the western metropolis
/ and pressure of business does not allow
him many vacations.
4 Misses Celia Underwood and Maud,
I Lizzie and Gcrtie Styled, daughters of
Mr. Andrew Slyfeld, passenger engineer
on our road. came up from Galena and
/ paid our town visit last Saturday.
The young ladies are all experts on roll
en- skates, and favored our Lancaster
skaters with . very nice little exhibition
at the Rink
! L. II. Sprague Esq. OF Elkhorn, Wal
I worth county. one of the LAWYERS