Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-02-04
Coming and Going.

Sunday in Lancaster.
Tom Wiley, the liveryman, is suffer
from felon on his hand.
: A Knapp, of Cassville, an old SUBJ
scriber of the HERALD was in on Mon
day.
Fred McNair, of the firm of Barber,
McNair & Co., spent Sunday in Fenni-
more.
Mrs. w. G. Richards spent a few
days visiting friends in Platteville last
week.
Thomas Marsden Esq. of Fennimore,
was in the city Tuesday on probate
business.
Mrs. Geo. B. Carter and daughter
Lollie. of Madison, are visiting friends
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thode Sherman re-
turned home from Lawrence, Kan.
on Saturday last.
Tom Leslie, the efficient manager of
the Galena Gazette, attended the Mika-
do at Platteville.
Mr.. A. G. CReet1 Hough, of Mt. Ida,
called Saturday and found us very
busy. Call again.
j. P. Sucker, district attorney of
Iowa county, was in the city yesterday
on probate business.
The Misses Borah. daughters of Sam'l
Borah, of Mt. Ida, were callers at the
HERALD Office Monday.
IL. S. Keene, Esq, spent Sunday and
Monday at home and returned to his
work at Madison Tuesday morning.
Mrs. c. j. Hyde went to Dubuque
last week to visit her daughter Miss
Hattie who is studying music in that
city.
VIM. Ii. Evans, VIM. Newton and A.
ProYis, of Prairie du CHEN, were in
Lancaster last Thursday on legal bust
ness.
Messrs. A. G. and A. Z. Morse
hitched their trotters together and
drove to Bloomington Sunday to visit
friends.
DIR. 0. p. Sala and Prof. A. G. Zim-
norman, principal of the Bloomington
schools, made flying trip to Lancas-
ter Sunday.
f. A. Parce, one of the Fennimore
burglars, who has been Serving out his
time in the county Jail was released
Friday morning.
Miss Ella Matthews, depot agent at
Mentfort, was the guest of Miss Louisa
Club during the Good Templars' con-
vention last week.
Prof. c. II. Sylvester, principal of the
Boscobel schools, and Master Tom
McWilliams, one of his pupils, visited
Lancaster last Saturday.
Town Treasurer Fish, of Smelser,
and Victor Fayapt, treasurer of Mus
coda. settled their accounts with the
county treasurer Monday.
Last Monday evening Orrice Whit
comb was surprised by q party of
friends, it being his birthday, and q
very enjoyable evening was had.
We were pleased to make the ac-
quaintance of Mrs. Charles Robertson.
of Patch Grove, who called on Tuesday
to renew subscription to the HERALD.
F. w Bryan bids goodbye to his
many Lancaster friends Saturday. We
want such men in Lancaster, and regret
that he finds it to his interest to return
to Chicago.
II. Buchner, Esq, has received a
letter from Mr. A. Huntemer, of Dell
Rapids, Dakota. He says he is doing
well and wishes to be remembered by
his many Lancaster friends.
Dave johnson, who has been driver
of the Lancaster and Bloomington stage
for some time is now acting as deputy
for Sheriff Richards. Mr.. VIM. johnson
will attend to the stage business in the
future.
Messrs. James Paul and John Wool
enden, of Patch Grove, were in town
Tuesday. They are both old subscribers
and friends of the HERALD, Mr.. Paul
having been a subscriber from the first
issue. over 43 years.
Mr. John Treloar called ON Saturday
to add his name to The HERALD's sub
scription list. He reports his father,
Mr.. James Treloar, as considerably
under the weather, but improving un-
der the doctors care.
Mr.. j. A. Walsh has returned to his
home in Minor, ID. T., after a months
visit with relatives and friends in Grant
county. Messrs. E. +. and M. III. Walsh
of Mt. Hope, came to Lancaster on
Monday to see him Off
Mr.. Horace Keene and wife, of Du-
buque, arrived in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Keene will make a business trip
with w. &. Richards in the interest
of the j. P. Sorg Tobacco company.
Mrs. Keene will be the guest of Mrs. w.
G. Richards for several days.
Hon. G. Hutchinson, of Shullsburg,
was in Lane caster Tuesday. He was
formerly prominent in the politics of
Grant county, but is now managing an
extensive farm near Shullsburg. He is
member of the state fish commission,
and is willing to send us some trout if
we will take care of them.
Philip Reed left this city for Wash
ington on Saturday last, having re-
ceived word that his father, VIM. N.
Reed, was lying dangerously i'll at his
home near that city. Philip will not re-
turn to Lancaster, but will try his for
tunes in other parts. His many friends
will wish him abundent success.
Mr.. VIM. M. Rothschild returned last
week from visit to his son Henry in
st. Paul. By him Henry sends THE
HERALD a Autograph picture of the new
ice castle recently erected in that city.
We see by Henry's card he "buys mort
cages" but will venture to assert that
he would not accept one on that castle.
The HERALD's efficient foreman,
business manager, book-keeper, cash