Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-03-04
Coming and Going.

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Mrs. Andrew of the Hurricane store
is in the city to-day.
Mrs. Joshua Faucet of Hurricane,
called at our office to-day.
d. r. Greene, of Potosi, staid over
Sunday at the hub of the county.
Mr.. Ezra Abrahams, of Bloomington,
was among the HERALD callers Wednes-
day.
Miss Ida Buchner, who has been
teaching at Liberty, is home for a
vacation.
Thomas Prideaux, one of the solid
farmers of Blake's Prairie, was in the
city Monday.
Fon Moore, the popular landlord OF
the Park house, Platteville. took ride
on our boulevard yesterday.
Arthur Knapp has finished his course
at the Commercial College in Dubuque,
and returned home last Friday.
Omar j. Arnold, the affable and efli-
cient chairman of the town Of Mt. Ida,
was in town on business Tuesday.
p. BARLEY. the irrepressible '.mem-
Der from Bloomington" interviewed
to the new Probate Judge Tuesday.
Col. II. H. Virgin and C. B. Eastman,
proprietors of the City Feed mill. of
Platteville, were in Lancater Tuesday.
Mr.. John III. Cox, a supervisor of the
village of Hazel Green, was attending
court last week, and made the HERALD
sanctum brief call.
ID. I. Parker, of Fennimore, accom-
panied by his brother, Charles d. Par
ker, of Minneapolis, were in the city
Monday on legal business.
Mr.. Jacob Ertz, a prosperous farmer
of Hurricane. and reader of THE
HERALD for more than twenty years,
was caller on Tuesday.
Leo Baumgartner, of Fennimore,
spent Sunday and Monday in Lancas-
ter. He leaves the former place for
Mt. Vernon, OAK. next Tuesday
Mrs. Samuel Woodhouse and Mrs.
John Woodhouse, of Bloomington,
were in the city last Friday. visiting tho
formers daughter, Mrs. John Wright.
j. w. Morrison, of Lima, John G..
Harshberger, of Mt. Hope, and John
Longbotham, of Paris, treasurers Of
their respective towns, settled with the
county treasurer la st week.
George 7. B. Campbell, who ha.
resided on a farm near Boice Greek,
started this wednesday, morning with
his family for Chetek. Wis, where Mr..
Campbell will run saw-mill.
Thos X. Seaton, Esq, who came to
Grant County away back in or about
the old territorial days and settled in
Potosi, where he now lives, spent
Saturday and Sunday at the capital of
Old Grant.
DIR. Frank Cronin, as will be seen in
our Platteville news, has been called to
mourn the loss of little boy. The
Doctor has the sincere sympathy of a
host of warm friends among whom we
wish to be numbered.
VIM. Prideaux, who has one of the
finest farms IN West Grant, was in town
Monday and Tuesday with stock and
farm produce. He says his cows fur
nish for market $40 month worth of
butter, and dairying is only an incident
in his business.
Mr.. Geo. Cox, who at present occu-
pies the position of book-keeper and
cashier in large mercantile establish
ment in Richland Center, is at home for
short visit. His brother Clarence,
who is in business in Yankton, OAK, is
expected tonight.
Mr.. Joseph, Harris, prominent citi-
zen of Hazel Green, was IN Lancaster
last week, on Court business, and made
this Office pleasant call, leaving in
exchange for HERALD subscriptions
some of those dollars about which there
is so much controversy.