Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-04-01

Mr.. Kingsman. of Illinois. civil engi.
neer of the c., B. & N. railroad, was in
town last Monday, visiting his sister,
Mrs. DIR. Richards
Chas. Loveland left Tuesday for o.
Brien County, Iowa.
L. A. Bowan, formerly in business
mere, but now of Tombstone, Arizona,
was in town last week, visiting old
friends.
DIR. Geo. E. Robertson, of Fairplay,
Wis, was in town last week with his
family.
The Misses Mamie Grindell and Julis
Graham left Thursday evening for Dix
on, ILL.,, where they go TO attend col.
lege.
Noble 0. G. Hamilton, who has been
attending school here the last year,
left Thursday evening for his homo in
Mt. Vernon, Indiana. Mr.. Hamilton is
relative of the great Alexander Ham
ilton and bids fair to excel that illus
trious ancestor in point Of fame.
Abe Potter, of Mineral Point, is here
visiting his parents.
Miss Clara Knapp is in Darlington,
visiting at the residence of VIM. Muir.
ply, Esq.
VIM. Kay, of Georgetown, was in our
city last Wednesday on business.
Miss LAME Nye went to Shullsburg
last Wednesday morning to visit her
sister Ella. who has position as teach.
er in the graded school at tina. place.
Frank E. Huntingdon, of Blockhouse,
was visitor in town Wednesday.
Miss Lulu SALESMAN took the train
Wednesday morning for Cuba City.
Mr.. Clauer, the nobby tailor of Gal.
.ena, was in town last week, giving some
of our boys fits.
The many friends of Miss Cora De-
vendorf will be panied to learn. that she
is dangerously i'll at her home in Da-
kota.
John Speth, one of the wealthiest
farmers of Belmont, was in town last
week on business matters.
VIM. Weffieman, one of the sages
from Elmo, was in town last week, in.
terviewing his many friends.
DR.. A. X. Law and his wife, of Bel.
mont, Wis, were in town Wednesday
attending the funeral of their niece,
Miss Mary Harms.
w. S. Richards, the Elmo machine
dealer, passed through town Friday en-
route to Darlington.
James V. Gardner made quick trir
TO Galena one day last week on bust.
ness matters.
Chas. Harris. of Georgetown, cast tn,
light of his beaming countenance on
our streets last Thursday.
James G. Millman took the 8 O'Clock
train Saturday morning for Ipswich.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Benedict, o
Bashford, Wis, were in town Friday OF
real estate business.
Ed. Davy, of Mineral Point, was ii
town Friday.
Adolph Prussing, of Bashford, was il
town Friday, visiting some of our law
yers.
VIM. Landshulty, of Big Patch, wa
visitor in town Friday.
Cept. III. l.. Vaughan spent Sunday
here with his family.
The Misses Mabel Nye and Lydia
Grindell made short visits in Belmont
one day last week.
Thomas Webster, student in ancien
phrenology from the college of London
was in town Saturday.
The Misses Mamie Mappes and Kati,
Stein, of Belmont, made friends in thus
city short visit last Friday.
Ed. Curkeet, Esq, of Belmont, wa
in town Saturday.
Prof. Chaplin, the piano-tuner, ha:
been in town for the last week, tuning
our instruments up to the proper pitch
Ben. Messersmith went down to Elm,
last Tuesday on machine business.
Miss Annie Jones, who has position
as teacher at McGregor, Iowa, is at he
home in this city. enjoying her vaca
| ton.
A. c. Murphy, Esq, attorney of Cub,
City, was in town last week on lega
business.
Miss Ruba York went to her home a
Hazel Green to spend her vacation.
George Booth, of Smelser. was ii
town Friday on business.
George and Augustus Guyer and theil
sister Minnie, of Elmo, spent last Sun
day with relatives in town.
Miss Maggie Roberts has returned
from Milwaukee where she has beer
enjoying long visit.
BUSINESS NOTES.
Business is quite good here. 1t i: