Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-07-26
PERSONALS.


lum, is ill with catarrhal fever.
John Howe and family left Monday
for visit in Charles City, Iowa.
A. w. Bell, Esq, of Platteville, was
in the city, Tuesday, on business.
Mr. Jap Palmer, tho popular druggist
of Montfort, was in town over Sunday.
Miss Anna Wilkinson, of Hazel Green,
visited Lottis Kil5ourn in this city last
week
Application was made for examina-
ton into the sanity of John M. Pagan,
Tuesday.
Miss Helen Strong is expected home
tonight from her visit at Racine and
Geneva Lake.
Mrs. Ira Bellows returned to her
painting class in Fennimore Wednes-
day morning.
Monday afternoon, a nephew of Berry
Auchter reached town. just from Hell
delburg, Germany.
Mrs. G.. w. Hill and Miss Katie elise
have gone for weeks visit with friends
in Platteville.
We are glad to see Mrs. Barlow on
the street again, after her severe attack
of rheumatic fever.
Mrs. and Miss Zeininger went to their
old homo at Madison last Thursday and
staid over Sunday.
ID. Cornwell and vito of Ellenboro,
were in town Saturday and gave the
HERALD a call.
Several of the Lancaster young peo-
pie went to visit the campers at the
gravel pit, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Pulford are ex-
pected home tonight, to spend about
three weeks with his parents.
Misses Carrie Richards and Nellie
Halsted, of Crusco, Iowa. are visiting
relatives and friends in town.
Mrs. Alex lvey and her little daugh-
ter Mildred went to Potosi last week
for visit with friends.
Miss Anna White will return, in Sep
TENDER, to complete her course at the
Normal School, at Milwaukee.
Ed. Lowry was kept at home by ill
ness, a few days this week; but is at his
office again attending to business.
Misses Ida Buchner and Clara Jones
are still enjoying outdoor life with their
Potosi friends at the Mississippi.
Mrs. d. S. York came up from Ga
lena, last Thursday, and spent few
days with her sister, Mrs. Barnett.
Geo. Brown, one of the solid Republic
cans of Woodman, was in town. Satur-
day, and gave The HERALD call.
VIM. b. Walker is very ill with mala-
rial trouble. He is the son OF Alex.
Walker, and lives at north Lancaster.
Mrs. John Gardner, of Albina, Kan,
is visiting her brother Emil Spiegelberg,
and will remain through the summer.
Hon. R. NJ Day, of Mt. Hope, was
in town Tuesday on business connected
with the settlement of the Grow estate.
News has come, from Denver, OF the
arrival of q little girl in the family of
Will. elise. Her birthday is July 18th.
Misses Ellen and Nettie WooIsten-
holme are to spend week, during the
Assembly, with Mrs Mason, at Madi-
son.
We are glad to see win Clark on the
street, and to know that tho treatment
at Prairie du Chen was somewhat
beneficial
Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Cronin, of
Platteville, spent last Friday visiting
Mrs. G. w. Hill and other friends, in
Lancaster.
Mrs. w. IL. elise, who has been Wis
ting relatives here for a few weeks past,
leaves, Thursday. for her home in Den
YER
Mossrs. Guss and Jake Stark drove
over, last Tuesday, from Grundy Center,
Iowa. They were at Mr. Barnetts until
Friday.
Mrs. Barnum and her daughter, Miss
Elsie, have gone to Eau CLAIRE, to visit
her son. Miss Barnum is q teacher in
the Mt. Hope school.
MIS-. ". Z. Brown left Thursday |
morning for her home in Rhinelander
Her mother, Mrs. Meyer, accompanied
her as far as Montfort.
Grant Cundy is now acting as Treas
urer Of the Merchants Protection and |
Collection Association of Chicago. He |
is located at Denver.
win Garter is writing in the Office of
his father, Judge Carter, this vacation,
while the regular assistant, Miss Anna
Carter. takes rest.
Randolph Jones, a farmer living near
Rockville, cut his foot severely. this
week. while chopping wood. 1t was
cut nearly through the instep.
Three persons were immersed at the
Grant, last Sunday morning, and re-
ceived into membership of the Baptist
church of this city III the evening.
John Penberthy and his sister, Miss
Minnie, who have been visiting at Sam
Stevens the past week. returned to their
home in Dubuque Monday morning.
Rev. 5. s. Grinnel and family will
leave, Thursday morning, for three
weeks vacation. They will spend most
of the time at Shawan, Mrs. Grinnells
former home.
Misses Laura Cover and Helen Morse
are to camp at Monona during the AS
sembly. They are intending to pay par
ticular attention to the musical depart
meut. Miss Cover attended last year,
and enjoyed it enough to wish to go I
again.