Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-05-02
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
John Oswald went 10 Fennimore on
Thursday.
George Hampton. of Potosi, was in
town Saturday.
John Ii. Howe spent Sunday with his
family in this city.
j. Althaus, of Annaton, wsS in the
city Thursday
j. Nathan returned home from Chica-
go Saturday evening
George Baxter. OF Fennimore, visited
friends in this city over Sunday.
j. Dawson. of Rockville, ma'is the
HERALD Office pleasant call Friday
Capt. G. H. Baxter made :, trip 10
Fennimore on Tuesday 10 see his son
George.
Mrs. L. j. Levan and son, of Dubuque,
are guests st The home of H. c. Nathan
in this city
Mrs Martin Oswald ami son Wieland
visited friends in Fennimore several
days las. week
Mrs f. s. Kidd and Miss Mary
Bellows visited Miss lie Woodward
in Fennimore Saturday.
David Williams OF CasSyille accom-
panied by his son-in-law Hall Stevens,
was in this city Saturday
Banker Z. T. Stevens, and Real Estate
dealer, John Allen. Of Montfor,. We're
at the County seat on Friday.
Mrs. John Neayill, with her son and
daughter, of Potosi visited at the county |
scat on Tuesday and Wednesday,
Ira Long went down TO British Hol-
low on Sunday to see mis- mother before
she goes TO Canada TO visit relatives.
Mrs. Mary Humphrey and son Paul.
of Patch Grove. visited al Harvey |
Abrams from Saturday until Monday.
David Williams OF Cassville, accom-
panied by his daughter Miss Minnie |
visited at Prof G. r. Showalter, Mon
day.
Mrs. Nj. Mcdonald returned from
Madison Saturday where she has been |
visiting friends and relatives for several |
weeks
Miss Eta Hannnm came up. from
Plattevile on Friday and stayed over
Sunday with relatives and friends nj I
home.
Hugh A. Moore went on the stock
train to Chicago Monday lie took a
fine carriage horse with him for sale
worth $3.50.
Miss Addie lvey visited her friend
Mrs Thomas Vincent in Potosi last .
week, returning to her home in this
city Sunday.
Jefferson Crawford came down from /
Madison to this city Monday He was
the guest of Sheriff f. G. Thompson /
while here.
Mr.. Delsp and daughter Miss Lottie
who have been visiting relatives in this ,
vicinity, returned to their home in Bos-
cObel on Tuesday.
Mrs. H. c. Gleason left on Tuesday /
morning 10 90 to st. MarYs, Dakota, to /
stay for sometime with her daughter, I
Mrs. George Finney.
DR. Edward Morse. of Shullsburg,
passed through this city the first Of the |
week on his way 10 EeetOwn to visit /
his father Mr.. X. Morse.
Mrs. H. Wayne aud little son and i
Miss Mabel Royster, Of Glen Haven.
left on Monday morning for Manchester
Iowa where they 60 TO reside.
Allie Hyde, who went to Washington !
Territory about two weeks ago, returned |
TO his home in this city Saturday noon. I
lie thinks There is no place like home" |
Nj. l.. Spaulding passed through this
city on Saturday on his way TO Potosi. /
lie was met by his son Harry. and !
Horace Hymer, who accompanied him
home.
Mrs. L. +. Baldwin and Miss Stella |
Smith have been visiting friends in
Bloomington during the past two weeks.
They will also visit friends in Mt. Hope /
before they return home
Frank Wagner and Misses Nellie |
Altizer and May Roberts made pleas
ant visit in Cuba City last week with |
Miss Laura Altizer, who has charge Of
the Fairyiew school in that place.
j. II. Lincoln, of Montfort, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his daughter
Mrs. Stephen Taylor in this city He
returned to his home Monday accom-
panied 10y his grandson Herbert Taylor
MIR. George Sabins took his little son
aud daughter TO WOodman on Tuesday.
From there the Two children are going
TO ST, Croix Falls 10 live with their
mother.
Col. John q. Clark went TO Dubuque
Tuesday To meet his brother VIM
CLARK, who has moved here from
Sacramento. Cal. TO make his home
with brother
Miss Clara MichaeliS returned home
on Monday from pleasant visit with
her friend Miss Floss Corson. in James
Vile. Miss Ida Fish accompanied Miss
Michaelis home ana will remain for
short visit here.
Father Nlehsus spent Tuesday in
Csssville, assisting in the services of
laying the corner stone Ia the new
Catholic church there lie celebrated
High Mass.
MARRIED
At the residence af MIR. Rub't Ora
ham in Livingston, April %, 1889. by
Thomas Watson. Esq. Sir John John
son. 10 Miss Tanner Bewick. both Of
Mifiin, laws Co