Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-07
PERSONALS

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II. W. Wright. of Potosi, was in town
Friday.
Al. Brant, of jamestown, was in
town Monday.
VIM. Hope. of Bloomington, was in
town Thursday.
Elisha Marvel, Of Platteville. was in
this city Tuesday.
Thomas Harper, of Bloomington came
over to this city Saturday.
f. NJ. Wilmotte, of Potosi, visited
friends here on Friday.
H. w. Cnynewelte, Esq, of Madison,
was in the city Thursday.
C, B. Hopson and wife of Hickory
Grove, were in town Friday.
Park Dudley went to Boscobel Satur-
day aud returned home Monday.
Ex-Governor Dewey is reported seri-
ously i'll at his home in Cassville.
Sheriff F. G. Thompson made bust
ness trip to Hazel Green Saturday.
Charles A. Williams and G. p. Him,
of Fennimore, were in town Tuesday.
John P Murphy, Treasurer Of James
town, was at the county seat Monday.
Gov. Ryland spent Sunday at home,
returning to Madison Monday morning.
VIM. Lewis and wife, of Patch Grove.
visited at Hon. Delos Abrams last week
John HER. chairman of jamestown,
came to Lancaster Monday to attend
court.
Henry Seipp, of Cassville. was in
town last week attending to court bus
mess
Mrs. Louisa Cakes, of Philadelphia is
here on visit 10 her cousin Mrs. Emily
Jones.
George w Parker, of Boscobel, passed
through this city Tuesday on his way
to Potosi
Minnie Treloar, of Hurricane, visited
Jennie and Lucy Stewart several days
this week.
Mrs. Dwight S. York. of Galena. visited
relatives and friends here several days
last week.
c. c. Brewer, of WATERFOWL. paid the
taxes of his town to tho county treas
urer Tuesday.
Mrs. John Miles and children have
gone to visit the family of Andrew
Brown in Clifton.
Miss Edith Watts. of Platteville. is
visiting her cousin Mrs, F. S. Kidd
for several days.
Station Agent, Wallace Comstock, of
Fennimore, visited friends here Tues
day and Wednesday.
Robert Woodward and wife of Living
ston were guests at w. +. Ortons on
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Lenora Greenfield. of Boscobel,
has been visiting her sister Mrs. James
Harcleroad for several days.
Martin Oswald and daughter Miss
Dolphin, spent Sunday with Mrs Oswald
at their home in Fennimore.
Hon. r. B. Showalter came down
from Madison Saturday evening and re-
turned to the Capitol Tuesday.
Thomas Peacock and wife with Misses
Maggie and Clara Chase visited friends
in Bloomington the first of the week.
Ex-Sheriff John Dolphin. of North
Andoyer, accompanied by his wife,
visited their daughter Mrs. Lou Starr
last week.
Charles Alexander and wife have
moved from Carroll City, Iowa, to this
city where they intend to make their
future home.
r. II. Kendrick, of Potosi, and James
Anderson, of Beetown, were in town last
week to pay their town taxes 10 County
Treasurer Neavill.
Mrs. Taylor, who has for several
weeks been selling steam cookers and
coffee urns in this city, returned to her
home in Boscobel on Thursday.
Elder B. f. Wheeler, of Platteville,
and Rev L. E. Lewis, of Beetown, on
Monday passed through Lancaster, on
their way home from Bloomington.
Miss Cora Mckinney who has been
teaching in the Whitcombe District,
north of this city, finished her school on
Friday and returned home for rest
Capt. C. J. Woodward and wife
have returned home from their trip to
Fon du Lac, where they have been visit
ing relatives and friends for several
weeks.
Miss Jennie Thomas, of Montford. visi-
ted the family of John A. Thomas several
DAYS last week. She has been engaged
as teacher in the Waukesha schools for
several terms and has come home for a
much needed rest.
There will be meeting tonight Mt
DR.. J. n. Reeds rooms, for the purpose
of discussing the ACCESSIBILITY of forming
society for the prevention of cruelty
to animals. All interested in relieving
dumb animals of unnecessary suffering
are requested to be present.
John Humphrey and family of Patch
Grove came over here in sleigh on
Saturday. and remained the guests of
MIR. and Mrs ID. Needham until Mon
day afternoon, The ride home through
the mud must have been exceedingly
unpleasant. as all the snow of last week
had melted and the roads were soft
| bed of mire.
| oPERETTA.
Little Bo-Peep, an Operetta given in
Hydes Hall, Friday evening. under the
auspices ofthe Ladies Parish Ali Society