Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-02-28
PERSONALS

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James and Walter Hicklin, of Patch
Grove, were IN town Monday.
H. W. and Z. I. Wood, of Glen
Haven, were in Lancaster last week.
Daisy Humphrey, of Mt. Hope, is the
guest of her sister Mrs. Harvey Abrams.
w. w. Reed and wife of Homer, are
the guests of their son Edward in this
city.
Miss Maggie Mcnamara, of Bloom
ington, is the guest of Miss Mary Muir
ply.
A Grimm, postmaster of Cassville,
was pleasant caller in our city yester-
day.
Miss Maggie Richardson, of Platte
vile is in this city visiting her sister
Miss Mary.
Frank and John Raisbeck and j. Il.
Marshall, of Beetown, were in this city
Thursday.
Nj. P. Rindlaub, of the Grant County
Witness has gone to the inauguration
in Washington.
L. Il. Russell, of Annaton, was in the
city yesterday and made the HERALD
Office pleasant call.
8 Mrs. Zieniger went to Montfort We'd
nesday morning to see Johnnie Wand,
who is in poar health.
Miss Belle Burk, of Platteyillc, has
been visiting her friend Miss Annie
Muesse for several days.
Thomas johnson who travels for
hardware firm in GAINESVILLE, was in this
city with his wife over Sunday.
Patrick Glynn, chairman of the town
board of Woodman, accompanied by
his wife, was in this city Thursday.
Miss Rachel Anderson, the cook at
the Wright House, has gone to make
visit with her sister in Atlantic, Iowa
Mrs. Mccarthy, of Platteville, who
has been visiting her son George in this
city for several days, returned home
Monday.
John White left on Saturday for Lam
sing, Michigan, where he has gone TO
resume his studies in the Agricultural
College.
viii NJ. Rindlaub, assistant editor of
the Grant county Witness was at the
county seat Monday attending to bust
ness matters.
George Kinney and wife, Of Potosi,
and l.. M Okey and wife. of Cassville,
have gone to witness the inaugural cere-
monies at Washington.
Frank Burnham and Michael Murphy,
attorneys from Richland Center, were
in Lancaster, Tuesday, on legal bust
ness before the circuit court.
Mrs. Charlie LangrIdge, Jr., started
Wednesday morning for Washington,
ID. G. She win be the guest of her
sister Mrs. John Cover while there.
Miss Katie Doyle, who has been
teaching school in the Prideaux dis
.rict near Bloomington has come home
for d visit with relatives and friends.
George Budd went last week to attend
n ma sonic gathering in Michigan. He
is at r,resent visiting bis brother Dan.
]. Bud6. who resides in Mamma, Mich.
Ralph Strong, who has been engaged
in drug store in Racine for some ume,
arrived at his home in this city Tues
day evening. He has come home for
rest.
Mabel Bushnell, Laura Baxter and
George Clementson came down from
Madison Thursday and spent Washing
toms birthday with their friends at
home.
Mrs. George Stewart has returned
home from Upton, Iowa, where she
went about two weeks ago to attend the
funeral of her sister Mrs. Margaret
Murray.
Misses Mabel Seaton and Nellie Kin
ney, two of Potosi's pretty school
/ ma ans visited their friends Ida Buch-
ner and Clara Jones on Washington's
birthday.
Leroy Sabins. travelling salesman for
the Lacrosse Marble works. of Boscobel,
with his wife and her mother Mrs. Tyler
visited the family of Charles Burrows
| last week.
Erskiue Mccoy. Of Minneapolis. is
in Seattle, Washington Territory where
he Will remain until warm weather
His health is much improved since he
went to the Pacific coast.
o. j. Day. of MillyllIe, who recently
| purchased the mill in that village of
Hon. E. l. Kidd. has with his wife and
children been visiting the family of
! Mr.. Mcpherson in this city for several
days.
Herman Smith, who has been work
ing for some time in Tony Howel's bar
Der shop, left for his home in Platteyille
Saturday. He was acc ,mpanied by
bis brother Gus Smith, who remained
to visit relatives for few days.
Miss Laura Altizer came home froa,
Cuba City, on Saturday where she has
been teaching school for several months
past She LETT on the afternoon trair
, Monday 10 resume her work there
Her school win continue until the las
: of May.