Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-07-18
been visiting relatives and friends here

been visiting relatives and friends here
this week.
Attorney l.. j. Arthur has gone to
Beloit and other places to look after
business interests.
Mrs. Jno. 3. Calls and Mrs. II.
Meyer, Jr., are visiting relatives in
Boscobel tins week.
Miss Carrie Belscamper gave lawn
party to number of her young lady
friends on Monday evening.
James Gardner, wife and children, of
Mineral Point, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Markert over the 4th.
Lawrence Fezer started Monday for
Lacrosse where he has been given n
position in printing office.
Miss Julia Bailey, of Platteville, is
guest at the home of her uncle W. +
McGonigal, in this city.
1 Gen. Sam Draper has been visiting
severa days in Platteville. He re-
turned home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Pengilly accompanied by her
daughter and two sons, of Dodgeville,
are visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. b. +. Beach, of Cassville, and
her sister Mrs. Leonhartz, of Kansas,
visited Mrs. Park Dudley on Tuesday.
Charlie Brick. devil in the HERALD
office, Harry Orion and Levitt Curry are
camping down on Grant this week.
DR.. F. f. Strong has gone TO Chicago
and Milwaukee. He may go further
east before he returns home.
Miss May Hicks entertained com
pany of her young friends at social
party on Saturday evening.
Miss Sylvia Wheeler and brother L. G.
are enjoying weeks vacation and
visit with relatives in Muscalonge.
Judge Charles Osborne, of Darling
ton was in this city on business before
Judge Clementson.
Henry +. Rothe, HERALD correspond
ent for Fennimore, and brother were
in the city Tuesday, having driven over
on business.
Prof. Cundy, principal of the Spring
Green schools, was in the city on Thurs
day and Friday of last week, calling on
friends.
Miss Gussie DeVoe, of Boscobel. ac-
companied her father to this city last
week, visiting her friend Mrs Park
Dudley while here.
Mrs. Lincoln Abraham and her sister
Miss Carrie Abraham, are spending
few weeks at Lancaster under the care
of DR.. Hassell.
Misses Lizzie and Annie Mechler and
Kate Wagner, of this city. spent a
short time visiting relatives in British
Hollow last week.
Special Indian Agent Geo. w. Par
ker, of Boscobel, and nephew ID. Il.
Parker, of Fennimore, were in the city
on Tuesday.
Frank BoughtOn, of Aberdeen, Oak.
arrived in this city on Friday to make
visit of few weeks with his brother,
l.. IL. Boughton.
Moses kirkpatrick, of Lima, was adj
Judged insane last week and on Friday
was taken by Deputy Sheriff McGonigal
to Mendoza hospital.
The friends of Gov. Dewey will be
sorry TO learn that he is very low at his
home in Csssvlle. His brother VIM.
Pitt Dewey, of Casseville, is with him
at present.
Mrs. ID. ID. Ut started for her home
in Davisine, Cal, last weeL. She was
accompanied by her brother Frank Bon
ham, of Potosi, who has reached the
advanced age of eighty three years.
Mrs. George Alcorn, nee Mary Van
de Wall, of Witchetaw, Kansas, ar
rived in this city on the Tuesday noon
train and will remain for some time
with her parents and relatives here.
John S. Wright went to Madison on
Monday 10 see about making contract
for the sale of German Boy, the horse
owned by the late Captain III. ID. Far
quharson.
+. g. Lewis, of New York City, Mac
Graham, of Potosi, Miss Eugenia Me
Kee, of Leayenworth, Kansas, and Miss
Sadie Lewis, of Dubuque, drove over
to this city from Potosi on Wednesday
to enjoy short visit at their uncle's,
Jno p. Lewis.
Fred McNair accompanied by his
wife and child, of Madison, have been
guests at the paternal home during the
past two weeks. They went TO Fenni-
more to spend week with Mrs Me
! Nair's relatives.
Mrs. NJ. S. Trowbrldge drove down
TO Lima on Wednesday TO visit at her
Cousins }. Rewey's. She returned
home in the evening accompanied by
Masters Eldrege and Aldelmer Rewey,
who will remain here a week
Last Thursday company of young
folks consisting of Allie Cow, Estelle
Showalter, Will Carter and Virgil
Showalter, of this city, and Bertha
Kinney, of Washington, ID. G.. visited
the "father of waters and spent de-
lightfnl day picnicing upon its banks.
Rev Father l.. Barth, of Milwaukee,
former pastor of the Catholic church Of
this city, will be here this week and
will hold services in the church Sunday
morning at 10 O'clock. On tho follow
ing Tuesday he will hold services at
FennimOre at nine o'clock. A cordial
invitation is extended TO all Father
Barth will be the guest of Rev, Father
Nehaus in this city, The new church
was built while under Father Barth's,
charge and the congregation will be
pleased to see him again.
w. F. Orion with his wife and son