Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-05-23
PERSONALS.
A. G. Smith went TO Waukesha on

the city Tuesday.
James Geiger, of Bloomington, was
in this city last week.
Rufus P. Green. of Fenni more, was
in this city on Monday.
M. l.. Spaulding and son, of Potosi,
were in this city Monday.
Miss Carrie Abrams, of Bloomington.
visited in this city last week.
Joe c. Nathan has gone to take in
the sights in Milwaukee for a few days.
X. Twitchell and w. Osborne. our
Excelsior men, went to Chicago
Monday.
Sam'l Wierman. wife and daughter
of British Hollow, were here on business
Tuesday
Mrs Charles Atwood went to Bosco-
bel on Monday TO visit her sister Mrs.
Frank Lewis.
Mrs Meta l.. Cox has gone TO see
her sons Clarence and George who re-
side in ST. Paul.
Dist. Attorney j. w. Murphy was in
this city several days attending TO pro-
bate court matters.
U. s. Dist. Atty. A. X. Bushnell.
went to Madison Wednesday TO attend
the U. S. Court cases.
A. Goodel, of Mt. Hope, was in this
city on Monday to pay the taxes of his
town to the county treasurer.
DIR. j. M. Lewis, of Bloomington,
and W. F. Lewis, of Patch Grove, were
in town the first of the week.
Mrs. Jacob Wenzel with her mother
Mrs. Wenzel went to Sitter on Tuesday
to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. A. Cornell returned to her home
in Mt. Hope on Thursday after several
days visiting friends in this city.
Rev. Ringold and family have re-
turned from three weeks visit with
friends and relatives in Dubuque, Iowa.
Judge w. r. Hodson. of Galena, Ill
County Judge of 10 Daviess Co., was
in the city Monday on legal business.
Harry Cory of Patch Grove, accom-
panied Mrs Hess and daughter, Miss
Ella, over TO this city on Thursday last.
Miss Ella Rothschild, who has been
terching school in Ontario. Wis, has
come home to spend tho summer va
cation.
VIII Osborne, of Chicago, arrived
here on Wednesday TO look after the
interests of the Excelsior Factory for
few days.
Hon. Delos Abrams went to Mt. Hope
on Thursday. He will also visit his
brother Ezra in Bloomington before he
returns home.
Joe Drinkwater with his wife visited
friends in this vicinity last week. Joe
is a r. r. Conductor now, and resides
in BaraboO.
A. f. Cooley, of Mt. Hope, w. ii.
Hounsel and Jos. Walker, of Rock vile,
and d. l.. Greene. of Potosi, were in
this city on Tuesday.
George Mcpherson, of Ellenboro,
and d. F. Parker, of Fennimore, were
in this city on Tuesday attending to
delinquent tax sales.
Miss Ida Fish, of GAINESVILLE who has
been the guest of Miss Clara Michaelis
during the past three weeks, left for her
home on the Monday morning train.
G. G.. Brewer, Treasurer of Waters
town, was at the county seat on Mon
day to pay the taxes of his town TO
County Treasurer John A. Neavill.
Herbert Moses of Lima, visited his
uncle K. A. Watkins last week. He
returned to his home in Lima on Satur-
day accompanied by his sister Miss
Sadie and brother Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Clement, of Adrian,
Mich, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles rockingham for several days.
They expect to 90 to Omaha, Neb., this
week to visit friends.
Will elise with wife and child, of
Denver. Col, arrived in this city on the
Saturday evening train. They will re-
main for some time the guests of Mrs.
S. F. elise and other relatives
Fred j. Draper. composltor in the
Madison State Journal office, one of
Lancaster's boys who learned his trade
in the HERALD office. is at home enjoy
ing vacation of week with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Horatio Tiel, of Cherokee, Iowa,
is in this city visiting friends. Her son,
Louie. who is attending college in Du-
buque. Iowa. spent Sunday with his
mother at Jed Barnetts. returning TO
Dubuque on Monday.
Will Hayes, who runs on the way
freight train between here and Madison.
as brakeman, has been enjoying lay
Off and visited friends in this city sew
eral days last week, leaving on Monday
to visit his home in Wauzeka.
Rev. S. S. Grinnell started on Thurs
day for New York, where he expected
to take passage on the vessel 'Bothnia"
on Wednesday. lie will visit many
places of interest IN the old country
and Lis friends here wish him happy
and prosperous voyage and a safe re-
turn home in September.
John Rundell and family started on
Saturday morning for trip across the
ocean. They sailed from New York
Wednesday in the ship "Bothniap and
expect to visit their parents and rela-
tives in Cornwall, England. Mr.
Rundell is the engine wiper at the
Round House and he has lay off fol
three months. at the end of which time
he expects to return and resume hi:
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