Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-05-30

Mrs. ID. Lille and two children, OF
Platteyille, are visiting at Mrs. Ella
Ivey's in this city,
Justice A. ii. Bennett, of Glen Haven,
was in town Tuesday on business and
called on tho HERALD.
Thos. Thomas and Mark f. Thomas,
of Preston. were in this city Tuesday
attending probate court.
George H. Lewis and wife and Mrs.
f. N. Voolfolk, of Potosi, were guests
at John P. Lewis's Friday.
Miss Myrtle Ward. of Hurricane, re-
turned home from visit with friends
in Montfort ON Saturday.
Mrs. Stephen Taylor, accompanied
by two of her children, has gone TO
visit her parents in Montfort.
Miss Fanny Mckenzie has returned
home after some time spent nj q medi-
cal institution in Milwaukee.
Miss Minnie Blades, of Benton, is in
this city visiting her friends Misses
Matte and Nina Mcpherson.
Columbus Hyde, of Iowa, is in this
city 10 see his mother Mrs. Samuel
Barstow, who is seriously sick
Frank NJ. Dinimey; Of st. Paul, ono
of the G. b. & Nj. r, Il, officials, was in
this city Tuesday on business.
Raleigh Long and Frank Webb went
down TO British Hollow on Friday toI
attend the school entertainment.
Miss Laura Altizer has returned to
her home in this city, having completed
q year Of teaching in Cuba City.
Harvey Abrams and wife visited their
mother, Mrs. Mary Humphrey, in
Patch Grove, the first of the week
Geo. w. Goldsmith, editor of the Bos-
cobel Dial, passed through here Satur
day on his way home from Platteville |
Mr.. and Mrs. Kuester and Mrs.
Wiesel. of Nebraska, were visiting at
Conrad Bryhan's, in Ellenboro, last
week.
Miss Maria Bailie and Mrs Adclbert
UT, and little daughter, of Plattevillc,
visited Mrs. W. f. McGomgal last
week
Hon. II. M. Day and wife, Of Mt.
Hope, We're in the city last week the
guests of their brother johnson Nc /,
Kenzie.
Plimmer and Keiser Bros, have taken
$4,000 pounds of lead from their now
mines in Potosi. during the last two
months.
Frank Bresee. of Hanover. H.. ar
rived mere Tuesday evening on account
Of the severe illness of his mother and
brother.
A new side walk has been laid in
front of Gov. Ryland's premises, also
new one across the street in front Of w. /
f. McGonigal's.
II. Buchner, ESQ, went to Prairie du
Chen on Monday 10 attend to Court
business. He will also 60 10 Galena
before lie returns home.
George A. Krcul, chairman Of the
town board of Fennimorc attended 10
business matters in County Clerk John
A. Thomas Office on Monday.
Mrs. Clark and daughter Lou, who
have been visiting at Mrs. i. Turner's
for some time, returned TO their home
in Dubuque, Iowa, on Saturday.
W. nj. Sullivan, who formerly run on
the stock tain has been employed as
fireman on the regular way freight
train between this city and Madison.
J. IL. Lincoln, of Montfort, visited
his daughter Mrs. Stephen Taylor in
this city last week. lie returned TO his
home in Montfort Monday morning.
w. T. Scott, of Boscobo. and Her
man Grimm, Of Cassvillc, were in this
city Last week to attend to matters con-
nected with the Grant County Asylum. |
DR.. Chambers,a well known and sue
cessful physician of West Grant, located
at Bloomington, was in the city Satur-
day last on business Ut the county |
court.
U. S. Dist. Atty. A. Il, Bushnell,
Judge Geo. Clementson, Ed. Nj. Lowry,
Esq, and Court Reporter Charles Orion
went to Prairie du Chen Monday to
attend court.
! Mrs. w. b. Lee with four children, I
of Rock Falls, H., are visiting at Chas.
Burrows. Mrs. Burrows with Mrs. Lee
will go next week to visit with friends
in St. Croix Falls.
Mrs. Thomas Pendleton, of Bloom
ington, visited at her sons Jonathan
Pendletons last week. She also visited I
relatives in Fennimore and Platteyille
before returning home.
DIR. Charles Abrams, Of Fayette, ar
rived here on the noon train Friday. |
In company with his brother Hon.
Delos Abrams they went to Blooming
ton Friday afternoon to see their brother
Ezra, who is seriously sick.
d. B. Stephens and wife, of Cassville, |
drove over to this city on Tuesday ac-
complained by their daughter, Miss Lou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens took the 4:15
train to 60 to Platteville TO visit friends.
Their daughter remained here the guest
of their sister, Mrs. w. W. Barlow
OUR SCHOOLS