Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-07-11
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town Wednesday.
John McDannells, of Beetown, was
in this city over the 4th.
All Bennett and sister, of Glen Haven,
were callers in town Monday.
Hon. Thos Watson. of Livingston,
was in the city on Wednesday.
Mrs. James Townly and children
have gone TO visit relatives in Madison.
Conductor Sam Clifford spent Sunday
with his parents and relatives in this
city.
Jacob Long and ID. Wilkinson, Of
Plattoville. were in The city Tuesday on
business.
Station Agent Wallace Comstock, OF
Fennimore, spent Sunday with friends
in this city.
Master James Cooley is spending 3
week with friends and relatives in
Bloomington.
Miss Elva Barber went to Dodgoville
Wednesday, to visit her friend Miss
Nellie Pengily.
Rev. VIM. IIardcastle, of Pleasant
View, passed through this city Tuesday
on his way home
Mrs. Henry Snyder, of Montfort,
spent several days visiting at Mrs. JAS.
Townley's last week.
Miss Willard, of Livingston, who was
the guest OF Anna Carter last week re-
turned home on Saturday.
Miss Fannie Mckenzie, after visit
at home, returned Yesterday to Mlwau-
kee for medical treatment
A. II. Bennett. Esq. and sister La
phia, of Glen Hagen, were visitors in
this city Monday and Tuesday.
Emil Spiegelburg and family went to
Milwaukee on Saturday owing TO the
serious illness Of his wfe's brother.
George Baker, accompanied by his
wife and mother, of Mt Hope, visited
ut Assessor Oscar Bidwell's last week.
Mrs. Abe Lcvins and children OF
Dubuque, are making an extended stay
in this city during the summer season.
Rachel Mckee, of Leavenworth, Kan,
sas, has como TO spend the summer
with her friend Mrs Will McG0nigal.
viii Richards has been spending
several weeks with his family in this
city. lie left for the west on Monday
morning.
Roy Coyill, of Tins city, and Rev.
Carter, of Platteyille, expect 10 ex-
change pulpils week from next Sun
day morning.
Mrs ID. ID. UT, of Davisine, Cal
has been welcome guest among old
neighbors and friends here during the
past few weeks.
Miss Minnie Wright went to Baraboo
on Wednesday 10 visit friends She
was accompanied as far as Montfort by
her little brother Oscar.
Miss e. Shattuck, of MonifOri, SIS
tor of the telegraph operator at the
depot, Will Shattuck, has been visiting
May lyey for several days.
Mrs Dr.. Hartford, of Beetown, has
been visiting her parents and Mrs. w.
b. Van de Wall for several days. She
returned home on Tuesday.
Doltie Ward. the head efficient cook
in the Grant County asylum, went TO
Dodgeville on Tuesday to visit relatives
and enjoy a short vacation.
Mrs. j. Benson, of Iowa, who has
been visiting here sister Mrs. John
Philips for several days, left on the
Monday morning train for home.
Ella Ward, formerly q printer in this
city, has been visiting friends in this
vicinity during the past two weeks, and
returned to her home in Bloomington
on Saturday.
Daisy Pine, of Galena, visited rela-
tiVcs in this city last week She nc
companiod her cousin Clara Michaelis,
to Livingston on Saturday to spend a
week with friends
Mr.. Geo w. Parker, of Boscobel,
was in the city Monday perfecting his
official bonds, and has been ordered to
report at Washington for Instructions
and assignment Ia duty.
Mrs. Martin Mcdonald and little
daughter Pearl have gone 10 visit rela-
tiyes in Chicago. They will also visit
friends in Milwaukee and Madison be.
fore they return home.
Nettio and Della Gillespie and Eugene
Woodhouse and Will Mcpherson drove
over to Cassyille the first of the week.
They had pleasant time picneing and
Doat flulll5 on tlle river.
Richard Meyer. ST., with his wife
and grandchildren Ralph ana Edna
Brown. started for Rinelander ON Mon
day morning to visit Mr.. Meyer )
daughter. Mrs. W. +. Brown.
| Miss Maggie Waters, of Chicago. who
has been the guest of her sister Mrs
Michael Mcmahon for several weeks
left for her home on Wednesday She
was accompanied by her niece Mis-,
| Nina MeMahon.
Mrs. ID. H. Budd. vino has been visit
ing old time friends and relatives il
this vicinity for several weeks, left OF
the Wednesday morning train for Escan
aba. Mish.. where she has gone to vsi
her son Danly Budd.
Mr.. Simon Mutlley. former resident
of tins county, now of Monticello
Mimi, IS in the city renewing acquaint
anceS after an absence of some 10 years
and is cordially welcomed by his manl
comrades and friends. the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. f. S. Kidd.