Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-08-29

over Sunday.
K. N. Hosksins, of Bloomington, anC
w. j. Davey, of Dodgeville. were IL
this city Friday.
Misses Lou French and Name Thoma:
of Beetown, visited friends in this city
the past week.
Mr.. Halle Kinney returned Wednes
day from a three weeks visit with
friends in Iowa.
Sheriff F. &. Thompson and wife have
been visiting relatives in Hazel Green
during the past week.
Mrs. NJ. j. Ellis and children have
gone to visit relatives in Boscobel and
Fennimore this week.
Mrs Israel Roberts has gone TO Plum
Creek. Neb., TO see her sister, Mrs.
Irish, who is very sick.
Miss Josie Hawk, of Platteville, is
spending the week visiting her friend
Miss Tossie Dyer in this city.
Ex-County Treasurer, Thos. Nc
Mahon returned Saturday from his trip
to Kansas and Nebraska.
j. ID. Miller and b B. Page, horse
buyers from Rockford. M, were in
town Friday and Saturday.
Florence Mcdonald, of lshpeming,
Michigan, is making five weeks visit
at her old home in Beetown.
Adolph Stene, a partner of Jos.
Woolstenholme's in Long Island, Neb.,
8 in this city visiting friends.
Mrs. w. T. Scott and Mrs. Louisa
Reichel, of Boscobel, were guests at
Park Dudley's over Sunday.
c. A. Harper left to-day for Cassyiile
where he will commence his school
as principal for the next year
Mrs. C II. Blanchard and son Her
hey. of Marian, were visiting with Mr..
M. F. Smith few days last week
Miss May Nathan left Friday for
Dodgeville where she has gone TO visit
her friend Miss Nellie Pengilly.
Chas. Vincent and wife. of British
Hollow, were in this city Friday and
guests at Mrs. BENEFITS.
Miss Kittie Young. of Rock Island, is
In the city spending the summer with
her cousin, Mrs. James McGonigal
Frank Calls is acting as extra breaks
man on Conductor Zieninger's train
during the Encampment in Milwaukee.
Misses Rose and Isadore Smith, of
were in this city Monday
enroute for the Encampment at Milwau
kee.
W. G. Chandler, Of Chicago, eX-editor
Of the HERALD has been visiting friends
and relatives in this vicinity for several
Jays.
Miss Nellie Farrell, who has posi-
lien in the Dial office in Boscobel is at
home this week enjoying short vaca-
ton.
Mrs. John Beetham and child and
Miss c. Reidel came down to this city
from Fennimore Saturday to visit
friends.
Miss Susie Thompson, of Mineral
Point, arrived here Friday and will re-
main week visiting her Young lady
friends.
Mrs. p. F. Whiteombe returned to
her home in Beloit Thursday afternoon
after an extended visit with friends in
this vicinity.
VIM. Ferguson and wife and little
daughter, of Madison, were in town sew
eral days last week guests at James
Prof. Walter Phillips, principal of the
Ashland public schools, was in this city
Tuesday on business with Co. Supt.
Chas Harper
Mrs. Kate Mccoy and son Charlie
visited at Mrs. S. Stephens near Glen
Haven and at Mrs. Gamers in Cass-
vile last week.
Mrs. Della Crabtree, of Bloomington.
with her little daughter Amy has been
visiting at her mothers. Mrs. Garner,
for several days.
Mrs. Mary Larned and Mrs. John
Knapp, of Glen Haven. were guests at
Mrs. Luther Basford's from Monday
until Wednesday.
Mrs. Florence Hall, of Burlington,
Wis, is visiting her friend Mrs Walter
G.. Chandler, at Mrs. Chambers moth
er's home in this city.
Mrs. Lucy Boynton who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Elizabeth Barber
for several weeks returned to her home
in Mineral Point Tuesday
Miss Clara Harlocker, of Hastings,
Neb, accompanied her uncle, Thos
Mcmahon, home to visit relatives for
several weeks in this vicinity.
Geo. Rudersdorf and family went to
Dodgeville Monday They will visit
friends in Mineral Point before return
ing and will be gone about week
w. l.. Smltherman, who has been
visiting in the vicinity of Bloomington
for some time passed through this city
Friday on his way home to Platteville.
Miss Emma Schreiner left Monday
morning for Seattle. Washington, T.,
where she will make an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. j. r. Slmison.
Richard Meyer and wife returned
home from Rhinelander Saturday
where they have been visiting theil
daughter, Mrs, W. +. Brown for som,
time.
Mrs. A. Harper. of Madison, arrived
in this city Friday 10 remain guest fol
few weeks at the home OF her son
Supt. Harper
DIR. j II. Reed sold four acres o
land to James Finney of Hurricane, OF