Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-09-12

Lawrence Feezer left Monday 70
Fennimore, 10 accept position in tn
Times office.
Misses Alice and Nellie Woodward
have gone TO Bloomington today to at
tend the Fair.
Jacob Shrake and +. j. Palmer o.
Wyalusing. were in this city on bust
ness Monday
Mrs. Ira Bellows left for Dodgevillt
where she will give instructions in
painting lessons.
Mrs. Ann Gregg and little daughter.
of Nebraska. visited at Henry Cooley s
for several days.
Miss Alma Curry is in Bloomington
this week visiting friends. She also ut
tended the fair.
W. I. Scott, of Boscobel and Arthur
Doyle, of SmeIser. were in this city on
business Thursday.
Mrs. John Mccormick returned Sat
urday from visit with friends in Chi
cago and Mazomanie.
Miss Matte Clementson spent last
week visiting at the home of Geo. +.
Budd in Little Grant.
w. +. McGonigal and wife have gone
to Creighton, Neb., TO visit for couple
of weeks with relatives.
Will Carter left Tuesday morning for
St. Cloud. Mimi, to attend the wedding
of his brother b. F. Carter.
Miss Louise McBrien, of Hazel Green,
has been guest at Sheriff r. 9.
Thompson's for several days.
Mrs Dean and daughter Mabel, Of
Dubuque, are spending this week visit
ing with Mrs. Luther Basford.
Mrs. John Philips and children re-
turned Monday evening from a weeks
visit with relatives in Dodgeville.
Mrs. George Aleorn accompanied by
her brother, Walter Van de Wall. left
for Wichita, Kansas, Thursday.
John Bennett and John Stevens were
in Mineral Point most of last week tax
ing in the fair and visiting friends.
Miss Allie Wright. who has been WIS.,
iting friends in Iowa during the past
two months, returned home Monday.
Henry Miles left Monday morning for
Beaver Dam where he will to atattend
school during the next three years.
Misses Dell and Nell Stephens, of
British Hollow, arrived here Tuesday
on visit at their uncle's, John Wright,
Sr.
Robert Wilson and wife, Thee. Cal
vim, G.. Pool and Lewis Taylor, of
Bloomington were callers in town Tues
day.
Willie Baumgartner and George Gun
derson, of Fennimore, were guests at
Martin Oswald's ON Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Carrie Abrams. of Bloomington,
who visited friends in this city over
Sunday, left for Madison Monday NOR
ming.
Harry K. elise ESQ.,, with his wife
and little daughter, of Denver, Col.
are guests at their mothers, Mrs. S. +.
elise.
Thos. Peacock and wife and mother,
Mrs. Mary Pratt, have gone to Dodge
Vile, 10 visit week with relatives and
friends
Mrs. George Marsh accompanied by
her son and daughter, of Whitewater,
Wis, are guests at Mrs. Emily Jones
his week.
N. w. Kendall, of Wyalusing, was
n town Tuesday attending to probate
He made pleasant call at
he HERALD office.
Engineer Frothingh am and family
left Friday morning TO spend several
days visiting relatives and friends in
Hin DIS and Iowa.
Richard Pengllly, who has been visit
ng friends in this city for some time
past, left for his home in Dodgeville,
Saturday morning.
Misses Ida Buchner and Clara Jones,
two of Lancaster's most enterprizing
young ladies, have gone 10 attend Grin
nell College, Iowa.
Mrs. Col Clark and little grand -daugh-
Ter Alice and Mrs T. A. Burr went to
Fennimore Friday to spend the day with
Mrs. ID. T. Parker.
Mrs DR. Hassell and daughter Eda
and Mrs. r. Meyer, Jr., went to Fenni-
more Thursday and spent the day visit
ing Mrs. ID. Il. Parker.
DIR. G. V. Artz, John Campbell, 7. j.
DUDE, John Bainuler, Jake Ames and
A. Pluemer, of Potosi. were in this
city Monday on business.
Mrs Wood and little son Walter, re-
turned to their home in Milwaukee Sat
urday, after sojourn of several days
with Mrs. w. q. Chandler.
Mrs. Will Ziegler and children and
Miss Addie Rogers went to Mineral
Point Thursday to remain several days
visitin g relatives and friends.
j. &. Newberry who has been the
guest o. his uncle. John Clifford. during
the past two weeks, left for his home
in Ashtabulah, Ohio, Monday.
Fred C. Burr left for St. Cloud, Mimi.
Friday to be present at the wedding of
his cousin, b. +. Carter, which will
take place one day this week.
Attorney T. j. Brooks, of Boscobel,
was in this city Saturday on business
before Judge Geo. b. Carter. He was
accompanied by his little daughter.
w. c.; r.; and r. F. Livingston, of
Livingston, passed through this city