Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-04-04
Treasurer b. +. saltzman, OF smelser,

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VIM. Prior made business trip to
Fennimore on Monday morning
Capt. c. fl. Baxter and wife went to
Fennimore ON Tuesday morning
Ed Carthew, of Rockville, visited
relatives in this city over Sunday
Ben Carter has gone TO St. Paul TO
accept position in drug store there.
Mac Graham. of Dubuque. Iowa,
visited at John p. Lewiss on Saturday.
Frank Cover has gone to Madison TO
Madison to work in the state Democrat
office
w A. johnson and family went 10
Livingston on Saturday TO visit re-
atiyes.
Ernest Brooks and c. A. Critchlow,
of Bloomington, were in this city Sat-
urday.
Mail Agent C. A. Shower has moved
his family into Thomas Dolan's resi-
dence.
MIR. and Mrs. II. c. fennel. of
Bloomington passed through this city
ON Friday.
Chris. Arthur, of Beetown, was the
guest of Justice Geo B. Wheeler, over
Sunday.
Sid Knapp and George Mccoy, of
Platteville were callers in this city on
Thursday
Miss Cora Mckinney has gone TO
take charge OF the Ellenboro school for
the spring term.
Hon. II. ID. York. OF Hazel Green,
attended to business matters nj the
county seat on Friday.
viii G. Richards left ON Monday for
the West after visiting with his family
here for several days.
Eugene McDermott came down from
Fennimore Monday evening 10 visit his
many friends in this city.
Roy rockingham accompanied Lou
Evans to his home in Evanston, III. last
week TO make short visit
Laura Baxter aud Mabel Bushnell
are home from the Madison State Uni
versity for short vacation.
Delos Abrams and daughter Miss
Iibbie. visited friends IN Patch Grove
and Bloomington last week.
George Baxter came down from
Fennimore on Thursday to attend The
Woolstenholmc Hyde wedding
Amos Morse arrived home last week
from Omaha where he has been en-
gagged in business for some time.
L. +. Newton, Superintendent of the
Platteville powder mills, accompanied
by his son. was in town on Saturday.
Mrs NJ. A. Reed has returned home
after an extended visit in McGregor and
Max Fellz left Monday for Morris,
Mimi, where he has gone TO work in =
printing office. He is also telegraph
operator
h. c. Mckinney, editor of the Dial
accompanied by his wife, spent several
hours with friends in this city Satur-
day.
Miss Agnets Wood. of Bloomington,
has come to spend some time at the
home of Mrs. Mary Dudlcy in this
city.
Gov. Ryland and Hon. X. b Sho-
walter returned TO Madison, Tuesday
evening TO resume their duties at the
Capital
Miss Maggie Heating, OF GAINESVILLE,
Wis, arrived in this city last week on
a visit to her friend Miss Gertie
Zeininger
Will Pengilley, travelling salesman for
The Standard Oil Co.. of Lacrosse,
visited friends in this city the first of
the week.
Miss Maggie Baumgartner, accom-
panied by Georgia and Gertie Boughton
went to Cassyille on Saturday to spend
a week with relatives.
Miss Lou Mckenzie has been visiting
relatives and friends in this city several
days. She returned to her home in
Boscobel Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. j. Tomlinson with her three
little children, OF Usage, Iowa. arrived
here Wednesday 10 visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Barber.
John 5. Wright and Thomas Me
Mahon went to Boscobel Wednesday TO
hear the world renowned Levy"
They returned home on Friday
Halle Kinney is home from Chicago
Dental College. He is going to assist
DIR. j. IL. Reed in his dental rooms over
the City Bakery during the Summer.
Mrs Danley Morrison concluded her
visit at her brother John lIowes. on
Tuesday and left on the morning train
for her home in Fergus Falls, MINI.
Chas Banta, Of Manly, Iowa visited
al VIM. Dyers on Tuesday. lie will
visit at James Rorahs', in North Ian
easter, before he returns to the West.
Mrs. z. L. Cakes. who has been So
journing for several weeks with her
cousin Mrs. Emil Joues in this city, has
gone to her home in Philadelphia.
Penn.
Miss Eta Hannum, of this city, and
Misses Ella Wheeler and Mary McIvre,
of Bloomington, went TO Platteville
Monday TO attend the State Normal
school.
l.. e. Mckinney, of the Boscobel
Dial William Cook, of the Bloomington
Record and +. Brooks, of Bloomington,
formerly Of, the Record. made the HER
AID Office pleasant call Saturday.
James Record. the marshal OF Dodge
vile, made II visit with friends and
acquaintance in this city last week.
He came home with Court Reporter,