Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-01-07
PERSONALS.

1 Monday.
4. Myers was over from Glen Haven
Monday.
j. Brooks, of Bloomington. was a
caller Tuesday.
Albert Austin left for his home at
Hazel Green, Monday.
Samuel Jordan, of Potosi had bust
ness in this city, Friday.
Vernon Kinney, of Hurricane, was a
caller in the city Friday.
L. A. Tyler of Patch Grove. was a
pleasant caller Thursday.
Jacob Erwin of Mt. Hope. was in
town on business Tha,sdav.
Miss Nellie Decker visited friends in
this city the first of the week.
Jacob Baumglr'ne of Fennimore
was caller in town Monday
j. NJ. Hayden, of Bloomington, was
a caller on the HERALD Monday.
VIM. Biers returned to this city Mon
day after weeks visit in Beetown.
Editor Streeter of the Montfort Mont
tor, was a caller in the city Tuesday.
A. w Blankersee, of Mt. Hope,
mede Lancaster business call Satur-
day.
Miss Laura Stephens. of Beetown. is
Is visiting with Miss Laura Roberts this
week.
Mrs. M. Glasier, of Omaha. Neb., is
visiting her father j. Brooks in Bloom
ington.
Mr.. James Harvey went down to
Cobb Monday, to spend few day with
relatives.
Mrs. j. A. Neavlll of Potosi, spent
few days the first of the week visiting
in the city.
f j. Cole returned Monday from
Gratiot, after pleasant visit over New
Years with relatives.
Miss May Roberts returned home
Tuesday from Platteville, where she had
been visiting friends.
VIM. Brown left Monday for Chicago,
after spending pleasant vacation of
two weeks in this city.
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Miss Laura Baxter returned to Boston
Saturday, after pleasant visit of two
weeks at home IN this city.
Miss Kitty Mckenzie, who teaches
near Livingston, came home to spend
New Years and returned Saturday.
Mi. Chas. Harper and wife returned
from Madison Saturday, having spent
the holidays with relatives in that city.
Miss Lizzie Sulzer and Miss Clara
Belz spent a week at Marion and
Boscobel visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Elva Barber returned to Evons-
ton Wednesday, after a pleasant holiday
visit with friends and relatives in this
city.
w. A. johnson and family returned
home from Livingston Saturday, where
they had been visiting relativer over
New Years.
Jno. Pendleton and Virgil Showalter
visited Plattevlle last Thursday, and
took in Buchanan's show and the Fire,
mans dance.
Miss Linda L. Rhodes left Monday
for Cincinnati, where she will resume
her study Of music at the conservatory
in that place.
A. M. Roberts sold his farm. p miles
east of town, to H. Kenoke Saturday
Mr.. Roberts contempates moving into
this city chortly.
Miss Sena Stephens returned to
Platteville Monday, to attend the Nor
NAL, having been home on visit during
the Holiday vacation.
Prof +. Z. McDermott and wife OF
Minneapolis, who have been visiting
relatives in tits city the past two weeks,
returned home Tuesday.
DR.. Barber and Joe. Nathan left
Tuesday for Milwaukee, TO complete
preliminary arrangements for the
Kelley Institute in that city.
Miss Stella showalter, left Tuesday
for OberliD, Ohio. where she attends q
Musical Conservatory, after spending
the holidays at home in this city.
Leon Showalter, Of Beetown, has
been in the city the past week looking
up business interests. Mr.. Showalter
is horse trainer Of no little prestige
and hopes to secure the track in this
city for the coming season.