Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-10-10
PURELY PERSONAL.

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this week.
Judge Fuller of Prairie du Chen is
attending court.
Margie McCawley spent Saturday
and sunday in the city.
Miss Francis Book is visiting with
relatives in Mime apolis.
j. X. Patterson of Beetown had
business in the city Friday
Mrs Dr. Cronin visited friends in
Platteville several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Nye spent
several days in Boscobel last week.
Miss Belle Crosby who has been
visiting in Platteville has returned.
Mrs Martha Stewart and daughter
visited in Glen Haven a few days ago.
Mrs. Jos. Miller of Boscobel is visit
ing S f. Reid and friends in the city.
Miss Mabel Morse OF Fennimore is the
guest of her uncle A. c. Morse of this
city.
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caster to resume his studies in the
high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. Goodsell are
entertaining his mother. Mrs. Good
sell OF Cobb.
Henry Maxam Of Homer Is visiting
in Oldham, 5. Oak; he will return
about the 18th.
j. Hartmann. Sr., the genial cigar
manufacturer of Platteville. was in
the city Friday.
Mrs. DR.. Sala of Bloomington is
spending weel- with her many
friends in the city,
Hon. Daniel Webster OF Washing
ton. ID. c.. formerly of Prairie du-
Chen. is in the city.
! Victor Frank and family visited the
Boseobel fair and friends in Homer
returning Saturday.
! Mr. Louie Smith Of Sitter and
Miss Gertie Chase of this city were
married last Wednesday,
| Miss Jessie Decker has returned al
ter spending week at Madison with
her sister Mrs. Ferguson.
Mrs. NJ. F. Rindlaub and son win
OF Platteville called on some of their
Lancaster friends Friday
Messrs. Harry Orion and Frank
Muenich were guests of Geo Thomp-
| SON at Dubuque last SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Kettler and
Mrs. Alexander drove up from Platte
vile Tuesday. returning the same
day.
! Hon. j. W Losey Of La Crosse.
general solicitor for the G. B. & N
railroad. i in the city on court bust
ness.
/ Mr.. L. A. Tyler Of Millville. i, at
tending court this week and took oc-
casion to favor the HERALD office with
call Tuesday
Mr.. James Boorman and MIR Irons
LOT Wvalusing drove to the city last
Tuesday They are witnesses on one
of the cases in the circuit court.
Rev Frank Bell, former pastor OF
Patch Grove passed through the city
Wednesday on his way to South
Wayne where he has an appointment
Mrs. DR.. Barber is in Waukesha to
stay for few weeks while her daugh-
ter Elva is visiting friends in Ohio.
She expects to be gone six or seven
weeks.
Chas. w. Burrows, wife and chill
dren of this city and Mrs. May Win
skill and son OF Galena. visited the
Boscobel fair and friends in Homer
last week.
Mrs. J. Oswald returned last wee
from Mineral Point. She did not
make so long a visit as she intended
on account OF being i'll all the time
she was away.
Mrs. Frank Smith OF Beetown. came
up to keep house for her brother.
Park Dudley. while he and his wife
attended the Boseobel fair. Her son
Gordie is here attending school.
Mrs. Joel A. Barber. who has been
spending the summer in Lancaster
has returned to her home in Florida.
called there by the sickness of her
husband. Mrs. Arthur Knapp ac-
companied her as far as Chicago
Rev. Chas B. Buffers. who presid-
ed over the NJ. f. church Of this city
for part OF the year just past, filling
Rev. H. ID. Smith place on account Of
the poor health Of Mr.. Smith. has an APP
pointment at Tomah. Wis. The many
| friends of Mr.. Buffers will regret ii
departure
Mrs VIM. Duncan OF Lancaster is
now on her way home. At present
she is stopping with her sister. Mrs.
l.. J Dietrich at Prairie du Chen.
Mrs. Duncan has been in Chicago for
the last three months attending