Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-11-16

Tie vote on any question, he can ofier TO
''shoot it off, with his opponents, and
then he has them sure. Amore faithful
representative, however. could not have
been found by the south county city.
Mr.. Adam Kruel, of Hickory Grove,
is one of the "old members who return
this year as chairman of his town.
Mr.. j. M. Chandler is the very able
representative sent up from Hazel
Green, to look after the interests Of that
town before the county board.
MIR. Thomas Watson's welcome figure
is seen among the county Legislators. A
county board without Watson would be
just no board at all.
Mr.. c. Shuttleworlh, of Fennimore,
leaves others to look after the store and
keep trade driving, while he attends to
the affairs of the county.
MIR. Sam'l Woodhouse, of Blooming
ton, atfable as ever, is in attendance on
the County Board. His influence will
be in the right direction,
Mr.. John d. Wilson, of Boscobel,
represents that city in the county Board
and will keep a sharp eye out for the
best interests of the county.
Mr.. Herman Grimm is again returned
from Cassville to the county board,
which shows plainly that the residents
of that town appreciate integrity and
solid business worth.
Mr.. p. j. BARLEY, of Bloomington,
is on hand at the county Board. BARLEY
says he is loaded for bar" and a certain
north county statesman viii have TO
look out for his scalp.
Hon. Geo. W. Ryland, whoreprescnts
Lancaster town on the County Board,
has been once more chosen chairman of
the Board, which position he has filled
acceptably for several years past.
Mr.. Chris. Hutchinson, of Beetown.
resumes his old place in the County
Board rs chairman of his home town,
Such men as Chris" can not well be
spared from the county Legislature,
Hon. +. l. Kidd is in the city, in at
tendance on the County Board, Of which
body he is n member rs chairman Of his
home town. Millyille. He wears his
third term honors with his usualmod sly.
Mr.. c. G. Rodolf, of Museoda, figures
prominently Among the county states
men assembled TO look after the affairs
of the county Notwithstanding Rodolf
has had notice served that one warrior
is after his scalp, he retains his impnt-
able good humor and consoles himself
with review of recent Democratic VIC
tories.
Mr.. +. =. Dickinson, Of Lima, takes
his seat in the county Legislature as
chairman Of his town, before going up
to the larger body that meets Al the cap
itol
Mr.. Andrew Cairns is the very able
representative which Little Grant sends
to the County Board.
Mr.. Rufus NJ, Day takes his seat
among the county fathers as the repre-
sentative of Mt. Hope, this year.
Mr.. Omar j. Arnold, CHEEKY as ever,
and alive to everything that tends to the
interests of the county, is again re-
turned from Mt. Ida. The selection
could not have been bettered, IS Arnold
is one Of the workers
Mr.. L. j. Marvel looks after
the interests of Paris, at the present ses-
sion of the County Board.
Mr.. Alex. Paul, one of the solid bust
ness men of Patch Grove. takes his seat
as the representative Of that town in the
County Board. In this Patch Grove
makes good choice.
Mr.. Geo. ". Thompson is the member
from Potosi this year, and a very able
member too.
Mr. John Macarthur, Of Platteyille, is
another of the "old members returned
and one whose influence will be felt in
the right direction.
Mr.. n Eastman represents Sm lser
III the present County Board.
Mr.. Archie Brown is once more re-
turned from Waterloo. which town he
has SO well represented in years past.
His good hard sense will have lis weight
in the deliberations of the Board.
Mr.. +. w. Bell was in the city to take
his seat in the County Board as chair
man, of Wingvile, but was called sud-
denly to Plattevillc by an accident to his
brother, Mr.. A. W. Bell, noted else
where.
Mr.. George Brown, looking more hale
and hearty tnan ever, after his trip to
the old country, takes his seat once
more in the County Board rs the mem
Der from Woodman. Having the best
interests of the county always at heart,
his record is one always acceptable to
his constituents.
Col. j. Clark represents Lancaster
city on the County Board, ably and well,
as is usual with the Colonel.
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