Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-08-08
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city v elcome guest among his many
friends.
X. A. Watkins made a brief trip over
in Iowa las: week to attend to business
matters.
Hon. X. b. Showalter and wife at
tended the Monona Lake Assembly
last week.
Mrs. Dan'l Price and children have
gone to visit relatives and friends in
Crawford county.
Earnest j. Glass. of Belvidere, ILL.,,
spent last week visiting with the family
of Israel Roberts.
Mrs. James Monteith and daughter
of Mt. Hope, were in this city on legal
business last week.
Halle Kinney is away on short va
cation, visiting relatives in Grinnell and
Manchester, Iowa.
Paul Williams and wife, of Brookings,
Dakota, are guests at Charles Lam
gridge's for few weeks.
Hon. VIM. f. Carter, of Platteyllle,
and John ID. Wilson, Esq, of Boscobel.
were in the city Tuesday.
Attorney w. G. Palmer and 4. l..
Hubble, of Boscobel. were in this city
Tuesday on probate business.
+. j. Coflman, of Denver, Colorado,
was in this city several days last week
the guest of Dayid Schreiner.
viii b. Pengilly. of La Crosse. form
erly of city, has been welcome guest
in this vicinity for several days.
Ex-Sheriff John Dolphin and wife, of
North Andover, were guests at Lou
STAIRS over Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Herman Micka and three chill
dren, of Carroll, Iowa. are guests at
Mrs. A. Sweeney's during this week
Mrs. John Woodward, of Platteyille,
came over 10 this city Wednesday to
visit with her mother Mrs. NJ Carter
and other relatives.
Mrs. Jacob Dillery and daughter
Emma, of Philadelphia, Penn, were
guests at George Muesse's last week.
Henry Roberts, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, of Bloomington,
were guests at |. Roberts last week.
Al. Frazer. Charles Hill, Richard
Marshall and Robert narrower. of
Bloomington. were in this city Monday
Mrs. VIM. Webb and daughter Kitty
and Mrs. Rowe spent several days
with relatives in British Hollow last
week.
Master George Hughes, of BarneVille.
is here visiting among his young school
mates and friends. He is the guest Of
Berne Pollock
After u soujourn of several weeks at
F. b. Phelph's, Mrs. j. A. Street and
children returned to their home in
Chicago Saturday.
John II. Dobson and C. Il. Stehl, of
Arthur, We're in this city Tuesday on
business in the Office of Register of
Deeds, Martin Oswald.
Herman c. Enke, Eugene Spencer
and Pat BARLEY, of Bloomington, were
at the County Seat Tuesday, attending
to Probate court matters.
Geo. Z. Foster, with his wife and
three children, OF Cherokee, Iowa,
spent Tuesday with Mr.. Fosters moth
er. Mrs VIM H. Foster.
Mrs. James Townsly and children
who have been visiting relatives in
Madison and Milwaukee for several
weeks returned home on Tuesday.
Miss Katie Spaight, who has been
with her sister Mrs. Will O'Hern, in
Two. Harbers, Mimi, during the past
year arrived home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guentzel and daughter
Emma, of Boscobel. have been visiting
at Marian Oswald's and Earnest
Damm's during the past week.
Theodore Kronsage. of Boscobel,
student of the State University, was in
this city from Friday until Monday the
guest of his friend Prof. johnson.
Mrs. A. w. Vanderpool and daughter
Mrs. l.. s, Winton, of Prospect, Wis.
arrived in this city Saturday to visit
with the family of Charles Langridge Sr,
j. II. C. Sneclode, DIR. G. M. Cronin,
and Holloway Stephens, of Cas5yille,
and Bryan O'Niel, Of flatteville, were
in town Tuesday attending Justice
Court.
Miss Rachael Mckee. of Levenworth,
Kan, who has been the guest of Mrs.
win McGonigal for several weeks has
gone to Platteville to visit relatives and
friends.
Miss Emma McCarn, of Creighton,
Nebraska, who has been visiting at W.
F. McGonigal's for some time past has
gone to spend few days with friends
in Muscoda and Richland Center.
Mrs. o. X. Keyes and little daughter,
of Manasha, Wis, have been visiting
relatives and friends in this vicinity
during the past month. Her mother
Mrs. j. Quick accompanied her to
Manasha Friday.
Misses Marie Bailie, Lille Grindoll,
Anna McQuesten, Mrs. Stingl and
Charlie Grindell, OF Platteville, and
Miss Tessie Worms, of Milwaukee,
spent yesterday at w. F. McGonigal's
! in this city, returning TO Plattevile in
the evening.
REGULAR MEETING or CITY COUNCIL.
August 6, 1889.
Meeting was cal led to order by the