Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-11-21
Hon and Mrs Judge Clcmentson
rnre In Madison over Sunday.

Hon and Mrs Judge Clcmentson
were in Madison over Sunday.
Charlie Burrows and family spent
Sunday with friends in Platteville.
A.. j. Tomllnson Of Usage, Iowa,
was que at J. j. BARRIERS Sunday.
I. II. Taylor, Of Appleton, is visiting
his daughter Mrs. Ellsworth Mckinney.
The family Of Walter Gleason left
for their new home in Waukasha Thurs
day.
Mrs. McDnald of Madison is guest
at the home of hor son Martin Nc
Donald.
Mr. Frank ROCKEFELLER Of Gunnison,
Col, is visiting his sister Mrs. w.
Barlow
Edward Hyde is in Chicago for a
couple weeks, combining business with
pleasure.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hoffman in Beetown
Thursday.
Mrs. Fl. Coleman of Oakland, Cal
has been visiting her cousin Mrs. Col
Clark for few days.
Will S, Trowbridge of Sparta, Wis.
arrived Saturday to enjoy short visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs Judge Mills returned Saturday
from a few days visit With Mrs DIR.
McDermotte in Fennimore.
Miss Nellie Taylor of Montfort has
taken charge of the winter school in
tho lockwood District near this city.
Mrs. S. Goble and daughter Mrs.
George Meyer went to Boscobel Sat
urday TO spend several days with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Amy Conant and son John in
tend to spend the winter with friends
in this city. They came Saturday and
have taken rooms in ms. Elizabeth
BARRIERS residence.
Il. Fl. and Louis Schuppner A.
Barharger and Misses Eta and Mag
gle Smith of Sitter came down to
attend the entertainm ,nt Of A. o. Y.
W. Thursday evening.
Col Clark refused t. accept the
Office of Trustee of tie Asylum for
another year and Jos. Ha rris Of Hazel
Green was elected by the County
Board to fill the vacancy.
Nathan and Cos meat WAGON again
came to grief Friday morning While
Willie Benn was driving past the
Hubbard House the singletrees broke
and let the shafts down. rho horse ran
down Main street and stopped in front
of Baxters store. No serious damage
The cases of the two young men who
stole the pants a ID other furnishing
goods from Him, nildebrand u Co., of
Fennimore two weeks ago, came up in
justice Court before 7. f. Baldwin
Friday afternoon and were bound over
to the spring term of the Circuit Court.
COUNTY OFFICERS BANQUET.
During the session of the Couty
Board Friday evening, District Attor-
ney Murphy, on behalf Of the County
officers rendered an invitation to the
board in body, and the press repre-
ssntatives, to meet at Mrs. Webers
restaurant at nine o'clock that evening
as guests of the said Offices.
At tho hour appointed they gathered
at Mrs. Weber's, there being also
present as guests Gov Ryland, Justice
Baldwin and John F. Lane When
ample justice was done to the tempt
ing viands under which the table
groaned.
Mr.. H. Robbins on behalf of the
guests thanked the county officers for
their bounteous hospitality, and said
while he had attended many meetings
of the county board, he thought this
eclipsed any iovi lily heretofore in
dulged in.
Dis. Atty Murphy responded for
the county officers, and after making
a few happy remarks, wound up by
telling the board, that it was well they
enjoyed themselves as doubtless they
would find it charged up in the bill.
A few remarks by Gov Ryland and
some selections by the Court House
quartette, brought the banquet to a
close,