Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-03-03
PURELY PERSONAL.

Sam. Coad, Jr.. returned from Texas
on Monday last.
n. n. Snow, our new station agent,
arrived on Tuesday.
Y. t. Martin went TO Madison
and Chicago, on Tuesday morning.
Gus. Bouche, of Darlington, came up
Wednesday evening.
Joe Miller, at Sam. Harris's barbe r
shop, is becoming a skillful knight of
the razor.
John Penhallegon Jr., of LeMars.
Iowa, is paying his old home and
many friends a visit.
Will Oates went to Manchester, Ga.,)
on Monday morning. We hope his stay
will be short and pleasant.
c. d. Evans is in the city selling
Autographs of Jas. \. Garfield and
family. He is disposing of large
numt er.
Ed. A. Phillips took a short respite
from his arduous duties as manager
of the I. 5. Hotel, to behold the Mardi
Gras at Milwaukee
Miss Rose Bowling. accompanied by
her sister. made her first visit since
election 10 this city Oh Friday last.
She wears her honors gracefully.
james Monahan, of Darlington, shed
the light of his genial countenance
upon the DEMOCRAT one dag last
week. We are always glad to see jim.
John f. Grace, of Highland. called
at the DEMOCRAT ON Saturday, in our
absence. We always regret to miss
seeing such gentleman as Mr.. Grace.
Uglo Baker. of Edmund, was in
town Saturday. He reports Edmund'S
energetic business men as having their
hands full in the way of business.
n. T. Olmstead, one of the veteran
republicans Of Lafayette county, was
1T the judicial convention at Dodge
vile last week and acted as chairman.
Miss A. b. Bennett assistant teacher
in the first ward grammar department
IF the city schools, having resigned,
Mrs. Annie Bennett has been appoint
ed TO fill the vacancy.
John B. TeaSdale has become associ-
ate editor of the Mineral Point Tri-
bune. 1t is needless TO say that John
will do his part toward making the
Tribune good paper,
John r. Berry man, State Librarian.
and editor Of the Prairie Du CHEN
Union, came down to Dodgeville from
Madison on Thursday last, to attend
the republican judicial convention.
r. D. Pulford who is one of the old
est MasonS i'll the State, though com
paratively a young man, attended The.
sessions Of the Grand Chapter r. \. NJ.
held i'll Milwaukee last " eek.
J. j. Roche late district attorney Of
Lafayette county, now engaged in the
banking business in Nebraska, was in
town on on Thursday Mr.. Roche
looks as though western life agrees
with him.
Mr.. Z. T Derlng, representing Chas.
Eice, book-binder, of Galena, was in
the city on " ednesday. and secured
quit 4 number of orders, which vii,
doubtless be promptly and satisfactol-
lily filled.
}. z. Hankins and Will Jones are go-
ing to Mazomanie on Saturday next, to
decorate the Vanderworf mansion al
that place. They will be absent from
Mineral Point for about five weeks.
Harry will take charge of the business
here.
James Morehead. who has been a
resi- dent of the town of Kendall. La
fayette Co, for the past half dozen
years, after 4 trip to Iowa, decided to
remove with his family to Beuna Vista
county, Iowa. i'll few weeks. The
best wishes Of many friends go with
them
Ii. 5. We'll, of Milwaukee, is in
the city for a few days, on Il business
visit. Mr.. We'll. we are pleased t.
learn has been promoted by the Singer
Sewing Machine Company, to the pos
stion of general manager Of the COM
pany's branch offices, with Il handsome
salary. We feared something Of this
kind would happen to Mr.. We'll ii he
kept ON ATTENDING 50 strictly to busl-
ness.