Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Theodore Dick. wife and children
returned to Chicago on Friday.
Mrs. Sam TerriIl has returned from
Chicago after a two weeks visit.
Mr.. Jonathan Matthews recently re-
turned from trip through north west
ern Iowa and eastern Dakota
Mrs. Amelia Wiener is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Schneberger OF
this city.
Miss Laura Lemon of Eden. is visit
ing in this city the guest Of Mrs. j. \.
Spratler.
We notice with pleasure that Mr..
John Miller is recovering from injuries
received some time since.
VII. Bennett, editor of the Trib-
une, is down from Madison on brief
business visit.
Charles Elsce. the popular book
binder. is stopping in the city for few
days, soliciting work
Mrs. Downey d. Muir and her sister
Miss Lou Wilson are visiting with
their parents in this city.
Mrs. sam. Wright arrived home on
Arena, Mazomania and Madison
Hon. G. M. Lamberston of Lincoln.
Nebraska. is visiting with Mr. Joseph
Gundry and family of this city.
Miss Tenney of Waltham. Massa-
chusetts, is visiting with Miss Eettie
sylvester of this city.
DIR. Gill left Linden Friday for the
east on a visit. taking with him his
little son Walter and daughter Mertie
Jimmy Hicks. sam Phillips and Bill
Pollard held the fort at Linden on
circus day.
Mrs. Curtis Beech Of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. is visiting with her son ID. p.
Beech, of this city.
Zera Monroe and Harry Treat. Of
Monroe, Wis, were the guests of Jim
my Cox, last Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Charley Luckfield of Hanover, Green
county, has charge of the telegraph
office in this city. during the absence
of Tommy Ferris.
John J Ross went over TO his mines
in Beetown Grant county. via Mineral
Point & Dodgeyille narrow gague and
the c. & NV. Ry.
John Jeuck has fitted up his new
billiard hall and sample room in fine
STYLE, and placed therein new and ell
eEant furniture and fixtures.
Rev. Chas. Irish, we are glad to an
nounce, is able to attend to his pas
toral duties again, having recovered
from a short seige OF typhoid fever.
Mrs. Frank Enzenroth started on
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Iowa. to visit Ter sister Mrs. j. d.
James.
Joe Engles started for Chicago on
Wednesday afternoon. where he in
tends to purchase new billiard table,
new pool table, and elegant saloon
furniture and fixtures.
Mrs. ALI. Bishop returned on Friday
of last week from Il few months visit
with her sisters, Mrs. +. Y. Hutchinson
of Algona, Iowa. and Mrs. Meson of
Lacrosse.
W. J. IIealy of this city. is gaining
a national reputation as a breeder of
pure bred game fowls, having, shipped
birds to eleven states during the past
season.
DIR. Wingender will attend the dem
tai convention in Milwaukee next
week, and will be absent from his
Office from Mondoy morning until
Friday evening.
MIS-. John Eden accompanied by her
two children, started on last Tuesday
morning, for HuthiSon, Kansas, where
she will spend 4 few months visiting
with her parents,
The Misses Fannie and Alice Raw
Loft
for Denver, Colorado, whittier the
latter goes in search of that priceless
boom good health.
J. T. Tramel and family started for
Englewood on Monday morning. Miss
Mary Tramel will return to this city
in September to take her position as
teacher in our public schools.
Tom Ferris, the efficient telegraph
operator Of this city, is taking short |
respite from his arduous duties, and
Ger, Storm Lake and other points in
Iowa.
III. Lund Il Co. merchants at Blan-
chardville, have disposed of their stock |
of goods to L. e. Mandt the famous |
wagon manufacturer of Stoughton. |
Mr.. Mandt intends to move the stock |
elsewhere.
Miss Minnie Gundry accompanied by |
her brother. w. +. Guudry. is spending |
the summer on the continent of Eu- |
rope. They intend to visit Rome, |
Venice and other ancient cities ere |
they return.
Mrs. John Immel formerly of this
place. but now of Joplin Missouri, |
where her husband is engaged in buy
ing ores. spent last week visiting her
many friends i'll this city.
Richard Carter and Aldro jerks,
lawyers, of Dodgeville, We're in town
on Thursday, attending to legal bust
ness connected with the bond suits
between the towns of Waldwick and
MOSCOW.
j. NJ. Smith, OF Mineral Point, was
in town yesterday. on legal business.
As soon as Mr.. HaZelton returns from
congress, we expect to make arrange
ments with him by which Mr.. Smith
will take his place in congress, and Mr.
HaZelton will attend TO the law bust
ness Dodgeville Sun.
Storm Lake Iowa) Pilot: The list Of
accidents on the Fourth is happily not
long. About noon double-seated top
carriage containing Miss Virginia Par
kinson, Miss Emma Hutchinson, Miss
Minta Jones and Mr. Frank f. Cleaves
was oyertaken by trouble on the Lake
Shore Road at the foot of Cayuga St,
near the residence of Mr.. George Stet-
son. The leather continuance which
holds up the tongue or pole at the
neck-yoke gave way and the horses
became unmanageable. Mr. Cleaves
attempted to lun them into fence and
the carriage was overturned Most
fortunately the occupants escaped with
bruises more or less severe but no
bones were broken. The carriage was
quite badly smashed up and the horses
finally secured near the Methodist
church.