Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-09-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

/ Tom MaHkey of Newell, Iowa. is
home visiting friends.
/ Guy and Putnam Cobb left this
week for Racine College.
! Nv. Stratman s. Co. will have a new
advertisement next week.
| Miss Nettie Walker returned last
week to attend the high school.
Miss Hannah Miller will start Sat
urday on a trip to Milwaukee and Chi
cage.
Geo. GRADER and family, of Chicago,
spent fair week with his parents in
this city.
David LLOYD, of West Blue Mounds.
made The Democrat pleasant call on
Thursday.
Mrs. VanBuren. of Montfort. is Wis
itine in this city, the guest of Mrs. W.
III. Prideaux.
Mrs. John Eden returned on Wednes-
dav evening from a two months
visit to her parents in Kansas.
DIR. Osborn and wife came up from
Rockford to attend the fair and spend
few days with their friends.
Miss Fannie Thomas left on Thurs
| dav for visit to her sister Mrs.
Andrews ut Austin, Minnesota.
| Miss Mary Tramel has returned
| from Englewood. H., To res ume her
duties as teacher i'll the public schools.
John Il. Toay and wife and Mrs.
r. J. Penhallegon Jr. and child started
for a trip to Des Moines, Iowa. on
Tuesday.
! J. W. Calvert has been appointed
/ station agent at Calamine. The Dem
ocrat congratulates Mr.. Calvert on his
promotion.
Mr.. Hugh Gum, of Benton. Lafay-
cite county, is paying visit TO his old
friend Nj. Felix McCabe, ST.. OF
kendaltown.
Miss Nettie Deller started last week
for Milwaukee,, where she intends
to pursue her studies at the Mil
waukee College.
I F. H. Daggett, The Junior member of
the popular loan and insurance firm of
L. 4. Dagsett 4 Son, MuScoda. attend
ed our fair last week.
Our old friend Mr.. John Lee. of Ed
mund, favored us with Il pleasant call
Oh Monday He is the kind of 4 man
one likes To shake hands with.
Mr.. NJ. F. Rewey was :. pleasant
caller on The Democrat during the fair
last week. lle has sold his hotel prop
! erty to his brother. Hon. j. w. ReSey.
b. Pratt and family came over from
! Platteyille last week to attend the fair.
! Mr.. Pratt reports that he sold over
sixty Irvine binders during the present
season.
The fact that the Weidenfellers, of
this city, are doing the painting on the
new Welsh Church in Mlffiin, is a
sufficient evidence that the work will
be we'll done.
Miss Julia Plowman has returned
| from Normalville, His. to take charge
of the grammar department in the
hrSt ward public schools.
VIM. saunders and wife have been
doubly bereayed by the death on
| Wednesday of this week, OF their
! infant son, Il twin brother of the
child who died last week.
Mr.. ]. f. Dalrymple, wife and child
OF Dayton, Green county. came over
last week to visit friends and the fair.
| Mrs. Dalrymple formerly Miss Mary
Pierce is still visiting with her
parents.
Mr.. Kelley, the popular commission
III erchant of Chicago spent few days
| last week in this city, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. Ferris. Mr. Kelley
comes up every year to see our fair and
always enjoys the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallis of the town OF
Mineral Point. who have spent the past
nine months in California returned
home on Wednesday of last week
after pleasant visitiwith friends on
the Pacific slope.
Stephenson & Gorgen are applying
! their famous Elastic Eureka Roof
! Paint to the roofs of buildings in Wan
| kesha. 1t gives good success, and we
are glad to know that they are meeting
with the success which they deserve.
Rev. A. W. Staircase and family de-
parted on Thursday OF last week,
after 4 very pleasant visit with
friends here. Mr.. Staircase has charge
diocese of Michigan outside of De-
troit.
l.. \. Osborne, who has been read
ing law in the office of Wilson 4
McIlhon for some time, started Tues
day morning to attend the law depart
ment of the Wisconsin University, at
Madison. He is a close student, and
will no doubt make good use of the
great advantage which he will enjoy
in that institution.
Mr.. N. Treweek of this city. on ac-
count of failing health is compelled to
temporarily retire from business, and
by the advice of his physician will
spend the coming winter in California.
During his absence he will leave com
petent men in charge Of his shop and
business here. We understand that he
will start in few weeks on his
western journey, and we hope he will
return before very many months has
past fully restored to health.