Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-06-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

PtkSUNAl fAhAuKAfhS.
John Harrison is home visiting
friends.
Mr.. Geo. L. Marshall, of Darlington,
was in the city Friday.
James Allen, of minneapolis. came
down this week to visit friends.
George Read, son of Il. l.. Read. is
here from Minneapolis on visit.
Mr. Gibbon. the worthy postmaster
of Rewey. was i'll town on monday.
John Clowney Jr., left monday
morning TO seek his fortune in the
Lone Star State.
T. Burke, a life long subscriber to
the Democrat, favored us with Il pleas
ant call on monday.
James and John McGinnity, of VALID
wick, took trip to GAINESVILLE on
Thursday morning.
John Jeuek went to Chicago on
Tuesday, to purchase necessary outfit
for his new billiard hall.
Willie l.. Hooper, of Darlington,
went to the West Point Military
Academy on Saturday last.
Charles Royston, of Adrian, Mich,
spent few days in our city last week.
visiting with his aunt. Mrs. Royston.
Justice Commings bids fair to out
rival any preacher in the county in the
number of marriages at which he
officiates.
Our worthy townsman John A.
Amberg is in Chicago visiting his
sons. He will return home on mon
day next.
C. II. Fox, the jovial hardware man
of Cobb, was i'll town on Thursday,
and gladdened the Democrat by his
genial presence.
John Burke of Saxon. Saline County
Nebraska, in writing to his father
Thos. Burke, reports 4 very backward
season in Nebraska.
Stephen Kendall, of Eden, called on
Monday. lie lost two colts short
time ago and advertises that he will
suitably reward the finder.
Mr.. Mcmahon the gentleman who is
to superintend affairs and inaugurate
the operations of the new zinc COM
pany, will be the city about July 1st.
John Jones, of Miiflin, and his son
w. A. Jones, banker. Of this city.
started for Chicago Thursday morning
They intend to return on Monday
next.
John O'Neal of Philadelphia, brother
of James O'Eeil of the town of Mineral
Point. has been stopping in this city
the past week accompanied by his
wife.
Mrs. Mary Priestley and two sons, of
Mineral Point, are visiting this week
at the residence Of Mr.. George L
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Free Press,
June ,.
Geo. Kitchens shipped from this
city on monday morning to his farm
in Nebraska car load of stock lie
will remain in that State for few
months.
Drs. Van Dusen, Vivian. and East
man, of this city, are attending the
meeting of the State Medical Society of
Minnesota, as representatives from
the Wisconsin State Medical Society.
W. and I. II. Rapson. comprising
the hardware firm of Rapson Bros, of
Cobb, were callers at The Democrat
office on Wednesday. They are gentle
men whom it is always pleasure to
meet.
W. A. Pearce and Elan Comfort de-
parted to-day for Stevens Point, having
secured large building contracts in that
burg, Another evidence that our city
furnishes more skilled mechanics than
any other town in the country.
MI. and Mrs. O'keefe, of Dubuque,
are visiting their son Rev. James
O'Keefe, of this city. Time has dealt
SO kindly with the father that when
seen in company with his son one
would think that they were brothers.
Rev. / L. Hauser, editor of The
Christian Statesman, of milwaukee,
for many years a missionary to India,
delivered two very interesting sermons
on the missionary work in the NJ. Z.
church last Sunday. 4 large contribu-
ton to the cause betokened the appre-
citation Of his efforts by the audience.
Mr.. Amos Bradley. Rochester, n. Y,
says: AS a sure cure for nervous de-
bility and general decay Of the system,
can conscientiouslY recommend
Browns Iron Bitters as a medicine
that will give prompt relief. l do
this as duty | owe my fellow-men.
being myself restored to perfect health
Mr.. Hugh Connolly. life long resi-
dent of our city and a thrifty and in
dustrious young man, who leaves very
many friends to regret his departure.
took the monday morning train for
Fort Worth Texas. where he will ae-
cep position on the Texas & Pacific
Railroad. We hope he will meet with