Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Prairie du Chen Courier says
that John Lawler is at home in that
city, looking vigorous and enjoying the
best of health
John Aorn and wife are in c Chicago
buying dry groceries. etc.
\. J. o'Keefe. Esq. of Darlington.
was in town on Saturday and sunday,
the guest of his brother. Rev. Jas.
O'Keefe.
Charles Hendra has adorned the
front Of his grocery store and restaur-
ant with new awning.
John Ellsworth, of Mifiin. was in
town on Monday.
Josiah Lanyou, Sr., of Englewood.
Ill, was in town this week, on a short
visit with relatives and friends.
Attorney P. F. Quinn. of Ayoca.
made the DEMOCRAT pleasant call
on Tuesday morning. We understand
he will take brief vacation shortly
and visit points of interest in the west.
Rev. Alfred Charles, NJ. L. minister
at Fayette, was in town on Monday.
Father Weinhardt, now of Muscoda.
greeted his old friends and parishion-
erS in this city on Tuesday.
G. NJ. Law was in town the other
day.
John P. Wenner, formerly OF this
place, but who now holds Il good posi-
ton in the office of the Krausman
Brewery, of st. Douis. is here on a
months visit with friends.
DR.. Grunow, of Mifflin, who has
been a subscriber to the DEMOCRAT
almost from time immemorial, greeted
his many friends in this city, on Tues,
day.
G. w. Streeter, the once popular
Landlord OF Platteville. but now of Lam
caster, passed couple Of days this
week in our city, looking after the
interest of ". NJ. Osborne 4 Co.
Jas. Toay and P. Allen, ST., have
taken the contract Of building the
large building for the Zinc Co. We
congratulate the Co, on securing the
services Of such reliable men.
Frank Day, late of this city, has
opened q blacksmith shop in Blanch-
ardville, and is having a good run Of
business.
/ George Appel is improving his
dwelling apartments and otherwise
fitting up his building on High street.
John Collins returned home from
Waukesha Wednesday evening, where
he had been visiting his daughter.
MIS-. Hadfeld.
Dir. J. 3. Moffett will pay this place
a visit the first week iii May. intending
70 combiue business with pleasure dur
ing his stay here.
John D. Wilson, at one time Il
law student i'll the Office Of Cothren &
Iaayon, Of this city. was the other day
elected mayor OF the city Of Boscobel.
Grant county.
Geo. 5. Anthony, H. i. Waddington,
\. Richardson, j. N. Dain, c. G. ThQm-
As, j. Z. Otis. VIM Hopper. II. II. Rav.
DR.. PillIng, and Z. IL. Green, of Dar-
lington, J ". Rewey. Mnlin. J. 7.
Pryor, 81, and J. r. Pryor, Jr.. Dodge
VILE, and .. r. David. Mon tlort. took
in the Commaudery last Thursday Eve
ming.
John Horn and wife went to Mil
waukee and Chicago on Monday. They
intend while absent to combine bust
ness with pleasure, and consequently
will purchase i large stock of spring
and summer dry goods, dress goods,
etc. Keep your eye on the advertising
columns Of the DEMOCRAT when they
return.
Attention is called to the card Of DR.,
H. p. Mix, Homeopathic Physician
and Surgeon. which is printed in
another column. Dr. Mix naS been for
several years engaged in the practice of
his profession at Highland. in this
county, and comes well recommended
by the people of his town.
Lincoln (Neb) Daily Democrat: At
ter a prolonged and pleasant visit
with relatives and friends in Lincoln,
Albert ". Cobb departed to-day for
his home in Wisconsin. He formed
many pleasant acquaintance while
here, who regretted his leaving the
Capital City.
Robt. f. Connolly. after a brief visit
with relatives and friends here and i'll
other parts of the State, took his de
parture for Fort Worth, Texas, on
Wednesday. lie is thorough rail
roader, and his abilities in that line
are appreciated by tie great Tcxns &
Pacific Railway Company, which has
employed him as passenger conductor
on ali important division. He is yery
much pleased with Texas, and thinks it
a grand country.
A Boom for Calamine.