Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

from Chicago. Lewley Lewie came
With them They had pleasant trip.
Sever Holland and B. Holland, .mer-
chants of Moscow and Adansyille,
respectively were in town on Friday
of last week on business.
Thos. Callaghan, substantial citizen
of the town of Moscow. was in town
on Saturday last, and made the DEMO-
Graf Office pleasant call
Geo. ". Davis and Charles Davis,
sons of John A Davis, are enjoying the
hospitality of landlord Phillips, of he
q. $. Hotel.
c. 4. Blanchard was in town this
week.
Mrs. Timmins, who left for Colorado
few months since, returned home on
Wednesday.
James Mcmahon, ex-secretary of the
Lehigh (Pa) Zinc Works, was in town
on Friday last.
j. Lloyd Jones started Thursday.
noon for trip through Iowa and into
Dakota.
W. H. Turner, who is eanyassing for
a commercial directory. spent a short
time i'll the city during the past week.
John Horn, ST., paid business visit
to Southern Illinois during the present
week.
Pos tmaster Allen took a trip to Da-
kota last week.
Alfred Anslev is taking down the
old barn on his residence lot.
Harvey Paynter is quite i'll with
| typhoid fever.
George Hartley. who has been to
Chicago and seen the sights. concludes
that there's no place like home"
Jake Eulberg. the gentlemanly head
clerk of the Commercial House, at
Dodgeville, was in town on sunday
last.
Steve Tresidder, of Dodgeville. was
in town for a few days visit the past
week.
Our friend W. II. Thomas was again
chosen clerk of the town of Dodge
vile. without opposition.
Rev. Father Dempsey. of Highland.
was the guest Of Rev. Father OKeefe,
this week.
Miss Duffey, of Highland, visited
friends in this city this week.
Mr.. Prouty. the Inventor of Prouty
printing press used by our neighbor
the Tribune, was in town on printing
press business this week.
Thos. Riley, of Waldwick, was in
town Saturday, and expressed an inter
est in the success of the new zinc
white company.
f. +. Treat, George w. Doty, f. G.
Green. and o. X. South, OF Monroe,
registered at the United States Hotel
on Sunday.
Conductors Wadsworth and Dean, of
the G., NJ. and st. p. came up on the
special train Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. \. W. Bolds. with Messrs. Hogg,
Wright & Co, of Milwaukee, pub
fishers of the Wisconsin Directory, was
in this city during the week, supplying
subscribers with copies of the work.
Ed Mitchell. who has been here on a
visit the past week, returned to Alta,
Iowa. on Tuesday, accompanied by his
parents. They have purchased a farm
near Alta, and will hereafter reside at
that place.
Charles B. Parmele, has purchased
the stock and general grocery business
of Mrs. Perry, and will in future be
found at that popular stand, dealing
out the necessaries as well as the
luxures of life.
c. d. Alexander and d. II. Darnell,
of Montfort, were welcome callers at
our office on Monday morning.
A. n McCrady and F. r. Pritchett,
wide-awake and substantial citizens of
the live town of Cobb, have our thanks
for forwarding the wherewithal to
print Iowa COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
J. B. Teasdale started for Dakota on
Wednesday. We presume in the inter-
est of prohibition.
The grand jury last week brought in
an indictment against VIM. VilIemont
for rape. The parties reside at Helena
James Spensley has rented the Phil
lips farm adjoining his own, for a
term of years. He will engage more
extensively than ever before in the
dairy business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Argall, ST.. left
Wednesday mornings early train TO
visit their children in Lacrosse, and
they intend to return via Milwaukee,
where they will remain for few days.
C. B. Parmele has moved into Alfred
Ansley's residence near the Second
ward school building
Mrs. C. II. Hornung is visiting her
parents at Bellevue, Iowa, leaving
Charley bachelor pro TEN.
Frank Hanscom and John B. Teas
dale have left the Postoffice and Trib-
une Office take caretof themselves for
few days to get little fresh air out
in northern Iowa and Dakota. We
warrant they will have shifted more
than one healthy breeze before they re-
turn.
Joseph Engles did not wait to see
whether or not the zinc factory pro-
ject would be a success, but last week
purchased the commodious residence
of George Jeuck in the southern part
of the city; Mr.. Jeuck having vacated
it in order to occupy the residence
which he lately bought from John Pen.
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