Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-25

IknSUNNl ANAuNAI IlO.
Ed. Phillips is in Chicago for few
days.
Josiah Jacka was home a few days
last week.
James 4. Platt made US a pleasant
call on Saturday.
Joe Ellingen practices the tonsorial
art in Platteville.
VIM. I. Henry started Monday for a
trip through Dakota.
Miss Evans of Platteyille. is visiting
with Miss Lou Wilson.
Miss Villa Berg left Tuesday for a
visit at LemarS, Iowa.
Attorney J. J. Hosking of Dodgeviue,
was in town on Wednesday.
R. G. Thomas. of Dodgeville. made us
a pleasant call on Thursday.
Simon Harker of this city recently
took a trip to eastern Dakota.
The masons are at work on the en-
CINE house of the zinc works.
Misses Mamie and Ida Peck, of Chi
cage, are visiting at j. NJ. Smiths.
Mrs. Rudolph, of Galena, is making
a short visit with Mrs. Will Ross.
Mrs. Lydia Bennison is visiting her
sister Mrs. Schafer of Mazomanie.
Miss Mile Spratler yitited in Eden
| asst W eek. the guest of Miss Lemon.
J. G. Knight, of Darlington, spent a
few hours in this city on "Wednesday.
Mrs. Ii. Prideaux and son Willie are
visiting friends in st. Paul. Minnesota
Edward Devlin and James NJ. Toay
are making the large pipes for the Zinc
Works.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Charles left Mon.
day for weeks excursion to Mime.
| apolis.
Miss Annie Phillips returned Mon
day evening. from a two weeks visit al
Rockford.
\. 5. Frost of Ayoca, and c. II. Marks
of Dodgeyille. made us pleasant cal
on Tuesday.
/ Miss Bridget Daily is visiting friends
and relatives in milwaukee. Lacrosse
and Chicago.
Hon. John Gray is in Chicago pur
chasing goods for the fall trade OF
Gundry \ Gray.
J. p. kietrer on Monday last started
on a two weeks visit to his brother
John, in Dakota.
Darlington Democrat: r. ID. Pulfort
is the Oldest druggist in the state. II,
has been located at Mineral Point fol
thirty five years.
Misses Mary Berg and Mary Thomas
returned on Tuesday after pleasan
visit in Darlington.
Miss Mary Mcconnell came HON,
from Denver last week, after a tw,
years stay i'll that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trembling, of Vinton
Iowa, returned home after visit her,
of two OF three weeks.
The Cobb Band furnishes music fol
the Temple of Honor Excursion t.
Madison to-day, Thursday.
Albert Gilman and wife returned
on Saturday evening from their visi
with relatives at LaSalle, Illinois.
Mrs. II. E. Phillips and son, and Miss
Annie l.. Taylor, Of Longview, Texas
arrived here on Tuesday evening for F.;
visit with relatives and friends.
Dodgeville Sun: Miss Alma Cox
of Mineral Point, has been spending
several days in town visiting hel
cousin, Miss Sadie Sims.
Mrs. Muir left on Friday last for
her home in Lincoln. She was accom-
panied by her father, Hon. Alex. Will
son, to Chicago.
John Henry Cox, Charles Cox, George
Bachelor and Felix Jeffrey started on
Monday for Dakota, for the purpose OF
buying land.
Rev. a w. Seabrease and family ar.
rived in this city on Wednesday. They
will remain here for a few days, the
guests OF Mrs. Cobb and Mrs. C. Spen-
sley.
Mr.. August Pein left Galena, last
week for Ordway, Dakota, for the pur-
pose of preparing home for his fam
lily, who will remove to that place in a
few weeks. Mr.. Pein takes with him
five carloads of stock and household
goods.
Messrs. Frendfeld and Schraum, of
Milwaukee, were in the city over
Sunday, visiting with Mr.. Joseph
Deller.
Rev. S. w. Eaton, who has had charge
of the Congregational Church at Ian
caster, Grant county, during the past
thirty-fve years, recently resigned his
pastorate. at the request of his sons
who think he has performed labor
enough.
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