Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31
Personal.

/ Willie Pesch assists in conduct
ing the telephone exchange in thi
city.
| Prof III. Jane has been re-engagec
as principal of the Shullsburg public
ischool.
| Mr.. Freudenfeld, of Milwaukee
Ispent few days in this city the
ipast week
| o. C. Smith severed his connec
ton with the Dodgeville Sun last
week.
| Miss Anna NJ. Jones. is here from
Iowa on visit to relatives and
friends.
| Sheriff Lane utilized the tele.
phone in capturing two criminals
last week.
Adrian Had6eld has taken q
permanent position as assistant
post master in this city.
James Cain, of Blanchardville
was among the callers at The Dem.
| ocrat ONCE on Monday.
Joseph Clegg of Chicago is visit,
ing in this city, the guest of his
friend Laurence Spratler.
Jno. c. Martin, of the town OF
Mineral Point, made trip to Mad
,, ison on Tuesday of this week.
John Gray has returned from
the east where he made large pur-
chases of goods for the fall trade.
Alonzo Smith started on We'd
nesday morning for Moline, H.,
, where he will work at carpentering.
R. J. Penhallegon, ST., started for
Minnesota on Tuesday, to look after
some land which he recently pur-
chased in that state.
Mrs VIII Osborne and children
arrived here from Boscobel on
Tuesday, for a few weeks visit with
relatives and friends.
Miss Aggie Loguc, of Darlington,
and Miss Lizzie Lenahan. of Mineral
Point, spent Sunday last with
friends in Shullsburg.-Free Press.
Joseph Deller, started for the east
on Monday last, for the purpose of
purchasing an immense stock of
fall and winter goods.
Miss Mary Berg returned last
week from a trip to northern Wis
consin. She found that which she
went in search of, improved health.
Miss Berne Slower and Miss Angie
Forbes, of Forreston, have been
visiting in this city during the past
week, the guest of Mrs. J. S. Slower.
c. W. Priestley of Shullsburg, re-
Gently sold his stock of harness to
a MIR. Brennan. who will hereafter
run the business.
A distinguished guest puts up
under the parental roof of Edwin
Prideaux, Jr. Its boy, and Edwin
smiles smile that is childlike and
bland.
Mr.. Henry L. Lang, of Chicago,
on Wednesday last paid a visit to
his uncle J. A. Spratler of this
city, and remained here for a few
days.
Miss Mamie Priestley and Maggie
Owen visited friends in Shullsburg
last week. Miss Weatherby accom-
panied them on their return to this
city
Mrs. VIM. Prideaux and Mrs.
Addington have leased the dining
hall dnring the Fair They are
excellent cooks. and will give salts
faction
Miss Mary Swinbank returned to
her home in this village last Friday,
after an absence of several months |
in Mineral Point.-Shullsburg Free
Press.
Miss Jennie Hutchinson went to
Sioux City on Tuesday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Frank E. Cleaves. After
a time they will both go to Wis
consin for q few weeks visit
Storm Lake Tribune.
Mrs. Louisa NJ. Toay and daugh-
ter Lizzie who have been visiting at
Cambria in this state, returned
home on Wednesday evening. They
were accompanied by Miss NJ. Pas
coe, of Cambria.
Jimmy Cox, who for the past six
years has held a position in the
post office book store, started on
Thursday for Chicago, where he
will attend Bryant & STATIONS COM
mercial college.
Mrs. John Amberg and Miss
Terisa Moore, of Milwaukee, came
up on Saturday nights train and
here Sunday and Monday
visiting relatives. They were the
guests of Jos. f. LaMalle.
DR.. J. III. Divine, of Sioux Falls,
returned from Mineral Point, Wis
,onsin, slast week, accompanied by
MS bride, (nee) Miss Sadie C. Ben
1ett. They were guests of the Park
House couple of days, and then
ourneyd to the Doctors home at
Sioux Rapids. Lake Tri-
pune.
Among the speakers engaged to
deliver addresses at the semi-centen-
lial celebration at Dubuque, Sep
ember Sd, are Hon. E. B. Wash
ourne, Gen. A. L. Chetlain, Gen.
Dodge, the Hon. Joseph E. McDon-
I'D, Gen. Logan, the Hon. Daniel
'oorhees, Judge Murdoch, and
'ther distinguished persons.
Capt. John Brown. st. Clair :
House, Sheboygan Wis, says:
Browns Iron Bitters cured me of
dyspepsia"
For Buggies, Carriages, wagons,
% to Bohan Il Sims, who constant
y keep large stock on hand. See
elsewhere. 4
When you come to Mineral Point
o attend the fair do not fail to call
md examine A. F. Bishops large |
md elegant stock of furniture. AVA :