Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-24
Personal.

Mrs. Thos. Lewis is attending the
reunion at Lancaster this week.
Wilson Williams is home from
Storm Lake, Iowa.
Joseph Phelan and Cyrus Lanyon
returned home from Iowa on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Carrie Webber and Son ar
rived home from Lemars, Iowa, on
Friday last.
Rev. Chas. Irish started for Lena,
Ill, on Wednesday morning, to at
tend soldiers reunion.
Hon. John Gray started FEAST on
Monday morning to buy goods for
the firm of Gundry & Gray.
DR.. n. G. o. Coad, wife and child
started for their home at Patterson
vile, Iowa, on Tuesday morning.
Miss Minta Jones, of Storm Lake,
Iowa, arrived in this city on%rhurs-
day morning on visit to relatives
and friends.
News received from Judge and
Mrs. Clemenston is to the effect that
the latter has improved in health
during the eastern trip.
Mrs. John Huxtable, of Lemars,
Iowa, is in the city visiting with her
many friends. She will also visit
with relatives in Linden.
Miss. G. Reidell has been engaged
as teacher in the intermediate de-
partment of the Lancaster schools
for the ensuing year.
Nicholas Coad and wife of Dia-
mond Grove, and Edward Coad of
this city started on a trip to Nine
sofa on Tuesday morning.
The harvest is past, the summer
is almost ended, and if you would |
secure a fair share of the trade
which is beginning, to move adj
vertise in The Democrat
George Eva and wife of Lemars,
Iowa, arrived here on Wednesday,
for visit with friends. They are
the guests of w. n. Curry and
family.
Chris. Miller, who holds the re-
sponsible position of chief clerk of
the Lorimer House, Dubuque, Iowa,
arrived in this city on Thursday on
a visit to his parents.
A. F. Bishop and family, Mrs. A. |
Bennett and family, and B. J. Ben
nett and family, enjoyed sort of
a family picnic excursion to Linden,
Cobb and Edmund, on Thursday |
last
Mr.. league, a popular sewing
machine agent of Mineral Point,
was in Shullsburg a few days ago.
in the interests of the Wheeler &
Wilson sewing machine company. |
Free Press.
The large balls announcing the
fair of the Iowa county Agricultural
society to be held at Dodgeville,
were sent out last week. Every |
citizen of Iowa county should see
to it that the fair is made a grand |
success.
Marx Christian Weibers, of this
city, received last week from Wash
ington letters patent for his inven-
ton for corn and bean planters
In short time he will duly make
known to the public the merits and |
advantages of the invention.
Mrs. J. T. Amberg, of Chicago,
who has been in this city on short |
visit to relatives and friends, re-
turned home on Monday. She was
accompanied by Mrs. John Amberg,
of this city, who will spend a few |
weeks visiting her sons in Chicago. |
John Amberg of Milwaukee, a |
nephew of our old townsman John
Amberg, came up on Saturday |
night and paid a brief visit to
relatives and friends. He was the
guest of Jos. F. LaMalle. He fol- |
lows the frescoeing business and has
the contract for the new Catholic |
church at Shullsburg.
James Weber and wife of the
town of Waldwick, were among the
callers at The Democrat Office on
Saturday last. We are glad to know
that Mr.. Weber is recovering his |
health which has been greatly i'm
paired by injuries received in runa-
way accident more than a year ago.
Mrs. Chas. Dawson, Postmaster
Allen and Sam1 Goldsworthy took
Wednesday mornings train for
Plankington, Dakota Mrs Dawson
goes on visit to her son Jno. B.
Teasdale, who lives in Aurora
county; Phillip goes to defend a
contest for a claim, and Sam win
live on some land on which he has
a claim.