Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-04-11
Personal.

| Miss Sophie Cisayer, of Darlington, has taken
the position OF telegraph operator in this city.
The Darlington Republican says: Miss cleaver
greet is expressed at her departure. What IS our
loss is Mineral Points gain
Henry Vincent is here on visit of few days.
Misses Jeuck L Cummings. have removed TO
their former store in Mrs, Bastian's building.
Hon. Geo. r. Vending. the greatest orator Of
the age, viii lecture at the Opera house in this
lily, on next Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Cobb are home from
Pensacola, Florida, where they spent the past
few months.
P. W. Mullen has gone to Dakota, 10 look after
his farms,
Miss Clara Tredinick, started or Monday last fo-
California.
VIM. Davis. Of Lost Grove, and Arthur ButteFis,
OF Edmund, started for Nebraska, on Thursday
morning. They go to buy land and locate. The
Democrat whistles them abundant prosperity.
Lawrence Grass who has for the past two
years occupied the position of fireman on the
c., u. & st. P. Ry between this city and James
vile, took the early train on Monday for Council
Bluffs, Iowa, where he expects 70 secure q
like position.
William Avery. who has been in our city for
the past two 1nonshs visiting friends and looking
over the scenes of childhood days, left on We'd
nesday morning fer Portland, Oregon, where
he has interests in several large mines.
Will Terril was up from Warren and spent
Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c, A. Blanchard, of Darlington,
spent few days in town during the past week.
The people OF Mineral Point evidently appre-
ciate' the good qualities of y. II. Snow, as they
have elected him one Of the alderman of that
little eity.-Sun.
NJ McCaryille, of Mineral Point. general agent
for the genuine Singer Sewing machine, was in
Shullsbufg the past week He is A. No l re
liable man and is handling genuine goods.-Free
Press.
Thomas Foley, of Moscow, was among the
callers at The Democrat office on Saturday.
John Harris is back from Dakota, and has taken
his former position in s. Whites lumber yard.
John ColdwelI favored us with call on Sat
uday.
X. 7. Thompson, merchant of Dodgeyille, was
a caller al The Democrat Office on Friday.
y. X. EanMatre and family, were are pleased
to announce, are to become residents of our city.
Mr.. EauMatre will sell the Mccormick machines
for s, Hooking & Co.
John Mcdonald, Of Moscow made brief call
on The Democrat on Friday.
Miss &. Reidel is home from Lancaster, where
She holds position in the public schools.
Mr. Mrs. John McWilliams, of the town of
Moscow, were in this city on Thursday last and
made The Democrat a pleasant call. They have
sold their farm and contemplate moving to this
city at no distant day.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Wells, of Portage this state.
is visiting here. the guest of George Brewer,
Mrs. Neal McVicar and daughter of Monroe,
have been visiting friends in this city during
| the past week.
| The Wisconsin Journal of Education says
The matter Of life membership in the National
Educational Association is being made the
occasion of some very fitting and worthy com
pliments. The pupils of Z. \. Charlton, while
he was president of the normal school at Platte
will. under the leadership Of Principal J. W
Livingston Of Dodgeyille, have contributed
/ twenty dollars and constituted him a life mem
ber \ worthy tribute worthlly bestowed.
John HaElins, formerly Of this county now OF
Steele Dakota, send substantial encouragement
and words of good cheer for The Democrat
| The Linden School has vacation this week,
and the teachers, A. D. PrideaUx and Miss Nc
Ilhon are spending the week in this city.
| Prof S. t. Osborne is building neat addition
| to his residence.
| Hon. john Gray has gone east to purchase a
| line stock of goods for the irln of Gundry, Gray
& Co.
JNrlIa +hj T1rNn SK-jl1 on
Wednesday morning, where he will remain fol-
some time.
The Lemars Iowa, World, noting the arrival
| of daughter at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jeno
Lewis, formerly Of this city, says: "NIr. and
Mrs. Jeno Lewis are the happy parents ola beau
tfful little girl baby, which came to make glad
their heart and homes last Friday. Those who
have seen the little one say she is 'tha pretttest
little girl in the city"
VIM. Strauss started on Thursday last for the
eastern markets to purchase a large stock of
spring and summer good, for J. Dellers estab-
lishment.
Miss Nellie Buck of Burden, Kansas is visit
ing relatives in this city.
j. Lloyd Jones returned last week from a trip
through Dakota and Iowa He is preparing to
locate at SahpoEh, Iowa, where ne mas u large
track of land He Will so out in a week or two
and superlntend the building Of fine residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sherman will start on
Monday next for Holt county, Nebraska, where
their sons are engaged in farming.
Mrs. Joseph Bennett, of Dodgeville, returned
last week from visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Reuben Lanyon, of Joplin, Missouri.
SIMON Lanyon, ST., arrived home, last week,
from his trip to Joplin, Missouri, and Pittsburg,
Kansas, whittier he went some five weeks ago to
visit relatives. He reports having had pleasant
time.
James IIishen, Jr., is home from school at
Dubuque, and will spend his Easter vacation
al the home of his parents.