Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-02-08
PERSONAL.

J. W. Heatheock, of Linden, made US pless-
ant call one day last week.
Joseph c. Baker, Of the town of Linden, called
| in on Tuesday to see how The Democrat was
getting along.
Rev. d. Hishen. assistant pastor of st. Miehaers
church, has gone to ST. Augustine, Florida
where he intends remaining about two months
with 8 view of recuperating his health, which
has not been good OF late.-Galena Gazette.
Miss Amy Hutchinson has returned from three
weeks visit to friends at Chicago and Galesburg,
Ills. Her pupils will be interested in knowing
that she will resume giving instructions in music
T. B. Tregilgus, of the town of Mineral Point
Is off on trip to Washington Territory. He con-
templates moving west at an early day and has
gone out to take a look at the lay of the land.
Mrs. Stephen Kendall, of the town of Wing
vile, Grant county, was among the callers at
The Democrat Office on Tuesday. The family
will move to Nebraska in the spring.
Hon. Robert Wilson, county surveyor, was in
the city on Tuesday and Wednesday. on business
connected with his Office. The Democrat &C.
knowledges friendly call from him.
Rev. NJ. Chase has returned from his visit to
friends in Illinois.
Fred. Vivian took a run over from Madison last
week. He returned to his studies at the Cniyer-
sity on Monday.
Stephen Thomas is in Madison, attending the
annual eneampment of the Odd Fellows OF wis
consin.
friendly call on Saturday.
VIM. Babcock, of waldwick, dropped in on u,
on Saturday for short chat
Frank Bohan, of Moscow made The Democrat
force brief but pleasant call on Saturday
J. 81. Huse, or the town Of Miffiin, was in town
on Tuesday, and spent few moments in The
Democrat office.
John Cade, an old-time friend OF The Demo
crat, made US pleasant call on Tuesday.
James Watkins, of the town of Linden, was in
town on business on Tuesday, and dropped in to
see The Democrat force.
Christian Holland, dealer in hardware, drugs,
ETC., Moscow, had business that called him to the
city on Monday. The Democrat is indebted to
him for call.
John Billings, of Eden, dropped in on us on
Monday morning. He reports times quiet in his
town as well as elsewhere throughout the country.
Joseph L. Baker, of the town of Linden, was
in town on Tuesday, and did not forget to call on
The Democrat.
Thomas Arthur, of Dodgeville, was in town on
Tuesday and Wednesday. He came with the
county surveyor to assist in surveying some
mining land north of the city.
Miss Eunice Cobb returned home a few days
ago, after taking trip on wheels through all the
principal cities east of Chicago, in the Railway
Age Palace Car. She was the guest of Mr.. Talbot
editor of the Railway Age, and had very pleas
ant trip.
Rev. NJ. B. Balch received a cordial greeting
from many friends during his visit here this
week.
Rob- Goldsworthy IS here on visit from In
diarapolis, Ind.
J. L. Beardsley favored US with pleasant call
on Wednesday. He has just returned from an
extended trip through Virginia, of which state
he was resident about thirty years ago. He re-
ports having had a splendid time.
Josephus Bailey and l. c. Pritchett, of Cobb,
were shaking hands with their friends in town
on Thursday, and did not forget to call aud see
their friend, The Democrat
John Casey. of Ridgeway, a steadfast friend
of The Democrat, made us pleasant call on
Thursday.
Michael Brew, of Waldwick made The Demo-
crat force pleasant call on Thursday.
Mr.. Aldro jerks, of Do6 geville as IN town on
Thursday, on business.
surprise party was given to Miss Lucy Lewis
on Thursday evening, it being her fourteenth
birthday. A large number of her schoolmates
and others were present. and pleasant time
was enjoyed.