Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-07-11
PERSONAL.

Miss Mary Tramel of Engiewood, III, was in
town the past week visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. weimer and children are visiting
in this city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Schneberger.
Will V. Tully foreman of the Darlington
Republican, on Monday of last week, led to the
hymeneal altar one of Darlingtons fair maidens,
whom the Republican says is well and favor
ably known in that city and is q general
favorite in the society in which she moves.
The Democrat extends congratulations and
good wishes.
Miss White of Monroe is visiting at Mrs. ].
Penberthy's.
Miss Florence Marshall of Darlington is visit
ing friends in this city.
Colon Wright, attorney at law, of Monroe,
spent few days in town lest week.
Mrs. Lydia Bennison and son Sherman spent
the Fourth at Mazo Mamie.
Will Jones, formerly with Hankins Bros
painters of this city, came home for few
days visit on Thursday last Will - touches up"
the finest residences at Madison, and gains
the friendship of every one he meets.
VIM. ]. Penhallegon smiles and is happy. A
boy.
school at Platteville, Is at home for the summer
Observation-Disclosures.
Mr. and Mrs n T Martin, and Master Frank
Martin, of Mineral Point, spent Sunday in this
city the guest of Superintendent Of Public
Property Bennett. Mr.. Martin was for some
years insurance clerk in the secretary of states
Office, and is pleasantly remembered by many of
our people-Madison Journal.
James Brunker, of Ridgeway favored The
Democrat with pleasant call on Thursday.
Edwin Prideaux is home from the west, where
he has been engaged in railroading.
Joseph Schaffer is here from the west, and
we understand that he intends to remain here
permanently.
Mrs. Bastian is here on visit from Lemars,
Iowa.
Barton Padon arrived home on Wednesday,
after a seven months absence spent at Man
dan, Dakota.
Miss Bailey of Cobb has been visiting in this
city, the guest of Miss Laura spfatler.
Father Darcy of the Cathedral of the Holy
Name, Chicago, is here on a visit to his parents.
He will otiiciate in st. Paul's church in this
city on Sunday next
John w. Bennett returned this week from o
seven days trip through this revenue district.
Two new counties have been added to the
district, making seven counties through which
he travels in discharging his duties.
Solomon Lewis, m erchant, of Linden, was in
town on Monday, on his way to Chicago, where
he will purchase summer stock of goods.
Mr.. Brereton, of Boston, brother of Rev. J.
Brereton, is visiting his parents in this city.
Hon. John Gray, started on Monday last for a
summer visit to Ashland and other places OF
interest in the state.
Mr.. James Mahoney who has been studying
for the priesthood, in Baltimore, Maryland, is
home for the summer vacation.
Father O'Keefe is. in Dakota, visiting his
brother, Mr.. A. ]. O'Keefe, of Grand Forks. He
expects to be absent from this city for about
two weeks.
Miss Genie Smith, of Dodgeville, is visiting in
this city, the guest of Miss Kate Ivey.
Miss Jennie Gale Of Warren, is visiting in this
city the guest of her cousin Miss Annie Gale.
Miss Vina Felt of Warren, is visiting with
Miss Alona Mayhem of this city.
Miss Lizzie Bishop, of this city, is visiting with
her brother Thomas W. Bishop, editor of the
Cedar Falls Qowa) Journal.
George Jenkin and Herbert Whitney, who are
employed by the c., NJ. & ST. P. company near
Fond du Lac, came down to spend the Fourth
at home and returned to work on Monday of this
week.
J. NJ. Smith, John Horn, C. W. McIlhon, J. J.
Hanscom, and the editors of The Democrat
started for the national convention ON Mon
day morning. D. B. Jones and Calvert Spensley
also attended the convention,
Many old friends of J. p Tramel and family
formerly of Mineral Point, will be glad to learn
that they are well and prospecting in Englewood,
Ill.,, which is now. their home. Mr.. Tramel
met many old friends from Mineral Point while
attending the democratic national convention.
John Collins went on visit to Chicago last
week.
John Penberthy, who is engaged on the mason
force of the c. NJ. Il st. P. Ry., came home on
Friday of last week for visit of few days.