Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-02-29
PERSONAL.

made us a pleasant call. He has been kept
exceedingly busy since the last annual meeting
OF the county board, in attending to matters
pertaining to delinquent taxes.
| John Swenson, and NJ Julson, of Moscow,
made The Democrat call on Saturday.
Joseph REILLY, of Waldwick, made us friendly
call on Thursday last. Mr.. REILLY is firm friend
of The Democrat.
| Delos Babcock, of Waldwick, was among the
callers at The Democrat Office on Thursday
last
Robert J. Day, OF Waldwick, made us a
pleasant call one day last week.
T. b. Tregilgus contemplates going west and
advertises his farm for sale. He recently
| TUNED form a two months visit to Montana and
Washington Territory, and he thinks that sec
ton of the far north west is as good as any the
sun ever shone on.
| J. l.. Leonard, clerk of court, was in town over
| Sunday. On Monday he made The Democrat
| friendly call
J. w. Middleton, of Eden, was among the
callers at The Democrat Office on Saturday.
John Boylan an old friend of The Democrat,
dropped in to see us on Saturday.
Z. Brewster, made The Democrat pleasant
call on Saturday.
Alex McNeal of Waldwick, made The Demo
crat a friendly call on Saturday.
Samuel NJ. Toay, of Cambria, Columbia county,
who accompanied to this city by Hon. E.
W. Lloyd prominent merchant of that place,
returned last week after a brief visit here.
DIR. II. W. Osborne and wife, came up from
Rockford last week for brief visit with friends
here and in Darlington.
John Dunstan, of Wyoming, has recently taken
the position of clerk in the L. s. Hotel of this
city.
Cornelius Dunn, was among those who called
on The Democrat on Saturday,
I. Burke. of Waldwick, who has long been
reader of The Democrat dropped i'll to see us on
Saturday.
A. J. Doruan, of Waldwick, made us us
brief call on Saturday.
Mr.. viii H. Clark, has been passing week at
| home in Lancaster He will return to his farm
near Mineral Point this week. Mrs. Clark, his
wife, will accompany him.-Teller
p. Walsh of WaldwicK; was among the callers
at The Democrat Office on Tuesday.
Walter Fitzsimons, a young man formerly of
the town of Linden. viii graduate this week from
the meGical college in Minneapolis lie has held
Chas Collard, was in town on Tuesday and
called up to see The Democrat force.
James Bell, of Miffiin, spent few moments on
Tuesday III looking through The Dem ocrat office
Frank Lewis, formerly of this place has become
one of the editors of the Marcus Qowa) News
The retiring publisher says of him; g Mr.. Lewis
who has been foreman in this Office for more
than yeor, is printer of twelve years expe-
rience, master of the art preservatiye in all its
branches and localist of decided ability"
d. B. spellman and W. Parkison, young men
well known here, have opened a harness shop in
| Marcus, Cherokee county, Iowa. Many friends
here wish them abundant success.
| l. r. Hadfeld, of Waukesha, was in town over
Sunday, and returned home on Monday with his
wife and child, who were visiting for the past
few weeks in this city.
| Francis McKenna of the town of Moscow, was
in town on Wednesday and made us pleasant
| call.
Daniel Dornan, of waldwick, made brief call
at this office.
John Kittoe, of Linden, was in town on Mon
day, and made us pleasant call.
John t. Jones, county judge, shook hands with
friends in this city on Saturday.
| Mrs Thomas Jenkins, of Platteyille visited
friends in this city during the past week. and is
now in Dodgeville where she will remain a few
days visiting her sister.
James Hicks of Linden, was in town on bust
ness, this week. His entire stock of goods was
destroyed by fire. He succeeded in saving only
his books and some notes. He contemplates
opening up in business again as soon as he can
procure a store room, purchase stock and make
other necessary arrangements.
David Conway, of Adamsville, and Frank Day,
of Blanchardville, were in town on Wednesday,
and were callers at this Office.
Mrs. H. Phillips returned to this city last week
after absence of nearly five months, the great
er part of which time she spent visiting with
relatives New Westminster, British Columbia
Bro. W. H. Bennett, of the Tribune, is down
| from Madison for brief visit
Nicholas Reichling, took look through The
Democrat Office one day this week. He thinks
a good newspaper is one of the best gifts man
can bestow upon his family.
| Harry Hankins is about foot taller than usual
| this week. His happy looks are occasioned by
the arrival OF a distinguished guest at his home
Ia girl.
Rev. Thomas Kent, of Earlville; Iowa, has
been making his friends in this city visit dur
ing the past week He receives cordial greet
ing on every hand.
i Thomas FitEsimons. of the town of Linden
spent Thursday in this city, and favored The
Democrat with brief visit
c. Spenslsy visited Lancaster, on legal business,
/ this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pratt and grand-daugh hitter,
Miss Allie McEwen returned to this city last week
from a two months visit with friends in the
northern part of the state.
/ Mind and body alike suffer from
sluggish action of the blood, the
result of dyspepsia or biliousness.
Ayers Pills will stir up the liver,
excite the stomach and bowels to