Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-10-02
HIGHLAND.


went to Mineral Point last Wednes-
day, Sept. 23d to visit.
Mr.. Charles Gilman, of Mineral
Point, was in town last Thursday on
business.
Miss Kate Erpenbach went to
Peoria, III. on Wednesday of last
week.
Mr.. John Hahn, of Dodgeville,
made Our village business call last
week.
Teachers Examination will be
held here by Miss Rose Bowling on
the 9th and 10th of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cleminson, Of
Dodgeville :were visiting with rela-
tives and friends of this place last
week.
Mr.. w. w. Stillman, of Galena,
was in town Thursday of last week.
Mrs. +. B. Goodsell, who has been
at Dodgeville for the past month
arrived home last Friday evening.
Mr.. Frank Fry sold his house and
lot last week to Hon. Richard Ken
nedy for ninety dollars.
Mrs. Daniel thinner, ST., and
Mrs. Daniel thinner, Jr., of Cobb
were in town last Sunday visiting
relatives and friends.
III. CIauer, of Galena, was In town
last week.
Mrs. George Rubador and Mrs.
Matthew Rubador, who have been
visiting relatives and friends in this
place for the past two months, re-
turned to their homes in Georgetown,
Colorado, last Monday.
John B. Egan, Of Avoca, called on
his Highland friends last Sunday.
William Lee went to Georgetown,
Colorado, last Monday, and as he is
very much liked in this place he
will be greatly missed. We wish
him safe journey and good success.
On last Thursday evening when
Anton Imhof Jr's, horse and
sulky were standing near John
Topp 'Js's, residence, the horse
became frightened by some un-
known cause and ran away; but as
Mr.. Imhof has all his horses trained
it went directly home. No damage
was done.
Mrs. George Fry and family moved
to Georgetown last Monday.
The Highland B. b. G. will play
the Hazel Green B. B. c. at Dodge
vile, Linden or Highland at any
time that the latter states for $50 OF
500. Why not have game Hazel
Green? All you have to do is to get
the money, put it up and name the
day.
On account of the absence OF
some who where to debate at the
last meeting of the Temperance
Society the debate was postponed
until the next meeting, Oct. 4th.
Mr.. George Niebur and his bride
arrived home from their wedding
tour last Saturday evening, and
about. eight o'clock the Highland
Cornes Band marched to the house
and played several pieces, after
which George called the boys in
and treated them to the cigars. Mr..
Niebur and bride are well known
in this vicinity and well liked and
we are glad they are going to settle
down here.
On last Saturday evening party
of young men, Chat is what they
call themselves, but which they are
not) visited a chicken house owned
by Mrs. Ann Kelley, of this place
and carried a few chickens away
with them. The boys thought eve
SUPPOSE that they were perfectly
safe as it was very dark, but those
cigars or pipes that they had in their
mouths illuminated their faces SO
that two Of the party were recog.
nized. We understand when the
window was raised that they went
through Il close barb wire fence as
though there was nothing there but
air. Now boys we will give you
warming not to visit that place again
for the same purpose, or if you dc
you want to keep in mind that John
keeps a gun in the house and always
loaded and you want to keep out OF
its reach. "A word to the wise is
Sufficient"
Mr.. A. n. McCrady, of Cobb, is
here visiting with his daughter, Mrs
Richard Kennedy.
Rev. Thomas Dempsey and Rev
j. j. Zarvistowsky, went to Musco.
da last Sunday to visit.
Terry" of the Muscoda News has
some quiet spicy news in his column
each week. Keep up Terry you arr
doing well.
Our little berg is nicely represent
ed there being seven correspondent
to papers from this place.
Andrew Bolster has just completed
painting Mr.. Harris Lewis's build
ing 1t looks beautiful.
Peter Dempsey returned to Chic
ago last Monday, to Rush Medica
College, where he has been a studen
for the past three years.
That person who was so brave a
to go in Mrs. Maggie Flynn's yar'
and take some domestic off tn
clothes line will be rewarded if h
or she will return it to the owner.
N,pIl