Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-03-13
PERSONAL.

Rev. I. Dewitt Talmadge lectured in James
vile last Saturday evening
John F. Starry, has become landlord OF the
Commercial House at Dodgeyille
Mrs. Watson, the lady evangelist. is carrying
on revival meetings at New Diggings.
Mrs. S. Maddin, of Plateviile. is visiting rela-
tiyes in Washington.
Miss Letta A. Jewell took the early train We'd
nesday morning for Clark county, this
state, where she viii spend few months visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Cullen Ayers.
John o, Hughes who has been spending the
winter with his parents at the Survey, returned
last week to his home in Nebraska, accompanied
by his brother Ely.
Mrs. Col. John G. Clark and her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Min. Clark, went to the home of the
latter near Mineral Point, Observation-Disclosures
ter Teller.
Madison Journal.-Messrs. C. n. Gregory and
Fred NJ Brown will depart about the 18th inst
for New Orleans. They will be members of q
party o. young gentlemen from Chicago and ST.
Paul, who charter q sleeping and dining car,
which they will make their home during the
entire trip. They will be absent about two
weeks.
Frank Lewis, editor OF the Marcus Qowa) News,
has been in town during the past week He is
prospecting in the newspaper business.
W. P. Gundry is visiting the WORKS Fair at New
Orleans.
Mrs viii Oats started on Tuesday morning for
Plankinton, Dakota, where she will join her
husband.
Mrs. James Brewer. ST.. and neice, Miss Annie
Brewer, and nephew, John Brewer. started on
Tuesday morning for Plankinton, Dakota where
they will remain the coming summer.
Hon. John Gray, went to Chicago, on Tuesday
to buy spring goods for the firm OF Gundry, Gray
& Co,
Prairie du Chen Courier: Hon. P. Doyle
Ex-Secretary of State, was among our visitors
the past week. Mr.. Doyle is in excellent health,
and is about to devote his time to professional
legal work in Milwaukee. Mr.. Doyle has exten-
sive business relations throughout the northwest,
and his ability as lawyer is one of the highest
order.
We neglected in our last issue to note the fact
that Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Disbrow had returned
from their visit to Auburn New York.
B. Becker, of the firm OF Jones 4 Becker Of
Dodgeville, favored The Democrat with call
on Wednesday.
Hon. 7. Scott Ansley and wife visited trends
in Chicago this week.
Norman Wright, who has been here for about
two months, is slowly recovering from a severe
attack of malarial fever.
]. W. Hutchinson took a trip TO Madison and
Chicago on Monday and Tuesday,
VIM Brow n took a trip to La Crosse Tuesday
on business.
CIV Mcllhon visited Madison this week on
legal business.
Hon. ]. NJ. Smith and wife, spent day or two
in Madison tn fore part of the week.
P. Allen, Jr., made q flying trip to Madison
this week.
Miss Amy Vivian is visiting relatives in New
York.
Cryus Lanyon started Thursday for q trip to
Cassville and other towns in Grant county.
A correspondent writing to the Dodgeville
Sun from the town of Linden, says: School
closed in Dist. No. last week. The school was
taught by Miss. Nellie Eastman, daughter of DR..
Eastman, Of Mineral Point city. Miss Eastman
is very popular here as a teacher and has made
for herself large circle of warm friends and
admirers"
The many friends of Mr.. Cullen Ayers who
formerly resided in Lost Grove but left this sec
ton some sixteen years ago and located in
Clark county, this state. were pleased to see his
smiling countenance and give him a hearty vel
come the early part of this week. Mr.. Ayers
came to pay short visit to relatives and friends,
being the guest of his wifes parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Jewell.