Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-31
Personal and General.

cago, were united in marriage at the residence
of the brides parents, on Tuesday, July2
Darlington Republican: Charley Gilman
the brewer of Mineral Point. and who makes the
best beer produced in Wisconsin, was in the city
on Tuesday. looking after the interests of the
business of which he is the president secretary
and treasurer Charley sells nearly all the beer
| that is consumed in southwestern Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Vivian last week visited
friends in Lancaster and Scales Mounds.
W. J. Healey and daughter, Miss Lizzie Healey,
started on Tuesday of last week for visit to
John J. and William Healey near Aberdeen, Da-
kota. They will remain there during harvest
and return to this city about fair time.
Walter Pollock, of the staff of local reporters
connected with the Milwaukee Sentinel. is home
on a sick furlough. He will probably remain
several weeks.-Lancaster Teller.
Mr. and Mrs. Oldfeld, nee Emma Gray, who
have been visiting in Europe for the past three
months, arrived in Darlington on Monday even
ing, and are the guests OF Hon. II. Gray
Republican.
VIM. Uren, ST., and wife, removed from this
city to waverly, Iowa, on Tuesday.
Galena Gazette, July 81: Hon. James Spensley
and wife. of Mineral Point, are visiting at the
residence of the formers parents MT. and Mrs.
Richard spensley of this city.
Darlington Democrat Mayor Gallagher re-
| ceived Tuesday, from Platteville, an elegant
gold-headed cane with the following inscription
engraved on it, " H. J. Gallagher, from the cit
liens of Platteyille" Served him right.
Darlington Democrat: Mrs. Charles Sherman
and Mrs. Paul Pratt, two of the Oldest residents
howl there abaut fty
years ago, spent the Sabbath in Darlington. the
guests of Miss NJ. A. Clegg.
! T. ). Ansley and wife went on a visit to Staple
ton New York, last week. They will visit their
daughter Mrs Hanus, wife of Lieut. &C Hanus.
L. S. N. before they return.
, Mrs Dickinson, nee Miss Belle Kennedy, of
q Clinton, Iowa, arrived in this city on Saturday
evening. and accompanied friends who left this
city for the Monona Lake Assembly on Tuesday.
/ James n Cox is here from Faribault Minneso-
ia and will remain for visit of a few weeks.
lie broughta handsome bicycle with him which
is one of the finest, ever seen in these parts.
Miss Klttie Mayhem, of Milwaukee, is visiting
her cousin Miss Iona Mayhem, of this city.
Miss Alice Hollister, of Milwaukee, is visiting
with Miss Laura NJ. Devlin, of this city.
Miss Whitney, is visiting her cousins, the Misses
Lemen, OF Cobb. Her home is in Minnesota.
Miss Grace Gray has gone on a visit to relatives
at DesSloines, Iowa.
, Mr. and Mrs. Il. ]. Penhallegon and daughter
started on Tuesday morning for trip to north
ern Iowa and southern Dakota. They VIII not
return until after harvest as Mr.. P. has gone to
see to the harvesting of crops which he has grow
| ing in those sections
Miss Hannah Mauger started on Wednesday
morning for Bloomington. Wis. to visit her
brother Will and family.
Sir Knights r. D. Pulford and JOS. Ii. Gundry
attended the encampment of the knights TEN
plar OF Wisconsin at Neenah lastweek.
Thos. II. Arthur, of Dodgeville, made The
Democrat Office pleasant call on deS'';.y.
Mrs. Will ]. Penhallegon started for Plankln-
| ton. Dakota, on Tuesday morning to visit her
parents and other relatives.
| Mr. and Mrs d. NJ. Platt, of Red Cloud. Nebras-
ka, are visiting friends in this city, the guest OF
Mr.. T. j. Campbell.
| Rev. j. n. Elliott and wife, formerly OF TINS
place, are here visiting with friends.
! Grant Butler started on Wednesday morning
on trip to Iowa.
! Joseph Perkins, of Dodgeyille, an Old trlenu Oh
The Democrat, made us a call on Tuesday.
The Misses Phillips, who are visiting their
brother Hugh Z. Phillips and family at Long
View Texas, report delightful time, abundance
of ripe and delicious fruit,-peaches nine ana
half inches in circumference and watermelons
tfty-one inches long and thirty-six inches around
| by actual measurement. They..report, what we
are also enjoying, superabundance of warm
weather.
A large number of Mineral Point people are i'll
attendance at Monona Lake Sunday School AS
sembly this week. Mr.. and Mrs James Hutchi-
son, Misses Amy and Mary Hutchinson, Mr.. and
Mrs John Allen and son, Mrs. John Tucker ana
two sons, Mrs. John Hadfeld, Mrs. A. G. Bennett
Mrs. Robert Martin, Mrs. Oryis. Miss Nellie INK
and Prof Joseph Hoare, and Mrs. Belle Dickln
son, of Clinton, Iowa. left this city for the Assem-
bly, grounds on Tuesday; and Miss Susie Penhal
Logon left Thursday and P. Allen, Jr.r and family
will go on Saturday morning.
The Fort Worth CTexas) Gazette OF recent date
contains the following: There was wedding
with a slight coloring of romance in East Dallas
last evening. The. contracting parties were Mr..
William Z. Moiett, Of Minneapolis Mimi, and
Miss Berta Moffett. of Lancaster They are first
Texas relatives He and Miss Berta fell in love
on sight Her parents objected to the marriage
on the score of relationship, which objection
only had the effect of postponing the marriage
as the sequel shows. Day before yesterday Mr..
Moffett made his second visit to his Lone Star
relatives, and yesterday he and cousin Berta
came 70 Dallas. Both being of age, they quleuy
procured license, the services of Rev. Mr.. Hanks
of the Baptist church, and repairing to the resi-
idence of Mr.. VIM. Epperson at the fair grounds
| were there united in the holy bonds of matrimo-
ny, and placed beyond the reach of parental Oh
iections or interference.
| j. T. Carkeet, of Elk Grove, Lafayette county
favored us with call on Thursday.
Mrs L. G. Wheeler and son, of Cedar Rapids
Iowa. are visiting D. P. Beech and family.
d. Bohan, station agent at Avoca, visited IN
his city on Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Laura spratler returned last week from a
visit with her friend Miss Annie Lemen, of Cobb.
Mrs. ]. D. James, of Storm Lake, Iowa, who has
been here for the past few weeks is visiting with
| Mrs Henry Cunningham. of Cobb