Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-06-28
Personal Mention.

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W. y. Curry, n. Hartert, John
Kaufman, Mark ". Terriu, Jr., and
James Wearne were among the Min
eral Pointers at Freeport last week
They stayed to see the races out anG
returned on SATURDAY.
Mrs. Joseph Thompson, ST.. returned
from George, Iowa, on Saturday last
accompanied by her son Logan, anG
grand daughter, Miss Gertie Thompson
Richaad Kennedy of Highland made
business visit to this city on Satur.
day last.
Prof. McGregor, of Platteville, de.
livered an address before the Darling.
ton High School last week.
John Aide, Jr., and William Weiden.
feler, of Highland, were callers at The
Democrat office on Saturday last.
5. L. Rand recently returned to this
city from a business visit to New
York City.
Miss Serena Jenkin, of Leaven-
worth, Kansas, is visiting relatives
in this city; which was her former
home.
The Teller reports that Ex-Governor
Dewey continues seriously i'll at Cass-
vile. His daughter, Mrs. Katie Cole,
of st. Louis, has come to see him.
Miss Bessie Corey has been here
from Galena during the past week
visiting friends.
Pierce Nolen, of Mifflin, was among
the callers at The Democrat office on
Friday last. Mr.. Nolen was recently
appointed Commissioner of Noxious
Weeds, for Mif1in, which is a guar
antee that the work in that town will
be well attended to.
1t is said that 1. C. Smoker, of
Platteville, is assured of an appoint
ment as deputy collector.
Uriah James and c. II. Cox, of
Waldwick, were callers at The Dem
ocrat office on Saturday last. They
are experimenting the getting up of
one of the biggest Fourth of July
celebrations in Waldwlck which that
section has ever seen.
Two Wisconsin boys recently won
high honors at West Point, capturing
the highest places in the batallions of
cadets.-Cadet Caldwell, of Osh-
kosh, stepped into the proud posi-
ton of First Captain" of the corps,
being assigned to company A, while
cadet Marshall, of Darlington, was pro-
NOTED from fourth sergeant to be cap
tain of company D, the second place
in rank.
Miss Sallie Erskine, of Chicago, is
visiting in this city, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. William Walker.
Miss Florence Marshall started on
Wednesday morning for West Point
on a visit to her brother Frank.-Dar-
lington Democrat.
7. Scott Ansley delivered very in
teresting address at the meeting of
Old Settlers at Gratiot on Saturday
last.
Mrs. Annie Mumford, daughter of
John Newton, of Lamont, who has
been on visit to her old home with
two of her children, for the last four
weeks, left here on the 18th instant
accompanied by her father, to return
to her home near Beatrice, Nebraska.
Journal.
Miss Matte Hutchinson is home from
Necedah, accompanied by her friend,
Miss Kingston, of that city.
Richard Gundry, who has been visit
ing here during the past three weeks,
started on Wednesday morning for
Kansas, where he will be
joined by his wife, who has been on a
visit to Mrs. c. B. Parmele, at Airing
ton Heights, Dakota.
Miller Hutchinson returned on Satur-
day from Evanston, H., where he has
been attending college.
Miss Lucy Bailey and sister, of
Cobb, spent Sunday with their Mineral
Point friends.
George and Fred Spensley are home
from st. Johns military school, at Del
afield, Wis.
j. w. Crawford arrived from Omaha,
Neb., on Wednesday evening, for
visit with relatives.
John Rain, of Mitfiin, was a caller
at The Democrat Office on Thursday.
He reports crops in good condition, the
one great drawback this year being
low prices for agricultural products.
Mrs. Hannah L. Horton, wife of
Rev. Geo. w. Horton, and their
daughter May, in company with C. E.
Gale, of this place, took the $50 a. m.
train for New York city, Tuesday of
this week. Mrs. Horton takes her in
valid daughter to the Atlantic coast
for visit among old friends with the
hope that the change may assist in the
recovery of her health. Mrs. Gale will
visit her mother and other friends on
Long Island. Both these families are
of English Puritians that
settled on Long Island in 1910. The
party expect to return sometime in