Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-08-30
Personal Paragraphs.

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is visiting Miss Clara Deller.
MI. Hishen, of Cobb, visited his
parents in this city on Monday.
Miss Hishen is here from Chicago
for visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Pearl Cummings has gone to
PIatteville. to attend the Normal
school.
Mrs. E. c. Andrews, of DesMoines,
Iowa, is visiting with relatives in this
city.
William c. rawley, of Wilmington,
Delaware, is visiting with VIII Hosken,
of this city.
John Jeuck, Jr., is up from Chicago,
to remain for few weeks with his
parents in this city.
John Frieden departed for the west
on Thursday morning, after visit of
several weeks in this city.
Mrs. Joseph Deller left Saturday
morning for Milwaukee and Lacrosse.
She was accompanied by Max Strauss.
John Jeuck will go next week to
Cleveland, Ohio, as a delegate to the
German Roman Catholic Central So
ciety of America.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gray have re-
| turned home after visit Of a month
with relatives in Chicago and Des
Moines.
Mrs. Thomas league returned last
week to Milwaukee, accompanied by
| ia rl
main with her for a short visit.
Thomas d. Mauger went over to
Bloomington, Grant county, last week,
and brought home his little son Car
Isle, who was visiting there with rel
atives.
Mrs. Hugh Connaughton and little
grand daughter arrived here few days
ago from Atchison, Kan They will
remain for short visit with relatives
and friends.
John Hales has returned home after
a stay of several months in England.
He expresses himself well pleased
with his visit and greatly benefited
by the trip.
Miss L. NJ. Bishop has returned
home from Nolga, 5. D., where she
spent the greater part of her vacation,
visiting with her brother, Thomas W.
Bishop and family.
w. w. Collins, superintendent of the
Mineral Point divisions of the c. NJ.
and st. p railway, together with his
wife and son, have spent the past two
weeks in Mineral Point, as guests at
the L. ;. Hotel.
Mrs. NJ. J. Strahan, of Clinton, Ill.
and Mr.. Robert Little, who resides
near Wichita, Kansas, were called here
last week by the serious illness of
their brother, Hon. Francis Little
Mrs. Strahan returned to her home on
Wednesday.
Richard J. Penhallegon, ST., has
been absent for some time past look
ing after the harvesting and the
threshing Of the crops on his farms
in northwestern Iowa. He reports {
very abundant yield of small grain il
that section.
Hon. Moses NJ. Strong has been a
Milwaukee during the week attending
to his duties as president of the STATE
board of legal examiners. The meet
, ing of the board was held in the I. )
l court room, and twenty-three Law
: students were present for examination
q on Monday.
! John Kieffer, of Laramore, n. ID.
John Kieffer, of the town of Linden
and Nick KiefTer, J. 2. Frieden, John
, Kaufman and John Pittz, of this city
together with their good wives, enjoyed
o pleasant days fishing on the farm
> of William Pittz, in the town of Min
eral Point, on Wednesday.
= Joseph Polkinghorn and family, o
|. Douglas county, South Dakota, ar
4 visiting with Mr.. Polkinghorn's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas POlking
9 horn, of the town of Willow Springs
{ Joseph settled in Dakota about fou
Y years ago and has prospered fairly wei
s This year wheat is a pretty good croI
q in Douglas county, while the yield 0
r oats is light.
n Philip Lawrence. wife and son
l. arrived here on Saturday last, froI
=. De Smet, 5. d. Philip is delegat
It to the national encampment of tn
l. c. A. r., and went with the boys froI
e. Mineral Point to Milwaukee on Mon
Il day morning. His wife and son IT
+ main in this city visiting with Mr.
: LaWrence's parents, Mr.. and Mr.
C George Wilkinson.