Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-10-04
Personal Paragraphs.


John Charles is home from Appleton
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Dresen went to
Chicago on Thursday morning.
Miss Amelia Kuhnhenn left on
Thursday morning for Chicago.
Loren. Biddick spent Sunday last at
home in Platteville.
Dr. J. Hawkins StulI and wife, of
Linden, were in Mineral Point on
Monday.
John Horn went to Chicago on
Thursday morning to remain few
weeks.
Miss Maggie Connolly went to Chi
I cage Oh Thursday, to visit her sister,
Mrs. Bauer.
Lloyd Leslie is at home again after
a very successful trip as travelling
/ salesman.
Clinton Sherman and family, who
several years ago removed to Nebraska,
have returned to make their home in
this vicinity.
Miss Kate Amberg and Miss Mary
( ). Thomas went to Madison on Mon
| day for short visit.
Mrs John Collins, of this city, went
to Waukesha on Saturday last, to visit
her daughter, Mrs. |. r. Hadfieid.
Frank Jacobs chief of police of De
trOit, MINI, spent last week with his
brother d. Z. Jacobs, of this city.
Miss Kate Hughes and Miss NJ. E.
Maxeiner left on Tuesday morning for
Galena, to visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. James Penhallegon returned
home to Chicago on Thursday morn
ing, accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
TrebilcOck.
Richard Lane of the firm of F. w.
Stratman Il Co, of DodgeYilIe, trans
acted business in Mineral Point on
Saturday last.
Miss Attic Richards, of Elmo, Wis,
and Miss Dollie Richards, of Jersey
vile, H., spent Sunday last at the
home of Prof. George E. Cabanis.
Attorney D. E. Gardner, of Platte
vile, spent Monday night in Mineral
Point, and went out to Dodgeville on
Tuesday morning to attend court.
Dr. W. /. Tallman has gone east to
remain for two or three months. He
intends to take course at a post
graduate medical college in New York
City ere he returns. He was accom-
panied east by his wife and child and
his mOther-in-law, Mrs. Cothren.
Z. U. Baker, Of Edmund, and j. C.
Mckee, of Waldwick, were callers at
The Democrat office on Tuesday. They
are democrats that have not been dis
eouraged or demoralized by defeat.
John w. Horn attended the driving
park meeting at Shullsburg, last week.
He says that the races were spirited
and interesting, but the number of
people in attendance was small.
w. c. HaIes and H. A. Smith have,
with commendable enterprise, made
arrangements which will secure for
Mineral Point a first class course of
entertainments during the coming fall
and winter season.
John Ellsworth, the well known and
successful hOrsebreeder, of the town of
NIiftiin, was in town on Thursday. He
says the only drawback to the season
of 1889, is the very scant growth of
grass for the fall pasturing.
James Kane and family are down
from Amigo on visit with Mr.. Kane's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kane, of
this city. James has a good position
as engineer on the Milwaukee, Lake
Shore and Western railway, and is one
of the most capable and trusted men
on the road.
The GAINESVILLE Recorder: Patrick
Kearns, who has been clerking for r.
w. Mclean, the west side druggist,
leaves for Chicago where he will take a
course in the Illinois college of phar-
macy. Mr. Kearns is a young man
who has made many friends in James
vile who wish him success" He has
many friends here, being son of
Michael Kearns, of Willow Springs.