Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-08-01
Personal Paragraphs.


James Ryan, of Waldwick, favored
The Democrat office with a call on
Tuesday.
Conductor Corson has been pro-
NOTED from a freight to passenger
train.
d. J. Mediation, of HolIandale,
greeted friends in Mineral Point on
Saturday.
Mrs. Chris Ellengen, of Dodgeville,
vas in Mineral Point on Thursday,
visiting friends.
Mrs. George GRADER and Ed. GRADER
are here from Chicago, the guests of
John GRADER and family.
FL. Burke and Francis Risley, of
Blanchardville, were callers at The
Democrat Office on Thursday.
Fred Brown has taken position in
the drug store of w. H. Prideaux, and,
will learn to be a pharmacist.
Mrs. Conrad GRADER and George c.
GRADER, OF Shamokin, Pa, are visiting
relatives in this city and vicinity.
Richard Kennedy, of Highland, and
Thomas Kennedy, of DodgeyilIe, were
in Mineral Point on Saturday last.
Mrs. Harry Webb, of Platteville,
was here last week attending the bed
side of her father Richard Jackson,
ST., who is quite sick.
James NJ. Mulhairn. who is being
treated at the Remedial Institute at
Prairie du Chen, for rheumatism, is
improving very rapidly.
Mrs. Samuel Wright and children, Of
Milwaukee, have visited during the
past week in Mineral Point. the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wright.
Mrs. E. y. Pawley, of Wilmington,
Delaware, is in this city, visiting with
her brother w. O. HoslIen, whom she
had not seen before for twenty-five
years.
F NJ. Dyer, who is enjoying rest
from his duties as principal of the
Mifiin schools, was in town on Mon
day and favored The Democrat office
with a call
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Z. Hanscom, Mrs.
John Allen Mrs. r. J. Penhallegon, Jr.,
and son Eddie, and Miss Mabel Allen,
went up to Madison on Friday last, to
spend a week at the Monona Lake
Assembly, r.. J. Penhallegon Jr.,
joined them on Monday.
The DodgevilIe Chronicle: NJ. NJ.
Howell, of this city, returned on Wed
nesday evening from an extended trip
in the west, where he and his son
John had thrilling experience by the
train they We're on being blown from
the track by the great cyclone at Fargo.
Rev. s. D. Pulford, of Lancaster,
has been visiting during the week
with his brother in this city His
many friends here will regret to learn
that he cOntemplates removing at an
early day to the far off State of Wash
ington.
Rev. \. W. Staircase arrived here
on Tuesday evening, for a visit with
old time friends. He is now rector
of laage and prosperous parish in
Fort Wayne, Indiana. His former
parishioners will be glad to learn that
he will officiate in Trinity church on
Sunday next.
James Tormey, VINO acted as assist
ant principal during the closing
months of our city schools, has been
engaged as principal of the Boscobel
schools for the ensuing year. He
graduated from the Normal School at
Platteville in June, and has the repu-
tation of being a thorough student
and very able young man
The Faribault Republican contains
very complimentary notice of Mrs.
Lizzie NJ. Bennett, who is now visit
ing in this city. 1t says her success
as teacher in the public schools of
that place is somewhat remarkable;
and many parents have gratefully tes-
titled to the rapid progress of their
children, and the neighbors generally
appreciate the quiet and orderly be-
havior of the pupils upon the play
grounds and adjacent streets. Wis
itors receive a cordial welcome, and
those not familiar with Faribault
schools are recommended to visit this