Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
Personal Paragraphs.

Thursday evening from visit with
friends in Rockford, Galena and Du-
buQue
In noticing HornungS new brick
building in Mineral Point, The Ca
lena Gazette says: "CharleS Hornung
lis native of Galena, and learned
telegraphy and the baking business
here, lie was n good, industrious boy,
and the same qualities as man have
brought him success. and his numer-
Gus friends in Galena are all glad of
his prosperity.
John c. Martin arrived home ON
Thursday after sojourn of several
weeks in Edinburgh and other pla ces
in Scotland. He visited many points
of interest, and reports a very enjoy
able time.
John L. Oates started ON Monday
for trip to Fond du Lac and
Oshkosh, where he will visit with rel
atives and friends.
Hon. f. Z. Baker and J II. Vincent,
of Edmund, were in town on business,
on Tuesday, and made The Democrat
a call. 4 fine young son came to the
home of Mr.. Baker, to swell the
democratic majority, on Friday last.
David Ross has been up from
Chicago, during tht week, for a brief
visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mr.. Peter Spiellmann, of
Chicago. visited in this city during
the past week.
Misses Katherine and Gertrude e
Weidenfeller returned this week from
a pleasant visit with friends in Fen
nimore and Lancaster
The following persons returned on
Monday evening from the Monona
Lake Assembly at Madison Mrs. w,
Treweek, John Penhallegon, ST., Isaac
Tamblyn, John Dave, Stephen Thomas
Henry Tyack and d. Weisen.
Miss Edith Shepard went over to
Shullsburg on Wednesday, to visit with
the family OF Rev. G. w Horton.
VIM, Pettis. of Chicago, has spent the
past week in this city at the home of
Hon. Ohm Gray, where Mrs. Pettis has
been visiting for some time past.
Our townsman Hon James Spensley,
is en- joying a visit this week from his
father, MIR. II 5 S pensley, of Galena
and also two nieces, Miss Nettie Allison
: and Miss Ethel 'Spensley, Of the same
place.
Mrs. George lmmell and little SON
of Galena, Kansas, are guests of John
{ Jeuck and family,
; Miss Millie Jeuck returned home
after two months visit at Chilicothe
and Chicago. She was accompanied by
! her friendd Miss Lena Grass.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Treweek attended
the MOnona Lake Assembly this week
= Mrs. A L. Wallace and little son, OF
Lone Rock, are the guests of John
| ODowd and family this week
Henry Halverson, county clerk
! and W. Pryor, of DodgevlIe, mad,
ashort visit in this city on Tuesday.
OrvilIe Strong, Joseph Rogers, M
J. Tappins, Peter Meyer, and Peter
Grimm and wife, Of Dodgeville, were
= in Mineral Point on Tuesday.
: Henry Tyac k and Dan Wiesen Wis
, tied Madison last week, and ATTENDED
: the Monona Lake Assembly on Satur
day evening and Sunday morning
when it was addressed by Brooklyn's
5 great divine, Rev. +. Dewitt Talmage
5 Misses Aida and IIetty Opie are a
5 Austin, MINI. Aida has a position
with her father, as stenographer. Miss
lIetty will visit in Dakota st. Pau
and Minneapolis before returning.
After a short vacation spent Will
friends in Chicago, Miss Annie Han
kins has resumed her duties in the
store Of ] J. IIanscom y Co.
John Unger took trip to Madison
on Saturday last.
Mrs. Charles Cox and three children
started on Wednesday. July %, foi
Falls City, Neb., where they will visit
Mrs. Cox's mother and other relatives
Fred. w. Phillips and wife, of Tyler
, Texas, arrived here on Wednesday, foi
visit with relatives and friends al
their old home. They are guests Of
Hon. James Spensley and family
Fred holds good position with the
International and Great Northern rail.
/ way.
Thomas A. Janviers new volume
+. u short stories. which has inst