Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-01-09
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the guest of Miss Bertha Spratler.
Joseph Saris and John Casserley re
turned to Moline, III, on Monday
after pleasant visit with relatives il
Mineral Point.
II. J 1o1.Lans, of NeilIsville, visited
during the past week with his friend
Rev J II McManus, OF this city.
Miss Bertha Duppiar returned or
Monday to Chicago, where she will re.
sumo her studies at the metropolitan
Business College.
About forty couples attended the
club party at the Opera house on New
Years night. Among the visitors were
Miss Judge, Miss Mackay, Miss Swear.
engen, Miss Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Blanch.
ard, and Mr.. Mitchell, of Darlington
Miss Dalton, Miss Smith, and Mr..
Wilson, of Chicago; Miss Simon, OF
Lodi; Miss Evans, of Platteville; Mr.
Gaige Joiner, Of Wyoming; Mr.. John.
son, of GAINESVILLE. =
Miss Mary ". Priestley left on Sat.
urday last for Madison. to take a posi-
in the office of Adjt. Gen. Doe. Miss
Priestley is an estimable young lady
and will perform the duties of her pos,
ition in satisfactory manner. Hel
appointment meets with universal APP,
prevail.
John j. Healy, who was here on q
visit to his father, w. j. Healy, has re-
turned to Dakota, to assume the duties
of County Judge, to which he was
elected in November last.
Mrs Richard Hoare and children re-
turned on Wednesday, from visit
with relativef at Kewanee, Ill
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. Parmele, OF
Arlington, visited with Mrs. Henry
and her family Christmas.-Nolga 6
Oak Tribune.
Harmon VanDusen has severed his
engagement with Druggist Hooking OF
Crystal Falls, Mich, and is home again
The serenity of life among friends is
far more to be desired by steady
young man, than the rough, boisterous
life in mining Countrywide Mont
fort Monitor.
Miss Susie Smith, Of Linden, is visit
ing with her sister, Miss Minnie Smith,
saleslady in H. H. Chambers store
Richland Republican.
Charles Healey, commercial traveller,
visited his father and sisters in Mineral
Point during holiday week.
Mrs. Chas. Priestley, whose serious i'll
ness we recently mentioned, is much
better, and her ultimate recovery seems
only to be a matter of time. Elec-
tricity judiciously applied, is bringing
about the cure.-The Darlington Jour
nal.
George d. Cline, editor and propri-
etor of The Hudson True Republican,
visited friends in Darlington and Fay
cite last week.
Richard Beckerleg, of the town of
Mineral Point, started for Quincy ILL.,,
on Friday last.
w. G. Mauger wife and two chill
dren visited in this city during the
holidays Mr.. NJ. is prospecting in the
blacksmith business at Bloomington,
Grant county.
J. w. Horn attended the inaugural
ceremonies at Madison on Monday.
Miss Bertha Duppler has returned to
Chicago.
Miss Lizzie and Charles Healey Wis
tied in this city last week.
Henry Curry went to Madison on
Thursday for a stay of few days.
Miss Annie LaMalle visited friends
in Darlington last week.
Misses Carrie HoebeI and Nellie
Steffen, who were guests of Miss
EngeIs, returned to Freeport on
Wednesday.
Joseph LaMalle returned on Monday
from Chicago, Illinois, where he has
been combining pleasure with business
by purchasing new supply Of goods.
Charles A. Dresen is visiting friends
and relatives at Mineral Point for sew
eraI Madison Democrat.
Miss Mary Parkinson, daughter of
Prof. Parkinson, will be married, Jan.
Is, to A. Schroeder, of Salt Lake City,
a former student at the state univer-
Madison Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wasley are here
from Dixon, H., visiting relatives and
old friends.
Miss Eliza Mcconnell is home from
Milwaukee, for short visit.
Rev. Alfred Charles, of Edmund,
spent Sunday last in our city.
Mrs. Mary Kober visited friends at
Shullsburg last week.
Wait for the great sale at the Econ
omy from Jan. q to 81.
Business Notices
Celery at J. 4. Spratlers.
Bulk Olives at Gales.
Big 10 Flour at B. & p's.
Tintypes at Copeland'z gallery.
Cash paid for butter ard eggs at c