Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-09-18
Personal Mention.

To MILWAUKEE, on MONDAY, To NlSlt rel
atiyeS and friends,
The Darlington Democrats Hon,
II. J. Gallagher returned from his
western trip Tuesday noon looking as
though it had agreed with him He
says crops are immense.
Miss Burgoyne, the genial cashier
at the Cash Grocery House, is partak-
ing of the hospitality of relatives and
friends in and about the worlds fair
city this week
Frank Jacka came up from Chicago
on Monday to join his wife who has
been here visiting with his mother,
Mrs. Samuel Jacka.
Mrs. W. II. Peck and daughter,
Miss Eta, of Platteville, visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Montgomery Smith
during the week
Henry Meloy, one of Shullsburg's
leading merchants, circulated among
relatives and friends in this city on
Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie c. Lenahan is spending
a few days at the home of Wm. Am
berg, in Chicago.
Miss NJ. V. Lenahan is in Chicago
looking over new styles in fall mil
linery,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Hanscom and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Penhallegon Jr.,
are at the state fair this week.
Thomas Stewart, of the town of
Ridgeway, spent few days in Min
eral Point this week.
f. C. Ludden, of the Economy store,
has Just returned from trip to Chi
cago.
John w. Horn and his mother, Mrs,
John Horn, are among the Mineral
Pointers at Milwaukee this week.
Having efficiently performed the ardu-
Gus duties of secretary of the Mineral
Point fair, Johnnie will doubtless en-
Joy himself at big fair where he has
no work to perform.
c. w. McIlhon went to Madison on
Wednesday, to attend to some law
business.
Henry thinner started on Thursday
morning for Chicago, where he will
purchase large stock of goods for his
fall and winter trade.
Mrs. Thomas and her daughter,
Miss Fannie Thomas started on Thurs
day for Anamosa, Iowa, to visit
friends.
A. +. Bishop and wife are in Mil
waukee, attending the state fair and
visiting friends.
Adam Solms and his daughter Lena
are spending this week visiting friends
at Monroe
VIII Kennedy, soa of Hon. Richard
Kennedy, of Highland, has gone to
to Notre Dame, Indiania, to attend
the college at that place.
Francis McKenna, Oldest son of
John McKenna of Moscow, is avail.
ing himself of the excellent advan-
tages of the Mineral Point High
school.
Hon. Geo. G.. Cox, who is one of the
vice presidents and also marshal of the
state agricultural society, is at his post
OF duty at Milwaukee, where the great
fair Of 1891 is being held.
VIII NJ. Rindlaub, local editor and
manager of The Platteyille Witness,
made a flying trip to Mineral Point on
Wednesday evening. The Witness is
about to issue boom edition for the
benefit of the prosperous town in
which it is published. Success to it.
Mrs. Lavinia Strachan is visiting
with Mrs. H. c. Wilson at Rockford,
Geo. Priestley will leave tomorrow
for Rockford, H., where he will enter
the Wilson House as clerk.
John King, proprietor of the New
Wilson House, at Rockford, visited
with friends in this city last week.
Mrs. Blair, who has been for some
time past with her daughter, Mrs
Alfred Burgess, Of Fayette, visited in
Mineral Point this week. She will
soon return to Rapid City, 5. Dakota,
where her husband, Dr. VIM. Blair is
located
Thomas Mullen, Jr, is shaking hands
with old friends. He has line posi-
ton at st. Paul, and looks as though
things were coming his way
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