Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-08-21
Personal Mention.

Mr., and Mrs James Hlsheu returned on Fri.
day nom Chicago, where they spent six weeks
in visiting With their sons and daughters, They
report pleasant visit and \ delightful time in
viewing the sights Of the city,
The Darlington Democrats Lloyd leslie len
today for Galeus, where he win spend a couple
OF weeks visiting old fricuds aud acQuaiutauoes
He will then 50 to Tennessee, where he will
take course in deutstry.
Mrs $, White aud daughter Miss Lena White
returned last week from visit with niends in
Galena and Dubuque
Miss Lizzie bishop visited friends in Shulls.
burg last week,
oliver Outer, Of Bethlehem, Pa, arrived here
on Friday last for Il visit; OF Il few days with his
brother Amos Outer
W. e, Bruce Of Milwaukee, during the present
week visited friends in this city aud nodgeville,
Mr. Bruce resided here fora hrjer timc some
years ago, He is now editor aud publisher OF the
American school Board Journal a publication
that has me: with remarkable success. II is de-
voted To school boards, school officials and
teachers, and is handsomely illustrated, NIr
Bruce is also one Of Muwaukoe's school COM
missioneN, He is q pleasant gentleman, and
we are glad to know that he is meeting with the
success which he we'll deserves
Siias Buss, OF the town of kendall, Lafayette
county transacted business IN this city ON We'd,
nesday and made The Democrat office a pleas.
ant call
Miss Hattie Gates has accepted position as
teacher in the public schools OF Chicago, aud
will assume her duties as such early in septcm.
Der.
T. Scott Ansl,y, came mp from Elgm, and
made brief stay in Mineral Point during the
present week.
Misses Martha aud Pearl Cummings, Salomc
Vennipg, Maggie Crawford, Lena aud Emma
Solms, Agues McMulleu, and Rosie Potterlou are
among those from Mineral Point attending the
teachers institute at Dodgevilo this week
Miss Emma Kramer, of Wadwick, accom-
panied by her sister Mrs II, ", Marks, aniyed
home last Wednesday. Mrs. Marks win visit
with relatives and trtends'or few weeks
Miss Milie Gilmanu returned ON Monday
much delighted with the beauties of Chicago,
Miss Amelia Gnlmann, of Chicago, is visiting
relative Oud friends in this city,
Miss Fannie MCllhon, who has during the
past year filed the position OF assistant in
the High school of Fond du Lac has en-.
gagged to teach in the Milwaukee public
schools. Her sister, Miss Agnes, who has taught
the grammar Departmental Of the schools at ReNey
for several years, has resigned her position, and
will attend the state normal school at Platteville,
James A. Duffy, Of Darlington, travelling sales.
man for Dorsch ~ Sons of Milwaukee, manuu.
tacturers Of buggies and wagons, made his
patrons in Mineral Point call on Tuesday,
Asscmblyman Thos. W. English and family
came down from Rsraboo on Thursday last, TO
visit with Mr., and Mrs, James Webber, Mr., aud
Mrs. VIM, W. Babcock and other relatives
in this ylcinty. Mr.. English returned
home again on Monday OF this week; but Mrs
English and children remain for more ex.
tended visit.
Jacob FeCht Of Highland transacted business
in Mineral Point on Tuesday.
Joseph Whitford and daughter, from western
Maryland, have been visiting in this vicinity
during the past month. Mr. Whltford resided
here twenty eight years ago aud expressed
much surprise at the changes aud advances he
found on his recent return,
The Darlington Journal Hon. W. A. Garden.
Of Belmont, was In town Tuesday and called to
TO see the Journal Mr. Garden has but lately
returned from Milwaukee where he went to have
an eye treated which had been stung by a ny,
the sting produced an ulcer which threatened to
des troy his sight We are glad to state that he
returned home with the eye as perfect ms before
il was stung
Miss Lenore George, OF Darlington, visited in
Mineral Point this week.
Elmer Evans, who had been employed foi a
short time In The Democrat olice, has gone TO
take position In Mason City Iowa.
WIN H. Clark whose home is now at Oklohoma,
where he is clerk OF the U. s. court, OF which his
father, Col. John g. Clark, is Judge, visited his
many friends IN this vicinity during the past
week.