Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-08-04
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.


Union will meet Tuesday next at
3 3o'clock.
Mrs. A. w. Thoma, with her little
daughter, is visiting his mother. Mrs.
L. Lenahan.
Miss Barbara Jeuck is down from
West Superior for two weeks visit
with her parents.
w. A. Cortright, of Philadelphia, at
tended the funeral Of his brother-in-
law Joseph II. Gundry..
Miss Albertine and Fannie Hirsch,
of New York, are visiting with
Joseph Deller and family.
Miss Annie Hankins returned on
Monday from three weeks visit
with friends at Platteville
J. n. Coke, formerl, of Mineral
Point, is proprietor of the Hotel
Glencoe, 343 Michigan avenue. Chi
cago.
Miss Philips, Of New Westminster,
British Columbia, is visiting relatives
here. She is the guest Of Mrs. III.
Phillips.
Arthur Bewick, of Mifflin, transact
ed business in Mineral Point on We'd
nesday, and made The Democrat a
pleasant call.
Guy z. Cobb gathered from his gar
den on Monday, July 81, ten large
ripe tomatoes. Guy only claims to be
an amateur in gardening
Married, in Chicago on Monday,
July 81, 1893, by Rev. Father Whalen,
of All Saints church, Mr.. Edward
Walters and Miss Jennie Otter.
On Tuesday Paul Jones had the
misfortune of having his collar bone
broken by being thrown from load
Of hay on which he was riding.
The Sunday school class of Rev. S. r..
Chubb will take charge of the refresh
ment stands in the park during the
band concert next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. w. Rewey and son 0. G.
Rewey, visited friends in Mineral
Point on Wednesday, returning home
on Thursday morning.
Il. D. Pulford hopes to be able to
attend the meeting Wisconsin pharm-
aceutical association to be held at
Fond du Lac next Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Hon. J. M. Lambertson Mr.. Richard
Gundry and wife, and Mrs. Margery
King came here this week upon
the sad mission of attending the fun
eral of Joseph II. Gundry.
S. d. Bartle, who visited for several
weeks with relatives and friends in
this city and vicinity, returned on
Thursday last to Evanston, prepara-
tory to resuming his college studies.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hainey and child
rem, of Freeport, are visiting relatives
and friends in this city. Paul is an
old Mineral Point boy. but now rep
resents the Commercial Nurseries of
Freeport.
Will Brennan, while switching at
the depot on Monday morning, fell
from the top of a car on which he was
walking He fell upon the right arm,
injuring the shoulder, and breaking
both bones of the wrist.
Thomas McGinnity, of the town of
Waldwick, has been for several days in
a serious condition from Inflammation
from what at first seemed a slight in
jury to the hand. We are glad to
state that good hopes are now enter
tanned for his recovery.
In this issue appears an advertise
ment of The Elmore, first class
hotel, on the cottage plan, at 74O(
Harvard Ave-, Chicago. The Elmort
is managed by Hon. A. Q. Wright
whose name is sufficient recommen
dation to all Wisconsin people.
Fred Brown took Saturday after
Moons train for Cheyenne, Wyoming
to accept position in a drug store il
that city. After three years service
in the drug store of w. II. Prideau,
he passed very satisfactory examin
alton before the Wisconsin state boart
of pharmacy, at Wausau. The wei
wishes of many friends go with him Il
the west.
A ten year cid son of John C. Mar
tin met with a serious accident on
day last week. while driving hors
hitched to a hay fork. The fork wa
overloaded and it is supposed that
caught in the carrier. One of tn
horses fell. or was pulled down upo
the boy, fracturing the little fellow
leg between tie ankle and the kne,
The accident occurred at Mr.. Martin