Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-05-31
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

c. H, NJ, Curry of San Francisco
has been here during the week visit.
ing his brother w. II. Curry. His
presence in Mineral Point was vel.
coined by host of old time friends.
Mr., and Mrs. Alex McNenl, of
Waldwick, visited in Mineral Point on
Sunday, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Alton, .tNE @"ty /"
win Hughes came over from Bel
mont last week. His sister Miss
Catherine Hughes returned with him
to Belmont for visit with friends.
Mrs, Lawrence McDermott and
daughter, of Chicago, and Mrs. John
Murphy, of Janesville, arrived here,
Monday evening, to attend the mar.
riage of Miss Maggie Higgins to Mr.,
James Gallagher Of GAINESVILLE. N..
Mrs, Edward Jones is visiting in
Milwaukee with her ia aughter Mrs. w.
II. Coppen.
The annual picnic of the Z. NJ,
Sunday school of Willow Springs will
be held on Wednesday, June l3, Ex,
tensiye preparations will be made for
the event, and the public are cordially
invited to come and enjoy themselves,
Brcdhead voted against issuing
bonds for water works system.
"The Power of the Gospel" will be
the subject of +, Z. Hanscom's ad,
dress, at the young mems meeting,
p NJ. lecture hall, next Sunday morn.
ing.
Harry Brown got struck in the eye
with league ball, on Wednesday,
while playing match game. The
injury is very painful but not serious.
Mr., and Mrs. Rufus Seeley spent
Sunday in Mineral Point, with their
daughter Mrs. Ed. A Phillips.
Mrs. John b. Cummings and child
are here from Holyoke, Colo, for a
pleasant visit with relatives and
friends, Mr.. Cummings is expected
here in few weeks, also and will be
welcomed not only at the parental
home but by many old time friends.
Mrs. J. Tresidder and daughter,
Cora, of Platteville, attended the fun
eral of Mrs. Thos, Rogers last Sunday.
Miss Mary Bennett, having complet
ed the term of school at No. 10, town
of Linden, is at home spending her
vacation.
Mrs. John Hadheld and Alfred
Rogers came here from Chicago to
attend the funeral Of their mother,
Mrs. Thomas Rogers.
Mrs. John Wasley, who has been Wis
iting relatives here, returned to her
home at Dixon, ILL.,, on Monday.
Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Bigwood, of
Galena, are visiting their niece, Miss
Emma Chandler, in this city.
We have never doubted thNt Bro.
Peayy, of The Dodgeville Eye and
Star, is a prohibitionist in practice as
well as In theory, but our faith In
the practice part Of it was sorely tried
when in his last weeks items from
Mineral Point he printed: REV. S.
r. Ghubbb is attending conference
but will be back to preach on the
9th"
DR.. VIM. Eastman took Monday
afternoons train for San Francisco,
where, as delegate from the Wisconsin
state medica! association, he goes to
attend the meeting of the American
medical association. He expects to be
absent from Mineral Point about three
weeks.
Homer Sylvester is home from Phil
adelphia, where he has been attending
medical college for the past year.
DR.. George D. WILDER has gone to
California. He may decide to make
that state his future home.
Albert Eastman and 0. i. David, of
Montfort, have been visiting in Min
eral Point this week, the former the
guest of his cousin Willard Eastman.
David Schreiner, a veteran Of the war,
and an honored citizen of Lancaster,
visited In Mineral Point last week.
Col. John q. Clark, of Lancaster,
spent a few days in Mineral Point last
week, the guest Of DR.. J. II. Vivian