Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

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Miss Eddy, of Chicago, is visiting at
Trinity rectory, with her friend Miss
Kathryn Chase.
Highland Free Press: Thos. Aide
spent a few days visiting his family,
the fore part of the week. He is en-
gagged in experimenting the mines
owned by the Mineral Point mining
company.
Hon J. NJ. Smith made his friends
here a brief visit during the week.
Mrs. Charles Vincent, of British
Hollow, Grant county, came over last
week to visit relatives and attend the
Mineral Point fair.
Miss Hannah Mauger, who so
faithfully performed the duties of
saleslady, first for Mr.. Joseph Dellcr,
and afterwards for Mr.. Henry thinner,
left on Saturday for Milwaukee to
stand behind the counters of the
modern dry goods store Of Zimmer
Brothers. The good wishes of host
of friends follow her. She will be
gladly welcomed back to Mineral
Point whenever she may choose to
return.
The regular passenger train is run
ming again on the Dodgeville and
Freeport line Of the Illinois Central
railway. 1t arrives at Dodgeville at
$50 p. m. and departs at 200 a. m.
The ladies of Plum Grove Sewing
society will hold an ice cream festival
on Wednesday, Sept. 10, weather being
favorable if not, the next evening.
All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel kohn came
over from Milwaukee on Tuesday, to
visit with II. $. We'll and family.
Mrs. DR. Smith, of Darlington, spent
last Thursday and Friday in Mineral
Ioint, the guest of Mrs. AddingtoD.
Rev. Thomas Kent and daughter
Miss Julia, came down from New
Richmond, this state, on Wednesday,
for weeks visit in Mineral Point. A
host OF friends are glad to greet them.
AS elsewhere announced Mr.. Kent will
preach at the p. M. church next Sun
day morning and evening.
Mrs. c. Addington is in Milwaukee,
visiting Mrs. league and family.
Mr.. Chubb will preach at Lost
Grove at 1880 and Diamond Grove at
2:30 next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcconnell and
their three children, have been here
from Milwaukee during the past week
visiting relatives and friends. They
received kindly greetings on all
hands.
Levi Pollard, the young orator of
Linden, enters the university Law class
at Madison with the term opening
this week.--Tribune.
I. B. Tregilgus returned last week,
after an extended visit through the
west. He visited friends in Illinois,
Missouri, Arkansas, and spent consid
erable time with his sons in Montana.
During his travels he obtained some
idea of the vastness of the western
country and its resources. He exhib-
tied at our fair last week some fine
potatoes, grown by Rogan Brothers,
(former Wisconsin boys) near Helena,
Montana, He is loud in the praise of
the travelling accommodations furnish
ed by the Great Northern railway over
which he passed.
Charles Day, of The Grant County
Herald, spent the past week in Min
eral Point. He is pleasant fellow,
and enjoyed his stay here.
Miss Katharine Meloy, of Shulls-
burg, is here visiting friends.
Miss Susie Curtis left for her home
in Omaha, Neb., on Monday last, after
two months visit her grandpa, w.
Salmon, and other relatives.
Editor Peavy, of Dodgeville, attend
ed the Mineral Point fair last week.
David Bice, John Argall and Frank
Argall were called here, from La
Crosse, by the death of Miss Laura
Argall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Winn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vim went
down to Cuba City on Monday to at
tend the funeral of their cousin, Mr..
Wallis Dixon, who was a highly
respected farmer in that vicinity.
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