Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-10-03
HOLLANDALE.

Messrs. Dan and Mike Regan start
ed for Iowa, Thursday, with cattle to
winter. They think of returning
about the first of April.
Mrs. Maggie Shea visited with
friends at Hollandale and vicinity the
fore part of the week.
The attendance at the "sWell en-
tertainment on Friday eve was rather
slim. Although many were called but
few attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morgan, of Sey-
mour, visited Saturday night and Sun
day with friends at Waldwick and
Hollandale.
Miss Mary Bohan Sundayed with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bohan.
Messrs. Ed. Morgan, Chas. Hottie
and DIR. Day visited with j. Il. logue
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Leonard and
Miss Sarah Connaughton visited with
friends at Mineral Point over Sunday.
Miss Lydia Olson, of Waldwick,
spent Saturday, Sunday and Monday
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Olson.
Mr.. John Collins, one Of our compe-
tent mechanics, contemplates moving
his family and effects from this place
to Linden where he Is engaged to tend
bar for VIII Collins, of Mineral Point.
Mr.. Knud Olson, of brigham,
brought to town some fine hogs on
Monday, which he delivered to G. Il.
Corey and George Wade and rs a com
p"nsation received u snug purse of
gold.
Mrs. Andrew Hand and son Peter,
of Ridgeway, called on friends ut Hol-
landale and vicinity, Monday.
Messrs. James and Thos. McGinnity,
Jno. McCarvllle, Owen McGinnity
and Edward Cassidy, of Waldwick,
delivered hogs to Corey Il Wade,
Tuesday.
Ross James, who has been spending
some time in the Dakotas, returned
home on Saturday,
Frank Terrill, Of Mineral Point,
WAS in town with IA load OF onions for
sale.
W. A. Flint left Tuesday for Man
chester, Iowa.
O. G. Steensllnd, of Moscow, tran
sacted business at Dodgeville Tuesday.
j. l.. Parks wants a prompt settle
ment of all outstanding accounts at
once.
Messrs. Peter Morgan, Willie Bohan,
and the Misses Lizzie Bohan and
Name Conway started from liollan-
dale on sunday a. m, to visit friends
at Kendall; called on friends while
while going through Mineral Point;
Sundayed very pleasantly with the
Quinn family. at Kendall; visited at
Seymour and Truman; and on their
way home took in the sights at Gala.
mine, Darlington, Falctte and VALID
wick. arriving home at late hour
Monday evening. The parties report
having the best time they have ever
had. And through our columns wish
to express their admiration for the
of the kendalltown people
Mr.. John Peterson returned from
Minnesota, Saturday.
The services at the Lutheran church
ON Sunday were largely attended.
The sermon in the morning was de.
livrred by Rev John Illness, of the
northern part of the state, in the
Norwegian language, and in the
English language 10y Rev. Bancroft,
Of Willow Springs circuit.
Mr.. Bennett, the editor of the Min
eral Point Tribune, was II pleasant
caller at our burg, Friday evening.
Quinlin Reilly, from near Blue
Mounds, delivered hogs to Corey and
Wade, of this place, on Tuesday.
Miss Estella Dunstan who has been
visiting friends nj Dodgeville and
other western points, returned home
on Wednesday.
Miss Florence Baker, who has been
spending her vacation ut her home at
Linden, came down on the freight,
Friday y. m, to resume her duties at
the Ballerudc school Miss Baker is
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