Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-09-19
HOLLANDALE.

dust Friday evening.
Quite a number from Hollandale
and vicinity, attended the lecture at
Blanchardville, Thursday evening.
Mrs. b. Peterson, Of Chicago, is
visiting at the home Of her father, Mr..
Edward Thomas Theobauld, of
Middebury
Mrs. Susie Bohan, of Freepert, is
visiting with her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs John Wise, Of this place.
Lost, on Tuesday, Sept. 10, between
Henry Demuth's and the Waldwick
Catholic church, on the Mineral Point
road, a childs cape. Finder will
please leave same at the Democrat
Office in Mineral Point, or at &. T..
Corey's store, at Hollandale.
Matt Demuth came down from
Dodgeville, Friday, to visit his natal
home and friends. Matt looks well
and reports doing fine business at
Dodgeville.
Died, at his home at this place, on
Sunday, Sept. Is, Mr.. William
Robinson; aged 70 years and months.
He leaves to mourn his death, a loyal
wife, five sons and one daughter. Mr..
Robinson was one of the Oldest settlers
of this county and by living good,
honest and upright life, won for him
self the highest respect and esteem of
of the people, which was plainly seen
on his burial day. About eighty
teams followed his remains to the
Middlebury cemetery.
Peter Morgan arrived home Sunday,
after spending few days with many
friends at Darlington and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leonard, of
Moscow, Mr.. Mathew May, and the
Misses Lizzie, May and jamie Kim, of
Mineral Point, spent Sunday with Mr..
=. X. Demuth and family.
Miss Lena James, of Waldwick, is
visiting with her uncle, Uriah James
and family, at this place.
p. J. Burns and family spent Sun
day with Andrew Hamilton and
family, at Hollandale.
Mr. Otto Peterson and family, of
Blanchardville, and Mr.. Peter Dus-
trude rnd family, of Calandar, Iowa,
spent Sunday with Mr.. Edward Theo-
bauld and family of Middlebury.
Miss Hannah ODonnell returned to
her home in Chicago, Monday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Henry Leonard.
c. Il. Corey transacted business at
Dodgeville Monday.
Miss Maggie Condor arrived here
Monday for permanent stay with her
brother Rev. j. A. Condor.
Messrs Ole Steensland and d. j.
Mediation arrived home Saturday eve
ming from their southern National G..
A, r. trip to Louisville, Ky, and re-
port n pleasant time, regardless of nu-
merous accidents.
j, \. Johnson is treating his store
to new coat of paint which greatly
improves the appearance thereof. L,
Shipman is doing the work.
b. Holland arrived from his western
trip Friday evening.
The new restaurant that was con
templated, fell through
Mr.. Edward Dornan arrived here
Sept. s, from Iowa, after stay Of
seven years. Mr. Dornan calculates
spending some time among his friends
and old time neighbors.
DR.. Hiram Day spent Sunday with
his brother DR.. Clinton Day, of Ridge
way.
Mrs. H. Shenan is on the sick list at
the present writing,
NJ. Gaylord had his section gang on
the Dodgeyille section Monday, put
ting on some extra work.
Mrs. Annie Demuth, of Milford.
Iowa, who has been visiting with +.
X Demuths family, went to lones-
dale, Monday to visit with friends at
that place.
Messrs. George Bambrough and
Charles Fathers visited ut our burg the
first part of the week.
Messrs. j. {. Parks, Matt Demuth.
Mrs. Annie Demuth and Mrs. Josie
Demuth spent Friday very pleasantly
with Mr.. John Leonard and family.
We are happy to chronicle that some
of our supposed invalids were out