Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-21
HOLLANDALE.


Hans II. Hanson, of Argyle, was in
our burg Tuesday.
Quite crowd attended the party at
Dan Regans home Wednesday eveu-
ing. All report an excellent time.
Pete Morgan and John Gribble are
doing Darlington and Seymour this
week.
Considering the unfavorable con-
dition of the weather all week, quite a
number attended the Latter Day
Saints lectures every evening of this
week at the hall. From here they are
going to Adamsville, where Mr.. Peter
son has secured the church, and will
lecture every evening for the week.
Among those who attended the
rattle and dance party at j. Boylans
Friday evening from this place were:
Messrs. Alex. Laverty, Charley Hottie,
Johnnie Holland, Clarence Wilcox,
Tommie Conway, M. E. Mcdonnell,
and the Misses Sena Thompson, Lizzie
Bohan, Name Mcdonnell and Name
Conway
Mrs. Timothy Ryan, who has been
very i'll for some time past, is slightly
on the mend at this writing. A
hasty recovery is hoped for by Mr..
Ryan's many friends.
T. Burns, of Blanchardville, called
on friends here Saturday.
Thomas Cleary and sister Miss
Maggie, of Blanchardville, spent Sun
day with their parents in this vicinity;
also attended the party at the Boylan
residence, Friday eve.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Fallon,
on Tuesday, Nov. II, daughter.
Mother and child doing nicely. We
tender congratulations.
Mr.. George Bambrough and wife
drove over to Mineral Point Saturday.
Corey and Wade ships another Car
load of stock today.
Messrs Thomas Cleary, of Blan-
chardville, Tommie Conway, Willie
Bohan, James Dowd, and the Misses
Maggie Cleary and Mary Shea spent
Sunday evening very pleasantly with
the Misses Name Conway, Lizzie and
Mary Bohan.
A. G. Paulson, of Mt. Horeb, was
in our burg Monday.
Dan Regan left with two car loads
of cattle, Monday, for Lime Springs.
Iowa.
Carl Paulson, of Perry, was a pleas
ant caller on old time friends and &C
quaintances here Monday. Call oft
ener, Carl; your smiling face is always
welcome.
Don't forget the Basket Sociable
and Ball. Come and help have jolly
good time, Thanksgiving night, in
Hoskin's hall.
Mrs. Bridget Brew is on the sick list
at the present writing. DR.. Day has
the case in charge.
c. T. Corey received another car
load of hay from Iowa, Saturday. For
sale on track at $3.50 per ton.
A. Briggs, of .Jonesdale, was in our
town Monday.
Mrs. +. J. Hegland went to Dodge
vile Monday on business.
Misses Maggie Dornan and Name
Kelly, of Dodgeville, spent Sunday
with their parents in this vicinity; also
attended the party at the Boylan resi-
dence Friday eve.
John Dunstan is putting in fine
large Fairbank scales on the east side
of his already complete hardware store
Dundlng.
Go to the Never Sleep restaurant for
all kinds of eatables, oysters, game,
celery and everything else in season.
A new line of winter hardware,
cook stoves, wood burners, coal burners
heaters, etc, at ]. A. Johnson's hard
ware store at way down prices.
]. l.. Parks has constantly on hand
a full line of first class drugs, sundries,
etc. Also a complete line of the finest
jewelry in the state. When in need of
anything in his line give him call, he
will save you money.
Rev. J. Condor took trip to Free