Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-06-04
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Proceeds for the benefit of the Band.
1t is requested by the High school
graduating class that no flowers be
brought to the exercises on Friday
morning.
The Plum Grove church will hold a
union picnic on Thursday, June II.
Ice cream, cake, etc, will be served.
Come and have good time. Every
body invited.
Work on Royal Arch degree Monday
night.
Regular messing of George H..
Legate Womans Relief Corps on Fri
day afternoon, June ). \ full attend
ance is desired as business of interest
to all is to be transacted
Mrs. H. H. Wright has been ap.
pointed by the Department President
of the Woman'S Relief Corps as lnsti.
tuting and Installing officer for Wis
consin, a position which she will fill
with cedit to herself and honor to the
order.
Miss Barbara Hartert attended the
Fireman's picnic at Darlington last
Wednesday, and reports a COED time.
Mrs. Sophia MueDster and grand
daughter Oleira have gone to East
Dubuque for visit with frehds and
relatives.
DR.. NJ. l.. Huntington was elected
president of the homeopathic Medi-
cal Society Of Wisconsin at the annual
meeting of the society held last week
Mrs. j. +. Hendra received numer-
oui friends at her home on Tuesday.
Mr.. Thomas Flt2Simons, Of Mont
tort, visited with relatives and old
time friends ia Mineral Point during
the past week,
Miss Ida Bottomley is here from
DesMoines, Iowa, for visit at the
home of her parent.
DR.. j. II. Vivian aud Alfred Pen
hallegon started on Monday aftar-
noon's train for Stevens Point, to
attend the Grand Lodge, |, @, O. f.,
which convened on Tuesday Dr.
Vivian is chairman of the committee
on appeals and Mr.. Penhallegon rep
resents Iowa Lodge No. |.
Mrs. William Treweek attended a
meeting of the Daughters of Rebekah
of Wisconsin, held at Stevens Point
this week, in connection with the
Grand Lodge |. O. O. f. She repre-
sents the Daughters of Rebekah, of
Mineral Point.
About July l, j. J. Hanscom Il Co.
Will move to the Coad building, lately
occupied by Eden & Blewett. 1t is
being well fitted up, and will make
pleasant roomy quarters for their stock.
The Alumni association, of the
Mineral Point High school, will hold
its annual meeting, for election of
officers, on Friday, June 5, at 3 p. m,
in the High school room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Gale, of
Norwich, Conn, spent part of last
week at the residence of c. f. Gale.
Mr.. sni Mrs. f. Ford Rowe, Of
Rockford are here for a brief visit
with friends They are guests of Mrs.
Lavinia Strachan.
Vincent McMullen has gone TO
Deer Lodge, Montana, where he has
secured II good position. He is a
young man Of high character, and a
hos of friends, while regretting his
departure from our city, wish him
health and prosperity in his new home.
Last Sunday evening Pastor Kent
IJOh lOl lnc odDJCIG VI hlo uloSOuloC,
"The Model Husband. He inter
preted Alright the duty of the hus-
band towards the wife, who he held is
to be treated as the weaker, but by no
means the inferior, vessel He has
several more models which he will
deal with in future sermons.
Nicholas Treweek, w. G. Hales and
w. p. Bliss will represent Mineral
Point Lodge No. /, T. and \. NJ, in
Milwaukee next week.
Philip Allen attended the State sun
day school convention. held in Mil
waukee this week.
Young mems meeting at the Z. NJ.
church, next Sunday morning, at 9
o'clock. Mr.. r. j. Penhallegon, Jr.,
will deliver ten-minute address, on
That Old Mortgage" After which