Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-05-28
HOLLANDALE.

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Quite a number from here attended
the funeral of Mr.. James Ashe on
Wednesday of last week. Mr.. Ashe
had many friends who will miss his
presence. AS Christian he was
among the best; as neighbor always
first to extend an aiding hand. He
leaves to mourn their sad loss, one
daughter Mrs. Daniel Regan, and five
sons Patrick, Frank, James, John and
Daniel, and large circle of other
relatives and friends.
Messrs. Patrick and James Ashe
and Mrs. Daniel Regan wish through
these columns to express their many
thanks and heartfelt gratitude to kind
neighbors and friends who so kindly
extended their assistance and sympa.
thy to them in the time Of their sad
bereavement.
Mr.. John Crossen came up from
Chicago Tuesday evening to attend
the funeral of his uncle Mr.. James
Ashe.
Mr.. James Shea returned to his
home at Lime Springs, Iowa, Thurs
day, after an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Charlie Holte took dying trip to
/ Mineral Point, Friday
Mrs. Katherine Mcllhon and daugh-
ter Miss Katie, of Mineral Point. Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Leonard
and Miss Sarah Connaughton, Sunday.
, Mr.. ID. +. Leavitt, and Miss Jennie
Burgoyne, of Mineral Point, were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelly,
Sunday.
Alex Laverty Sundayed out of town,
returning at an early hour Monday
morning
Mr.. Matthew Demuth, of Dodge
vile, and Miss Julia Shaumburg, of
Mineral Point, We're the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. l., Parks, Sunday.
Johnnie Kim, of Mineral Point, is
visiting with the p. X. Demuth family.
Mrs. Ellen Conway, who was taken
suddenly i'll on last Friday, is con
yalescent,
Mr.. Patrick Kelly is very i'll at
present with the grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Holum visited
relatives at Mt. Horeb, Sunday.
Mrs. W. c. Hoskins went to Dodge
vile Fridav evening to visit with Mr..
and Mrs. James Hoskins.
Mr.. John Crossen returned to his
duties in Chicago, Saturday.
Mrs. Patrick McGann received very
sad and unexpected news Monday
morning, announcing the sudden
death Of her only brother, Mr.. Thomas
Burke, who has been occupied at
Waupun for some time. Mr.. Burke
was well known in this vicinity as an
honest, upright, good natured fellow
He leaves three sisters to bear the
striking blow, and large circle OF
friends to mourn their great loss. Mr.
and Mrs. McGann took the morning
train to Dodgeville to accompany the
remains to their home here, from
whence the funeral takes place, with
interment in st. Patrick's cemetery at
Waldwick, Wednesday morning.
Miss Annie Burke, sister of the
deceased and Miss Mary Burke, niece
came up from Chicago, Tuesday morn.
ing, to attend the funeral of Mr.
Thomas Burke
Messrs. Link Mason and T. Shad.
pole, of Blanchardville, were in our
burg Tuesday.
Mr.. Lewis of Ridgeway, took quite
a drive, leaving Chicago Sunday morn
ing with one horse and buggy accom-
panied by two little girls, he arrived in
Hollandale, Tuesday, about II o'clock
a. m, making the trip from Chicago to
Ridgeway in about two days.
Peter Morgan has put up a new
awning and is putting in new shelves
and a glass front in his greatly i'm
proved restaurant building.
Mr.. Joseph Viyian and Mrs. Y.
Fathers, of Mineral Point, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fathers
last week.
Elmer Gribble and sister Miss Ella,
of Mineral Point, were pleasant callers
in our burg, Friday.
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