Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-09-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY NOTES.

YER, Mrs, GateS writes. We enjoy
the West, and like It here, We have
nice home on n pleasant street,
ann glad you had such successful
fair. All our interests srcm conferred
in the old town yet, and the best day
is when the Mineral Point papers
arrive"
MIR. Richard Aide returned to st.
Paul this week to resume his theologi-
cal studies, lie is young man of
whom Mineral Point has reason to he
proud, and ono OF the many who under
Father o'kcefc entered upon their
studios for the ministry,
Rev, H. Timarsh, pastor of the
Plymouth church, Dodgoville, was In
the city the latter end OF last week,
Tie reports his work as prospering;
the congregations large, and the
social meetings we'll sustained.
Mrs, Samuel Jenkin is back from
II visit with her daughters ut Chicago,
and is much benefited 10y the change
and trip.
Mr. j, Clarke Williams returned
last week to Chicago, to resume his
work in the American Conservatory
OF Music.
Miss Lydia stephens returned last
Saturday night from aprolongod visit
with her friends at Dubuque, Iowa.
She comes back ready for school
work.
Mrs. Lanahan has gone to Good
win, Nebraska, tho home OF her
brother, Mr.. John Carpenter,
Mrs. H. $. Weeks, of Chicago, IL
visiting her sister, Mrs. Samuel Ter
rill, She was accompanied by her
niece, Miss Lottie Terrill, who has
boon enjoying II short visit In Chi.
cago.
Mrs. Catherine lenahan and daugh.
ter, Mrs, j. w. Horn, arc In Chicago
this week visiting relatives and old
| friends.
Mr., Robert Goldsworthy has been
here during the past week visiting rel
atives.
ltcy. G. w. James, Of Creighton
Ncbr., aceeptably hllcd Pastor Kent's
pulpit lns. sunday evening.
Miss Preston has gone To Chicago
to purchase millinery goods, To COM
plete her fall stock,
Eddie McCabe, graduate of the
Mineral Point High school, class Of
'07, started on Wednesday afternoons
train for milwaukee,. lie entered the
normal school of that city on Tues
day.
The Misses Lizzie and Katie llealy
returned To Chicago Monday, after
spending their vacation at their old
home In this city.
Mr.. thas. Laut2, who has been the
guest of w. j, llcaly and family,
returned to his home IN Chicago this
week
Madison Democrat, sept. d Mlss
Agnes llyland and sisters leave for
Chicago tomorrow and will visit NJ
NJ ilwaukee. They will bc accompanied
by Miss julie Mullen Of Mineral Point
Mrs. pcngelly, Of Dodgoyillc, ac-
companied by her friend, Mrs. Lance,
Of Silver Plume, Colo, visited Mrs
j. j. penhallcgon In this city last
week
Mr.. and Mrs Michael 1hinncs re-
turned To their home IN Chicago last
Monday after II pleasant visit with
Mrs. 1'hinnes parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Geo. ,Icuck. Geo, Jcuck, Jr,, accom-
panied them, and will spend u week
sightseeing In the city. Tribune.
Madison Democrat, Sept. 8: Miss
Leora Mabbett OF Edgcrton was In the
city yesterday en- route to Dodgeville,
where she goes To accept position IA
teacher In the high school.
Mrs. Y. w. Bishop, IL here from
Volga, s. Oak, for visit with rcla-
tiyes and friends
Mrs. VIII II. Collins and son Ray,
OF Livingston, visited relatives and
friends In this city during thcpast week.
Misses Ella NJ. and Blanche Dave
expect TO go To Milwaukee on Satur-
day, to enter upon their duties as
teachers In the public schools VI that
city.
Aubrey Deahofe, who graduated
from the Whitewater High School In
June last, has entered the state Nor
NAL School at that place.
Miss Dell O'Dowd on Monday last
resumed her work as principal Of the
graded schools Mt Fayette, Lafayette
county.
Mrs. G. II. Hoover has removed to
Fremont: Nebraska.
! Mr.. Charles James. a pioneer res