Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-07-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY NOTES.

grounds at Madison.
Mrs Joseph Gundry gave luncheon
party to u few OF her friends last week,
in honor Of her daughter, Mrs, King,
who returned TO her home in Cleveland
the next day,
Miss Matthews, OF Chicago, sister OF
Mrs, NJ, Chase, is y guest ut Trinity
Rectory.
Mrs, Chase and sister drove across
tho country last week to Mirror Lake,
noar Barahoo, They are guests at
the Ludden, Osborne and Vivian sum-
MGR cottages,
Mrs. WIN. Wallis, OF Dubuque,
Iowa, is visiting at the home OF her
son, sheriff j, Il, Wallis, She expects
TO romaiu in podyeville two or three
months before returning to Dubuque,
II all turns pVt as expected, n large
camping party uHdor the management
| of Mrs, Price, of Waukegan, and Mrs,
Homer Snow win shortly leave for
the WISCONSIN Riyor for II week : out
ing. They have secured u place On
MIR, LowrcS's farm to pitch their tents
and to water their locks aud herds
Myrtle and Mary Miller, OF Mllwaus
kcc, arc visiting at the home of their
grandfather, Mr., Joseph +, Miller
Mrs, John FonwIek la horo from
Laramie, Wyoming, for visit with
relatives and old time friends. She IL
u guest at the home uf hor brother,
Mr, j, y, Martin.
Miss Aunic lridenuN II here from
Lac trosso for " two week. 4 visit ut the
homo OF her paronts, MIR. and Mira, i.
Il. PridcouN. She is accompanied by
her niCcc, floroncr, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred l'rideauN.
Mrs. James renhallegon and daugh-
ter, Miss Amy, of Chicago, are visit
ing relatives in IMMORAL Point.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Mess
crolr, u son,
Mrs, Conrad, OF Des Moines, Iowa,
who has hcrn visiting for several
weeks at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Nicholson, returned
to Iowa ON Wednesday. She will
spend u couple Of weeks at Spirit Lake
and other summer resorts before ru-
turning to her home IN nes Moines,
Miss Minnie Nicholson, who haa
boon visiting ror u short time at the
! home of her father, Mr.. George Mich
olson, win return TO Des Moines, Ia,
about Aug. 20, to resume her duties as
teacher IN the public schools Of that
city,
Mira. Frank Moyer Is here from St,
Louis visiting her mother, Mrs, Pat
rick Kane,
Mr.. and Mrs. |, Dcllcr have gone To
| Lancaster for ~ visit Mt the homo OF
Mrs. Delcr's parents,
Miss Alice lladley, OF Manchester,
Iowa, who had been visiting with her
friend, Mrs, Mary Hales, returned
home Inst week
Mrs. Il. l.. Goldsworthy Is hero from
Chicago, visiting Mrs. James A. lloarc.
The Milwaukee Sentinel says: Prof
i. w, Livingston, Of Sparta, who has
been elected supervisor Of practice In
the Sparta Normal School In place Of
Prof. G. II. Sylvester, is said to be
one OF the ablest and most popular
teachers In the state. IIo has been
principal Of the High school ut Sparta
for the past eight years, going there
from Dodgevillc, where he served u
still longer term in the same capacity.
Mrs. =. Coad spent part OF Sunday
and Monday in IN enjoyable visit with
Mrs. +. Little and family In Diamond
Grove.
The families Of Mr.. James Brewer
and Mr.. w. j. Wright went on visit
on Tuesday to Mrs. Ebenzcr Davis, In
the Welsh Settlement. They report n
delightful time but varied experiences
In going and returning.
Mrs. Charles Cotterell made u brief
visit last week to her old home city.
Her home Is In Iowa. Many friends
In Mineral Point were pleased to meet
and greet her. She had been visiting
mt the home OF her nephew, Mr.. James
Watkins, OF the town Of Linden. Dur
ing her stay here she was the guest Of
Mrs. w. II. Prideaux.
Mrs. Pcttls, nee Sallie Gray, is maxi
ing the families Of her relatives happy
by "A visit among them. She IL ac-
companied by her three children.
The hearts OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Woolrich have been gladdened by the
coming OF little daughter to their
home last Friday.
N. r. Martin and son Theodore left
for Chicago on Wednesday afternoon.
They are expected home on Friday