Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-08-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY NOTES.

/ STRAW, o MtHeFat fotnt, NlStttN Nt the
home of u, II. Chamberlain ON Mon
day afternoon, while en- route to La
Crosse. MIR. and Mrs. Straw intend
to sail for Europe In September,
MIR, and Mrs, Fred Vivian are home
from their summer cottage at Mirror
l.alSc, near Barahoo.
Mrs. w. II, r,ck and daughter Miss
Eta have been visiting with relatives
IN Mineral Point,
Mrs, G. Speusley entertained num-
hcr OF her friends ON Saturday night,
in honor ot her sister, Mrs, Price, OF
Waakegan,
Sank County Democrat; 4 letter
received hy Mrs, Philip Check states
that her husband and daughter, Miss
Jennie, arrived In England safely,
The Cooking Club, composed OF
some OF our young misses had its first
innings at Mrs, Gales ON Tuesday
evening, Tho culinary art had ovi-
IDENTITY not been neglected, and the
young amateurs In their dishes and
the management and appointment Of
their table proved that they could COM
pete successfully with older heads and
Nhands.
MIR. w. II. rrideauX II enjoying u
visit from MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Brit
tan. Mr.. Brittan Is an old Mineral
Pointer, and is always welcomed, and
Is remembered for that business energy
that has made him 40 successful.
Mrs, Rrittan, the sister ot Mrs. pri-
dcaux, in her visit here comes back To
her "native heath, and although the
years since she left have been spent In
travel all over the United States and
Europe, yet she finds hero old friends
who are glad To see her once more, and
To recall the days which some think
are the best part OF their life.
Mrs. William Hartcrt, who has been
visiting with her mother, brother and
sisters ut tho Mcllhon home In this
city has returnen To her home ut Fort
Worth, Texas. Judge Mel lhon ac-
companicd her M far ~ Chicago.
MIR, aud Mrs, Henry Schillen have
bccn visiting with relatives and friends
Ia Monroe and vicinity during the last
three weeks. Mr., Sehillen returned TO
this city on Tuesday evenings train,
and Mrs. Schillon will remain In Mon
roc FOR n more EXTENDED visit. They
enjoyed week OF camp life, and Mr.,
Schillon reports the outing II delight
ful one.
Mrs. Sam Torrill, Miss l.ottie Ter
rill, and her friend and guest Miss
Alice Rose, OF Oak Park, WIN lloare,
Pearl Tcrrill, viii Kendall, George
Terrill, WIN Luke, Della Luke, with
Joe Toby NJ driver, were the jolly ten
who visited the Asylum on last Fri
day. From there, where they ate
supper and indulged In II few games
they wended their way homeward.
Freeman Shepherd Is home from
Madison for n short vacation.
Madison Democrat MIR. and Mrs.
Burr w. Jones have returned from
their trip To California. They had II
very enjoyable trip and were witnesses
to much Of the klondyke excitement
now prevailing on the Pacific coast,
Mrs. A. q. Deller and two children
went to Milwaukee ON Monday after
noon's train for weeks visit with
relatives In that city.
| Miss Rosa Chegwin Of Fond du Lac,
IL visiting ut the home OF her aunt,
Mrs. u. Oates.
Mrs. A. A. Stephens Of Plntteville IL
guest nj the home OF Mr.. j. L. Han
kins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheperd Of platteyille
visited Mt the home OF their daughter
Mrs. W. q. Hales.
Miss Edith Jackson came up from
Chicago Saturday night for visit ut
the home Of her parents.
Will Chamley came over from the
Chamley farm on Monday for visit In
this city.
John Hadneld IL up from Oak Park,
H., for II visit with his grandfather
Mr.. Rogers.
Miss Preston went TO Chicago and
Milwaukee on Saturday, She will be
gone two or three weeks
Miss Nettic Bronson went to the Dells
on Thursday. From there she will 90
to the home Of her parents In Marengo,
Iii.
Miss Sally Hadheld, returned TO
her home In Oak Park, H., on We'd
nesday, after five weeks visit here.
Miss Jennie Walker Ii home from
Milwaukee. She goes back again as
teacher In the Normal With teachers
Of Milwaukee, she recently took trip
through Canada 10 Buffalo, N. Y
| Mrs Annie Grace visited In Belle