Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-06-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY NOTES.

| MIR, Nicholas Trcwcek attended the
grand lodge of the |. .. .. h, held IN
Milwaukce last week,
MIR, +, G. Luddcn went over to Bos-
cohel, ON his wheel last week, and
found his family we'll, They have
beeu visiting for some time AZ the
home of his father They expect to
return here about July |.
Miss X, w, Chase left ON Wednes-
day last for visit In Peoria, and
Chicago, She will he absent FOR some
weeks,
Mrs, Henry Madden, who has been
for some time In Washington, ID. G.,
and who may ho numbered among the
old time residents that helped to make
the history OF Iowa county, has been
visiting ut Mrs, Cothwn's. She sees
many changes, but she had u very
warm welcome among her many
friends,
Mrs, Llcwllyn II, Osborne, of Bar
aboo, is visiting at Mrs. Fred Niv-
ian's.
Arthur Sinclair came up from Rock
ford last week, for short stay with
his mother, Mrs. Guy 4. Cobb.
Mrs, Charles Nj. Cox returned ON
Saturday from Fall City, Nebraska,
where she was called by the death of
her brother Mr., Frd Jenkin,
Mrs. w. ), Ross has some splendid
| kodak pictures Of the Woman's Club,
taken ut the time Of It's annual meet
ing,
Mrs. Guy T. Cobb received last
week, from England, the sad news OF
the death of her father. In her alllic
tion she has the sympathy Of tho COM
munity,
The teachers Of our public school
have In contemplation u camping out
ing ON the Mississippi. They pur-
pose to start ON Thursday OF this
week MIR. and Mrs, Jolley will chap
eron them. Whether they will turn
their outing into u summer school for
amusement VIZ are not advised, but
the great river, and the bluffs which
line It In the vicinity pi Dubuque,
Iowa, where they are going, Will
afford them pleasure and help them
I'LL up the hours.
Irwin Jeuok has gone to Chicago to-
work for Armour 4 Co., where his
brother John has been employed for
the last seven years. His young
friends all wish him success.
Volga (S. Oak, Tribune: Miss
Lizzie Bishop, Of the Brookings
schools, who has been spending II
week or two with relatives In Volga,
took the train Thursday morning for
ST. Paul, where she will visit for II
short time with old friends, journeying
thence To Mineral Point, Wis. From
Brookings to ST. Paul Miss Bishop
will be accompanied by Miss sum
mcrsidc, II niece of Mrs. st. John.
Miss Bessie llutchison IL home FROM
Evanston University To spend the sum
mcr vacation,
Mr.. David Birch, one OF the old set.
tiers OF Lancaster, now II blacksmith
ut Buena Vista, Ia, struck big lead
the other day. He was making IN OK
cavatiou for new shop and acct
dontly came upon the lead. 1t has
been followed up far enough TO prove
that It Is ono Of The richest deposits
ever taken out in that vicinity
Mr.. Louis Rothe, who holds II posi-
tion In II bank at Fonda, Iowa, was
here this week visiting his mother,
Mrs. VIM. tothc.
Mont Spensley IL home from Iowa
City, Ia, where he has been attending
the University Of that State.
Miss Florence Hill, of Waukesha,
came here To attend the wedding OF her
brother Mr.. Fred G.. Hill, which took
place on Wednesday.
Mrs. Speillman, Of Chicago, Is here
for visit with old friends. She Is
the guest of Mrs. Schneberger.
Wilson Wright, OF Monroe, Is here
for visit at the home OF his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Sylves-
ter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Nc Murrough,
visited with II. Cary and family ut
Willow Springs, Sunday.
Mrs. Orville Strong, of Dodgeville,
visited In this city last week, the guest
Of Mrs. Il. j. Bennett.
Misses Margery and Nancy Lam
bertson have gone to Lincoln, Neb.,
for visit with their father.
Mr.. w. j. Cox Is here from Chicago,
and at work with X. IL. Goldsworthy
rebuilding the walls OF the Brewer 4
Penhallegon new store building.
Mrs. Henry Vaughn and son are
here from Kansas City, Mo-, for a
| ,,iait az tho home ~ her Dareuts