Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-06-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY NOTES.

burg, Kansas, She viii visit with her
son, MIR, Albert Spratler, and her
daughter, Mrs. Millie Lanyon, She
expects to be absent from Mineral
Point for about three months,
Mrs, w, G, Hales has gone to Platte
ville, for visit with her parents.
w, G, Hales, W,p, bliss and John
Il, Wallis, the three principal officers
OF Mineral Point Lodge No. |, Il. and
a, NJ, will represent their lodge IN the
Wisconsin Grand lodge at Milwaukee,
this week..
Mrs, w, $. Ross gave book party
to large number of her friends on
Monday, There was tic among II
number OF winners, and Miss Gundry
came out ahead by lot. The evening
was very enjoyable,
Mrs, Joseph Gundry left on Tuesday
morning for Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs.
King, her daughter, expects to return
with her.
Mrs, David tones, of Shullsburg, Is
here visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
II, Trcweek.
MIR. Sproule and daughter returned
Tuesday, on the afternoon train, from
st. Louis.
MIR. Thomas Fitzsimons, OF Mont
fort, has heon spending the past week.
with relatives and old time friends Ia
this city and vicinity.
Mrs, Barton Badon and two child
rem are here for visit at the home
OF her parents, Mr., and Mrs. ], L,
Hankins,
MIR John Y. Oates has been In Chi
cago this week.
Eugene Burke went to milwaukee,
on Saturday last for II short visit,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hutchinson en-
tertained on last Saturday evening
few OF their friends Among the guests
wore Mrs, Parmele, OF Arlington, South
Dakota, and Mrs, H. ~. Latin, of Mil
waultoe,
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Deller are
expected home today, from milwaukee,,
where they have been visiting during
the past week
There was u large attendance OF
Royal Arch Masons, at the last meet.
ing OF Iowa Chapter No Q. Those
present from out of town we're. w. A.
HaAelton, Mazomanie; Messrs, Hunt
ington and Otis, Darlington; j. I,
Pryor, Jr,, A, II, Vnllco, y, II. Mundy,
Frank Chandler, EJ. Perkins, Thomas
Langhlin, Hugh Jones, Dodgeville;
Q. G. Rewey, Rewoy; james Miller,
Gus Miller, Thomas Bainbridge,
Miflin, The Royal Arch degree was
conferred upon Hugh Jones, Thomas
Bainbridge, aud Oliver Jones.
Mrs. II. $. Well left on Wednesday
mornings train for Fort Dodge Iowa.
She will visit her sister Mrs. Ilnlnes
at Fort Dodge, and her sislor Mrs. j.
~. James at Storm Lake, and expects
to bc absent n couple of months.
DR.. j. II. Vivian was In milwaukee,
last week. We see by the papers that
he was reelected grand trustee OF the
order Of odd Fellows. There Is no
truer member OF this order than the
Doctor, and for this, together with
other well known qualifications, this
was nm honor most worth1ly bestowed.
We are glad that his health has 80
much improved that he was able TO
make the trip
Mrs. &. Spcnsley had at ten on last
Saturday evening n number Of her
friends. The presence Of Mrs. Grellin,
Of Des Moines, Iowa, In whose honor
the tea was given, and that Of Mrs
Fannie Gundry lately returned to this
city, made the evening oil the more
enjoyable, ~ friendly greeting and
"reminiscences were In order How de-
lightfully such things fill up the hours
OF social life.
w. J, Wallis has gone on u bnsi-
ness and pleasure trip through Iowa;
and, by the way, he will look up his
interest with T.. w, Newton In fold
ing egg case. Patent applied Tor.
On Monday morning, Misses Kath-
crime and Clara kearns accompanied
their friend Mrs l.. Johnson, TO
f,lgln, where they will make an exten-
ded visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ross enter
tanned number Of their friends on
Thursday evening Of last week. u
was d social affair worthy Of the beau
tiful home and the genial host and
hostess. Delightful refreshments
were served. The occasion was the
seventh anniversary Of the marriage
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross. Mr.. Spronle,
and his daughter, from st. Louis. and
Mrs. II. N. Laflin we're present from