Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-07-29

WduhSt. are NlsltlllS III llllS SllS' NlS
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Deller.
This is his first visit to Mineral Point,
In company with Mr.. Deller he favored
The Democrat with call on Tuesday.
He is delighted with our city, and its
quaint, substantial appearance. He
has been n resident of Milwaukee for
many years; but he made the confcs-
sion to us that he was at one time y
country editor, his paper being The
West Bend Democrat. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baer will remain here for some time
to enjoy their summer outing.
Nolga $. OAK. Tribune: Robert
Henry, the real estate man, returned
from his trip to Wisconsin and other
states Thursday evening of last week.
His journey was pleasant one, and
will no doubt prove success in n
business way later on. Like others Of
us, he found many people down there
who, although they have never been in
South Dakota, know more about our
climate and crops than our old settlers.
With favorable weather from August
Il to 20, the Southwestern Wisconsin
Fair will be attended by an immense
concourse of people.
John p. Kietfer's many friends are
glad to see him about again after being
confined to his home by sore leg.
Robert f. Mediation has returned to
his old home city and is associated in
business with his brother James.
Matt kietfer has placed II new avn
ing over the front of the building which
he occupies.
Mrs Frank Evans of Chicago, is here
for a visit at the home of her husbands
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Evans.
Messrs. Allen 4 Clifford of our
State University are to give an N-Ray
exhibition in this city in the near
future.
Mrs. Libbie Ross went to-day Thurs
day, to Madison for visit with her
son Frank, who is foreman in brick
yard in that place. Mrs. Ross intends
shortly to remove to Milwaukee to keep
house for her son Otto and daughter
Katharine, who will resume their
studies at the Normal School in thcfall.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. f. y.
Hutchison, gave u party in honor of
her sister Miss Gertrude Kline, who is
here on a visit from Highland, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Ludden are home
from their summer cottage at Mirror
Lake, near Baraboo.
On Wednesday morning at sunrise
six sleepy maidens. because they stayed
awake most of the night before to be
up in the morning, wended their way
few miles out of town and enjoyed
hot picnic breakfast prepared on the
ground. For further particulars in
quire of the Misses Matilda. Bessie
and May Hutchiton, Gertrude and
Bertha Kline and Sallie Hadiield.
There will be a regular meeting of
the w oman's Relief Corps on Friday
afternoon, Aug. &. AS business of
Importance is to be brought up for
consideration, it is desired that all
members, who possibly can, turn out.
Misses Margery and Nancy Lambert
ston are home from Lincoln, Nebraska,
after a visit of several weeks in that
city.
Attention is called to the change in
the advertisement of Adam Dresen,
Tailor.
Miss Twohig, who has been visiting
for some time with Miss Kate Amberg
returned to her home in Chicago last
Saturday.
On the seventh page of The Demo
crat is printed the news of the death of
ex-senator James r. Doolittle. A
sketch of the life of the venerable eX-
Senator is also given.