Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-10-20

week, buying now goods for the Win
ter. Watch for an elegant display of
the latest styles ~ her millinery
! Store.
Albert HuNtable left on Monday
morning for La Sale, ILL.,, wherr he
will work at his trade.
Mrs. J. W. Horn returned this week
| from Chicago where she purchased a
line of Winter Millinery.
Amos Morgan, of Darlington. ac
Icompanled hv Messrs. Banteld and
Michle, spent Sunday at the home of
DR.. w. j, Morgan.
The annual convention OF the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union for
the Third district will be held in Arena,
Oct. 10 and 20.
Mr.. James Spensley is home from a
visit with his daughter Mrs. Shelves,
at his son Frank at Marcus.
Rupert Nenning, who for four and
one-half years has been employed in
this Office, left on Thursday last, for
Valparaiso. Ind, where he viii take Il
business course, at the Northern In
diana Normal school and Business
| College.
! Walter Cork, formerly baker in the
old Cash grocery house of Brewer X
Pcnhallcgou, is now serving in the
| I. $. Army in the PHILIPPINES.
! Mrs. win Brown. of Lost Grove, was
again successful in getting a premium
on dairy butter, ut the State Fair, this
being two years in succession,
The ladies of the Alpha Society of
the +. NJ. church will have their annu-
al bazaar and supper ON the evening
of Wednesday, Oct. 26. in the lecture
room. Useful and fancy articles will
be offered for sale. Supper will be
served from five o'clock until all are
attended to. This annual event is
looked forward to with considerable
expectation, not only by the people of
the church, but by those of the city
and country round All are invited
to come early and make the evening
one of special enjoyment.
City Clerk T.. p. Bennett held the
lucky ticket No. 3j) in the drawing
for the bicycle of Rupert Venning.
Mrs Bambrough, and child, and
Mrs. Ernest Jacobs are in Chicago
visiting friends and attending the
Peace Jubilee.
Miss Preston, Of this city. has
opened n Millinery Store in Dodge
vile with Miss Chiffon, expert trim
mer, in charge.
Mr.. John Brewer is among the Chi
cago Peace Jubilee visitors.
Mrs. Thomas Sims is in Chicago
attending the Peace Jubilee.
Married, by j. j. kuelling, p. J..
at his home, on the evening of Oct. |
18th, 1898, Mr.. Henry Thrasher and
Miss Agnes Waggoner.
The journal says that the body of
Leo Stober arrived in Darlington
Monday evening from Atlanta. Ga.
Leo was u volunteer soldier and was
stationed at Atlanta when he died
His parents live in Elk Grove.
Capt. George Jeuck and wife are in
Chicago attending the Peace Jubilee
Master Elmer lIornung gave birth |
day party on "Wednesday evening from
five o'clock to eight. A dozen OF his |
young friends We're present to enjoy
the hospitality extended to them. Re
freshments, games, and plays were the |
order of the evening.
Messrs. Charles Hornung and
Adolph Appel returned on last Sat
urday Moons train from two weeks
hunting trip in the vicinity of Mitchell,
S. Oak. They found plenty of game
and enjoyed immensely their vacation
from business cares. They killed as
high as sixteen ducks in a day. Dur
ing their iourneyings they met a num-
Der of former Mineral Pointers, who
were glad to meet and greet the limo
cents abroad
Owing to unfav vorable weather there
will be no meeting of Trinity Parish
Guild this week. Next Thursday after
noon and evening the meeting will be
at the home of Mr.. Charles Gilman.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii S. Ross attended
the Peace Jubilee in Chicago this
week.
Mrs. Hansie, of Bellevue, Iowa, is
visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs +. w. Eastman, OF this city.
Mr. Lou Eastman visited during the
past week at the home of his cousin,
Mr.. l.. w. Eastman, of this city. He
is engaged in the real estate business
at lie Mars, Iowa, and reports won
derful Improvement in business
throughout western Iowa.
Sixty tickets were sold at this sta
tion for the Peace Jubilee in Chicago.
Miss Annie Uren is in Chicago at
tending the Peace Jubilee.
Mr.. w. J. Hosken, proprietor of
the Mineral Point Bakery, is taking a
we'll earned vacation, and is attend
ing the Peace Jubilee in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jenkin and
son, John r, Jenkin, are visiting in
Chicago this week.
On account of the stormy weather
Manager We'll has been kept hustling
to keep the street lights going, and
has them in first class order.
Darlington Republican: Rev. F. II.
| Burrell, the new pastor of Kemper
Episcopal church in this CITY, is
genial gentleman Of rare attain
ments and comes to Darlington high
/ " recommended. The Arcola, { Ill.
i Iia,a III in rafarpiug m Mr. and Mps