Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-06-30

week buying goods for the firm of
Guttenstein X Jacka.
Judge Mcllhon and Hon. Richard
Kennedy have gone on a tour of in-
spection through the mining regions
of Missouri.
Mr.. Rufus Hooking, wife and chill
dren, are here from Chicago, the
guests of Mr.. Hocking'S parents.
Mrs. John Hirsch, of Chicago, is
visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
VIM. Ralph.
Rev. and Mrs. w. j. C.. Ralph, of
Mazomanie, have been visiting during
the past week at the Callow home in
this city. Last week Mr.. Ralph at
| tended the commencement exercises of
Beloit college, from which his brother
Philip Ralph graduated. and carried
off the prize of a scholarship in Vale
college. He goes to Yale next year to
complete his studies.
Mrs. Charles Vincent has returned
from Potosi to her home in Mineral
Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hammill are
here from Jefferson, Wis, for visit
at the II. H. Chandler home.
j. a. Meserole left ON Wednesday
morning for Dixon, Ill. Mrs Mes
erole and Miss Daisy Lanyon will
accompany him on his return
Mr.. w. H. PrideauX arrived home
on last Monday evening. He went to
| Wyoming some weeks ago in COM
pany with Mr., Henry Ovit2, who re-
turned home nearly two weeks ago.
They inspected mine in which Mr..
| PrideauX is Interested. We under
stand that the output of the mine is
good, but as yet, the cost of shipment
is great. Mr.. PrideauX reports times
very dull throughout the west, and
says that many heretofore prosperous
mining camps are almost deserted.
Mrs. w. H. Prideaux returned home
from Chicago on Monday night, ac-
companied by Mr.. PrideauX, who met
her there on his return from the west.
| The Eastern Star Chapter will hold
its regular meeting on Wednesday
evening, July 6. 1898, opening at $50.
All officers should be present, and as
many other members as can attend.
| Nh lDhili,, )hai ~ ia at
Trinity Rectory. He is an instructor
in Trinity College, Hartford, Conn.
from which March f. Chase graduated
last year. This is his first visit to
Wisconsin, and he expresses his
pleasure at finding here so many evil
dences of progress and prosperity.
\ new porch just erected is a great
Improvement to Orchard Lawn, the
fine residence of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Gundry. The porch is eleven feet
wide and runs along the whole front
of the main building. 1t is supported
by six tall columns and two pilasters,
all in Corinthian design. 1t is indeed
a very imposing and elegant struct-
ure, and shows excellent taste and
skillful workmanship. twas designed
| by Mr. Thos. Carkeet, of Dubuque,
built by Messrs. E,nzcnroth & Crowley
and painted and finished by Mr.. j. +.
Hankin ms.
Robt James, Mr.. and Mrs. II. S.
We'll, Mr.. and Mr.. f. +. Hanscom,.
Miss Ida Treweek, Miss Preston. Will
Bennett, Fred Charles, Ira kittoe,
Will Luke and others from this city
are attending the Carnival at Mil
waukee this week
Miss Susan Swift. of Darlington,
is visiting with relatives in this city.
this week.
Miss Lillian ,Jeuck has returned
from Portage where she trimmed the
past season.
S. Crawford Ross is in Milwaukee,
attending the Carnival.
Miss klinkhammer, OF Cassville.
visited IN this city last week at the
home of Miss Name O'Neill her
classmate at the Platteville Normal.
Mrs. Joseph Saris and children re-
turned to their home in Bcloit on
Monday, after visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Stover. Mr..
Saris is brother Of Mrs. Stover and
recently visited here with his family,
but remained only a few days.
Mrs. Fannie Gundry left last Thurs
day accompanied by her nephew for
Philadelphia, where she will make an
extended visit and also visit Cape
May and other points Of interest on
the Atlantic coast.
Mr.. James Brewer went to Chicago
on Monday where Mrs. Brewer and
part of the family are visiting. All
are expected home this evening.