Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-10

about the mill. when he will again
travel for Il few weeks in the interests
of the company and secure moro
orders for goods. On his return and
after an inventory of stock is taken
the mills will start up for Il long run.
MIR. Sells says that the prospects for
ing, and he is more than pleased with
the favor with which the goods manu-
factured hy the company are received
The many friends in this city of
Miss Berta Deahofe will be pleased
to learn of her success in teaching, at
Green Bay. The superintendent of
schools of that city, in writing to
her father DR.. S. +. Deahofe, says
that he is very much pleased with her
methods and her manner in the school
room, and that he is fully satisfied
with her work and that she is deserv
of promotion.
Many merchants Of Mineral Point
favor early store closing, and it is
to b. hoped, both for the benefit of
employees and employers, that the
matter will be given due consideration
and result in the closing of business
places at an early hour each evening,
except Saturday evening.
The Darlington Journal says: Mr..
and Mrs. James Kane, Of Antigo,
Wis, were in the city last week to
attend the funeral of the late James
Farmer, Mr.. Kane was an engineer
on the Mineral Point division twenty
two years ago, and his old acquaint
ances were we'll pleased TO greet him.
He is now an engineer ON the Chicago
& Northwestern. Wm. Kane was
4 guest Of his grandfather, John
Farmer last week, Mr., Kane is u son
of James Kane, Esq. and like his
father is an engineer on the Chicago
x Northwestern railroad.
The journal says that the Darling
ton X. p's have moved to their new
lodge room over Barlow's store.
Darlington Journals: Delegates to
the Federation of Woman's Clubs
from Darlington to La Crosse are
Mrs. j. G. Monahan, Mrs. II. G.
Martin and Mrs. G. i. Osborn.
The office in this city of the Wiscon-
sin Telephone Company is in the store
of Eastman & Mcserole. The line is
a long distance one, and no expense
has been spared in its construction
Election returns We're received over it
on Tuesday night in q very satisfact-
DRY manner.
Mrs. Mary Williams, who recently
returned from visit in England to
the home of her sister, Mrs. George
w. Strong, is now visiting with her
friend, Mrs. Samuel Jacka, of this
city.
Mrs. McGregor, of Platteville, in
spected the George III. Legate Relief
Corps of this city, on last Friday
afternoon. The Comrades of the Post
were invited to a banquet served by
the ladies Of the corps in the evening,
and all express themselves highly
pleased with the hospitality extended
to them.
Rev. +. Kent will return on Satur-
day from Mt. Clemens, Michigan, and
occupy his pulpit on Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Hill and son are here
from Beloit for visit at the home of
her father, Mayor Gilman.
The people Of Mineral Point have
excellent facilities for receiving the
latest news. Returns were received
on election night over the line between
this city and Dodgeville, at the store
Of Brewer \ Penhallegon: over the
VI isconsin Telephone line, al East
man 4 Mcserole's drug store, and by
telegraph, al the city hall.
The funeral Of Mr.. William i5
Williams took place at Dodgeyille,
on Monday under the direction Of
Dodgeyille lodge +. and a. NJ. Of
which he was q member. He was 90
years Of age.
While in Dodgeville on Monday
Mr. ". W. Williams Of this city
enjoyed iii. first visit with his mother