Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-31
ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS.
Personal and Other Matters Contin-
ued from First Page.


OF Madison, registered at the U. S.
Hotel on Wednesday, and spent the
afternoon in this city.
Mrs. George Brewer is entertaining
Mrs. Fault and Mrs. Fleming, rcla-
tives from Kewanee, Ill.
Preaching at Lost Grove next Sun
day morning, and at Diamond Grove
next Sunday afternoon, by Messrs.
Vial and Hughes, of Linden.
Mr.. III. II. Monroe, who has been In
the Klondike country for two years,
arrived here last week. His wife has
been here for the past year, at the
home OF j. l.. Beardsley. Mr.. Mon
roe relates many thrilling expert
ences. Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe will re-
main here for few weeks.
Rev. y. Kent will preach ut Willow
Springs next Sunday afternoon.
Osee and Paul Morgan, OF Darling
ton, have been visiting In this city
during the week, with their brother
Dr.. w. j. Morgan. They returned
home on Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Bond, oi Boscobel, is
visiting in this city, ~ guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. +. Allen.
Mr.. Fred Green, OF Kewanec, prom
Ia. ,inl mud ,,,t,t,t,ul .ip,,Inu In
that city, was recently guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. J.. Allen,
The NJ. T.. Ladies Md will give u
Harvest Home l5c Tea, NJ the Church
next Wednesday afternoon. Supper
ready at five. Everybody invited.
Judge George CIementson, of Lam
caster, visited his son, DR.. Clement
son IN This city this week.
Many Mineral Pointers are attend
Ing the iowa county fair at Dodge
Vile today
Robert s. Crawford went on Mon
day to PIattcvillc, where he has en-
tered The State Normal School,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Curry and
daughter Miss Mary, arc attending
the races mt Nutwood Park, Dubuque,
this week,
Mrs G. T.. Gale and her mother,
Mrs Cox, are IN Latrossc, visit
ing Mr.. irwin Cox. They went by
way of Barnboo, where they visited
for two days with Harry and Bert
Gale.
Mr.. John Ralph returned on Tues
day night from Chicago, where he
had been for about ten days spending
his summer vacation with relatives
and friends,
Some errors were made In the pub
lished premium list last week. The
first premium in bookkeeping was
awarded to Miss Bertha Horn, and
the second premium to Miss Beulah
5ambrough.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. -. Slower and
children returned home ON Wedncs-
day night. They started early last
week, and drove to Adeline, H., Ga
distance OF some eighty miles J,
where they spent several days, visit
ing relatives and old-timc friends.
Mr.. George II. Thoma, brother of
our townsman, A, w. Thoma, came
here during fair week, from his home
IN Thrcc Rivers, Michigan, He re-
mained hero only short time, but
Expressed himself MS delighted with
old Mineral Point, II being his first
visit. He IL prominent citizen and
cwoler of Three Rivers, and Watch
Inspector for the NJ. G. Ry, the l., s.
Try. and the NJ, s, Ky.
Miss Preston, who has been on u
visit to Colorado, with Mrs. Josiah
auyon and Mrs. A. $. White, re-
turned last Tuesday, much pleased
with the trip.
George Harris, lr,, while threshing
out nj l4aXoy, fell from the machine,
aud disloratcd his shoulder. He was
ut once broughtto town, whero the In
jury was attended To by Or. Dcahofr,
ana ut last account was doing we'll,
Mrs. Norton. the lady of color, who
was n maker of ladies switches and
Of hair goods generally, died last
week, aud on Friday was buried at
Graceland cemetery, Rev, I. Kent
officiating. Most of our rolorrd
people attended the services.
Mrs. Elizabeth NcCollius aud two
grandchildren returned homo from
Dixon, H., after n months visit with
relatives She was accompanied 10y
her niece, Mrs ~ w Law.
Mrs, Samuel I.anyon, OF lola, Kan
sas, is dclghting her many friends in
Mineral Point by making u short Wis
1t here,
Mrs, Cyrus l.anyon has returned
from pleasant visit at Calumet,
Al irh npnhunaninI Nv hnr cons IN