Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-12-14
ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS
Personal and Other Matters COntin-
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Mrs. w. Fl. Bennett visited relatives
in Madison on Sunday last.
Show your appreciation OF home
enterprise, by attending the Band
Concert at the opera house, on Fri
day evening, Dec. 10.
Daniel Kennison, the Jonesdale
miller. is considering the project OF
building large Touring mill in Min
eral Point.
Chief of Police, w. G. Holmes and
sister Miss Mile, are at Thomas
vile, Ga, where they were called by
The serious ILLNESS of Mr.. Charles
lanes, who Is in his eighty-eigbth
year. The latest report Is that nc ID
some better.
MANY friends of Bert Gale are
pleased to know that he has been pro-
NOTED from his position Mt Baraboo
to the position OF accountant In the
shops OF the q. Il N. w. Ry., at Mil
waukee.
Mrs. Frank Suthers IL here from
Madison to spend the holidays.
Miss Boscha, OF Milwaukee, made
her friends in this city brief visit
last week.
Born, on Saturday morning, to Mr..
and Mrs. Matt Jackson, daughter.
Geo. Pedelty, Of Leadminc, visited
here Monday evening.
w. w. Scott has shown The DEM
ocrat photo taken by the All Vista
Camera, the view extending from the
depot to the new acid plant. These
views may be seen at his studio. A
more extended description will be
given in next weeks issue.
Miss Emma Wyman, instructor In
elocution at the Platteville normal
school, has consented to render sew
eral selections at the band concert on
Friday evening.
Quarterly meeting services at the
M. T.. church on Sunday next, Dec.
II, Rev. Trousdale will preach In the
evening. You arc cordially invited.
DR.. Homer Sylvester, OF Milwau-
koe, will spend Christmas ut the home
Of his parents In this city.
Mineral Point Chapter No. ], f..
and a. M, will hold II public install
lation Of tho officers elect on Wcdncs-
day, Dec. u, 1900.
The Eastern Star Chapter will hold
It's regular meeting, Wednesday even
ing, Dec. 20, opening NJ 1910.
Mrs. Ida Goelz has returned from
Monona, Iowa, where she spent SOW
eral weeks at the home OF her brother,
Hartlcss paynter.
Mrs. William Wallis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Healey, and daug htcrs,
Anna May and Nellie, and son
Emery, Of Dubuque, Mr., and Mrs.
VIM. ltundcll, and VIM. buckingham
and wife, OF Rldgeway, were called
here ON the sad nilsson Of attending
the funeral of Bonnie Wallis.
The funeral OF Bonnie Wallis,
which took place on Saturday morn
Inc, was one OF tho largest over held
here. Moro than eighty tonms were
IN the procession. Among the many
beautiful floral tributes was one sent
by the High School rs II token OF
their sorrow In the sudden death OF u
beloved pupil and schoolmate.
Among those that Witnessed the de-
feat Of the University of Wisconsin
foot ball team 10y the Chicago team, Mt
Madison, last Saturday, were the fol
lowing from this city: John Chamley,
Lewis Mack, John Trevillian, win
Trevillinn, Hugh Mediation, Torrance
Doyle, Walter Hoare, Vivian Bennett,
Frank Martin, Ray Collins, Gilbert
Random, Harry Crawford, Stacy
Kitto aud Claude Harker,
The improvements to the post-olllce
building have been completed by the
laying Of now hard wood floor. Al
together the building presents n fine
appearance.
Married, Mt Fnyotto, on Wcdnes-
day, Nov. -, 1899, by Rev, N. G..
Bradley, pastor Of the M. T.. Church,
Mr.. Washington Keegan, of this city
and Miss Mary Short, of Waldwick.
Many friends, including The Demo
crat, extend congratulations and good
wishes TO the young couple.
Dodgeville Chronicle: Miss Jessie
Jacobs, deputy county treasurer, who
has been visiting relatives and friends
In Shullsburg and Mineral Point, re-
turned homo this week.
Mrs. j. A. Mcserole and son re-
turned last week, after visit with
relatives and friends in Pittsburg and
Kansas City,