Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-09-14
ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS.
Personal and Other Matters Contin-
ued from First Page.

ucU from FIIst i dSI.
Mr.. Guy =. Cobb, inspector OF rev.
enue for the Indian service, is here
for a brief visit with his family He
looks as though the work agrees with
him.
Mrs. Thomas GRADER and Miss
Aggic McArdle went to Madison on
Wednesday for visit at the home
of Mr.. Michael McCarvillc, where
they are to meet friends from New
York.
Mr.. A. S. White arrived here on
Saturday evening from Pittsburg,
Kansas, for visit Of u few weeks.
His wife, son Cyrus, daughter,
Gladys and Mrs. Josiah Lanyon
also returned this week after II pleas
ant visit OF about three weeks in
Colorado.
Mrs. John Boynton has just return
ed from u three weeks visit with rel
tiycs and friends at Iplattcvllc.
Carpenters have begun the work OF
making extensive Improvements to the
residence OF Mrs M. J. Spenslcy.
Joseph TambIyn is mt work improv
ing his residence.
Mrs. Homer Snow is in Dixon, H.,
visiting friends.
The Harvest Home exercise advcr-
tiscd TO be held at the Willow Springs
=. M, church on Sunday, Sept. II,
has been postponed to Sunday, Sept.
q, at which time an interesting pro-
gram will be carried out,
DR.. and Mrs T.. $. Fcssenden are
here for visit nt thr home OF their
son Harry Fcssendcn,
Miss A. i. Strong goes to Water
town this week, where she will teach
vocal music.
Miss Pearl Harris returned last
Monday from n two months stay In
Dixon and Chicago, accompanied by
her aunt Mrs John Wasley, Of Dix
on, Ill.
Mr.. Paul Haincy, formerly of this
place, Is here ON II business and
pleasure visit from Frccport ILL.,,
His two daughters have been here for
some time visiting ut the home of Mr.
and Mrs. +. Strclctzsky. Mr.. IIaincy
is taking orders for portraits In oil
crayon, etc, aud represents the Wash
ington Portrait Co., of Frecport.
His friends welcome his visit, and
hope that he will meet with good sue
cess.
Mrs. Harwick received, this week,
from Colorado u large photo OF her
father, brothers, and sistrra. 1t was
taken ont OF doors, ut Altman Gold
Hill Mountain is seen IN the hack-
ground and also the towns OF Gillett
and Grassy. Mrs IIarwicls's father,
Mr.. Matt Wasley, Is known to many
here. 1t was u sort Of II family re-
union, VIM, Waslcy's daughter,
Miss Nellie, who IL in Colorado on II
visit, is also shown In the picture.
VIM Tregilgus has returned from
Dodgoville, and Is employed by the
firm Of EnAenroth " Crowley.
Charles w. Dixon, commercial
traveller, held ticket No. 10, b which
drew the Gramophone at A. w.
Thomas Store. His home is in New
York city,
Mr.. j. NJ. Gundry arrived here on
Tuesday moons train for brief
visit, He was on his return from
trip to Colorado.
Judge Mcllhon and Mr. j. NJ.
Mulhairn made II business visit to
Cuba City ON last Friday.
Mr. Graf Earnest, son Of Hon.
j. II. Earnest, OF Shullshurg, was In
town on Monday and Tuesday.
Rev. J. l.. Linsloy of Albion Is
making short visit to friends here,
Preaching vt Lost Grove next Sun
nay morning, and ut Diamond Grove
next Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lillian llosken arrived safely
mt Palousc, Washington, where she Is
teaching school and seems we'll
pleased with the outlook,
Mrs. ]. Il. Wallis Is visiting with
her son NJ Perry, Iowa.
Mrs. Edward Bouchard left on
Tuesday for Chicago, whore she eX-
poets to make her future home.
Matthew Rogers, OF Dodgcville,
died on Tuesday. Joseph Davey
died from paralysis, Both were old
settlers