Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-10-05
ITEMS or LOCAL NEWS.
Personal and Other Matters Contin-
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Personal and Other Matters COntin-
ned from First Page.
Mrs. M. III. Maugher is visiting
relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. Hannah Vincent Is away for
a few weeks, transacting business at
British Hollow and Lancaster.
Many have taken advantage OF the
cheap rates and are visiting Chicago.
The Dodgeville foot ball team de-
feated the Darlington team at the
latter place last Saturday by q score
of II to 8. This Is the first defeat
Darlington has received in three
years.
Mrs. Corda b. Curry, OF Centralia,
state OF Washington, died Aug. I'D
1899. The funeral was held In the
Centralia M. y. church and was very
largely attended. Deceased was well
and favorab!y known In Lewis county,
Washington, where she had resided
for sixteen years. She was forty-two
years of age and the wife OF Attorney
M. Il. Curry, brother OF Mrs. Jacob
Rink, of this city.
Mrs. Chase went to Chicago on
Tuesday TO remain there for n visit OF
a couple of weeks.
The Daily Cardinal, the official
paper OF the university OF Wisconsin,
again comes to our table. 1t Is newsy
and Is a very useful publication.
Regular meeting Of Iowa Chapter
No. q, Royal Arch Masons, Monday
evening, October 9th.
Mr.. w. A. Garden accompanied by
his grand daughter, Miss Amy Minor,
OF Belmont, visited In Mineral Point
last week. They were guests OF the
Vivians.
Mr.. +. G. Ludden Is In Chicago
buying fall and winter goods.
George Thrasher presented the
Democrat with few mammoth pota-
toes, perhaps rs large ~ any ever
grown in these parts.
Mr.. and Mrs N. j. Kiclrcr and
children, on last Saturday went to
Union Mills, for n visit with Mrs.
KieiYer's father, Mr. John Tcrncs.
They returned home on Monday even
Ing.
Dr. w. G. Halcs and Ed. A.
Phillips will represent Mineral Point
Commandery, x. r., ut the meeting of
the Grand COmmandcry next week.
Mrs. Herman Wclscn il in Argyle,
visiting her parents and other rcla-
tives. Mrs Edwin prldcaux who
accompanied her there has returned
home.
j. Ii. Billings, of Cobb, was IN
town on Monday delivering II num-
Der of horses which he had sold to
Sidney Guttcnstein, and made The
Democrat n pleasant call. He re-
ports trade brisk at Cobb. The firm
Of Billings Bros. are completing the
building and fitting up Of u large
double store.
Mrs. w. G. Urcn and daughter,
Nj ISIS Annie, returned ON last Friday
from st. Louis, where they visited
for two months. They report II de-
lightful time,
Mrs. w. j. Donlin, who has been
visiting her grandfather, W. Salmon,
and other relations the past two
weeks, left for her home, Crcston
Iowa, on Wednesday morning. Mrs.
Donlin has spent the summer Mt Bay
View and other points IN northern
Michigan, She speaks of the scenery
as being very beautiful. She thinks
II Is ~ delightful place to spend tho
hot months of summer.
Mrs. John kicller went to Chicago
ON Tuesday, to visit her son, John
kioIor, lr., VIII, holds u good pos
itlon IN that city.
Mrs. Mary Ilnrdgrovc is here from
Chicago, visiting with Mrs. a. y,
Slower.
\ game Of foot ball will he played
on the fair grounds In this city on
Saturday, between Dodgoville and
Mineral Point teams, Admission, 10
and II cents
Mr., i. \, Mackay, superintendent
of the sulphuric acid works about to
be established IN connection with the
Mineral Point zinc works, arrived
here ON Monday and registered NJ the
u, ). Hotel He il accompanied by
his wife aud two children, who come
TO make this city their home.
Miss Roxy Vail and Chas Davis,
OF plnttcvillc, visited friends in this
city ON Sunday,
Washington Cornell arrived here
ON Tuesday from Shell Lake, this
state, whorc he holds good position,
us registered pharmacist. Many