Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-10-19
ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS.
Personal and Other Matters C0ntin
ued from First Page.

Mrs. G. Spensley returned from
Chicago last Saturday. She went
that far with her daughter Ruth, who
has returned to Kemper Hall, Keno
sha. She was accompanied home by
her son George, who comes for "a
visit. He holds very responsible
position with the Price establishment,
where he has been for number of
years, and grows in favor and promo
tion every year.
We had the pleasure last week Of
being conducted by DR.. w. G. llalcs
over his new residence, which il fast
on the way to completion. The house
is most admirably arranged for com
fort and convenience. That the plans
ms furnished by DR.. iIalcs have been
faithfully executed, visit to this
new home will testify. II has every
convenience, being stcam-heated and
electric lighted together with water
privileges. The outward design Of
the house, AS one who Is well up in
such matters said, Is strikingly
beautiful. Variety, and not dull
uniformity marks the design.
On the arrival of President McIiin-
ley and party at Milwaukee on Mon
day, n reception committee was in
waiting with carriages, to receive
the distinguished visitors. Carriage
No, |, was assigned to President
William Mckinley, Gov. Edward
Scolicld and Mayor d. >. Rose.
The grand lodge of Good 1'emplars
of Wisconsin met in Lacrosse last
week. The total membership OF the
2Gl lodges Is ll,651 active member
ship, 1887.
The Warren Leader has entered
upon the ninth year Of it's existence. 1T
is u well printed and newsy
Rev. r. Kent has been invited TO
attend the installation Of the Rev.
O. ID. Odell, M pastor, of the Second
Presbyterian Church, Dubuque, ON
Wednesday next. The pastor elect is
the son of one Of Mr.. kcnts old time
friends, whom he has preached for
and visited in Brooklyn, n. Y. and
Birmingham, England
At the Grand lodge Of /. o. G.. r.,
held HL l.aCroasG, last week, VI ISIS
Jennie Fizsimons was elected deputy
grand marshal.
Dr, and Mrs. Charles Ross are
back again from Ohio, and are set
tied for the winter in the old l.anyon
homestead
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Smith have
sold their homo II this city, and leave
today for kewance, H. Many friends
wish them happiness in their home.
The 'ua aud bazaar at the H. NJ.
Church on Wednesday ugrning was
one al the most successful ever held .
aud was u credit to the ladies of the
Alpha society.
Among those who went to Dodge
Nillc an Monday To SEQ President
Mckinley, were George W, Horn and
wife, Mrs. Ghas. llornung and son
Elmer, Adolph Appel and his sister,
Miss Kate Appel, Mrs. Edith Ilar-
wick, Mrs WIN, Iiammill, Mrs. Ida
Hewitt aud son Harry, aud Mrs, f.. y.
Hutchison and daughters.
Morris proctor's SALE came on on
Tuesday and +. T.. Dayisson the
auctioneer, says that stock generally
brought good prices, especially milch
COWS, some Of which sold for over
tifly dollars "A head.
Farm sales are quite numerous, aud
our local auctionecrs, n. *, Van
aahNit anu I . H. l'uN lEHbl, bptll say
that more are tofOllow,
Tho second high school foot ball
team defeated like team Of Darling
ton at tina, place last Saturday by Il
score Of u To U,
Born, on Tuesday, Oct. II, To Mr.,
and Mrs. Joseph GRADER, n daughter.
Frank Lynch had the misfortune to
have one of his horses die Tuesday
night.
Rev. Il. Kent, next Sunday morning
will preach ON Ezckicrs Vision of
the Waters that issued from under
the Threshnold Of the Temple" In
the evening, the subject will be, "The
Lesson OF the Leaves; n sermon for
the season.
0'fhc Lancaster high school foot ball
team defeated the plattcvillo normal
team ut the former place last Satur-
day by the score OF l. tot
Mr.. Matt Waslcy, who has boon
here from Iowa for some time, ON II
visit, accompanied his sister to
Dodgevillo on Monday to soc and
hear President Mckinley.