Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-01-04

Judge f. Is. Goodsell, of Lancas-
ter, was recently elected venerable
consul of the Woodman Camp at that
place. He is an enthuSicastie Wood
man.
Miss Bessie Olney, of Belmont,
visited relatives and friends in Min-
eral Point, during the holidays.
Her cousin Miss Nellie keegan re-
turned with her for a visit at BEL
mont.
There will be a joint installation
of the officers of the Geo. II. Legate
Post, aud the w. Il. G., on the even
ing of Jan. ~.
Mrs. w. w. King, of Darlington.
and w. H. Brubaker and son, OF
Winthrop, Iowa, were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sims during
the week.
Warren Leader: Morris Toay, of
Jonesdale, Wis, was in town over
the great holiday. at the homo of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Toay.
Warren Leader: Dec. ~: MIR. and
Mrs. Joel Peterson expect to leave
this week for Mineral Point, where
Mr.. Peterson has secured employment
II the Zine works.
Fred Charles. who holds a good
position in Faribault, Mimi. spent
his vacation here with his mother and
sister.
Conrad and William Studc went
to Chicago this week, and will visit
their sister Mrs. Lizzie Cornelius
who has been sick for some time.
Miss Katie O'Dowd returned to
Chicago this week, having spent her
vacation at home.
]. II. Gribble starts this week for
New Mexico. He expects to go as
far as California before returning.
Seth Hewett, of Arlington, South
Dakota, and Marvin Hobitt, of Al
bany, Green county, visited in this
city on Tuesday. the guests ot their
friend Jonathan Matthews.
David Michels. who visited AT the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dcller,
reurndcd to Milwaukee, Wednesday.
Services at Lost Grove next sun
day morning, aud at Diamond Grove
in the afternoon.
Miss Sallie Hadheld, OF Oak Park,
Ill. who has been visiting relatives
and friends here returned home on
Tuesday last.
Hollandale Review; Hon. G.. G..
Cox, of WaldwicI was a passenger
up the line Monday evening. He was
on his way home from Chicago, where
he had spent Il week taking treatment
for rheumatism.
Married, on Wednesday, Jan. 3,
1900, at the NJ. +. parsonage, in this
city, 10y Rev. Geo. Merrilield, Mr..
George Perkins and Mrs. Helen
Hemphill, both of Highland.
Fred Frcdrickscn visited in Mineral
Point last week. the guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. w. T. Jackson, who re-
turned with him to Waupun, for a
visit at his home.
We regret to learn that Mrs. j. f.
Phillips has decided to sell the U. S.
hotel property in this city and retire
from the hotel business. The house
is doing a very profitable business.
Parties looking fol an investment OF
this kind cannot find a better oppor-
tunity. Mineral Point has taken on
new life and the prospects are bright
er than ever before for rapid growth
in many directions. This hotel has
been under its present management
for more than thirty-tive years. The
| building is a substatial stone struc-
ture and is in the best of repair, is
steam heated and electric lighted and
is in evcryway we'll adapted to hotel
business. The extensive patronage
which it has long enjoyed is sufficient
evidence of this fact.
Orrin Beardsley, of Reedsburg,
was down last week for visit with
his parents MIR. aud Mrs. j. l..
Beardsley.
Mr.. Rollin Bender and Miss Ollie
Keller, from Kent, H., have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hupperts during the holidays.
Messrs. Ed. and Frank Lenahan are
here for few weeks at the home of
their mother, Mrs. u. Lenahan.
Mrs. Charles Vincent is in Potosi
for short business visit.
John Correll has gone to Chicago
with car load of cattle from his
farm near Cobb. Before returning
home he will 60 to Sheboygan to
visit his son Washington, who is
running drug store at that place.
Thos. B. Tregilgus who visited old
| friends and relatives in this city and
vicinity, has returned to Helena.
Montana. Mr.. Tregilgus has many
| friends here who are always glad to
know of his welfare.