Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-08-22

ed for England last week to represent
American Primitive Methodism in the
Ecumentcal Council in London, Eng
land. Rev Kent has retired from the
regular ministry, but retains his mem-
bership, and gives his services gra-
tuitously to the 2. NJ. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Trevarrow and
their daughter, Miss Gertrude, are
here for visit at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Josiah Lanyon. His
home is at lola, Kansas.
The following young ladies from
this city will attend the Stale Normal
School in Milwaukee during the ccm-
ing year; Mary McCabe, Margaret
O'Neill, Alice Spensloy, Nettic Pri-
deaux, Ada Weidenfeller, Helen Har-
ris and Maud O'Farreu.
Francis Simmington is here from
Chicago, visiting relatives in this city
and vicinity,
En- Senator Archibald Campbell re-
ceived a stroke of paralysis Monday
evening and his condition is critical.
He was a state senator from Iowa
county about twenty years ago.
Mr.. viii Reynolds, who holds a
position in the Office of the chief elcc-
trician of the Chicago Telephone com
pany, is here for a brief visit at the
home of his parents His brother Ira
returned home with him from Chi.
cago.
Mr.. Isaac Deller came over from
Lancaster, on Saturday, returning on
Monday.
Master Ralph thinner came from
Milwaukee, on Monday, for visit al
the home of his grandfather, Mr.
Joseph Deller.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Guttenstein and
Emmanuel Guttenstein. of Milwaukee
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
A. G. Deller.
Miss Mayme Folliard returned last
Friday from Dodgeville, where she
spent two weeks at she County Insti.
tute.
The NJ. +. Sunday School held
its annual picnic on last Thursday
ia Branger's grove. A good crowd
was present and pleasant time was
enjoyed. The Mineral Point Band
furnished music.
Henry Williams and wife, and his
brother, Frank Williams and wife
came up from Savannah on Monday
and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Branger.
Mrs. l.. E. Meason and daughter
returned to their home at La Crosse
on Monday, having been here for a
visit with relatives and old friends.
Master George Shaw is here from
Dixon, H., for a visit at the home ot
his aunt, Mrs. Geo. d. Masten. He
is a son of the editor of The Dixor
Daily Telegraph.
George w. Crawford, who is atten'
ding the business department of the
Northern Indiana Normal, came uE
from Valparaiso on Saturday for a
two weeks visit. James, who has
been taking few studies during the
summer term, returned home with him,
Mr.. Samuel PenhaIlegon arrived
here on Monday, having disposed OF
his bank and lumber interests al
Struble. He has prospered in the
west, and his family remain for the
present in their Inc home at LeMars.
He expects to invest in property else
where, and it is hoped that he may
conclude to return to his old home
city of Mineral Point.
On last Friday morning John w,
Horn and Frank Martin got mixed up
in a runaway accident. The horse
which they were driving TO the deliv.
cry wagon took fright and ran away
throwing the occupants TO the ground
Frank fortunately escaped with slight
injury. Mr.. Horn had his right leg
badly bruised, and was confined tc
his home for several days. He hopes
to be around again soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Graber and
family have moved into their fine new
home, in this city, which they pur.
chased last year from E. w. Eastman.
A host of friends welcome them as
permanent residents of Mineral Point.
Elmer Hornung returned on last
Thursday. from an eight weeks yisi,
with relatives in Iowa and South
Dakota. His grandmother, Mrs.
Eugelken, of Bellevue, Iowa, returned
with him TO this city, for visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Hornung.
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