Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-06-19

builder Of this city"
Blanchardville Blade: Thoma
Dobson, wife and daughter Emily,
and his brother Alfred drove over TO
Mineral Point, on Wednesday, to at
tend the wedding Of their niece, Miss
Lottie Ray.
Shullsburg Local: The owners Of
the Fire Hill mine are putting on a
Joplin holster this week. They have
good sheet Of lead and jack.
Fennimore Times, June IL: Mr..
and Mrs. Arch Hubbard came from
Mineral Point last Friday, to visit
Mr.. Uubbard's sister, Mrs. William
Rowe.
Darlington Democrat, June ~:
James Weaver lies at the point Of
death at his home in this city. He
was stricken with apoplexy Friday
while visiting friends at GAINESVILLE,
and was brought home Saturday eve
Illlks wv llD'S VI l'NofIlJ '" 'li
tertained from the start.
William Penbcrthy was here from
Chicago last week for short visit
with his family and friends. He
holds good position In u large es-
Establishment and expects to have his
family join him shortly.
At its meeting at Gable, H., last
week the Western Conference elected
Rev. John Hardcastle general secre-
tary; and Rev. S. II. Chubb was
elected secretary.
Comrade j. G. Goldthorp Of Cobb
has been granted n pension OF $S per
month.
Mrs. J. G. Tenney and Miss Edith
Cole of Mason City, Iowa, have been
visiting at the home William Berry
and family.
Plattcville Witness II. d. Secloy is
now occupying his fine new home in
ullt o'AVi INl v VI VIC 'lbJ w ptNl'l
can now boast of having one Of the
most elegant homes in the city.
Mrs. j. }. PcnhallcgOn and Miss
Amy Masten are in Madison this
week attending the meeting Of the
Grand Temple of Rathbone Sisters of
Wisconsin. The former Is represent
alive Of Raven Temple Of this city,
and the latter one of the grand Off
GERS.
Mrs. l.. II. Brooks and daughter
Ruth OF Sheridan, Wyoming, are
here for visit her cousin, Miss Amy
Masten
Several days ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Jenkins started from their
home in North Dakota to visit their
parents and friends In Platteville.
They reached Galena, where Mrs.
Jenkins succumbed to weakness and
died. Two small children, the younest
five wcaks old, survive. Mrs. Jenkins
was formerly Miss Jennie Squires of
Platteville.
In spite of the rain there was large
at the reading by Miss
Carrie Britain of Chicago, ut the
opera hall last Thursday evening, for
the benefit of Trinity church guild.
lInoch Arden was we'll rendered by
Miss Britain, who was accompanied
by Miss Gale with appropriate music
on the piano. Miss Britain kindly
gave the reading gratuitously and
from the entertainment the guild real
tied the handsome sum Of forty dol
lars.
Thomas Braclleu, John G, Martin
and Rev. II. Il. Martin went to Mil
waukoo on Wednesday morning to
attend the prohibition state convon.
tiOn.
G. A, Blanchard, representing Hen
ny lIorncr & Co., Chicago, called on
his Mineral Point friends and patrons
on Tuesday.
Mrs, Angelina Graham and daugh-
ter, who have been visiting for the
past fow weeks AT the home of MIR, and
Mrs. John G, Martin, started on
morning on their return
to their home in Kansas City, Mo.
John O'Neill Is home from the Uni
vcrsity of Notre Dame, to spend the
summer vacation.
Subject at the young peoples meet
ing at the T. NJ. church Sunday at
6:3O p, M, "SpirituNl Power con-
Quoted 10y Mrs. James Brewer, Jr.
John Ralph went to Chicago on
Wednesday,, aud from there will go to
J oiet to meet his wife, who will re-
turn home with him.
Miss Nellie Ryan OF Darlington
spent II few days of the week with her
friend, Miss Katie Brow of Mineral
Point