Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-07-03
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

illness OF her father, Joseph Nichols,
who Is now recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Martin, form
err residents OF this place (now OF
Minneapolis, visited during the past
week with relatives In this city and
vicinity.
Rural Mail Route No. l, out OF
this city and the recently constructed
telephone lines leading south and
southwest gives the people. of the
towns Of Kendall and Belmont means
of communication with the people OF
Mineral Point not heretofore en-
ioyed, and which all appreciate.
Mrs. Thomas Given and daughter,
Mrs. J. Lillibridge, are here from
Manchester, Iowa; the guests OF Mrs.
Robert M. Crawford.
Rev. Father Darcy is here from
Chicago FOR visit with his father
and old time friends.
Mrs. Thomas Burke returned to
Mineral Point on Thursday last from
Michigan City, Indiana, where she
has been for the past year.
Mrs. c. II. Marks OF Michigan
City, Indiana, accompanied by her
daughter, Is here for visit at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. j. G. Mckee.
Mrs. +. c. Andrews Is here from
Denver for visit Mt the home OF her
mother Mrs. John Gray.
Mrs. Charles Cron and daughter
Alma OF Kansas City, Kansas, are
here visiting Mrs. Peter Theno and
other relatives and friends.
Clyde G. Goldthorpe OF Cobb grad
uated from the State Normal school
at Plattevile last week.
A letter recently received by Phil
Hewitt from John Lakings OF Hurley,
s. OAK, gives an account OF a severe
storm which recently visited that sec
ton and damaged his property to the
amount OF about three thousand dol
lars. He had two large barns blown
down. His crops were nearly all de-
strOyed.
Mr.. and Mrs M. =. Rindlaub and
daughter Gertrude of Platteville have
gone on the Wisconsin editorial ex-
cursion from St. Paul to st. Louis.
Thomas Luty has rebuilt and great
ly improved his pleasant residence on
Ridge street.
George w, Johns, OF Minlin was in
town on Saturday and made The
Democrat a friendly call.
Pierce Nolen, chairman OF the town
OF Miniin transacted business in Min
eral Point on Saturday, and called on
The Democrat.
Josph w. Pollard, who has been
In Albuquerque, New Mexico, for the
past year, arrived home last week.
He was accompanied by his brother
j. Frank Pollard, OF Idaho Springs,
Colorado.
Miss May Tregilgus is home from
Arcadia, this state, where she has
been teaching school,
Miss Mary Shaw, teacher in the
Milwaukee public schools, Is home
for the summer vacation,
The Madison Democrat reports that
John NJ. Parkinson is suffering from
IN attack of appendicitis.
Hon. ]. j. Oswald and wife of Ian
caster have been visiting In this city
with their daughter Mrs. Isaac Deller.
Mr.. Oswald made The Democrat n
call on Monday,
Mrs. John Francois and daughter
Miss Emma Francois left Thursday
morning for visit in Milwaukee,
Washington Corroll and Miss Glenn
emit, OF Prairie du Sac, came here on
Friday last to attend the Correll-
Hutchinson wedding, which took place
on Monday.
Mics Annie Uron is home from II
visit OF several months with her sister
in Wyoming. Her nephew, Mortimer
James, accompanied her here and will
remain for II visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Evans are
here from Denver, Colorado, for n
visit with old time friends. Mr..
Evans made fortunate purchases OF
property in Denver several years ago
and is comfortably situated there.
John McMulleu is here from kanka-
kee, H., having completed the philo-
sophical course ut the Roman Catho-
| lie college Mt that place, from
which he has just received the degree
of Bachelor of Arts, He spent the
last two weeks in visiting relatives
and friends in Chicago, LaSalle and
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