Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-06-12

u htOlJD VI l1'N r ~ 49,
Point attending the encampment OF
the Grand Army aud the state con-
vcntion OF the Relief Corps.
Harmon i. Van Dusen has been re-
elected principal OF the Jefferson high
school ut q salary Of 81, 400.
Married May %, by Rev. Z. o. Gle
sci at the residence of the bridegroom's
parents at elk grove, Mr.. johnson OF
Cobb. Wis, and Miss Martin OF High
land Wisconsin.
M. Doolan came up from Chicago
this week for visit at the home OF
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. James
Doolan.
Mrs. NeCollins, mother OF Prof.
Elmer NeCollins, q former teacher in
our city schools, died at her home in
Kewanee, H.. and was brought to
Hazel Green for burial.
The Shullsburg Pick and Cad re-
ports that the concentrating plant at
the Helena mill will be in running
order about the first Of July.
Miss Anna Vincent Of this city at
tended memorial exercises in Lancas-
ter, and has since been visiting
friends IN and around that city.
Hollandale Review, June g. Mrs
Matt Demuth Of the town Of Mineral
Point, visited relatives in this vicinity
over Sunday.
Eleanor Wcidenfoller, daughter Of
w. O. Woidcnfcller, and Miss Agnes
Mix, daughter of DR.. II. y. Mix,
graduated from the Highland High
School this year.
Warren Sentinel, June A: Miss Ella
Mullen OF Mineral Point has complet-
ed u season of successful teaching in
the Stow district. Miss Mullen Is
said to be one Of the best teachers
that ever welded the birch in that
locality.
The Cummings home in this city,
which has been undergoing improve
mcnts, has been rcpaintcd and pre-
sents fine appearance.
Fennlmore Times, June 4; Mrs.
j. w. Beethman Is attending the state
! w. G. II. u. convention at Milwaukee
as u delegate from Fennmore. She
will stay with her sister, Mrs. Katinka
Riedel, while in the city.
Miss Emma Nacf Is here from Chi
cago visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.,
and Mrs. Ernest Naef.
Highland Press Lynch and Lewis
disposed Of their pile OF bone last
week, and now n dozen teams are en-
gagged hauling II to Cobb. This may
tend to liven mining up bit this
summer.
The marriage of Miss Annie Horn
of Plattovllle and Harry Spoth took
place on Wednesday, Juno 4, at Mr..
Speth's home n1ar Belmont.
Joseph J. Fielder returned on Tues
day from weeks soiourn in South
Oak ta. He visited BrOokings and
other counties, and says that he met
hosts Of Wisconsin people. FIo re-
ports the trip II very pleasant one.
Mrs. WIN. Treweck has been allow
cd pension of $S per month, dating
from oct. II, 1900, and ~ each per
month additional for two of her chill
dren under Ii years of age,
The circuit court for Lafayette
county adjourned last week after II
three days term and no jury trial,
Mrs. Mary Dover has been restored
to the pension roll at $l2 per month
dating from oct. %, 1901,
Dean Chase went to Lancaster to-
day to preside over the Madison con-
vocation of the Episcopal church. 1t
will be two days session and he
will return homo on Saturday.
MIR. aud Mrs. Frank Jacha accom-
panied by her little niece came here
last week for visit with relatives
and friends.
Jesse league has taken n position
in the grocery store of Charles Hen
dra.
Mrs. John Esch went to Racine OF
Tuesday morning for visit with her
daughter,
Prof Emery Bray of Linden was in
town ON Tuesday.
DR.. w. c. Hales, DR.. S. Vivian
aud Frank G. Ludden represented
Mineral Point Lodge, No /, in the
Grand Lodge for Wisconsin, f. aud
A, Nj, which held It's meeting in Mil
waukce this week, Over 600 Masons
attended the opeuing session on Tues
day.