Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-09-04

Miss Annie Smith, daughter OF MI
and Mrs. VIM. H. Smith Of Milwau-
kee, returned home on Monday after
a pleasant visit in Mineral Point.
Miss Mamie X. Bishop has accept
ed the position of supervisor OF draw
ing In the public schools Of Wausau,
this state, for the coming year.
Mrs. Harry King and daughters,
MarPery, Jane, and Harriet, OF
Cleveland, Ohio, arrived here on
Tuesday evening, for a visit at the
home OF Mrs. Joseph Gundry,
win Reynolds has returned to
Chicago, where he holds good
position with the Chicago Electric
Light and Power Co.
Mr., G. S. Simmington returned to
Chicago on Monday, after very
pleasant visit Of two weeks with
relatives in this vicinity. Mrs.
Simmington will remain for longer
visit.
Thos. Brinigar Of Faycttc was In
Mineral Point on Monday, enroute
for Oklahoma, to visit relatives and
look over new lands.
The name Of Miss Bessie Deagcs
appears in the list of graduates for
1902 OF the scientific department Of
the Northern Indiana Normal School.
Miss Deages is cousin of Mrs.
Charles Hornung Of this city.
Mr.. Michael McCarvillc returned to
Milwaukee on Monday after n visit
OF two weeks with relatives in Iowa
and Lafayette counties. Mrs. McCar-
Vile, who came out from the city
some time ago, will remain for II
longer visit. Mr.. McCarville Is city
manager In Milwaukee for the Singer
sowing machine company.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cox and little
daughter Gertrude OF Evansville, Ill.
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. b. j.
Bennett.
John Green visited during the past
week with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hamblyn
and other friends in this city.
David Michael of Milwaukee, who
il visiting Mt the home Of his aunt,
Mrs. Joseph Dellor, is n young artist
Of ability, We have seen n number
Of his original sketches and ali are
good. He will without doubt make
his mark some day as an artist.
Miss Amy Pcnhallcgon and Nettie
and Ethel Oxman, OF Chicago, are
here visiting relatives.
Mrs. Josiah Lanyon, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Bert White
and Master Cyrus White are visiting
Albert Lanyon in Detroit, Mich.
They were also guests Of Rev. and
Mrs. Thomas Kent at Mount Clemens.
They expect before returning to Min
eral Point to visit Sarnia, Canada,
and Niagara Falls.
Misses Mary T.. McCabe, Mary
GOrgen, Margaret O'Noill, Maud
O'Farrell, Helen Harris, Ada Weiden.
Teller, Alice Spensloy and Nettle Pri-
dcauX have returned to Milwaukee
to complete the course at the Normal.
Henry Wcisc and daughter Miss
Rotta went over to Plattcvilc on
Monday, to visit relatives.
MIR, and Mrs. j. w. Boggs OF Mil
waukee returned home Saturday, after
n three weeks visit with their parents
MIR. and Mrs. Peter +. Roger. Mr..
Boggs has been employed with the
Milwaukee Dry Dock Co., rs shipcar-
pointer, for the past ten years,
The Detroit Plymouth Weekly says:
Mount Hope church, Detroit
"Christian Cheerfulness" WAS the sub
ject OF discourse delivered by Mrs. DR..
Deahofo, daughter OF our pastor,
Rev. Thos. Kent. The manner OF
portrayal was most interesting and
Instructive. The attendance was the
largest In years ut an evening service
in summer. The people were never
moro happily united than they are at
present under the miuistration OF the
Rev. Thomas Kent. The attendance
on Sunday services and midweek
prayer meetings ia on the increase
and new life seems To be stirred up
in all the departments.
George Il, Biddick left on Saturday
afternoon for Milwaukee where he will
attend the State fair, before returning
to his homo at Elk River, Minnesota
Misses Margaret, Annie aud Rose
Lsvcrty of Chicago, came up last
week on the sad mission OF attending
their mothers funeral.
Mrs. John Schilling and son Clar-
cnce and Mrs. n. r.. Schmidt, who