Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-13

Beckerleg and Thomas M. Harris OF
this city. They reside with their mother
at Bloomington.
f. w. Van Dusen has returned to
our city after having spent few weeks
In rest at his home. His health is much
improved. He will not resume his
work here at once, but will rest for
several weeks, then go TO Chicago to
spend the winter In study. Miss Me-
LISA Osborne OF Darlington will take
charge Of his piano classes here and
at Darlington.
George Jeuck, Sr. has sold his half
interest in the store building, No. lO6
Commerce ST., to his sons w. j.,
George and Frank Jeuck; consider
alton 81 900.
The Misses Eva and Bertha Ladd
have returned to their home in Iowa
after a visit with their cousin Miss
Marie Laid, at Rewey, and relatives
in Mineral Point and Platteville.
The Linden Southwest Wisconsin
says that the word from James Hicks,
now at Battle Creek Sanitarium, Is
that he Is gaining strength RICH along.
Mrs. William Lanyon has gone to
New York city, to visit her daughter
Mrs. Posey.
Mrs. +. G. Wedenfeller and Miss
Gertrude Weldenfeler went to Nit
waukec on Thursday.
On Thursday last Hermann Parmley
and Earl Jackson returned from the
Monona Lake Assembly. They left
Madison at 4:30 p. m. Wednesday and
came by way Of Rilcys, Mt. Horeb,
Blanchardville and Jonesdale, walk
ing the entire distance OF sixty miles
and arriving AT Mineral Point at 2
p. IN.
James II. Dunn and wife have gone
to Denver to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Deller and son
Oswald go to Lancaster today for II
visit of few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iskowich, and child,
who have been visiting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Deller, re-
turned on Wednesday to Streator, I'll.
The fair, Aug. 10, 10, 20, u, 1903.
First and Best.
The kindly mention OF the press of
| he state Of Editor William M. Togo,
attests to the esteem in which he was
held by his brother editors. He was
II man OF high character and earnest.
ness OF purposes. His wife, one daugh-
ter and one son survive him. During
his fathers long illness, the son, al
though young In years, has conducted
tho Republican-Obse Office In an
efficient manner.
Miss Annie Engleken OF Bellevue,
Iowa, and Miss Bermece Hornung of
Dubuque are here visiting relatives
and friends.
Work Is progressing rapidly on the
home OF John Peters. When complet-
cd it will be one Of the neatest resi-
dences In the city.
V. A. Bennett Is down from Madison
assisting in the work NJ the Democrat
Office
Samuel Sims Is preparing to erect n
new and commodious home.
Prepare for the great Mineral Point
fair next week.
II you would join in the reunion of
the people OF Southwest Wise onsin be
sure aud attend the First and Best
Fair, Mineral Point, Aug, 1921
Mrs Nichols and daughter are here
from Iowa, the guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs,
Thomas Sims.
Thomas Bottomly aud sister Miss
Ida are here from Des Moines for II
visit.
John Schmt Is rebuilding and en-
largiug his dwelling house on Madi-
son street.
Mrs. n. Trewcei Is visiting with her
daughter Mrs. Annie Jones Mt Ocon-
omowoc.
w. II. Bennett returned to Madison
Wednesday morning, having com
pleted his duties rs member of the
board of review of the city OF Mineral
Point,
We are glad to report the recovery
from their recent illness OF MIR. +, Y.
Hutchinson and other members of his
family, Mr., Hutchison expects to
shortly be able to attend to business,
:, w. Wis, Fair, Aug. Is 81.
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