Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17

Sept. Is, expecting to arrive Oct. IL
at Sidney, where they will make their
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Sullivan. Mr.. Sullivan, who Is
brotherin-law Of Mrs. Mary Sullivan,
is engaged In large Wholesale bust
ness at Sidney. Many friends here
wish the travellers health and safety
on their long journey.
Miss Rachael Bcecher visited In
Milwaukee, last week, at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlington, and attend
ed the state fair
Mrs. G. S. Simmingtcn, son and
daughter, returned to their home in
Chicago, on Tuesday Of this week.
Mr.. Simmington, who was also here
last week, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. Emery Hamblyn, formerly of
this city, and wife and baby Harold,
are visiting his mother and other
relatives in this city. Mr.. Hamblyn
IL n carpenter and contractor Of
I'rceport and reports business fairly
good, having in bis employ about
sixteen men.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Bennett Of
Madison are on a trip TO Washington,
d. G., for n visit with their son Ed.
and family. Ed is an employe in the
government printing office.
Mrs. Emily j. Wells Is here from
Oshkosh for visit with her brother
Editor b. J Bennett and other rela-
tives.
Mr.. Joseph Dcller Is very much
pleased by n visit from his niece Mrs.
G. Freedman Of New York, who is on
her return from visit to u daughter
at Omaha. This Is Mrs. Freedman
first visit to Mineral Point, and it Is
Gfty years since she last saw Mr..
Dcller, which was in New York,
Mr.. aad Mrs. Gwavas Beckerlcg Of
Chicago are here visiting relatives
and friends. Mr.. Bcckerlcg is u grand
son of the late James +. Brown of
Lost Grove, and holds u position with
the lIinois Steel company.
James Harris went to Appleton on
Tuesday TO enter Lawrence University.
a great fair for st, Mary's Catholic
school viii commence Tuesday, oct g,
and continue for three days. More
particulars will he published next
week
The office of the t. S. Hotel has
been very tastcrully decorated hy the
Woidcnloler Brothers.
Miss Ehrsam of plattcvIle was in
Mineral Point on Tuesday.
$. Crawford Ross left on Friday
last for Chicago, where he made n
short stay, arranging for board, etc,
previous to entering the law depart
mont Of the Chicago University.
From Chicago he went to Madison for
II visit, and will return home before
commencing his studies.
Miss thatcher of West Union,
Town, Is here, visiting her aunt Mrs.
A, II, Mosher,
The Monitor, published Mt Manning,
Iowa, says Of Rev A. c. Bennett,
who was formerly of this city; REV
Bennett leaves FOR IndianolA next
week to attend conference, aud the
hope of the entire community Is that
he will be returned hero. During their
their residence here he aud Mrs.
BENNETT have made friends too numcr-
Gus to count. He was the means 10y
which tho church was remodelcd and
furnished until 1t Is one Of the pref
ticst churches in this section of the
state. He has built up the congrcga-
CATION aud aroused an interest IN
church work never before felt here. =
Tho Ed. Andrews Opera Co. which
played in this city last evening pre-
scntcd Martha" in Y style that was
deserving of ~ much larger audience
than that which greeted them,
Rev NJ, Chase and George Crawford
went over to milwaukee, ON Tuesday
to attend the diocesan council of the
Episcopal church. Mrs. w. $. Ross
won't ON Wednesday to attend the
meeting Of tho woman's auxiliary. She
was accompanied Ivy her son Roland.
$, F. shepard left hero Tuesday af-
tcrnoon to visit his farm near Boil
meau, North Dakota,
Fair premiums will he paid next
week at the First National Bank
Mrs Jo' Tcrrill and daughter Mrs
Conveliuski Of Mason City, Iowa, Wis
tied here last week ut the home Of sam
uel Ferrill and family,
MIR aud Mrs, J f. Cole Of Mason
City, Iowa, are here visiting relatives
and oll.time friends.
Dr., W. NJ. Grattot 81 Shullsbug has