Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-08-11

VINO ChIuc mere OH iCCOuHV vi bic "OIi-
dent to her sisters, and TO visit her
mother, Mrs. Francis Little, who Is In
poor health, returned to her home on
Wednesday.
Thirteen members OF the evening
choir OF Trinity Episcopal church
started on Wednesday morning for n
few days outing at Hillside. Mrs.
Ludden and Mrs. Ferrin are with
them assisting in making the occas-
ion an enjoyable one.
Rev. Dennis Hagerty, OF ST Mary's
Academy, Notre Dame, Indiana, was
the guest OF Father O'Keefe during the
past week. He formerly resided here,
and was with Father O'keefe from 1870
TO 1872. On last Sunday he said mass
In st Pauls Catholic church and
preached an able and pleasing
sermon. Many friends Of his youth
welcomed his visit.
T.. =. Lenahan Is here for visit ut
the home Of his mother, Mrs +. Lena
han.
Mrs. j. II. Ralph and son are visit
Ing relatives and friends at Joliet,
Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Hutchison re
turned to their home In Aurora, H.,
on Monday, after pleasant visit with
relatives and friends in this city.
Master Raymond Merrifield is here
from platteville visiting James
Hutchlson and other friends.
Mrs. T.. j. Noonan of Chicago is
visiting at the home of Mrs. James
lllshen.
The Misses Cecil and Norma Mar
shall, who had been visiting with
their aunt Miss Mary Burgess, re-
turned on Monday to their home in
Chicago,
Mrs. p. Il. Leahy and daughter
Miss Mabelle visited here during the
week.
Mrs. Stephen Chcnall Is visiting
relatives and friends In this city and
vicinity. She is the guest of Mrs
George Brewer.
Edward ID. Jones has been enlarg-
ING his possessions. He recently pur-
chased from Samuel II. Harris two
lots, ono Of the lots being the site Of
the residence OF MIR. Harris which
was destroyed by fire on July /, last
Frank OvitA Is homo from Ann Ar
Dor, where he has been attending the
university Of Michigan.
Mrs. Jerome Probst and two daugh-
ters have returned to Chicago after
six weeks visit at the home Of her
parents Mr., and Mrs, George Relser.
Mrs. Thomas Alton and Mrs Geo.
Crawford visited on Monday and
Tuesday at the farm home of MIR,
uHIt hIS' 4Nl'N NlNANlVll III w htuNiNh :
Mrs. Alton remaining there for "
more extended visit
Mrs. David Weaver and Miss
Lillian Harvey of Neville, Iowa, are
visiting hero with their aunt Mrs.
Peter McWilllams,
Rev, John llardcaste will preach
ON Sunday next at Plum Grove ut
ll;3O u, m, Bethel AT 2:30 p. M, and
Waldwick at 1880.
Fred Shafcr and Bert Smith of Lin
den were Mineral Point visitors to.
day, Thursday,
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Mas of Kan
sis City, Mo, who have recently taken
tour through thirteen different coun-
tries In Europe, returned via Mineral
Point to visit Mrs. Mas sister Mrs.
j. G, Martin.
The game of ball between Linden
and Mineral Point played in this city
on last Thursday resulted In n score
Of to in favor OF the Mineral Point
club,
About thirty members of the Boy
choir OF Trinity church, with their
leader Mrs. w. S, Ross, arc camping
this week ut Fox Lake, Ill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. tietrer came up
from Chicago last Saturday. Ed re-
turns to the city on Monday, and his
wife remains for u more extended Wis
it Mt the home Of his parents Mr. and
Mrs. John kieiler.
A. Il, Jolley and son Albert are
here for short visit. Mr. Jolley has
been principal OF the public schools
at North Yakima for the last thre,