Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-29
DIR. w. G. HALES,
DENTIST.
NEW AND MODERN EQUIPMENT
GAS ADMINISTERED.
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK
A SPECIALITY.

neighbors Of the dccedent
Mrs. NJ. Chase has gone TO Chicago
for a visit.
Amos Vivian has moved into the
new house on the Lanyon farm, about
two miles northeast OF Mineral Point
city. Mr.. Vivian's furniture and
nearly all his household goods were
burned with the former building few
months ago,
j. G. McMullen OF Idaho Falls,
Idaho, has been visiting his sisters
Mrs. M. Eddy and Mrs ]. w. Seal
Ian Of Chicago, H., and Mrs j..
Burke, Of Milwaukee, Wis. Mr.. Nc
Mullen came east AS delegate to the
Woodmen convention held in Mil
waukee last week He attended the
first solemn high mass Of his brother
Rev. j. l.. McMullen. He left Chi
cago on Monday night for the west,
having been called by business inter-
ests, and will be unable to visit his
old time friends in and around Miner
al Point.
Miss Margaret Mcneil and Miss
A lice Downey are visiting friends in
Chicago.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. David O.
Williams of Waldwick, on Wednes
day, June Il, daughter
Mrs. William Mcneil returned to
her home in this city on yesterday
after spending week ut the home Of
her daughter Mrs. David O. Williams
OF Waldwick.
Richard T., Gribble, county clerk,
and Thomas Gibbons, clerk OF the
conrt, came over from Dodgeville on
Wednesday for few hours visit with
friends.
Last Friday afternoon Eddie Thoma
fell distance OF about thirty feet,
from the upper branches Of an oak
tree on his parents lawn, but fortu-
nately escaped without serious injury.
A dead limb which he caught hold of
broke off and let him drop to the
ground. Lower branches broke his
fall somewhat, and saved his life.
Duggan O'Koofe is here from Grand
Forks, North Dakota, for visit with
his uncle Rev. James O'Keefe. The
Democrat is indebted to him for u
pleasant call.
Mrs Cynthia A, Wardle of San
born, Town, Is visiting in this city
with her sister Mrs. George
Thrasher.
Frank L. Rogers came on last Fri
day from Fort Dodge, Iowa, and re-
manned here until Tuesday, when his
wife, who had been visiting ut the
home Of her parents, returned home
with him,
Miss Mary Dresser and niece Miss
Ruth Wcidenfeler departed ON Tues
day morning for n contemplated four
weeks visit with Theo. II. Dresser of
Chicago and VIM. G. Dresser of River
Forest, Ill. They will be accompanied
on their return by Williams wife and
children, who viii come for month $
sojourn in the country.
s, j, Penhallegon started on west
orn "trip Wednesday afternoon, He
will go direct to his ranch ut Wenat-
chce, Wash, aud thence to the Lewis
and Clark exposition at Portland,
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Jcuck returned
on last Friday evening from Oshkosh F.,
whore MIR. Jeuck attended the Wiseon.
sin grand lodge knights of Pythias,
Mr.. Jeuck reports an interesting ses-
sion of the grand lodge
Mrs. Lydia Noble, rclict OF comrade
Andrew ] Noble, has been granted "A
pension Of $500 per month,
Mrs, Reno Treweek has resigned
her position with Gundry X Gray Co.,
and will take much needed rest,
Little Agnes Burke, daughter of
MIR James II, Burke of Waldwiek
who has been visiting her aunts in
Chicago since Easter, returned with
her father on Monday last, MIR, Burke
and children, Kathleen and Thomas,
having gone to the city to be present
At the first holy mass of Mr. Burke's
brother-in-law Rev }. l.. MeMullen.
Roy. 7, II, Brown OF Darlington
will preach in the H. NJ Church next
Sunday in the morning and evening,
The first solemn high Mass of Kew.
John H. McMullcn was celebrated in
st. larlath's Church, jackson Boule.
ward aud Hermitage Avenue, Chicago,
ON Sunday, Juno -.