Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-05
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committee was appointed TO call upon
and request citizens TO decorate their
respective places OF business In honor
OF the meeting OF Wisconsin Odd Fell
lows next week The request should
meet with hearty response from all.
On last Sunday, Rev. Father
O'Keefe entered upon his thirty-sixth
year ms pastor OF ST. Paul's Catholic
church In this city. He Is the senior
priest of the diocese. Four priests
now cover the territory that he at
tended when he first took charge here
Mrs. James Smith, and her daughter
Mrs. Annie Robinson OF Argyle, ID
visiting with her niece Miss Bridget
Daily in this city.
Miss Dora Mitchell returned home
Saturday from an extended visit with
relatives and friends at Storm Lake,
Iowa.
A grand entertainment Of music,
speaking and graphophonic produc-
lions viii be given In the church at
Willow Springs Tuesday, October 10,
ut 1890 A general invitation Is OK
tended to ALL
Rev. John Hardcastle will preach
at Plum Grove AZ 10 p. M, and ut
Bethel Mt 2 p. m, on Sunday. All are
welcome.
Rev. w. Y. Walker will deliver his
lecture, "a Methodist Oddly" In the
Methodist church at Waldwlck next
Thurday, Oct. II, at 1880 p. m. Ad-
mission 10 cents.
j. Roy Gordon judged the stock ut
Galena fair last week.
w. l.. Johnston and A, N. Johnston
returned on Saturday last from Gold
en- Valley, North Dakota, whore they
purchased large tract Of land.
Mrs M. Chase entertained parties
of friends on Tuesday and Wcdnes-
day afternoons,
Robert McCutcheon Of Aroma, u
worthy pioneer OF Iowa county, WAS In
Mineral Point on Thursday.
Miss Catherine Shepard, Of the class
OF 'O5, Mineral Point high school, Is
at Madison attending the university,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Martin, who
live ut the Clark cheese factory, were
on Tuesday morning boreft by death
Of their twins; aged about ten months
The bodies OF the babies were taken
70 Darlington on Wednesday for in
terment.
Mrs. Michael Brow returned last
week from Lincoln, Nebraska, where
she visited her brother John Burke.
Mrs. Jennie Burke visited relatives
aud friends hero last week Mrs.
Burke and family are pleasantly
located in Milwaukee.
Thomas Bottomley Of Des Moines,
Iowa, Is here visiting his parents and
his brother.
Miss Fauna Dunn left on Tuesday
to join her mother, Mrs, Il. Il. Dunn,
at Albuquerque, New Mexico, She
went in company OF Charles N, Davis,
formerly OF WaldwicS, who now lives
Mt Albuquerque, and was returning
home,
Mrs, James l., Jones OF Mcriden,
Iowa, is here Visiting her mother,
Mrs. N. L. Parkinson and other rela.
tiyes, She Is accompanied by her
friend Miss Carrie Lamoreau, also of
McMden.
Ten carloads of live stock were
shipped at kodat2 on Tuesday and
two carloads at Hewett's,
John Murrish OF Kearney and Albert
Murrish of Hastings, Nebraska, came
here Oils week to attend tho burial OF
their mother
Mr.. and Mrs T, II Woidenfeller.
accompanied by the Misses Mary and
Helen Dresser, drove over to Jones.
dale on Sunday last, and were guests
at the pleasant farm homo of Mrs.
Catherine Weiskircher,
Char les Johnston of the town of
Willow Springs has sent to this office
several heads Of milot from his crop
Of 1905, which he says Is the finest
ever raisea IN Wisconsin.