Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-06
DIR. W. G. HALES,
DENTIST.
NEW AND MODERN EQUIPMENT
GAS ADMINISTERED.
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK
A SPECIALITY.

from Chicago on last Saturday for a
short visit at the home OF their sister
Mrs. G. W. McTlhon. IN company
with Judge Mcllhon they made visit
to Highland by special train over the
Mineral Point and Northern. Their
stay here was necessarily brief and
they returned TO Chicago on Thurs
day,
The Mineral Point city base ball
team defeated the Livingston city team
on July 4, at Belmont, by "a score Of
10 TO &.
The game Of base ball ut Dodge
Vile, on July 4, between Dodgeville
and Highland resulted in a score Of lS
to In favor Of Dodgeville. Willie
Moelltor Of this city pitched for the
Dodgevile team.
Mrs. Mary McKenna, Of Platteville,
has been spending the past week in
Chicago visiting her sons, DR.. G. II.
hhh ~ N9Ihi iSo htthSiI'i"t "i' 'S'
sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary Eddy.
Hugh l., Phillips is here from Tex
arkana, for visit with his mother
and sister, and old time friends. He
Is u railroad man Of long and wide
experience, and has great knowl-
edge of rates and rate making.
William Bcckereg came here last
week from toughton, Mich, on ac-
count Of the illness of his mother who
died on July 4.
James O'Neill, graduated from the
law department Of the university Of
Michigan class OF 1906 and has re-
turned TO his home In this city.
Miss Mona Slater Of Highland, who
has been visiting with relatives and
friends In this city, returned home last
week
Miss Eva Foster came home from
Madison on Monday nights train for
u visit Of about two weeks with her
parents and other relatives In this
city From here she will return by
way Of riatteville, where she will visit
her sister, Mrs. Clyde Bachelor.
Mrs. Martha Harris and her three
children are here from Bloomington,
H., on account OF the death Of her
mother, Mrs John Beckerleg.
Lawrence Thomas Burke, formerly
of Mineral Point, graduated from the
south division high school, Milwau-
kee, on Wednesday, June 20. Law
renee will be remembered by many
Mineral Point friends
Miss Florence Bambrough returned
on Wednesday evening from visiting
relatives in Chicago, and AT Tonti,
I'll.
PlatteviIe Witness: Miss Alice
McGregor has closed successful
years. work vt Evansville, where she
has held position as English lit
oraturc teacher IN the school for the
blind.
The people Of Monroe are consider
Ing the question OF the erection OF u
new $4,000 school building.
John Ovitz is here visiting his
cousins.
Hollandale Review; Eugene Leo
nard, who has been Attending Mar
quette college, is home for the summer
vacation,
Those who are Interested In the well
fare OF tour boys" who have left their
native city TO seek their fortunes In
other places will be pleased to learn
Of the reelection Of John N, Wieden-
fellor rs alderman of the seventh ward
IN Ottumwa, Iowa. An who knew
genial john before he fcft Mineral
Point will remember the courtesy and
good nature that characterized him In
MIR, Joseph Deller's dry goods store.
His sterling qualities have paved the
way to u successful career In the city
OF his adoption.
Rev. J, l.. McMullon assisted at the
first solemn high Mass of Rev. Father
Byrnes at Morris, Illinois, on Sun
day, July : Father Byrnes was
ordained in the Holy Name cathedral,
Chicago, on Saturday, July |.
The game OF baseball AT Linden on
July 8, between Montfort and High
land, resulted In score of 3 To >.
Ovlta, from IMMORAL Point, pitched for
the winning team; and also'won it by
II home.iun hit, The other game al
Linden the same day between Linden
and Dodgeyille was also u hotly con
tested one. Linden won by score OF
to one,
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