Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-13
DIR. w. 6. HALES,
DENTIST.
NEW AND MODERN EQUIPMENT
GAS ADMINISTERED.
GROWN AND BRIDGE WORK
A SPECIALITY.

arm treated and It is hoped he will re-
cover without permanent injury.
Rev. and Mrs. William Croft and
four children are here from Pleasant
View, Lafayette county, for visit
with relatives and friends.
The enumeration Of the census Of
the city Of Mineral Point is nearly
completed. The population numbers
over 1900.
Ed A. Phillips recently returned
from Bickford, Oklahoma, where he
holds a position In the Indian SER
vice OF the government. He came
over from Platteville with his son
Rufus on Saturday evening. He re-
ports everything going well at Bick-
ford and says that he is pleased with
the country and with the climate
there.
The mine on the Kealy farm, west
OF this city, Is being worked with
good results. Four men are at work
and at n depth OF about fifty feet are
taking out dry bone in paying guam
titles.
Mrs. John Horn, ST., returned from
Milwaukee last week. She was ac-
companied home by her grandson
Clarence Schilling who will spend the
summer in Mineral Point.
Mrs. Frank Baker and three chill
dren are here from Beloit for II visit
at the home of her parents Mr. and
Mrs. John Tredinnick
James Burke and children Kathleen,
Thomas and Jenny attended the first
solemn high Mass Of Father McMullen
at Chicago, June %; also went by
M Milwaukee to see his little daughter,
who Is with her aunt Mrs. Jennie
Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Slower and three
children, Of platteville, Joseph Saris
Of Belolt and John Saris Of Spring
field, H., attended the funeral of Mrs,
Henry Cassidy, which took place from
the home of William Trevillian on
Wednesday morning.
Miss Mary Hcibering and Mrs.
Mockley and little granddaughter
are here from Frceport, visiting at
the home Of Mrs. Hoibring.
Joseph Lynch arrived home ON
Saturday evening from Neillsyille
where he holds N good position in
the clothing store of A. II. Snyder.
Mrs Fred Korbcr, daughter and
son went to Belmont one day last
week for visit with relatives aud
friends From there they will go to
Cuba City for II visit with Mrs, Knr-
ber's sister Mrs. JOS James
4 little daughter camo to tho home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Toay ON
Sunday morning.
William Beckcrlcg returned on
Tuesday afternoons train to Hough-
ton, Michigan,
Albert j. Willard and Miss Laura
j, Stephens Of Rockford were visitors
at the Willard homo in this city last
week.
The members of the evening choir
of Trinity Episcopal Church returned
today from IN outing near Hillside,
All report very pleasant time
William Cole returned on Tuesday
night from River Falls, Pierce
county, where he has farm.
Rev, L, Hare of Milwaukee, super
intendcnt of the Wisconsin Anti.Sa-
loon League, will preach in the Nj. T..
church next Sunday morning.
Mrs, Or, Pearec Of Dodgevillc and
Mrs. Melbourne Of Hancock, Mich,
visited last Thursday ut the NJ, T.,
parsonage in this city,
J. CLARKE Williams of the American
Conservatory OF Music, Chicago, is
spending his summer vacation ut the
home of his parents aud visiting with
his friends,
Harry s. Osborn and wife of Phil
adelphia, Penn, arrived in Darling
ton Friday evening for short visit,
Harry has but lately taken unto him.
himself wife, and has been busy
receiving congratulations since his
return. itopuhlican Journal.
The excursion of the Nj. l., and +,
NJ. Sunday schools over the Mineral
Point and Northern has been post
| poned TO Wednesday, July 10.
Archie Hurd, student III the uni
versity ut Grand Forks, North
Dakota, filled the position OF organist
at the NJ. T.. Church last Sunday, the
regular organtst, Miss Grace Chan