Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-02
DIR. w. G. HALES,
DENTIST.
NEW AND MODERN EQUIPMENT
GAS ADMINISTERED.
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK
A SPECIALITY.

District Attorney Treweek and l.. f..
Gette, special state counsel for the
dairy and food commission; and Mr..
GRADER was defended by Fielder Il
Fielder. A new trial will be held on
Friday, August 10.
Mineral Point had carnival last
week. The company came without in
vitation or bidding The city author
tiles rightly denied their request to be
allowed to show in street, park or
any other public grounds. Private
grounds were rented, and a regular
show license paid; and objectional
features were suppressed. The mem
bers Of the Mineral Point band reject
ed overtures to play for n share Of
receipts or for II stated sum. How
much the receipts of the carnival here
amounted to Is not known. But over
at Monroe, where the business mems
association went into partnership with
n carnival company, the outsiders
carried away about 1920, while the
home association received $50.
Rev. Father d. d. Hishen came up
from Chicago on Monday, accompa-
nied by his niece Miss Catherine
O'Hare and his little nephew James
llishen.
Mrs. Carrie Reed and two daughters
are here from Ouray, Colorado, for a
visit at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Wallace, Mrs. Reed left here
sixteen years ago, since which time
she has been in Colorado,
Harold Wallace, who went on Feb
ruary last to California, is now in
Los Angeles, and we are glad to re-
port that he has rcgaincd his health.
T., A. Schmal2, n registered pharm-
acist, from La Crosse county, has TAX
en- position in lvey's pharmacy.
Miss Myrtle Vickerman is home
from Milwaukee for two weeks stay.
Mrs. j. w. Horn has returned from
Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Lantz and little son
George Of Chicago are visiting at the
home Of Mrs. lant2's father, VIM. J d.
llealy,
Trinity Church choir boys returned
on Monday from Madison, where with
their leader, Mrs, w. S. Ross, and
Mrs. G. A. Blanchard and her two
sons, they spent week in camp on the
Morris grounds along lake Mendoza.
All report n very pleasant time.
Hollandalo Review, July 81: Miss
| Bessie Collins, of Mineral Point, ar
rived Monday fOr n visit with relatives
and friends in Hollandale and vcini-
| ty.
Mr., and Mrs. John Engelken we're
here last week from LeMars, Iowa,
for visit with Charles HOrnung, On
Saturday Mr.. Hornung accompanied
them us far Ms Galena and Bellevue,
and will visit at Dubuque before re-
turning home.
Misses Ada and Cecil Opio of
Austin, Mimi, visited friends in Min
eral Point last week.
Editor j. w. Taylor of Linden made
II business trip to Canadian points
last week.
Platteville's ice plant, the journal
says, is now running full capacity and
tLrning out about twelve tons OF ice
per day,
After n sojourn of two years at
Pioneer, Montana, Mrs. Bridget
Thrashcr has returned to reside again
in Mineral Point. She brought back
home her little grandson Bert Thrash
or,
Mrs. Victoria Fathers came from
Racine on last Wednesday evening
for visit, after which she will go to
Plattoville aud Georgetown. She in-
tends to spend the coming winter with
her sons in the west,
We are in receipt of II copy of the
Prospectus OF the Metropolitan bust
mesa college lChioago) for 1906 =.
c, w. Reynolds, formerly of This city ,
is registrar and one of the directors
of the college,
L. c. Lange has been appointed
auditor of the Mineral Point and
Northern railway company, vice j. L.
Aylward, who has been promoted to
assistant general manager.
James Kearns OF Denver is here Wis
ittng his mother, Mrs, Michael Kearns
and his brothers Owen and John.
Mrs. Haalitte and two sons have
moved here from Boloit, Mrs. Ha2lttte
is II daughter of Mrs. Caroline Hill
dreth,
John IL. TOay is home from trip to