Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-12

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from Madison on Saturday and spent
! Sunday at home in Mineral Point.
He was accompanied by his friend
Stephen j. Mem ahon, who will sue
coed him as principal of the high
school at Black River Falls, Rob
having accepted position with Allyn
& Bacon OF Chicago, publishers Of
! high school text books.
Mrs. J Il. Aylward and daughter
Lillian are in Chicago visiting friends.
William f. Gundry and Miss II.
Gundry have gone with their little
nephew Willoughby Gundry to Cleye-
land for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Harrison Of
Dodgeyille spent Sunday with rela-
tives in Mineral Point.
On last Thursday crowd from this
city surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
f.. Phillips of Dodgeville. After the
supper Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips enter
tanned the company with mnsic on
their departure for home. All report
ed good time.
Miss Anna JuecS and brother Fred
erick are visiting relatives at Du-
buquc, la.
Miss Gertrude Weidenfeller has
gone to Milwaukee to the South Side
private hospital where she expects to
remain several weeks under the care
of Dr.. w. f.. Malone.
Editor j. w. Laughlin has sold the
Hollandale Review Including the
building in which it Is published) to
II. j. Brace, who will continue pub
fishing the paper. Mr.. Laughlin re-
tires from the Review with the well
wishes of his friends and patrons to
whom he has given good local news
paper. "a
Mr.. aud Mrs, S. II. Guttenstein and
daughter OF Milwaukee spent last Fri
day and Saturday In Mineral Point.
Mesdames r. NJ. Bashford, II. b..
Hobbins, j. II. knight, G. ID. Atwood
| II. j. Mcconnell and }. II. Palmer of
Madison were guests OF Mrs. Calvert
Spensley last week. In company with
their hostess and Mesdames NJ. Chase,
N. II. Snow, and W. A. Jones, they
picnickod at the Sunrise mine on
Thursday, July 8,
Mrs. j. M. Thicker visited last week
at the home Of George M. Thicker in
Waldwick,
Mrs. A. w. Marshall and daughter
Ccceyollc are here from Chicago for n
visit with Miss Mary Burgess and
Their relatives.
DR.. G.. Young has returned to Chi
cago after " visit at the home of Peter
Berg.
Patrons of the public library will
please notice the change in hours of
opening. During the two weeks com
menclng Monday, July Is, the library
will be open every evening from to s.
On Saturday evenings until 8 o'clock,
Wednesday and Saturday from to 5
p. m.
Mr., and Mrs. John Correll aud Mrs.
A. II. Potter drove over to Spring
Green last week for visit at the
home Of MIR. and Mrs. Washington
Corroll
Miss Millio Holmes and Wlrifred
Holmes have gone to Stacyville, Iowa,
to visit with Mrs. John L. Spensley.
Matthew N, Wasley, for several
years clerk in the store of }, r. Toay,
has gone to Nebraska, with the inten-
tion OF remaining. He has many
friends in Mineral Point who regret
his departure and wish him we'll
wherever his lot may be cast,
Mr. and Mrs, Matthew Wasley who
have been visiting at the home OF Mrs,
Edith Harwlch returned this week to
their home in Moorield, Nebraska.
Miss Retta Barge of Gratiot visit
ed over Sunday with her friend Miss
Grace Stephenson
Mrs Charles Corson, who has been
visiting relatives in this city, returned
to her home nj GAINESVILLE on Saturday
accompanied 10y her sister Mrs.
Charles Terrill, who will remain for a
e visit.
Mr.. John BeclSerleg went TO Chicago
ON Monday for n visit with relatives.
WIN Bennett Is here from Bloom
ington, H., for n visit with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph G. Bennett
Of the town OF Mineral Point.
Rev, and Mrs, David w. Couch OF
Brooklyn, n. Y, celebrated their iifti-
eth wedding anniversary ON the 9th
inst, Many of their old friends In