Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-06-07
DIR. w. &. HALES,
DENTIST.
NEW AND MODERN EQUIPMENT
GAS ADMINISTERED.
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK
A SPECIALITY.

Mrs. Henry Weise Of this city is Wis
iting Mrs. VIII Wasley at Faribault,
MINI.
VIM. McMullen Of Newark. Ohio,
visited George Girling this week Mr..
McMullen has been with the Baltimore
& Ohio II. r. for % years and intend
ed TO spend hiss'vacation in Mineral
Point, but unfortunately was called
home on business. He inspected the
the Essex mine In the brief time at his
disposal as he is II stock holder in the
company.
John II, Toay, the Oldest in point of
service OF what may be termed the
second generation Of business men in
Mineral Point, has sold out his gro
Gerry store and business TO w. w .Hux-
table, George S. Huxtable and w. II.
Toay, who will carry on the same un-
der the name of The Toay Grocery
company.
The annual picnic of the Woman S
Relief Corps and the G.. A. II. post
will be held at Maple Grove, Wrights
farm, on Tuesday June 10.
Miss Irene Wallis of Montpelier
Cal, Is here for an extended visit at
the home OF her uncle, j. b. Wallis.
Her brother, Stanley Wallis, is also
here for a few days. Stanley is on
his way TO spend his vacation with
his parents from college he Is attend
ing nj Lexington, Kentucky.
Rev. w. II. Walker Is ut Streator
ILL.,, attending the annual conference
of the Primitive Methodist church,
He Is u modest, faithful minister Of
ability and therefore wears we'll.
Mrs. Charles II. Gridley of Chicago
is here visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs II. d. Wilson.
Miss Jessie Hooking, who is n
teacher in the high school at Red
Wing, Mimi, arrived home on Mon
day for the summer vacation.
Mrs, Carrie Il. Smith is here from
Chicago, visiting her sons Rudolph
ard Robert
Mrs, James b. Crandall and son
Harry Of Mankato, Mimi, are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Tamblyn.
Henry Baker of Lancaster spent u
few days In Mineral Point this week /;
the guest Of Chas. II, Fox and family.
Mr.. Baker owns the farm on which
Whitson junction Is situated. He
named the junction in honor of his
home parish in England, the full name
of which was Whitestone parish, but
popularity shortened TO Whitson.
Mrs. G, II. Spensley of Madison was
a guest ut the home of Mr., and Mrs.
Calvert Spensley this week.
Banker II. Y, Hutchinson was down
town on Tuesday, for the first time
since his injury in II runaway accident
about two weeks ago. While his
recovery is slow, II is hoped that he
will not be permanently injured.
Mrs. g. A. Blanchard and Miss
Eivie Mackay have been guests of
Mrs. W. S. Ross during the week.
Edward Hornung Jr,, of Dubuque,
is the guest of his cousin Elmer Horn
ung.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N, Douglas of
Chicago were guests of Mr., and Mrs.
James Brewer last week
On Tuesday Stephen Powell killed
five half-grown timber wolves In .he
timber north of tho farm of Samuel
James In the town OF Kendall, LaFay-
cite county.
Mrs, Anna koenamann Is here from
Bolleview, Iowa. The occasion OF
her visit Is the commencement exercis-
es OF the Mineral Point high school,
her nephew Elmer Hornung being a
member of the class OF '06.
Rev, John Coleman, one time n
teacher In the parish school under
Rev, Lyman Phelps, forty years ago,
has been here for the past week. He
preached In Trinity church last Sun
day evening, on his impressions of
the English church.
Mr., and Mrs. Matthew Wasley are
here from Mooreheld Nebraska for a
visit with their daughter aud son Mrs.
Edith HarwicS and Matthew N. Was.
ley.
Il. j. Martin has returned from Chi
cago, where he has been purchasing
goods for the clothing firm of Cornell
q Martin,
Mrs. Nj. Chase, Mrs. j, NJ. Parllin-
son, Miss Snow, Rev, Manro, Rev.
Garden, VIM McMullen md G,nr,,