Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-11-28
Mineral POINT OF TODAY
NOTES by THE DEMOCRATS
NEWS CATERER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Potter return
ed Monday from a few days visit in
Platteville
The Badger Dancing Club will give
dance in the Masonic hall on
Thanksgiving evening. Music by the
Mineral Point orchestra of five pieces.
The ladies' of the M. E. church will
give their annual bazaar next Thurs
day evening in the K. 2. hall.
Perry Atkinson returned last Sun
day from short tour through the
northern and eastern parts of the
state.
The time of the opening of the Post
! Office on Sunday changed last Sun
day from O'Clock in the morning to
2 o'clock in the afternoon. On last
Sunday the Sunday train began carry
ing mail out from here.
Stacy Kitto and T. f. Bray of
Dodgeville we're callers here last Sun
day.
D. H. Baker of Cobb was caller
here on Monday of this week.
Mack Rigney of Darlington was a
caller here on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph BAIL of
Dodgeville were here on Monday.
Miss Marie Perkins, daughter of
E. j. Perkins, superintendent of the
county farm, was a caller here on
Monday.
Richard I. Spensly returned last
week from Chicago, where he had
gone to have an operation performed
on one of his eyes.
Louis Spratler witnessed the Wis
consin Minnesota football game at
Madison last Saturday.
Thos. Williams and Will Pengelly
OF Dodgeville were here last Monday.
Miss Mary Burgess left Monday for
two weeks visit among relatives in
South Wayne and Chicago.
Mrs. Albert j. Walker left Wednes-
day for two weeks visit in Milwau-
kee and Racine.
Misses Lillian Williams and Emily
Strong of Dodgeville were callers
here last Friday.
Miss Lillian Baker of Cobb was a
guest of Miss Amy Masten the past
week.
The Tripoli mine has closed down
for the winter. 1t is expected, how
ever, that operation will be renewed
in the spring.
Yves Pedley came up from Darling
ton last Saturday and remained over
Sunday among relatives and friends.
Rev. F. W. Schoenfeld of Dodge
vile was caller here on Monday of
this week.
7. M. Priestly was in Chicago to
see the Chicago-Indian football game
which in his estimation was the best
game that he had ever seen.
Lester Kelly, the smiling, accomo,
dating clerk at the Cash Grocery
House, paid a visit to friends in
Dodgeville last Friday evening.
Leslie Ross left Monday on bust
ness trip to Mt. Carroll, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. r. Osborne re-
turned this week from a two week s
stay in Texas.
Jno. c.. Martin was a caller here
this week from Madison.
VIM. Bechtel returned last Satur-
day from Dakota, where he had been
for some time working on the extern
sion line of the ST. Paul railway.
w. e, Magic, superintendent at the
Tripoli mine left Monday for his home
in Milwaukee.
Miss Amy Jenkin left last Friday
for a visit among Madison friends.
Leo. Rogers is an additional brake
man to the Mineral Point & Northern
railway force.
DR.. Every of Brodhead was a caller
here on Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. James Rooney of PIatteville
was a caller here this week, at the
VIM. Hack home.
Geo Ehrat, a cheese merchant OF
Chicago, transacted business here last
Saturday.
Seven carloads of stock were ship
ped out Of here last Tuesday.
Fayette Harwick was caller in
Darlington last Tuesday.
Thos. Mullen has been provided with
a house at the depot from which he
will be able to give signals.
A. w. Martin, car account man of
the St Paul railroad, was caller
here on Tuesday.
Mr.. James Morgan of Darlington
was a guest at the home of his son
DR.. w. J. Morgan last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Gilman moved
into their new home on Monday of
this week.
James Thrasher, Jake Rasmussen,
Alonza Jacka, w. e. Prisk, and Ro-
bert Boase, have returned home after
a successful deer hunt in the northern
part of the state.
A. Qualls, who has been here for
some time experimenting the con-
struction of the mill at the Hoare
mine, left last Wednesday for his
home in Galeoa