Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-10-17
MINERAL POINT OF TODAY
NOTES BY THE DEMOCRATS
NEWS GATHERER.


Mining Association to be held in
Platteville on October %.
Yves. Pedley came up from Darling
ton Saturday and spent Sunday
among friends here. Yves. has a fine
position with the Wisconsin Tele-
phone company, with his headquar-
tiers at Darlington. He returned to
his duties Monday.
The next Badger dance will be Fri
day evening of this week. The new
orchestra will furnish music, ard if
you wish a good time don't forget to
go.
Clyde Terrill, who left here for
GAINESVILLE about a month ago, spent
Sunday with his folks here. Clyde is
employed in the Red Trunk cigar
factory at GAINESVILLE.
Judge Aldro jerks of Dodgeville
was here last Friday. His son Frank
accompanied him home and returned
here Sunday.
Miss Bess Collins of Monroe came
up Friday night to spend few days
at home she returned Monday.
Clyde Faul of Linden visited
friends here on Sunday.
Miss Gale Irene Atkinson returned
to her home in this city last Saturday,
after spending a two months visit
with relatives in Troy Center.
Misses May Oake and Ollie Keller
left Saturday for a two weeks stay
among friends in FreepOrt.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Wickingsson of
Depue, have moved here. Mr.. Wick
ingsson is employed as chemist in the
laboratory at the Mineral Point Zinc
works.
John Slater of Chillicothe, Mo,
spent Monday here calling on old
friends and relatives. He left on Tues
day.
This week will see the plate glass
front in the Gorgen building on High
Street.
The new turn table at the depot is
in progress OF construction and a
large force of men are employed fix
ing up the tracks and laying new
rails. The yard will also be made
larger by the addition of a few more
side tracks.
On Monday October 81, the mission
will begin at St. Mary's Catholic
church and will last for two weeks.
Charles knight was down from
Madison, Sunday.
Miss Verda Hickcox of Dodgeville
was a guest the home of her sister
Mrs. Bert Bennett in this city last
Saturday.
Geo. Cox of Waldwick called on
old friends here Saturday.
Last Thursday evenings passenger
brought Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Chamley
back from few days visit in the city
of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kline of Elk
horn, Wis, arrived here last Friday
to visit their daughter Blanche, who
is German and Latin instructor in
our High School.
Homer Snow Of Galena spent Mon
day in this city.
John Cooking returned to Mineral
Point last Tuesday after spending a
year down south,
J. J. Kuelling was d business caller
in Waldwick Tuesday.
Tom Leahy, conductor on the night
and morning passenger train, is tax
ing a lay off. Chas. Mooney of New
Glarus is filling his place during his
absence.
H. E. Howe of Highland was a bust
ness caller here Tues lay.
Will Kemmerling came up Sunday
from GAINESVILLE to say "helIo" to
friends and relatives here, returning
on Monday.
Chas Lindauer of Mif1in was in
town on Tuesday.
Andrew Whitford left Monday on
hunting trip up north.
Miss Nettie Bronson and Mrs. Will
White were callers in Dodgeville on
Tuesday.
Geo. Bleiter and Jack Stusey of
Monroe were business callers here
Tuesday.
Tuesday was shipping day here and
thirteen carloads were shipped on the
St. Paul Ry.
Roy Penhallegon and A. M. Johns
ton returned Monday from trip to
Texas.
Walter Martin left Tuesday on a
business trip to Amarillo, Texas.
Ambrose Poole of Darlington tran
sacted business here Tuesday.
Alan M. Kirkpatrick of Richland
Center transacted business here Tues
day.
Louis c. Spratler is spending his
vacation, from UucIe Sans service,
at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Duggins returned
from a weeks visit among Eaton,
Ohio, relatives.
The users of Ludden's steam heat
were agreeably surprised Sunday