Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
NOTES BY THE DEMOCRATS
NEWS CATERER.


Allen Spang spent sunday with his
folks here. Allie. is working in the
mines at Hazel Green and is holding
down d responsible position there.
Guy D. Hawick was a caller in
Waldwick on list Friday.
Frank BlissOf Milwaukee is spend
ing few days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Franz Bliss, Sr.
Will Mitchell arrived here Saturday
from Cartervile, Mo-, to take charge
of the Hazel Pitch mill.
Ben Miller, Albert Murrish and
Mont Fitzsinnons attended a dance
in Dodgeville Monday evening.
Clyde Davis Buford Clarke, Clar-
ence Potter, Temperance knight,
Louise Clarkeand Jennie Jones spent
Sunday in Pltteville.
Albert Murish and Fred Walters
claim a catch # As trout one day last
week. Might h a fish story though.
The Badger lance last Friday even
ing was the bet ever held, and an en-
joyable time isreported by all.
G. Williams Of Dodgeville was
caller in our city last Saturday.
Levi Pollardreturned Monday from
his trip to Chi'ago.
The Goebel nine are working on a
81 foot breast it the depth of 81 feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Proctor of
Argyle spent nrt of Saturday at the
home of J. P. Kieffer, Jr., while en-
route to Dodg'ville.
Joseph Grabr left last week on a
business trip t. St. Paul, Mimi.
Florence Banbrough left last Wed
nesday for visit with friends in
Medford.
Jas. Hoare vas business visitor in
Darlington Saturday,.
Arthur Jackon, formerly of Mineral
Point, and nov with the Fairbanks,
Morse and O. Of Beloit, came up
Friday for the purpose of examining
aud testing themachinery of the Clark
mine at Highl!nd.
A. Thatcher left Saturday to attend
business dutie in Chicago.
Edward Lage spent Sunday and
Monday at hi home in Chicago.
The Ben T lrr mining company is
drilling on he Chas. Fry property
southeast of 5own.
E. w. Moore, of PlatteviIle connect
ed with the Galena Iron Works Co.,
was here Monday on business concern
ing the erection of mills in this dis
trict.
The Eastman Lumber Co. have
shingled thdr Office roof.
Farley M,Hatton left Monday for a
visit to LINEN.
N. Fl. Snow was a business caller in
Gratiot Monday.
The Kodstz mill was forced to close
on Saturday of last week on account
of the bad condition of the roads as
no ore could be hauled to the mill.
Chas. Cox and wife of Chicago were
callers here last week.
John Allerson was in Shullsburg
Friday on business duties.
Frank HlckcOx of the University of
Wisconsin spent few days here last
week at the home of w. Fl. Blewett.
Miss Louise Clark returned to her
homo in Rich land Toptoo
after spending a few days here with
her brother Buford.
Edwin G. Penhallegon came I'D from
Chicago Friday to visit few DAYS
with his folks here.
W. c. Young, of Milwaukee, vice
president of the Tripoli mine, spent
last week here looking over the mine.
L. T. Rooms of New York City, and
employed by the New Jersey Zinc Co.. ,
spent day at the Zinc Works here
last week.
Mrs. Dr.. Gratiot left Saturday to
spend few days with her folks in
Dubuque
DR.. Parmley has some fine drillings
of lead which he secured on the Lid
die property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Slower were over
Sunday visitors at Platteville.
Work has been resumed at the
Earl and Kodatz mines after a shut
down of two months.
Mrs. Strachan left Friday for a visit
with friends and relatives in CHICAGO.
Theodore Martin left Thursday for
a visit to Madison and incidentally
to take in the Wisconsin Syracuse
Regatta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bishop are
now living in the Samuel Sims house
recently vacated by Samuel Terrill.
John L. Dannenberg of Flat River.
Mo-, was here the past week on bust
ness connected with the estate of Chas.
Viredaz, who was recently killed at
the Clark mine, at Highland.
On Monday evening the scholars of
St. Mary's school gave a very pleas
ing entertainment to an exceedingly
large and appreciative audience.
Misses Evelyn Fielder and Estella
Lieder rendered some fine music on
the piano.
E. W. Moore of Platteville was here
Monday in the interest of the Galena
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