Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-02-20

Information that will enable the state
to intelligently place persons desiring
work on farm.
Mrs. Charles Corson returned to
her home ia GAINESVILLE, after spend
ing spending week here at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Terrill.
Il. w. Voss of South Wayne. Matt
and John Valentine, and B, Davis OF
GAINESVILLE were business callers here
last Sunday.
Henry Walt, fireman on the NJ. P.
& N. railroad is laying off this week
on account of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson were
in Sh ullsburg last Friday, where Mr.
Anderson helped furnished music at a
dance there. Misses Bess Grange
and Nettie Gundry were there also.
Wallace Martin and Fay Jacobs
left Tuesday on a business trip to
Milwaukee.
Misses Josephine and Lizzie and
Mr.. Will Stude are callers in Chica-
60 this week.
Ben Jacka, Dave Jacka, G, w.
Holmes, DR.. Homer Sylvester, Geo.
E. Brown, James Penberthy and Fred
Golliner took in the Horse Show IN
Chicago this week.
Bert Hall, brakeman on the M. P.
& N. railroad, returned Tuesday from
Milwaukee, where he successfully
passed the examination for conductor.
Mrs. ThOs. Fallon came up from
Chicago last Saturday to see her
brother-in-law, Mr.. John FallOn, who
is quite sick at his home in HOllandale.
Father J. J. Darcy came here last
week on account of the serious illness
of his father John Darcy. We are
glad to report that Mr.. Darcy is now
recovering.
Mrs. Richard Appel of Chicago,
Miss HeIstein of GaIena, and Miss
Helstein of Dubuque came here to
attend the funeral of Miss Katie
Appel.
Samuel Dobson of Eau Claire is
here visiting relatives.
The w. G. T. U. will hold their next
regular meeting at Mrs. Alonzo
Jacka's on next Monday afternoon at
half past two o'clock. All ladies in
terested in temperance work are well
come.
Mrs. T. Fl. Farnsworth and little
daughter returned home to Chicago
last Friday, after visit of two weeks
with Mrs. Charles Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hawke of
Linden visited at Raine brothers last
week.
EImore and Albert Suthers came
from Minnesota on Friday for a visit
with relatives. They are sons of John
Suthers formerly of this place.
Charles Starry and Alton Matthews
of Dodgeville were Sunday callers
here.
Allen T. Spang, chief engineer at
the Kennedy mine, near Hazel Green,
came here on Saturday for a short
visit with friends.
Charles Collicutt and son Harry, J.
D. Parkinson and Roy Gordon at
tended the funeral of Wilson Baker at
Blanchardville on Saturday.
r. H. Goldsworthy returned last
week from Chicago, where he went to
attend the funeral of his old friend
w. J. Cox.
Charles Mooney, conductor on the
New Glaris branch of the St. Paul
railroad, has been quite sick for some
time past, but he is getting better.
COrsOn has been taking his
place.
After spending a few days at his
home here Will KemmerIing returned
to GAINESVILLE last Saturday.
Henry Weise returned Tuesday after
a short business trip to Platteville.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Jones and
daughter Marion spent a part of this
week in Chicago.
Miss Anna Walker returned to her
home here after spending five months
with friends in Elgin, ILL.,
Mrs. GrindelI Sr. of PlattevilIe is
visiting this week at the home of Mr.. |
and Mrs. r. n. James.
On Friday Evening, Feb. Is, the
High School base ball association !
will give a Character Costume and
lard times party in the Masonic hall. |
The boys are working earnestly to |
clear of their debt before the season |
Of 1905 begins, and by present appear
ances the chances are they will. They |
deserve to at least
Ollie Nancolas expects to move his |
restaurant to the building formerly |
occupied by the Gorgen Meat Market
some time next week.
Grant Lewis of Harker was a bust |
ness caller here Saturday.
After spending two pleasant weeks
here among relatives, Mr.. Z. Farms
worth and little daughter Dolores re- |
turned to their home in Chicago last |
Saturday.
Wesley Pedley of Darlington spent
Sunday among friends and relatives
here.
Box Stationery,
n correct styles at Ivey's Pharmacy. |