Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-17

Milwaukee Saturday morning. She
intends studying music there this
year.
Mrs. Fl. S. We'll was Chicago Wis
itor last week.
Ray Bennett was a Dodgeville rep
resentative here last Saturday.
On Monday morning Harry Whit
ford boarded the train for Appleton,
to enter Lawrence University.
Miss Gussie Staber was over from
Dodgeville on Saturday.
Harold Weidenfeller, Ben Miller
and Warren Jackson were some Of
Mineral Point representatives at
Monroe last week.
Mrs. Alex McNeill returned from a
ten days visit in Milwaukee last
Friday.
Miss Ella Richards commenced her
duties as school ma'am near VALID
wick, Monday.
Misses Leon and Isabella Reilly
and Jennie Whalen of Darlington
were guests of Miss Ethel Bliss from
Friday till Monday,
Miss Lucy McKenna, who has been
visiting at the Alex Mcneil home
returned to her home in Madison last
week.
Archie Shipman left for Monroe
Sunday. He will take a course at
the Monroe Business Institute.
Mrs. Harry Brown and two children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwood and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. John Ire
william and little daughter drove to
jamestown last Saturday.
Mrs. G. G.. Hubenthal spent last
week with her folks in Milwaukee.
John w. Jackson was a caller in
Darlington on Tuesday.
Jess Foster of Shullsburg is spend
ing this week here.
Russell Meserole is now the owner
of Miss Marion Jones' pony.
Mrs. F. Bliss returned last Friday
noon from a two weeks visit in OAR
lington.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. II. Kieffer,
on Thursday, q son.
Agnes Brewer left Tuesday morning
for Ripon. She will enter Ripon col
lege this year.
Miss Roxie Walker has returned to
Ripon college.
The $500" card club met last night
at the home of Miss Cummings. They
reorganized their club and intend car
rying on the parties as heretofore.
Miss Lizzie Matthews entered upon
her duties as instructor in the Monroe
Business Institute Monday.
Will Fader of this city stepped on a
rusty nail Monday, injuring his right
foot. His many friends are glad to
know that it is not serious.
John GRADER, who has been spend
ing the summer with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas GRADER, returned to
California on Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. John Linden and three sons
returned last Friday from two
weeks visit with relatives in Stockton,
Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Prideaux spent
last week at the Alex McNeill home
near Hollandale.
Miss Amy Masten is in Chicago
cry store.
Or. w. J. Morgan and wife spent
Saturday at Seymour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Hible and
children of Union Mills were guests
of Mrs. Mary Meyer last Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Kluck of Sinsinawa.
and Mrs. P. Whaley of Benton are
guests of Mrs. Mary Crow this week.
Mrs. John Starry of Dodgeville
was a guest of Mrs. Mary Meyer on
| Sunday.
Miss Mayme Miller left Thursday
for visit in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gilman and
daughter Lena returned Tuesday from
visit among Chicago relatives.
/ w Ii. JOuuSOH vi was
| here on Monday evening.
c. H. Agner, chief train dispatcher,
of Milwaukee, was business caller
here last Tuesday.
Fifteen carloads of stock were ship
| ped from Mineral Point on Tuesday.
u. c. Mathey and Mr.. Dana OF the
Galena Iron Works Co. were bust
ness callers here on Tuesday.
A. II. belong of Platteville was a
business caller here on Wednesday.
Guy Harwick was in Madison few
days this week.
J. G. Fox, master mechanic OF the
Mineral Point division of the St. Paul
railway, was caller here last Mon
day.
G. G. Johnson of Darlington, land
| agent for Holman and Ellengen, took