Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-03-05

MISSES bGSS COIIluS, Tiara L lSCDer
and Elizabeth Matthews, students at
the Monroe Business college in Mon
roe came home Friday evening to
spend Sunday here.
William Fitzsimmons returned Sat-
urday from Chicago, where he had
gone to buy milk COWS. He managed
to secure a carload Of fine stock.
After being numbered among the
sick for the past week, Alvin Mitchell
baggage man at the depot reported for
work unusually early on Monday
morning.
Mrs. Daniel Lynch and two chill
dren came here from South Dakota
last week and visited with her cousins
Mrs. L. Hamlyn and John Jelliffe.
Mrs. Joseph Nell and little son are
visiting relatives in Elgin.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Parkinson on last Monday, a baby
girl.
Stacy Kitto of Dodgeville spent
Sunday at his home here.
Mrs, j. J. Munday and son Allen,
and Mrs. J. c. Kelley of Dodgeville
spent Wednesday visiting friends
here.
Joseph Mulcay and Sigbald Lar
son, students at the University of
Wisconsin were the gueste of Frank
Brewer from Friday until Monday.
T. M. Priestley and Phil Allen were
callers in Darlington on Tuesday.
J. G. Holzmiller of Fennimore was
a business caller here on Monday.
Miss Lillian Baker of Edmund called
on friends here Tuesday.
John Jacobs of Livingston spent a
part of this week visiting relatives
here.
George Ehrat of Chicago returned
Monday after attending to business
duties here for a few days.
F. Cox of Potosi was a business
caller here on Tuesday.
Miss Clara Armstrong of Willow
Springs spent Tuesday among friends
here.
d.. Ii. Sylvester shipped two car
loads of fine hogs to Chicago Tuesday.
Miss Alva MCGEE of Scales Mound,
called on friends here Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. B. Dunwiddie of this
city attended the masquerade ball in
Highland last Monday evening.
John Jones of Dodgeville returned
home Wednesday after visiting friends
here Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Irwin Lynch and two children
came here last week for visit at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Ovitz.
The Character Costume and Hard
Time party given by the high school
baseball boys was a great success and
everybody declared it the best ever.
P. w. Atkinson left Wednesday on
three days business trip to Milwau-
kee.
w. II. McGrath of Monroe was a
business caller here on Tuesday.
Tom Clark spent Sunday among
relatives in Belmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hoare left on
Tuesday for visit among friends
and relatives in Milwaukee.
The "23' club held their weekly
"Skidoo" party at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Holmes on Monday
evening. An excellent time is report
ed by all.
Harry Brown and John Maloney re-
turned last Saturday after taking in
the sights of Chicago for week.
Mrs. Edward Longhenry of Benton
is spending part of this week visit
ing relatives here.
"A menace to merchants is the
heading of an able article from Max
wells Tallisman, reprinted on the
second page of this paper.
Mrs. Huckels and daughter and
| Mrs. Hesling of Dubuque came here
last week to attend the funeral of
| Mrs. Christopher Brant.
Thomas Lutey arrived here on
| Friday moons train from Butte, Mon
| tana, where be has been for the last
three years. He comes for rest and
recuperation. He reports the times
dull in Butte, with prospects of
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