Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-09

etc, and was greatly pleased with the
improvements which appeared on every
hand. While Mr. Gundry has seen
good deal of both the new and the old
world, he CLOVIS with enthusiasm over
the beauty of Madison as the capital OF
the great state Of Wisconsin.
Mrs. A. n. Johnston spent Sunday at
Madison.
&c. Shockley and G.. W. Breese OF
Darlington were visitors here on Mon
day.
Mrs. Lawrence Gibbons spent last
week in Platteville visiting her brothers
George and Edward Stocker before their
departure for their new work IN the
west. George goes to take a position as
instructor in the Agricultural College
Mesilla Park, New Mexico, and Ed
ward will take a like position IN the
State University at Boulder, Colorado
Word was received here Monday that
Miss Elizabeth Molling while returning
from visit in jamestown, North OAK
was in A bad wreck on the Northern
Pacific road near Detroit, MINI. There
was only one man killed but several
badly injured, though Miss Molling was
not injured she was badly shaken up
and in a very nervous condition.
DR.. F. w. Philip is in Chicago at
tending the annual meeting OF the
national veterinary medical association
A letter received from Mrs. D. N.
Gates, 1852 Cortland St., Chicago, 1nd1-
Gates that she has still keen interest IN
the affairs Of her old home city and OF
it's people. She writes that people IN
Chicago hardly know their own num-
beers or what street they live on, as the
numbers and names Of streets have
been changed nearly all over the city.
Misses Sue and Mae Prince went to
Rockford, Wednesday, for two weeks,
visit with relatives.
Miss Mabel Priestley left Wednesday
for Beloit where she will visit relatives.
Miss Hazel Healy of Superior is visit
ing at the home of her grandfather,
w. J. Healy.
Mrs. Nicholas Ley returned home on
Tuesday night from a three weeks visit
with relatives at DuncOmbe and Lee
mars, Iowa.
Mrs. S. A. Williams has gone to Chi
cago, and from there she will go with
her son in law George Carroll to New
York City, to make her home with her
daughter.
Our former townspeople Mr.. and
Mrs. d. E. Jacobs are here on visit to
their sons Myron and Arthur. They
have very many friends in Mineral
Point and throughout Iowa county, who
would welcome their return here as
permanent residents. Mr.. Jacobs is
now, and has been for several years
farmer for the Indians at Reserve, Wis.
This position he has resigned, but upon
request Of the Indian department his
resignation will not take effect until
next year.
S. Crawford Ross returned to Chica-
go on Monday, after spending few
weeks at the home of his parents in
this city.
Mrs. c.. NJ. Kohler is in MadieOn this
week, attending the Dane county Fair
Miss Amy Masten spent last week in
Chicago buying millinery and needle
work materials.
Rev. NJ. Chase returned on Wednes-
dav evening from a months visit in
Maine and Massachusetts,, and the usual
morning and evening services will be
held in Trinity Church on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry T. Crawford are
here from Caney, Kansas, for visit at
the home of their parents.
Rev. F. E. Bauchop, the newly APP
pointed district superintendent Of fhe
M. E. Church was in Mineral Point
IIllS WEEK. L tlt UNANIMOUS 1NI'tNSb
made to the Conference for the return
of Rev S. A. Bender as pastor Of the
church here was granted.
Llewellyu Matthias, who is here from
Chicago for visit, expects to return
home on Saturday. He reports his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Matthias,
in good health and prospecting.
DR.. H. j. James, physician and sur
geon. from Iowa City, Iowa, has located
in Linden for the practice of his pro
fession and has taken the Office of the
late Dr. Blanchard. The professional
card of DR.. James appears in the Dem
OCrat.
Alfred Penhallegon has purchased
from DR.. w. G. Hales the lot lying be
tween the Hales and the Gilman res
licences. Mr.. PenhallegOn intends to
shortly commence the erection of a
dwelling thereon.
Market day, Thursday, October :.