Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-08-26

his son Richard in s. Dakota, returned
home last week.
Mrs Ed. Harris and children of
KEENAN,, Wis, are visiting Mr.. and
| Mrs George Harris and other relatives.
Thomas Collicutt wife and son are
here from Monet, Mo, for a visit at
the homes Of his mother and his brother
| Charles.
Henry Holmes of Oacoma, S. Oak, is
here visiting his mother Mrs. Elizabeth
! Jacka and other relatives. 1t is twenty
six years since Mr.. Holmes first went to
Dakota, and he has Jared well there.
Mrs. w. P. Collins of Racine visited
last week with Mrs. Albert J. Walker
and Mrs. John Boynton.
Misses Helen and Jennie Sullivan of
Monroe were visitors at the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Eastman and Mr.
and Mrs. Elba Eastman made Mrs. John
Boynton a short visit last Friday.
Miss Grace Brewer of Chicago is
visiting relatives and friends in Mineral
Point
Mrs. John Perry is visiting relatives
at Cobb.
Mrs. J. B. Prideaux has gone to visit
her daughter Mrs. Jacobus at Lacrosse.
Miss Gertrude Bishop went to Am
boy, Ill, on Monday for a visit rela
tives.
Mrs. Charles Paynter, With her
daughter Bertha and son Robert, re-
turned last week from visit at the
home Of her brother John Perry, Fonda,
Iowa.
Mrs. William Hammill started for
Biddeford, Maine, on Wednesday, to
visit her daughter Mrs. R. N Jocelyn.
Miss Annette Hutchinson went to Lud-
dingtOn, Mich, on Saturday and will
return with J. W. Hutchinson and fami-
ly in a short time.
Mrs. Chamley and son George of
Livingston attended our fair last week.
Mrs, Charles Grindell and daughter
Wilma visited relatives and attended
our fair last week
Howard Paynter of Miff1in visited in
this city last week and attended the
fair.
John Lynch came here last week
from Delavan for visit with old time
friends and to attend the fair. He re-
ports his wife and sons in good health.
The DOrcas society of the M. E.
church had a most delightful picnic on
the lawn of Mr.. J. B. Reynolds on
Tuesday afternoon.
The Rev'd Fathers J. Smith of BrOd
head, T. Dempsey Of Monroe, J. Barry
of Hollandale, NJ. Wrenn Of Kendall
town, J. McGinnity of GratiOt, and Mr..
William McGuigan, foreman of the
BlanchardviIle Blade Blanchardville,
James and Francis Kehoe of NOtre
Dame, Ind, were guests of Father
O'Keefe during the Fair.
Miss Vina Avenall of Linden was the
guest of her friend Miss Emma Steph-
enson the latter part of last week.
Maurice E. Gates is here for visit
at the home Of M J. Minor. His home
is in Chicago, but he has been for
several weeks in Belmont with his
uncle O. E. Minor. He is here for a
rest, and with the hope that a change
of climate will benefit his health
There will be a special meeting of the
w. c. 7. U. next Tuesday, August 81,
All members are urged to be present.
Miss Marie Joestgen is enjoying a
visit among relatives and friends here
this week
II. S. Cl&uer was here on Wednesday
from Warren, for visit with his
brother George Clauer, who is slowly
recovering from injuries which he re
ceived by being run over by wagon.
H. S. Clauer has just returned from a
visit in Germany, which he says he
greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Varlin left Wednes-
day morning for Chicago.
Mrs. w. H Prideaux has very kindly
loaned to the Public Library an inter
esting collection of postal cards includ-
ing views of Alaska and many other
| uvpStarO ScaOaC
Jack Stephenson and friend Miss
Ethel Stephens of PlatteviIle were
guests at the home of Mrs. John Steph-
enson last week and attended the Min
eral Point fair.
Rev W. Croft will occupy the Primi-
tive Methodist pulpit on Sunday morn
ing. Evening service will be dispensed
with. Rev. w. J. G. Bond is spending
a week at Lake Elcho, in northern Wis
consin.
Mr.. Ben Zimmerman of Norfolk,
Wis, has accepted a position with G.
Varlin.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pettis of
Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Penhal-
Logon, and Miss Grace Gray went to
Hillside on last Sunday and listened to
an address by Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones
of Chicago.
Supt. LOveland and wife returned
home on Tuesday evening from a two
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