Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-23


Miss MabIe Murrish is visiting friends
at Wyoming.
Miss Matilda Hutchinson returned
Friday from few days visit at Chica-
go and Rockford.
Henry Bray returned Friday from his
trip through the west.
Mrs. Morris and daughter Leda of
Darlington spent Saturday and Sunday
here the guests of Mrs. T. Rothe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hutchinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hendra were callers
at Platteville, Friday.
Willard Winters of GAINESVILLE called
on Mineral Point friends Sunday.
Walter Johnson Of Madison was here
on business Thursday and Friday.
Lewis Weber of Monroe was a bust
ness caller here Monday.
Miss Henrietta HanscOm left last
Wednesday for Milwaukee to resume
| her studies in music.
John Jeuck, Jr. and family of Chicago
are visiting at the home of his mother
Mrs. John Jeuck, Sr.
Mrs. John Esch and daughter Miss
Margaret returned last Wednesday from
a two months visit at Racine, while
away they also visited at Chicago and
Rockford,
! w. n. Jeuck returned to st. Francis,
Wis, Tuesday to resume his studies at
the st. Francis seminary.
William Brenton was at Milwaukee
last week seeing the sights and attend
ing the fair.
Mrs. E. Longhenry of GAINESVILLE was
a visitor here last week.
John w. Moody was at Chicago, Mil
waukee and Cincinnati last week on
business connected with the Badger
Rubber works of this city.
Miss Dora Mitchell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Ellery and daughter Isabel re-
turned on last Thursday from the state
fair at Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Aide and son
James of Shullsburg visited with the
Aide family from Wednesday till Satur
day last week.
Mrs. Joseph Gerlach of Belmont call
ed on friends here Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nichols left last
week for an indefinite visit in North
Dakota and Nebraska.
AdOlph Schreihart of ManitOwOC, who
has been the guest of W. n. Jeuck fo1
a few days, left Monday for the Sacred
Heart College at Prairie du CHEN.
Albert Murrish of the county seat
was caller here Friday and Saturday
Last Friday evening Miss Marion
Jones gave a party in the Parish house
All present report a good time.
Jack Strosta and Elmer Reed visited
in Darlington on Sunday.
Miss Ruby Hughes gave a tea party
to sixteen young people in honor of Miss
Marion Jones last Wednesday evening
The evening was thoroughly enjoyed by
all
E. F. Fraunfeller of Platteville re-
lieved conductor J. S. Dean who has {
weeks leave of absence.
William Brennan and Mrs. M. FallOI
and son of Chicago are visiting relative.
and friends here since Tuesday.
Nicholas Uren left Tuesday fOl
Spokane, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs n. H. Snow returned
Tuesday from a three days visit at Fo7
Lake They made the trip by auto.
Daved G. Jacka attended the fair a
Elkhorn this week.
A W. Thoma departed Tuesday on
business trip to Madison, Reedsburg
Portage and other points.
w. Il. Osborne, travelling salesman
for the American Tobacco Co. of De
troit, spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. 7. L. Pagel is spending few
days with her mother at Plainfield.
John Harris and Will Grange wer
Darlington callers Sunday.
Miss Mabel Allen has gone to Lon
don. Wis. to visit relatives and friends
John Tredinnick of Moorhead, Mont.
is home for visit with his son William
at Waldwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Fielder and sol
Donald took a ride in their auto t
Dubuque Monday. They were accom-
panied by Miss Name Cummings an
their nephew Harold Cummings.
Frank Lautz of Union Mills called Of
friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Otto Lieder and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Unterholtzer left Tuesday 70
Madison to attend the funeral of thei
brother.
Miss Marion Jones left Wednesda
for Kenosha to take up her studies a
Kemper Hall.
Joseph Theno who has been visitin
relatives here returned Tuesday to hi
home in Durango, Colorado.
The Five Hundred club were en-
tertained at a card party by Mis-
Martha Cummings at her home Monda
evening.
John Engels of Dodgeville was cal
: Ter here last Thursday,
{ Clarence Enzenroth, who has been ;
Kenton, H., is home on visit.