Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-06-15
MINERAL POINT OF TODAY
NOTES BY THE DEMOCRATS
NEWS CATERER.


Darlington last Wednesday.
Frank Hooking Of Darlington was a
business caller here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holtzmiller re
turned Thursday from their wedding
trip to Devils Lake and other places
Mrs. John Mess and daughter Mrs
Paul Meudt of Rockwell Mill, visited
at the home Of Mrs. G. W. Mess, from
Saturday until Monday.
Max Trench of Dodgeville was an
over Sunday visitor at the home Of his
brother, Stanley Trench.
Mrs. Chris Ellingen and daughter
Lucille, Of Dodgeville visited Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Albinger and other relatives
here Sunday
Miss Alice Judson of Sandusky
Ohio, formerly a teacher in the High
school here has been visiting Miss Nettie
Prideaux and other frien3s.
Roy Penhallegon departed last week
on business trip to Anderson, Indiana
Misses Margaret Reese and Ruth
Bishop of Dodgeville were callers at the
High school last Thursday.
Miss Annie Hutchinson is home from
Rockford to spend the summer.
Will McDermott spent Saturday in
Madison on business
Archie Shipman Of Blanchardville
spent Sunday with friends here.
Adolph Miller returned last week
from Baraboo, bringing with him his
bride. Mr. and Mrs Miller will live in
the j. H. Day home, in the northern
part of the city.
Miss Patti Burgess returned from
a few days visit at GAINESVILLE,
Mrs. Joseph Gerlach and daughter
Gertrude of Belmont visited relatives
here last week.
Mrs Spencer, who has been spending
the season at the Masten Kramer store,
left Monday for Madison. From there
she will return to her home in Reeds
burg.
Miss Daisy Holmes, Susie Bennett,
Alice Dunn, Lavon Jacka, Lauretta
Anderson, Ethel Kaump, were allowed
to pass from the Preparatory to the High
school, on good merit, without having
to write an examination.
Miss Ruby Hughes attended the
Junior Prom at Platteville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Healy of Chica-
go are guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlos Healy.
The many friends of Adam F. Dres-
den, will regret to hear that he is on
the sick list
Dr.. w. M. VAIL was an over Sunday
visitor at Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn Dunn and
daughter Alice were visitors with
relatives at Dodgeville on Wednesday
of last week.
Last Sunday at St. Mary's church the
following children received first solemn
holy communion at nine o'clock solemn
High Mass: Gilbert Polzkill, Stephen
Demuth, Nicholas Steffen, Matte Ley,
George May, Engelbert Ketter, Ray
mond Mongold, Agnes PITT, Mary Stude,
Bertha Stude, Theresa Blotz, Zita
Fisher, Villa Mess, Gertrude Smith
Agnes Wagner, Hazel Rink. Urban
Weidenfeller and George Fielder, were
lily carriers for the boys and Marjorie
Fielder, Anne Stude for the girls. The
communicates marched in body from
the school house to the church, accom-
panied by seventy five little members
the Child Jesus society. Milton Inter
holtzner, carried the society Banner
and John Gray, Jr. the Cross. The
good Dominican Sisters were with tn,
children; then came the communicates
mass servers and the Pastor Rev
Father Nicholas Weyer. The service,
in the church began with the renewal
of the baptismal vows by the com
municants, and a fine sermon appro
pirate for the day by Father Weyer
The affairs were respondent with many
tapers and a profusion of many
beautiful flowers. Miss Gertrud,
Weidenfeller organist and the choi1
rendered some fine music The services
in general were grand and inspiring
1t was a very happy day for thu
children and they will certainly never
forget their good kind Pastor, and tn,
worthy Sisters who work so hard anC
faithful, for the welfare of their souls
and to make them grow up to be goo:
men and women.
Mrs. E. G.. Fielder and Harold Cum
mings spent Saturday in Milwaukee
Mrs. w. S. Ross and son Roland Wis
tied friends in Darlington Saturday.
DR.. Ludden, Chas. w. McIlhon ani
Joseph J. Fielder spent several days Of
last week in Dakota on business.
Mrs. Hansen and Mrs Devlin, who
have been guests at the home of Mrs
and Mr.. W. R. Smith, returned to Mil