Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-06-06
MIFFLIN.
BY MISS KArHERYS GowMAN.

Mrs. Sever Knutson and children of
Livingston were business callers in our
village for brief time Thursday.
The P NJ. Sunday School picnic
which was held here Saturday. was not
largely attended owing to the threatning
weather.
Mrs. Irwin Holmes of Mineral Point
was guest at the Irwin Vickerman
home here
Mrs. S. J, Vivian received a visit
from her relatives and friends from
Rewey on Saturday.
Mrs. George Austin and daughter
Mildred from Hazel Green are making
glad with their presence this week, the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Wilkinson, ST., also other rela-
tives and many friends.
Ed w. S. Bowden, Conference
Superintendent of Mission work of the
A. G. churches sojourned for few
days this week and last at LaValle,
Sparta and several other places on bus
mess pertaining TO That work.
Mrs. Joseph Arthur and daughter
Pearl and son Will and his wife of
Mineral Point visited last Wednesday
with the formers brother, Richard
Doering and family.
The Misses Beulah Clayton and Pearl
Adams of Linden were here Saturday
and Sunday tho cr,,aC+S of +ba for,,,ar,c
uncle, John Smith and wife.
Mr.. harrington of Linden had bust
ness that occasioned his calling in our
village Wednesday.
Mrs. George Brown had the pleasure
of a visit with Mineral Point people
last week and attended memorial day
exercises
Miss Gussie Jones, teacher in the
Rewey school, was pleasant caller in
town Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilkinson were
in attendance at the funeral of her
uncle, Charles Livingston, held at Liv-
ingston last week.
Mrs. J. S. Miller went to Mineral
Point last Thursday where she stayed
until Sunday enjoying a visit with her
daughter Mrs. Martha Paynter.
Clarence Dolphin. sister Mabel and
her friend of Cobb attended the play
''Topsy Turvy'' here Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Grunow and
daughter Marion were business and
social visitors at Mineral Point Satur-
day.
w. V. cambridge, representing the
Mitfiin |. o. O. F. Lodge, took in the
Odd Fellows State Convention at Mad
ison this week.
Hugo Garvey is identifying the APP
pearance of his home by giving it
fresh coat of paint
| Mrs. Will cambridge and three chill
dren are having pleasant visit this
week with her husbands people at
Platteville.
The class play, "Topsy Turvy," given
here last Wednesday evening was con-
sidered fine and was highly enjoyed by
all in attendance. Prin. Earl Liddle is
to be commended on his work of train
ing the pupils.
| Miss Annie Jinkins, Sr. went to Min
eral Point Sunday for to undergo an
operation.
Principal Earl Liddle and Irma Nolen
closed their school work last Friday.
Both have closed a successful years
work. In the evening of May 80, Miss
Nolen, intermediate teacher, assisted
by Miss Lillian Kelly. primary teacher,
gave very interesting program in the
town hall. 1t surely was great task
training such a large number of chill
dren, and the good program rendered
showed their interest taken in the
school.
| The teachers and pupils enjoyed a
picnic Friday morning. In the evening
the commencement address was de-
livered by Prof. l. N. Warner of
Platteville. The graduates were Mae
Garvey and Elmer Stephenson. Miss
Kelly will continue school here for
month longer.
The cost of a Kodak is small For
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