Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-11-05

anu LdLlllN we've ChtSA 'alAVN ~ N'AS
farm home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Fisher, sunday.
NJ. Schwalbach returned to his home
at Milwaukee Tuesday.
Mrs. John Pittz and daughter Gene
We've went TO Dubuque Monday morn
ing for a several days visit.
DR.. and Mrs. W. j. Morgan aud fam
ily attended reception at Darlington,
Friday given in honor of the home
coming of Mr.. and Mrs Osee Morgan
who were married at junction City
last Wednesday.
j. j. Fielder, j. A Meserole and son
Russell. William Chamley, Ben. Miller.
Rudolph Smith, Cyrus White, Bert,
Schultz, Gilbert Gorgen, Ross Bishop,
Guy Fessenden. Miss Edith Winslow,
Delvin Julian Samuel Ross. Leland
kirst and Howard Hauscom enjoyed an
auto ride to Madison Saturday and We're
present at the football game.
! The new town clock strikes every
/ quarter of an hour. The first quarter
| it strikes once, the second quarter
| twice, the third three times and the
! fourth quarter four times and then the
! hour of the day.
The ladies of st. Mary'S congregation
will sew for their bazaar at st, Mary 5
hall this week Thursday evening
Mrs. P. 0. Vivian, Mrs. Catherine
Grace. Misses Anna Mitchell, Nell
/ Tonkin and Mary McDermott motored
to Dodgeville, the county farm and Ed
mund Tuesday.
| Thomas GRADER and several others.
who shipped cattle to Chicago last
week, were highly elated over the pro
ceeds which amounted to ten dollars
and twenty five cents per hundred
pounds.
Mrs Andrew Dornan returned home
! from the Sacred Heart Sanitarium at
Milwaukee last Wednesday much i'm
proved in health. Her daughter Miss
Beanie Dornan went to Milwaukee the
fore part of the week to accompany her
home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred GRADER, Mrs.
Alex Metz and son Raymond and Miss
| Alice Collins took business and pleas
ure trip by auto to Dodgeville Tuesday
afternoon,
Luke Nichols has improved his home
recently by installing electric lights.
II s.,
visit with her aunt Mrs. Mary Dunn
and other relatives.
The seth birthday anniversary of Mr.
Jacob Dresser, ST.. was celebrated at his
home here last Thursday by his children
| and grandchildren with bounteous
supper
Rev. FIR. Nicholas Weyer, pastor of
St. Marys church, wishes to announce
that as soon as all the payments for the
new town clock are handed in he will
send out report in full through this
| paper of the amount received, and the
expenditures.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Meserole returned
last Thursday from four weeks stay
at New Y ork.
Miss Anna WeCkler and Mrs George
Philips visited relatives and friends at
DodgevilDe last Wednesday.
Mrs. Jonathan jackson is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Connaughton in Mad
| isOn.
Miss Mable Thomas returned to
Platteville Monday after visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Charles VIM.
Mrs. p. Lenahan and daughter Mrs.
| Adam Thoma left Tuesday for an in
definite stay with relatives at Spokane
! Wash.
Mrs John French returned to Oar.
lington Monday. Sfe had been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zweifel,
Mrs. Everett French of Darlington
was an over Sunday visitor with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pitts
Mrs. Pedley is visiting in Benton.
| Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Clark were here
from Milwaukee over Sunday at the
| Penbe rthy home.
| THE MOST CONSERVATIVE IN
| VISITORS buy first mortgage farm
loans These net as high as 6 per cent
For select investments from $1,000
up see r. j. Penhallegon