Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-06-25

gifts.
Miss Marguerite lvey, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Henry Ivey. lr gradu
ated from the Wisconsin University At
Madison last week and is spending her
vacation at her home here
Mr., aud Mrs Charles Ramsden and
/ son Francis Of Beloit. Mrs Peter Meuer
+ Victor and Geuevieve Meuer visited at
the pleasant farm home If Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Braut last Friday
Arthur Coppin is home from Milwau
kee Normal school
/ Elmer Reed Of Freeport WAS an over
Sunday visitor with his parents Mr..
and Mrs stephen Reed
/ Mrs. w. w. Williams returned Sat
urday from visit with her daughter
/ at Fort Atkinson.
| Rudolph Smith returned Saturday
from Long Beach. Calf
I Miss Agnes Brewer. who is i'll with
4 typhoid fever AT St Luke'S Episcopal
Hospital Duluth Mimi, is i'll about the
same condition as reported last week.
/ Her mother who is with her, hopes for
a change for the better after the tenth
| day The good wishes of many friends
/ go to Miss Agnes for speedy recovery.
Rev. Fr. Matthias Ternes. 5. T. L.,
arrived here Monday evening from
/ Huntington Park Cal, for three
/ Nphl-S' W. xN+ith r.l ot nyl frianls
1t is about twelve years since he was
here last and he is happy to be here
again with friends.
Miss Clara Gilman closed sue
ceSsful term of teaching last Friday at
Wyoming Valley with picnic which
was much enjoyed by all participating,
Mrs. Gilman, son Urban and daugh
ter Florence and Miss Elizabeth Hub
berts of this city attended.
Henry Harter is transacting business
at Minneapolis this week,
Mrs. r. d. Wilson returned Saturday
from a visit at Chicago with her son.
| Mrs. Catherine Fielder of Cuba City,
is here for visit, the guest of her son
f. G. Fielder.
Rev. Fr. l.. p, O'Reilly is at Cascade
this week, visiting his mother.
Andrew Fardy returned to Monroe
Tuesday. He made many friends while
in business here, who wish him success.
Mrs. Carl Shilton of Wyanet is the
guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. w.
j. c. Bond.
Miss Ann Lenahan and her neice
Mrs. Harold Weidenfeller left this
Wednesday morning for Chicago. to be
present at the graduation of her niece
Miss Catherine A. Moore.
Miss Leone Peters arrived Saturday
from Minneapolis, where she teaches
school, and will spend the summer
with her mother Mrs. Matt Peters.
Mrs. Allen Tucker returned last
Saturday from visit at Minneapolis
Miss Kathryn Horn of Milwaukee,
who had been visiting here left Tues
day noon for GAINESVILLE for visit with
her sister Mrs. Edward Buss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Richardson and
two children of Perry. Iowa, are visit
ing relatives here.
James Dunn was business caller at
South Wayne Tuesday.
Miss Catherine Meloy of Shullsburg
returned to her home Saturday, after a
several days visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Horn, Miss Ellen
Lenahan, returned to Shullsburg with
her for an indefinite visit
Miss Camille Ryan returned to her
home at Minneapolis, Mimi, Tuesday
afternoon.
Walter kirkpatrick of Linden was
business caller here Monday.
Mrs. Rebecca Miller of Chicago ar
rived here Saturday, on account of the
illness of her brother John Martin.
Mr., and Mrs. Alvin Side and daugh
ter Mary and Mrs Joseph Weiskircn of
Benton spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peters
The W, G. T. U. will meet next
w NNACSbuS dIJCi July at IIlItt
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. Frederick
Vivian.
Mrs. Thomas O'Neill Mrs Edward
Murphy, Mrs. Frank Schumacher and
son Francis of Darlington motored here
last Thursday afternoon, and visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
GOrgen, Jr.
Miss Bertha Jones Of Ladd, His,
is visiting here grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ned Jones
Mrs, Joseph Treglown and son Of
Linden visited relatives here last week
The closing exercises at st. Mary
school took place last week, Thursday
with picnic on the grounds, which
was much enjoyed by all attending.
Mrs. Charles Winn is visiting at
Cuba City.
Mrs. Alex. Metz returned Monday