Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-12-17
LINDEN
BY HARLEY HICKS.

Mrs. Roe of Cuba City visited with
relatives here Thursday.
A. G.. Verch was Cobb caller Sat
urday evening.
Edward Bowden has purchased a
farm three miles east of Mineral Point.
N. Simon spent over Sunday with
relatives at Highland.
Berlyn Treloar, Clifford Rule, Mel
vim Brewer and Lloyd Vial were Ed
mund callers Friday evening.
N. Tredinnick and son Tom trans
acted business at Mineral Point on
Saturday.
The P. M. Church Ladies' Aid held
their annual Bazaar and supper We'd
nesday evening; proceeds were $35 so.
Miss Fannie Oyitz entertained the V.
B. M. Club at her home Friday evening
Rolling Tredinnick spent over Sun
day with his sister Mrs. Ralph Smart
at Harker.
Misses Silva Rule and Mary Tredin-
nick, accompanied by Tom Tredinnick,
attended the party given by Eugene
Hughes a. Edmund Friday night.
Ben Rule has moved his drilling
machine to the Weigle Mine where he
will commence drilling soon.
Mrs. Cape of Dodgeville was a bust
ness caller here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Adams of Mont
fort were callers here Thursday.
Mrs. Key Of Detroit, Mich, transact
ed business here Thursday.
Ridge Dietzman and two sisters Of
Platteville visited Miss Viola erase
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gardner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gardner attended
the funeral of Mrs. Arthur at Mineral
Point Wednesday.
Mrs. Harriet erase of Montfort has
been visiting here the past week.
John Tonkin of Mineral Point visited
friends here Saturday.
f. E. Burton was caller at Edmund
Tuesday
John Driscol arrived home from Mil :
waukee Tuesday.
Glen Jeffry of Montfort is visiting
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. T. Jefry.
Mrs. J. Fl. Medinger, Rose Calvert
and George Baker motored to Dodge
vile and Mineral Point Thursday.
Clara erase and her father were Cobb
callers last week.
Cyril Hawke of Cobb visited with
relatives here Saturday and Sunday.
HI. w. Groves of Chicago, who has
been conducting the clearing sale at the
I. Jacobs store, returned to his home
Thursday,
A tribe of Indians are camping near
Harker. Some of the squaws were here
Thursday selling baskets of their own
make
An oil stove exploded at the home Of
Joseph Launder Saturday and set the
building on fire; but luckily the fire
was extinguished before it did any ser
ious damage.
Dave Williams of Dodgeville was
here last week looking after his inter
ests in the Gilman mine.
The M. E. Bazaar and supper, which
was held last Wednesday evening net
ted about eighty dollars.
Calvin Stoner arrived home from
Mississippi Thursday.
A merry party of our young people
were entertained at the farm home of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. March on Friday
evening.
While John Fault was ringing the
fire bell on Monday evening for meet
ing of the fire laddies, the clapper fell
from the bell, distance of forty feet,
and buried itself in the ground at his
feet-a narrow escape for John.
Mrs. Albert Avenall had her little
daughter Grace at the General Hospital
at Dodgeville last week, having her
throat treated.
George Alton of Mineral Point trans
acted business here Wednesday.
Elisha Tredinnick and David Will
liams were business callers at
Dodgeville and Mineral Point Saturday.
Miss Ella Jewell of Bloomfield visited
with her brother Ed. at Mif1in the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zwiefel and son
Bennett of Mineral Point spent Sunday
with her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Spargo and son
called at Mineral Point Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Singer and sons visited
her mother at Dodgeville last week.
Eugene Purlngton transacted business
at Fennimore Monday and Tuesday OF
last week.
Mrs. George Grange of Mineral Point
was caller here Wednesday.
Mrs R. E. Smart Of Harker visited
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