Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hughes enter
tanned the P. M. Sunday School class at
their home Thursday evening.
Ed. Burton was caller at Livings-
ton Friday.
Mrs. George Tonkin of Iron Noun
! tain, Mich, returned home Wednesday,
after an extended visit here.
Garfield Batten of Iowa is visiting
his parents here.
Glen Holman and Orville Rule at
tended the show at Mineral Point Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph erase We're
Mineral Point callers Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Heathcock visited at
Livingston the past week.
Forest Burton was Mineral Point
caller Friday evening.
Uriah Gardner of Mineral Point Wis
tied at the Thomas Gardner home
Thursday.
William Vial transacted business at
Mineral Point Friday.
Henry James of Dodgeville was a
business caller here Saturday.
A number OF young people from here
enjoyed sleigh ride to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Jewell.
Thomas Caygill and Ed. Rolling were
Cobb callers Saturday.
The lecture course held here Tuesday
evening was we'll attended.
Mrs. Otto Ovitz gave dinner in
honor of Mrs. Ella Bowden Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kirkpatrick are
visiting in Chicago.
Mr.. Franer transacted business at
Mineral Point Friday.
Bernuce and Clarence Wainer of
Mineral Point visited friends here Fri
day and Saturday.
Word was received here Saturday of
the death of Mrs. Jane Carrow.
John Clark of Ridgeway visited with
friends here the past week.
Jake Anding Of Mineral Point was a
caller here Tuesday.
Mrs Bennett Treloar visited with her
daughter Mrs. Henry zweifel at Miner
al Point the past week.
Dr. Morton of Cobb was profession
al caller here Friday.
The Idle Hour Theatre Co. finished
the Million Dollar Mystery last Satur-
day night and are now running the
Trey of Hearts.
IL. G. Summers Of GAINESVILLE is visit
ing with his brother J A. Summers.
John Molling Of Mt. Horeb spent
over Sunday here.
Byron Alton transacted business at
Madison Saturday.
Elmer Rule of Milwaukee is visiting
here.
DR.. Morton of Cobb was professional
caller here Monday.
Philip Trevalia was a business caller
at Minsral Point Saturday.
Fred Opie and Elmer Peters of Min
eral Point were business callers here
Monday.
Miss Ella Sweitzer left Wednesday to
visit with relatives at Madison.
Rev. Jorden was caller at Edmund
Saturday.
John Butteris was a Cobb caller on
Wednesday.
j. G. Billingsly Of Galena transacted
business here Wednesday.
G.. r. Hinkle of Madison was bust
ness caller here Friday.
Lincoln Baker visited with friends al
Cobb Thursday.
Levi Pollard was an Edmund caller
Friday.
Mrs. I. Oldenburg was a caller al
Dodgeville Saturday.
Joe and Alfred Launder transacted
business at Mineral Point Friday.
Mrs. Richard Granville is visiting
with friends at Dodgeville.
Alden Thompson and Arch Tredin-
nick were Cobb callers Saturday.
A. G. Verch spent over Sunday with
Cobb friends.
1. Jacobs is confined to his home witE
sickness. Fred Wicks is filling his
place at the store.
Chas. Wilkinson of Miffiin was a bus
mess caller here Saturday.
Mining News.
T. Mathew has large force of mer
at work on the Granville mine, repair
ing it before beginning operations.
The Gilman Mining Co. struck some
very good cuttings in drill hole oppo,
site Ross Bros. Friday.
The Ross Bros. Mining Co are put,
ting down drill hole for air this week
The output of the Optimo No. 2 mine
for the past week was 70 ton of Sc pei
cent ore.
The Granville Mine expects to have
their mine fully equipped with electric
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