Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-11-25
LINDEN

day.
Mrs Sam Launder has purchased a
new player piano.
Mrs Nelson Hillary visited at Mineral
Point Wednesday.
Oscar Frieburg of Edmund was a
caller here Tuesday evening.
William Gilman and son Gordon
were business callers at Montfort Mon
day.
George Hillary visited at Dodgeville
the past week.
Mrs G.. Hicks and Miss ALA Parry
were callers at Dodgeville Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Oldenburg entertained the
" B. NJ club at her home Friday even
ing.
Ed. Burton has purchased the house
owned by Theodore Bramhoff on Eliza
beth street and has moved his household
goods there.
Wilbur Trevalia of Mineral Point
was business caller here Wednesday.
Mrs Charles Williams and daughter
Minnie of Cobb visited at the Ben Rule
home Wednesday.
Miss Mable Cline of Platteville is Wis
iting with friends here.
Merrill and Gordon Gilman and
Harley Hicks were Mineral Point callers
Wednesday evening.
The @. G.. G.. club were entertained at
the home of Mrs Sam Launder Friday
evening.
Stanley Sulek is visiting in Chicago.
Elmer Rule returned home Saturday,
after spending few months in North
Dakota.
Attorney H. F. Cochems of Milwau-
kee was here looking after his mining
interests the past week.
=. Henry James and E. Davis of Dodge
vile were business callers here last
Wednesday.
Miss Maude F. Fault is visiting with
relatives in Milwaukee.
Miss Laurene Fault and Clarence
Dolphin visited at Dodgeville Thursday.
Roscoe Little of Miffiin was caller
here Wednesday evening.
DR.. Morton of Cobb was professional
caller here Tuesday.
Mrs William Buckingham returned to
her home at Ridgeway Tuesday, after
an extended visit at the home of her
daughter Mrs Lubin Short.
Mrs Ellen Hancock is visiting at
Dodgeville.
Mrs William Jewell and son of
Bloomfield were callers here Tuesday.
Royal Granville was business caller
at Mineral Point the past week.
Mrs w. E. Sleep and daughter Of
Madison are visiting with Mrs Lula
Short.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Treloar were Miner
al Point callers Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Hicks spent over Sunday
at the G.. E. Halverson home in Dodge
vile.
Misses Ruth Harker and Sylvia Rule,
accompanied by Fred Oldenburg and
Frank Williams, attended the football
game at Madison Saturday.
j. SAKE, Will Smith and Phil Trevalia
were business callers in Milwaukee the
past week.
Miss Madeline Antes attended the
football game at Madison Saturday.
Miss Matte Reynolds of Cobb visited
at the W. B. kirkpatrick home the past
week.
William Smith and l. Jacobs were
business callers at Highland Friday.
Mrs Robert Osborne and son Robert
and daughter Eunice spent Sunday at
the Thomas Caygill home.
Sam Stephens has moved from the
John Harker farm to the Louis Weigle
farm recently purchased by Mr. Weigle
from Otto Ovitz.
Fire of unknown origin nearly
destroyed the building on Main street,
owned by Thomas Batten and occupied
by John Manion and family as a dwell
ing house, on Tuesday afternoon.
When discovered the entire inside of
the building was on fire, making it i'm
possible to save much Of the household
goods. The quick work of the firemen
held the fire on the inside or it would
have been hard matter to save many
of the other surrounding buildings,
"Hurrah' again for the city water
works.
Harley Hicks was caller at Cobb
Monday.
Mrs Wade Eggers is visiting with
relatives at Ridgeway.