Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-02-17
LINDEN

ness caller here Tuesday.
Roy Lovelace of Mineral Point was q
caller here the past week.
Roscoe Fault returned from Mason
City Tuesday.
81. F. Cochems of Milwaukee was
here recently.
Prof. Bussewitz and Misses Madeline
Antes and Florence Taylor attended
the teachers convention in Madison
the past week.
Floyd Poad returned home from
Milwaukee Thursday.
Miss Mary Johns of Montfort is Wis
iting at the J n Vial home.
Miss Mable Dolphin of Cobb visited
her sister Mrs Nelson Hillary Thursday.
Eugene Hughes, Jr. of Edmund Wis
tied here recently.
Charles Halverson of Dodgeville was
business caller here Wednesday.
Rev. Cookson of Waldwick delivered
the funeral sermon of Walter Rundell
Wednesday.
Henry Lowan of Dodgeville was a
caller here Wednesday.
DR.. Ovitz was business caller in
Chicago recently.
Sperry Cook of Mifflin visited with
friends here Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Otto Ovitz returned
home Saturday after a months visit
with their daughter in Missouri.
Harley Hicks was an Edmund caller
Sunday.
A number of the young friends of
Miss Gertrude erase gave her sur
prise party on her birthday Tuesday.
Mrs Dexter of Montfort visited with
friends here Saturday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Joe Nitsky, a
baby boy
VIM. Myers is moving his household
goods into the house owned by Mrs
Henry Iverson.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Cady visited at
Mineral Point the past week.
Dave Samter of Platteville was
business caller here the past week.
Rex Mathew visited at his home in
Galena recently.
James Hutchinson of Mineral Point
was business caller here Saturday.
Ross Brothers increased their mining
force last week by adding 10 or II new
men. Mine continues very good Dali
ly output 10 to 10 ton of zinc and to 6
thousand of lead.
SAKE Pollard on the Gilman property.
are running full force. They are work
ing 2 shifts underground and milling Is
to 20 ton daily Of very high gra de ore
Archie Tredinnick is visiting with
his wife at Wales, Wis.
Nh and Mrs Ed Batten Of Edmund
visited at the Thomas Batten home
Sunday.
John Wedlake of Dodgeville was
caller here Wednesday.
John SAKE spent over Sunday at his
nome in Milwaukee.
Miss Ada Vivian returned home from
Rochester Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs Jordon of Dodgeville
visited friends here Saturday.
John Manley Of Mineral Point was
business caller here Friday.
Miss Ann Halverson Of Milwaukee is
here in charge of the Robert Stephens
Millinery store.
Mrs Sam Wearing of Mineral Point
visited with friends here recently.
Claude Goldsworthy of Mif1in was
here the past week.
Optimo No. 3 will turn wheels in new
mill sometime this week. They expect
to work full force underground, run
ming 2 shifts
Optimo No. 2 are milling from IL to
10 ton daily, working only 1 shift.
Sake Pollard on Granville property
are now working full force running
shifts underground, milling Is to 20 ton
per day Of As to 50 per cent ore.
Linden Dew. Co. have resumed oper-
ations after being down few days re-
pairing the mill. They are running 2
shifts, milling 6 to ton of zinc and 1
to 2 thousand of lead.
The Rooster are working 2 shifts and
running full capacity, daily output 80
to 40 ton of 60 per cent ore.
A. P. Kraft, having leased J. j.
Heathcock's property joining Hillside
Spring, have moved drilling machine
thereon and commenced drilling
Good cuttings are being found in the
drill holes on Hillside Spring property.
j. E. SAKE has drilling machine on
Jacobs homestead joining Weigle
Earl Wearing was at Platteville re-
Gently.
Farm For Rent.