Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-01-06
LINDEN

Misses Myrtle and Annie Jenkins of
Miff1in are visiting at the home of their
brother Harry Jenkins.
Mrs William Smith and daughter
Bernice returned home Thursday, after
spending the holidays at Dodgeville.
Eugene Purington was business
caller at Mineral Point Thursday.
Forest Burton and Thomas Tredin
nick attended the show at Mineral Point
Thursday evening.
Miss Clara Fine and MIR Charles
Richards, both of this city, were mar
ried at the home of the BRIDES mother,
Mrs Elizabeth Fine, Wednesday even
ing.
Gordon and Merrill Gilman were
Mineral Point callers Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs George Chandler Of
Montfort visited with friends here
Thursday.
Carl Gilman gave party to large
number of his friends Friday evening.
Miss Tia Redfern of Galena visited
with friends here the past week.
Miss Madeline Antes returned to her
duties as teacher in the high school
here, after spending the holidays at her
home in Evansville.
Miss Maud Fault returned to Mantle
woo Saturday.
Will and Floyd Poad returned to their
school duties at Platteville Monday.
Fred Shaffer has returned to his home
here, after an extended visit with his
daughter Mrs E. G. Halverson at
Dodgeville.
John Taylor returned to his duties as
teacher in the schools at Burlington,
Iowa, Saturday.
J. SAKE spent New Years day at his
home in Milwaukee.
Clifford Rule is visiting with friends
in Milwaukee.
Stephen Gribble and Carl Gilman re-
turned to their school duties at Madison
Monday
Gabriel Mills visited with friends at
Britt, Iowa, the past week.
Jenkin Ellsworth returned home from
Platteville Wednesday.
Miss Stella Burroughs of Platteville
is visiting at the J. N. Vial home.
Miss ALA Parry returned home from
Baraboo Wednesday.
Miss Dolly Tredinnick is visiting with
friends at Waukesha.
Hugh Hougancamp returned Satur
day, after spending the holidays in
Kentucky
Drilling continues on the J. J. Rule
property with very good cuttings.
Stoner Brothers will commence clean
ing ore with their new mill this week.
Sake Pollard On the Weigle are very
busy fixing up boiler and pumps and
expect to be in active operation in a
short time.
Ross Brothers is one Of the greatest
producers in this camp, putting out 10
to II tons of zinc and to thousand of
lead daily.
Very good cuttings are being found
on the ST. Croix property.
Optimo no. on the Rolling property
will start the new mill about the mid
die of the month.
The SAKE Pollard on Gilman started
the new mill to work Jan. 3. They
will start two shifts this week.
The Linden Dew. Co. have resumed
operations after being down for Jew
days putting new fues in boiler. They
are working two shifts and milling to
8 ton daily.
Some very good cuttings are being
found on the Hillside Spring property.
Optimo no. 2 continues about the |
same, daily output being to 10 tons.
Sake Pollard resumed operations in
the Granville mine last week, after be- |
ing shut down short time on account
OF water.
The Pythian sisters held Christmas
tree at their lodge hall Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Ada Vivian left for Rochester
Thursday.
w. B. Kirkpatrick was business
caller at Madison the past week.
The V. B. M. club attended the show
at Mineral Point Thursday evening.
A chicken pie supper was held at No.
7 Thursday evening.
The 2. M. Ladies Aid held a supper