Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-07-12
LINDEN

| Tredinnick.
William Conirey came here from
| from LaSalle to spend the fifth with Mr.
and Mrs J. M. Tredinnick
Miss Mabel Kroeger of Oconomowoc
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs Roscoe
Liddle.
The Linden Band furnished music
for the celebration at Latte on the
Fourth. Linden was we'll represented
at all neighboring celebrations.
Mrs George Riley visited last week
at Sparta.
Miss Almeda Hillary went to Dodge
vile on Friday to visit with her brother
and wife, Mr. and Mrs R. M. Hillary
and also to attend the Chautauqua.
j. c. Rochs, who visited at the s..
S. Gribble home for several days, re-
turned on Wednesday to his home in
| Walsenburg, Colo.
Frank Shaffer motored here from
Milwaukee on Wednesday to celebrate
the 9TH in the old home town, returning
to Milwaukee the next day.
Thomas Caygill purchased light
Buick six the past week.
Carroll Hackett spent the fore part OF
last week with his parents at North
Freedom.
July 9Th was celebrated here in the
same old glorious way. A large crowd
gathering from neighboring cities with
the Linden folks to enjoy the days pro-
gram which consisted of speeches,
ball game, races, etc. One number
appeared which was not on the pro-
gram swarm of bees swept through
the crowd who were watching the ball
game causing considerable excitement,
but no injury. Fine music was
furnished all day by the Linden band,
and the days festivities ended by a
grand ball in the Auditorium, with
music by Monroe orchestra.
William Carrow and two sons Ernest
and Milford are at Three Rivers, Mich,
visiting at the home of j. FL. Carrow.
The following announcements were
received here last week:
| Mr. and Mrs Orville E. Richards announce the
marriage Of their daughter Letah Marie to Mr..
David Stuart Mackay Tuesday the third OF
July, at Platteville. At home after Sept |,
| 1917 at Linden, Wis. The young couple took
short trip to Madison and Milwaukee, after
which they will reside in Linden, where MI
| Mackay is employed in the office of the Opt1mo
mining company. Both are estimable young
| people and their friends here wish them much
| happiness
Mrs Louisa Treglown left on Friday
for an extended visit with her son
Joseph Treglown and family at Wood
ford.
Mrs T. j. Heathcock and daughter
Mrs L. II. Treglown went to Rochester,
Mimi, on Saturday. Miss Ocea Heath
cock underwent an operation for golter
at the Mayo Brothers hospital.
Mr. and Mrs George Burns motored
here from Hazel Green on Saturday.
Mrs B. ID. Treloar left on Wednesday
for Hudson, Wis, where she will visit
her daughter Mrs Walter Baker and
family.
On Monday evening of last week, Mr.
and Mrs w. II. Stephens, Jr. celebrat-
ed their twenty fifth wedding anniver-
sary. Fifty eight relatives and friends
gathered together to help them cele-
brate the occasion, and they were
presented with many beautiful pieces
of silver. Refreshments were served
before the guests departed, wishing Mr.
and Mrs Stephens many more years of
happy welded life.
Mrs Jessie Smith, Mrs Thos. Batten
of Linden and Mrs Priscilla Baker of
Madison went to Hazel Green on Tues
day to visit at the George Burns home
Mr. and Mrs D. S. MacKay visited
over Sunday at Platteville.
| Emma Tredinnick is visiting with
friends in Highland.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey and children of
La Sale, motored here last week and
were guests of Mr. and Mrs j. NJ.
Tredinnick.
| Mr. and Mrs J. N. Rule are enjoying
visit from their neice Miss Mamie
Callow of Mason City, Ia.
Mrs Edward Geach and son Garnet
were over Sunday visitors at the home
of Der son Leroy Geach at Gratiot.