Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-10-11

Albert ana MISS E0lCn MITCHELL lcIt
Tuesday for a short stay in Chicago.
| From Chicago they will go to Long
Beach, Calf, to spend the winter.
Miss Mable Jackson returned Friday
from a visit of several weeks with ner
sisters in Chicago and Munice, Ind.
Mrs Alvin Tyrer returned recently
from a three months stay at Seward
and Rockford.
Mr and Mrs w H. Hendel and Mrs
l.. w. Heindel of South Wayne were
the guests of DR. and Mrs A. D. Brown
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Kislingbury
returned to their home at Jackson,
Mich, last week, after visit with his
mother.
Mrs NJ. McCarville of Kenosha is
spending this week with Mr. and Mrs
Owen McCarEille in Willow Springs.
Henry Jones returned to his home at
Seward, ILL.,, after a visit with his
sister Mrs Alvin Tyrer.
The Dorcas Society of the NJ. &.
church met with Mrs A. D. Brown
Tuesday evening. Mrs Reuben Ellis
worth, ,Jr. and Mrs Alonza Jacka were
the assistant hostesses.
Mrs NJ. L, Parkinson has returned
from the west, where she spent the
summer with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Charles smith and Miss
Leone Otter visited at Livingston
Saturday.
Miss Anna Fischer, brother Matt
Fischer, wife and son Morgan Of Ken
dali were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Peter Ley at Jonesdale Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs W. 6. Hales, James
Wearne and Joseph Maust motored to
Beloit and Rockford Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs P. P. McMurrough, Mr.
and Mrs Walter Groth, Mrs Peter
Meuer, Mrs Robert Burghardt and
Misses Katharine and Mary Ellingen
attended the twentieth wedding ami
versary Of Mr. and Mrs John Ternes at
Ridgeway Thursday
Misses Katharine and Mary Ellingen
left Tuesday to visit Mrs s. Birkbeck at
GratiOt.
While James Gardner was unloading
crushed stone rear the John Grange
home Thursday, the wagon slid back
ward. Mr. Gardner was felled to the
ground and the heavy wagon wheels
went over both of his legs. He re-
ceived deep cut below the knee in the
right leg and the left one was badly
bruised. He is getting on as well as
possible under the circumstances.
j. W. Anderson left Tuesday for
as delegate to the grand
of the |. 0. @. T.
Mr. and Mrs John w. Chamley re-
turned Monday from visit in Chicago
and attending the world series ball
game between the White Sox and New
York Giants.
Frank J. Engels, Matthias Schaaf,
Francis l.. Ryan, John B. Godfrey,
Leroy Godfrey, Charles E. Howard,
Maurice l.. McDermott. Raymond s.
Jackson and George Kast left here
early Saturday morning, October 8,
1917, for Dodgeville, where they took
the train for Camp Grant to go in
training with the U. S. Army. They
were accompanied to Dodgeville by the
Mineral Point Band, the File and Drum
Corps and about thirty automobiles
relatives and friends. Fri
day afternoon demonstration was
given for the soldier boys at Dodge
Vile Hon E. G. Fielder and Fir,
O'Reilly of this city we're some Of the
speakers.
James w. Hutchinson, daughter
Genevieve, son Robert, Misses Matilda
and Ena Hutchinson, Mr. an Mrs Miller
Hutchinson of Aurora, Hugh Hutchinson
OF Lake Forest and Mrs M. l.. Parkin-
son visited James P. Hutchinson, Jr.
and the Mineral Point boys at three
hundred and thirty first Reg. Battery |
F. at Camp Grant, Rockford, Saturday.
They report the boys in fine spirits,
having good meals and we'll taken care
of. James P. Hutchinson, Jr. has been
appointed Sergeant of his company,
Harry Whitford, Corporal, Urban
GRADER, MESS Sergeant, William
Grange, Cook, and Harold Cummings,
member of the Military Band. The
visitors inspected the kitchen, food, etc.
while there and fonnd everything salts
factory, clean and wholesome.
Mrs Edward Curnow, Jr., and father,
Nicholas Treweek, have returned from
a visit in Milwaukee.
Miss Margaret Bradford has resumed
her studies at the U. of w.
Miss Nellie Mac Sherry of Chicago is
the guest of Mrs A M. Kramer.
Mrs j. M. Ross left for Madison and