Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-04-19

their homes here.
Nrs J. J. Mauger, son Raymond and
daughter Agnes and Mrs Alloys Burg
hardt visited at Blanchardville Satur-
day.
Mrs B. f. Dunwiddie spent Friday at
GAINESVILLE with her mother, Mrs Jennie
Church.
Mrs William Benson and daughter
returned Wednesday from two weeks
visit at Madison.
Mr. and Mrs William B. Shepard, I.
H. Shepard and Mr. and Mrs Sidney
Shepard, Jr spent Sunday at Dodge
vile.
Miss Helen Bishop Of Cobb has been
! spending several days here, the guest
Of Miss Gladys White.
Prof. and Mrs W. r. Rood moved
into Mrs Emma PenhallegOn's house
on Maiden street Tuesday.
/ Mr. and Mrs John Anderson and niece
Miss Marion Kuelling visited at Benton
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Irving Stratman and son return
ed Thursday from weeks visit with
her sister Mrs Clarence Wackman at
! Lake Mills
Mr. and Mrs John N. Reese Of Dodge
vile were Sunday callers at the home
Of her mother, Mrs Amelia Spratler
Philip Ewa!d Of Madison was a week
end visitor here with friends.
Miss Virginia Hugo Of Chicago is
spending few weeks here with her
brother O. K. Hugo and family.
Mrs w. r. Smith returned last week
from a visit with her son Rudolph in
Chicago
Monday for Baraboo for visit with
Mrs Schillings parents, Mr. and Mrs
Goodsell.
Miss Bessie Hutchinson returned to
La Crosse Saturday, where she teaches
in the state normal school.
Mrs Thomas L. Pagel visited at Oar
lingtOn Wednesday and Thursday.
Misses Amy and Dora White returned
to the U. of W. Tuesday, after spend
ing Il weeks vacation with their par
entS.
Miss Matilda Hutchinson has returned
from Chicago, where she attended an
important missionary meeting last week.
Miss Philippa Hendra returned Sat
urday to La Crosse, where she attends
the normal.
Mrs Malcolm Smith, two sons and
daughter Miss Myra expect to leave
this week for their fruit farm at Covert,
Michigan. Mr. Smith, chief engineer
at the electric light plant, will remain
here for an indefinite time.
Mr. and Mrs Benz Blewett visited
relatives at Dodgeville recently.
Henry w. Frieden spent Friday at
Madison.
The M. E. Church choir was enter
tanned with supper by Mr. and Mrs
l.. G. Stair Friday evening in the lee
ture room of the church. The delicious
supper was much enjoyed and with
music and songs all attending had a
general good time.
Mrs Jennie Hoare returned Monday
from six weeks stay with relativ es at
Galena.
Prof. Lawrence GRADER returned to
the U. of W. at Madison Tuesday, after
a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Louis GRADER.
Mrs w. ]. G. Bond returned Thurs
day from a visit with her daughter Mrs
Carlyle Schilton at Oregon
Mrs Charles Wong and daughter
Leone left Monday for Dodgeville, |
where they will make their home. |
Mr. and Mrs j. II. Babcock of Milton
are the guests Of Prof. and Mrs w. r.
Rood.
Mrs Louis GRADER left Sunday for a |
visit with her sisters at Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Bachelor attended |
the funeral of Mr. Howard McNett at
Platteville Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs R. A. Smart and family
visited at Linden Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Mitchell of
Dodgeville, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Strut
and children Of Ridgeway were over
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and /
Mrs Edward Fitzsimons.
Raymond Jackson returned to the u |
of W. Wednesday, after spending
weeks vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs John Jackson
Mr. and Mrs Howard Nicholas of
Waldwick were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs William Campton Sunday.
Henry thinner returned Monday
from visit at Beloit and Chicago.
:. Henry Finklemeyer of Survey is a
guest this week of his daughter Mrs
Theodore Frieden.
Peter Hittesdorf, Richard Williams,