Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-05-17
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Beaumont, Mrs g NJ Wearing, Ina
Wearing and Edward Cullen motored
to Galena on Saturday.
The Misses Aida Butterbrodt and
Anne Krause went to Madison on
Saturday, where Miss Butterbrodt con-
suited an eye specialist.
Mrs Dora Stacey and three sons and
Matte Heathcock were Dodgeville
callers on Thursday.
Thomas Caygill spent a portion of
last week at Platteville with his wife,
who underwent an operation at the
Cunningham hospital
Mr. and Mrs Leroy Geach motored
here here from Gratiot on Friday to
visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs Edward
Coach.
Mr. and Mrs John Geach of Butte,
Montana, are guests at home of Ed
ward Geach.
W. Rowden Of Lancaster spent sew
eral days recently at the home of his
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Mrs Lubin Short and daughter Wilma
Lucille visited last week with her mother
in Ridgeway.
Harris Lewis of Highland was bus
mess caller here one day last week.
O. E. Oldenburg and family motored
here from Richland Center to visit his
parents, MI and Mrs F. F. Oldenburg,
on Saturday returning home on Sunday.
Mrs N. j. Hillary was Cobb caller
on Monday.
Miss Bessie Cline of Platteville spent
the latter part of last week with her
sister Mrs j j. Ellsworth.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Fremain are Wis
iting at the L. j. Jones home in West
Allis.
Mr. and Mrs George Burns were here
from Hazel Green on Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs William Stephens, ST., Mrs
Harry Mills and daughter, Robert
Stephens and Eldred Muldowney mo-
tored to Madison on Thursday of last
week.
The play, The Elopement of Ellen, !"
presented by the graduating class at
the auditorium Friday night, was a
success in every way. 1t was strong
play, we'll presented and reflects great
credit on the students and their coach,
Miss Krause. Music was furnished
by the band and Mrs j. j. Ellsworth
and Marble Hickoox. Proceeds were
1896.
j. A. Summers was called to his
home in GAINESVILLE on Saturday on ac
count Of the illuess of his father.
Mr. and Mrs J. E. Hart of Kewanee,
ILL.,, George Hart, Sr. of Freeport,
George Hart, Jr and Mr. and Mrs
Murphy of Chicago were here to attend
the funeral of Samuel Hart on Tuesday.
Clarence Thomas left here on Tues
day for Milwaukee to enlist as a truck
driver
Mr. and Mrs E. c.. Halverson of
Dodgeville called on relatives here Sat
urday evening.
Mrs Will Smart arrived here on
Tuesday from Shoshoni, Wyoming, to
visit at the home of her aunt Mrs N. j.
Vial.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Gribble, Mrs
William Peters and Roy Evans of
Dodgeville attended the class play here
on Friday night. La Won Gribble re-
turned home with them to spend Sun
day.
Dolly Tredinnick was Mineral Point
visitor on Monday.
Mrs A. w. Thomas and children and
Opal Eggers were Dodgeville callers on
Friday.
Harley Hicks was an Edmund caller
on Saturday.
Pavloff and Todoroff are building a
new pool hall on the lot west of the
Quality Hardware store. 1t is to be
brick veneer.
Samuel Hart
was born, June 6, 1849, at Narration,
Cornwall, England. He was the
second son of Samuel and Martha
Hart. He came to America in 1854
and settled in Pennsylvania. He came
to Linden, in 1878, and two years later
was married to Elizabeth Goldsworthy.
To them five children were born, two
Of whom survive, namely, Beatrice E.
and James E. Hart, The wife and
mother passed away in Wesley hospital
in Chicago in 1889. In later years Mr.
Hart was married to Laura M. Murphy,
who survives him.
Mr. Hart, from boy took great in
terest in church work. Thirty five
years ago he joined and became an
active member of the M. E. church of
Linden. Here he also served as Supt. |