Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-08-29

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Paul Fritz of Highland spent several
days here last week with his. grand
father A. J. Dornan.
Miss N. E. Fairbanks of Milwaukee
is the guest of Mrs F. c. Ludden.
Leo Grace of Milwaukee visited his
aunt Mrs BENZ. J. Tonkin here last
week.
Miss Kathryn Mess, Peter Mess,
William Meudt of Rockwell Mills and
Albert BAIL of Seattle, Wash, visited
their aunt Mrs q. W. Mess Thursday
Mr. and Mrs John Engels and daugh
ter of Dodgeville visited relatives and
attended the fair here Thursday.
Miss Hazel Rink returned last week
from visit with relatives at GAINESVILLE.
Miss Margaret Manley visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs j. J. Heathcock at
Linden recently.
Miss Florence Bridge is visiting at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs Erwin Pen
ballegon in Chicago.
Mrs Henry Gilman and children re-
turned last week from visit with rela-
tives in Beloit and Milwaukee.
Miss Loretta Knapp of Beloit is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs Charles Gilman, Jr. left Tues
day for Milwaukee to visit her son
Arthur Coppin, prior to his leaving this
week to go in training as Artillery
Officer at Camp Zachary Taylor, Louis
vile, Kentucky.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Chris Palzkill,
August II, 1918, daughter.
Mrs John Fisher, Mr. and Mrs Peter
Ley, and Mr. and Mrs Fred Mari were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs Chris Palzkill
Sunday.
Miss Eulalia Richards returned last
week from a visit of several months
with her sister Mrs Glen Spoor at
Tramping Lake, Canada.
Douglas Ryan and daughters Misses
Gertrude and Ann and Harry Wilson of
Dubuque mOtored here to the Fair and
were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs W. S.
Ross. Roland Ross accompanied them
home Saturday for short visit.
Mr. and Mrs P. P Jackson and chill
dren of Milwaukee, Mrs Selma Bottoms
and daughter Belle and Miss Annie
Fitzsimons visited at Dubuque Tues.
day.
DR.. and Mrs Charles Ross were
called to Waynesburg, Ohio, Saturday,
owing to the illness Of Mrs Ross
mother Mrs Bailey, who is somewhat
improved at present writing.
Miss Eta Peck of Minneapolis is the
guest of Mrs W. S. Ross.
Misses Ruth and denevieve Wilkin
son of Shullsburg visited at the home
of Mrs N. T. Martin last week.
Mr. and Mrs J. D. James left Satur-
day to visit at Fort Dodge and Storm
Lake, Iowa, enroute to their home at
Hollywood, Calf.
Misses Helen Harmeling and Edna
Leumberger Of Elgin are the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs Leroy VIM.
Rev Charles Rizes of Bunker Hill
Ill.,, preached the morning and evening
sermon at the Congregational church
Sunday.
Miss Mayme Blackney of Iron Noun
to;1 hn of r. n
Mrs Pierce Granville last week.
Mr. and Mrs Nicholas Goeden and
daughter of Milwaukee were the guests
of MI and Mrs William Lang last week
Miss Kathryn Healy and nephew
have returned from visit in Chicago
Mr. and Mrs Bert Golmer and daugh-
ter of Baraboo were over Sunday
guests of Mrs John Miller.
Mr. and Mrs John Splinter, son Paul
and daughter Clara and Miss Emma
Budden of Lewisburg visited Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Schaumberg Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs George Jeuck, Jr.' and
daughter and Mrs William Prisk and
daughter were at Darlington Tuesday
George Lindsey of Lancaster spent
last week here with his family.
Mrs w. T. Rawleigh and two daugh
tiers and Mr. and Mrs Elder motored
here Thursday from Freeport to visit
rel& tives.
W. J. Prisk of Denver is visiting rel
atives here.
Mrs Leslie Ross and daughter Mildred
of Beloit were guests of Mrs Trial
} James last week.
Fred Bailey of Milwaukee visited Nj
and Mrs Edwin Woolrich last week.
Henry Meloy of San Francisco, Calf.
and Miss Elizabeth Meloy of Seattle