Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-09-04
MINERAL POINT OF TODAY
Notes by The Democrats News
Gatherer.

John Hanson of Chicago has been
spending a week at the farm home OF
Mr. and Mrs Nicholas Rock, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs William Clark and Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Clark and daughter
Berniece motOred here from Milwaukee
Friday to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs Joseph Bennett has returned
from visit with her son William at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Mrs Jacob Laufenberg and five chill
dren returned to Brooklyn Thursday,
ACCOMPANIED by her father Peter Sleger
who will visit there.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Schaumberg and
daughter Marie and Leo Clark spent
several days last week at Madison and
attended the fair.
Sgt. Henry Kim, son OF Mrs Jonn
Kim, returned last week after fifteen
months of service at Camp Grant, hav-
ing received his honorable discharge.
Jacob and John Becker of Chicago
were recent guests of their cousin Mrs
Bernard Fielder.
Sgt. Henry Kim left Friday to visit
relatives in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Cobb and daughter
Mrs William Fort and son Master Guy
Cobb Fort of Ardmore, Okla, and Geo.
Spensley and John F. Price of Chicago
have been guests at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs Calvert Spensley the past week.
Mrs I. A. Jayne and daughter of Bel
mont were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Nicholas Kieffer last week.
J.P. Hawkins, Justice of Peace, has
moved into the Office rooms above
O'Dowd's Millinery Store on High St.,
vacated by Miss Alice Collins.
DR.. George Shielding of Racine spent
the week end here.
Miss Alice Collins has moved her
STYLE Shop next door to the Bliss drug
store on High street
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Julian, Miss
Leona Jewell and Mrs Irwin Bennett
have returned from week s visit with
Mr. and Mrs Roy Reed at Eldora, Iowa.
Miss Mary Suthers left last week for
q months visit at Milwaukee and Chi
cago, en- route to her home at Sturgeon
Bay.
Miss Waneta Esch, who was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs Ulmont Healy,
has returned to her home at Sparta.
DR.. George Boot, wife and son. OF
Evanston visited last week with their
aunts Misses Harriet and Mary Bennett
Mr. and Mrs Charles Good and son
Robert and daughter Mary of Ashland
were guests of Mr. and Mrs w. It. Mar
tin last week.
Benjamin Jacka has installed re-
frigerating machine in his meat mar
ket.
A. w. Thoma spent over Sunday
here with his family.
Mrs Martin Dunn and daughter Mabel
of Benton, Mrs Jacob Laufenberg and
five children of Brooklyn. MIR and Mrs
Reuben Fine and two daughters of Lin
den. and Mrs Carl Esch and Mrs Mary
Eckstein of GAINESVILLE attended the
Sieger double wedding here Wednesday.
Misses Elizabeth and Mildred Malloy
returned to their home at Fort Dodge,
Iowa, last week after visit with Mrs
A. w. Thoma and Mrs P. Lenahan.
Mrs Fannie Richardson of LIE Mars,
Ia. is the guest of Mrs Chas. Collicutt.
E. P. Lenahan returned to Chicago
Monday after a visit here with his
mother.
Miss Mary Quick of Rockford has
been spending the past week here with
her mother.
Mrs Stephens and daughter Mrs Thos.
Pratt and daughter, and Joseph Balm
bridge OF Kinsley, Iowa, were the guests
of Mrs Martha Pratt the forepart of
last week. Accompanied by Mrs Pratt
and daughter Mayme. they visited at
Madison Monday.
A daughter was born to DR.. and Mrs
G.. A. Buehan (nee Miss Agnes Peters
of this city, at Hortonville,.. Monday,
Aug. 25, 1919.
Edward Thoma ar ived here last week
from Athens, Ill.,, where he was EN- :
ployed on the state roads by the Bates
& Rogers Construction Co.
Mrs. BodeI and three children of