Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-06-19

guests of Mr. and Mrs William F1tzslm
mons Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs George B. Haverson
and daughter Marguerite, County Su-
perintendent g. E. Hoskins and Mr. and
Mrs John B. Hoskins of Dodgeville
were visitors at the Rev. A. 81. Schoen-
field home Sunday evening.
Mrs Frank Martin returned Thursday
from visit in Milwaukee.
Mrs Henry Elmer of Monroe and Mrs
William Drager of Beaver Dam spent
over Sunday with their brother Rev. A.
81. Schoenfeld.
E. NJ Hickcox aud son Clark, who
recently returned from over seas, were
Friday visitors with their neice and con :
sin Mrs A. II. Schoenfeld.
Mrs John Dunn and Mrs William
Buckingham are in Milwaukee visiting.
Mr. and Mrs Wilfred Paynter spent
the week end at Mifflin.
William Buckingham and daughter
Mrs Sumter Jackson and son returned
Saturday from a motor trip to Milwau :
kee.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Bechtel and son
have returned to their home at Kansas
City.
Miss Josephine Hutchinson returned
Friday from Mt. Vernon, Iowa, where
she has been teaching in Cornell Col
lege.
Chris Hendra and Gordon Shepard OF
the u. of W. visited here Friday.
St. Mary's Church choir gave pre-
nuptial shower for Miss Adelaide
Schaumberg at the home of Mrs Mich
olas GRADER Thursday evening. Re-
freshments were served
A miscellaneous shower and supper
on the lawn was given at the home OF
Miss Lylith Gedye Sunday for Miss
Adelaide Schaumbe A pleasant time
is reported.
DR.. W. J. Morgan, Alex Metz, Fred
Jeuck, John Gorgen, Jr., Henry GRADER
George Stude, Dan Aide, Raymond
Mauger, Joseph Collins, Clarence Clark
Edward McMurrough and Henry and
Bert Ketter attended the Knights of Co.
lumbus initiation at Highland Sunday
B. M. Meyers has returned to his
home at Colby.
Misses Anna O'Dowd, Florence Bridge
and Mary Bradford were the guests OF
Mrs John Livingston several days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs Reuben Gribble of Mil
waukee are spending this week with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Edward Crib
BILE.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Vivian and fam
lily, Mr. and Mrs Frank Vivian and Mrs
Richard Mitchell motored to Mifflin
Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs John
White.
Mrs Jonathan Jackson and daughter
Kathryn, Miss Nell Tonkin and Philip
Ivey visited Mr. and Mrs Arthur Con-
naughton at Madison Sunday.
Miss Villa Mess left Tuesday for
Madison, where she was the guest until
Thursday of Miss Esther Crosby of
Ironwood, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs John Short and Mrs Ell
lis Reynolds and daughter Edith of
Waldwick returned Monday from Wis
it at South Wayne, GAINESVILLE and Be-
lott.
Mrs John Stephenson is visiting her
son j. Fl. Stephens on and family at
Madison.
Charles Snow of Platteville has been
appointed ore buyer for the Illinois Zinc
Co. in place of his father, the late MI
N. H. Snow.
Miss Susie Pickar left last week for
Madison, after spending several Months
with her sister Mrs Frank Unterholzner
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Zweifel and Mr.
and Mrs Fred Zweifel and son Wesley
attended the celebration for the soldiers
at Madison Thursday.
John Rowe returned to his home at
Lemars, Iowa, Tuesday, after a visit
with his sister Mrs r. N. James.
Master Hughie Jackson Jones of Ke-
nosha returned with Walter George
Horn of Racine College for an indefinite
stay.
Walter George Horn, only son of Mr.
and Mrs George w. Horn of this city,
returned Monday from Racine College,
after ,npleting the college course with
the tit lie of Associate in Arts.
Justice William Renwick Ridell, of
the supreme court of Canada, will de-
liver the Baccalaureate address to the
graduating class of the University of
Wisconsin, Sunday, June %. Justice
Ridell is leading Canadian jurist and
scholar, and his address here follows
Immediately after similar addresses at
Harvard and Yale.
Where Life Lasts Longest.
The average length of life is great