Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-24

nsa- We still need some wood
right away.
BEG Fun at the hall Of Eurek;
Lodge of Good Templars, tonight
Don't miss it.
sT Muscoda will have "gran1 cen
tennial calico ball." at the Smalley
House, tonight.
&c. Over million hoop poles have
been shipped from Boscobel since the
first of last September.
~ Hon. Peter Doyle, Secretary Of
State will accept our thanks for
a copy of his annual report.
nsa. According to the reI ort of the
Secretary Of State there are in OPP.
Grafton in Wisconsin 2432 miles of rail.
road.
seg~ At Lancaster, good dry maple
wood sells at SO. 90, and the best dry
oak a 1915 TO $500 per cord.
wWe predict that if this weather
continues, the present winter will be
the mildest (and muddiest) ever seen
in Wisconsin.
nsy- Everybody is.invited to the tea
meeting at the NJ. E. Church, next
Monday evening, and will be made
heartily welcome.
sg-Tho Masons Of Dodgeville will
celebrate St. Johns Day (next Mon
day. by a public installation of officer;
and supper.
ow-The ladies of the Primitive
Methodist Church, Dodgevi,le, viii
hold their annual tea meeting on New
Years evening, commencing at -four
o'clock.
~ The Richland County Repubh
can has recently entered on its twenty
second year. It is no hattery to say
that it is a good newspaper, and wei
worthy of its present liberal support.
a% Ridgeway Grange will have
public installation Of officers at Strut
School House, on Tuesday, January
4th, at 7 o'clock p. nj. The public ar
invited to attend. BY ORDER.
Notice.
The members of Dodgeville Lodg,
No. 119 A. T. & 4. NJ. are requested
to meet at the Lodge room on Monday
December 9th, 1875, at 5 o'clock
sharp. BY order Of Lodge,
RICHARD DUNsTAN, Sec y:
nap May every reader Of the CHRoN
1cLE enjoy "a merry Christmas" ant
may Christmas joys-those keenest o
all joys, of tnsclfishly planning AM
doing something fot the happiness
others-come to them often and re-
main with them always,
E The narrow gauge railroad be
tween Galena and Platteville has bee!
earning an average of $59.75 a day,
over operating expenses, the past two
months. It will be one of the bes
paying roads in the country when it
reaches Dodgeville.
Election of Directors.
Notice is hereby given that Che an nua
meeting of the Linden Town Farmers Nh
tual Insurance Co. will be held at thu
town hall in the village Of Linden, OF
Tuesday, January 4th, 1876, for the cleo
ton of officers and transaction of othe
business. I. 0. K Emf, Sec'y.
nay Christmas services, consistin!
of discourse by Rev. Chas. Dawson
and the singing of a number Of appro-
pirate anthems, &c., by the choir, viii
be held at the Primitive Methodist
Church, Dodgeville, at half past TIVE
o'clock, Saturday. All are invited.
Hy~ The public schools Of Boscobe
had to be closed on Friday, the l0tf
inst, on account of the prevalence o.
the measles among the pupils, and the
Dial thinks that the disease is bound
to attack all in the community wh'
have not had it. The schools will "re
sumo" on the Sd of January.
TO- The Welsh people of Dodgevill
and vicinity will enjoy Christmas b.
holding an "ETsTEDDFoD" at tn
Court House. The exercises will con
sist of essays, speeches, and singing
and prizes will be awarded to thos
excelling in the two former depart
ments. Meetings at 10 a. M. and tw
and pm.
WThere is little boy, betwee
seven and eight years old, at the Tow
county Poor Farm, for whom the Super
intendents would like to procure
good home. Any one wishing such
child to raise will do we'll to apply a
the Farm on Tuesday, January 4th, a
which time the superintendent vii
be in session.
beg The anniversary exercises of th
Dodgeville M. E. Sunday School
consisting of declarations, dialogues
singing &c. will be held at the Churc
to-mo rrow, (Christmas) commencing a
half past ten in the morning and at sil
in the evening. These exc rcises ar,
always very interesting. and the hous