Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-08-27
Personal Items.

or OF being the INST notary pubic IN
Richland county.
Hon. Timothy 0. Howe will deliver
the annual address at the Green
county Fair in September.
DIR. R. R. Williams. who has been
VIZ estling with an attack of pneumonia
for three weeks past, is able to be about
again.
Richard Arundel, ESQ.,, of this vii
wage, last week brought US the largest
and finest caulihower we ever saw.
Hampstead Washburn, son of the
French Minister, spent few days in
Dodgeville, last week, the guest of Dr.
Burial.
Philip Cowen, a prominent citizen
of Ridgeway, was taken with an apo
plectic fit on Tuesday evening, from
which he died on Thursday afternoon.
Francis Newton favored the CHRoN-
1cLE office with a feast of most deli
cious plums, last Saturday. Francis
stands higher than Sir Isaac in the es-
timation of the CHRONICLE boys.
Mrs. Suydan, of Manchester, Iowa,
arrived in town on Wednesday, on a
visit to her fathers, Thos. Carkeek,
ESQ. Her sister, Miss Nellie, who has
been spending the past year In Man
chester, also returned home with her.
Edward E. James, for many years
prominent and respected citizen of the
town of Dodgeville, died at the resi-
dence of his brother, Thomas James,in
this village, on Tuesday morning. He
had been in failing health for consid-
cradle time.
Rev.Sem Phillips, our Welsh Congre-
gational Minister, will be absent from
the village for the coming two weeks,
during which time his pulpit will be
filled by the Rev. Mr.. Evans, of Osh-
kosh, with whom Mr.. P. has exchang-
ed for that period:
Ex-Gov. Dewey's wife, : son and
daughter have gone on two years
visit to Europe. The Ex-Governor
didn't accompany them. He doubt
less heard of that meeting of promi-
nent Reformers in opp osition to Gov.
Taylor's denomination, and concluded
it wasn'ta good time for him to be
away.
s@-The event of the week in Dodge
vile was the marriage of one of the best
of its girls, Miss Hattie Stephens, to
Mr.. Solom n T. Osborne, of Mineral
Point, which happy consummation
took place at the residence of the
BRIDES mother, Mrs. Col. Stephens,
on Wednesday evening. A large
and elegant party composed of the
friends of the two families, were
present to witness the ceremony,
which was performed in a very
beautiful and impressive manner by
the Rev. J. Knibbs, of the M. E.
Church. The arrangements were all
on magnificent scale, and the occasion
was one of the most enjoyable which it
has ever been our pleasure to witness.
With true hearts firmly united, sound
and cultivated minds, and healthy
bodies, together with competency of
this worlds goods, Mr.. and Mrs Os-
borne certainly start out on the jour-
ney of life with bright prospects, which
the CnRoNrcLE joins their myriad Of
friends in wishing may never be dim
med, but rather grow brighter through
each succeeding year.
sea~ The ii. e. Church of Mineral
Point has made arrangements for
grand railroad excursion froln that
place to Dunleith on next Thursday
week (Sept. 9th), the fare for, the
round trip to be only So. This will
give people an opportunity to visit the
Dubuque Exposition on its best day,
as we'll as to see the great "father of
waters" and have good time gener-
ally, all at very small cost, and big
crowd will doubtless avail themselves
of IL