Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-11
Local Items.
To-day is Good Friday.
Next sunday is Easter.

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\ mild form of epozootic prevails
ut La Cross.
VIM. y. Curry returned from the
West last week.
Nick Hartert, will give Il grand ball
on Monday evening, April 14th.
The city schools opened on Monday
after weeks vacation.
Madisonians are talking of tele-
phone system for their city.
Sermon to young ladies next sun
day evening at NJ. T. Church.
Mr.. VIM. I. Henry has been quite
i'll during the past week.
Geo. Weaver, of Linden, left for
Central City. Colorado, on the sth inst.
Mrs. Kissell, will occupy the store
room lately owned by II. s. Clauer.
Mrs. Matthiessen, of La Sale is the
guest of Mrs. Fred Gilman.
Read the new advertisement of the
City Bakery.
Landreths seeds for sale at Dr.. j II.
Vivians.
VIM. y. Matthews. has removed his
shooting gallery, to opposite Mark
Terrill'S hotel.
Mrs. Bastian's building has received
new coat of paint. which improves
its looks very much.
Prof r. III. Struthcrs will visit our
city shortly. and give an exhibition
of the Edison Photograph.
The wooden awning has been taken
down from the front Of the post office
building.
John GundrN returned to Evanston,
Ill, on Tuesday, where he will resume
his college studies.
The adjourned term Of the Iowa
County Court will be held ut Dodge
vile. commencing May 9th
If yol want the cheapest and best
daily published III Chicago, subscribe
for tie Morning Herald.
Died on Monday last the eth, of
consumption Mrs. Sehlosser, of Dia-
mond Grove.
Hogs found running ut large in
this city after this date, will be taken
up and impounded.
For garden seeds go to DR.. j. II.
Vivian. He has an ineNaustable sup
ply of Landreths seeds.
VIM. Slaussen, returned to this city
from lndiania, where lie spent the
past winter.
Samuel Clayton, Of Nittiin, spent
4 few moments in the Democrat
Office on Monday.
Three new stained glass windows
have been placed in Trinity Church,
during the past week.
Mr.. Chas. j. Thomas Of Dodgeville, |
sends us 4 column Of very interesting
items from that village for publication
in to-days paper.
There was Il general cutting down
Of salaries 1T the meeting Of the new
City Council on Tuesday night. The
proceedings of the council are pub
lished in another column.
A settlement has been effected in
the matter Of the assignment Of
Charles Gilman. The claims of all
creditors have been satisfied in full.
Miss Libbie Argall returned from
Chicago on Friday, last. She spent
several days in that city buying 4
new stock Of millinery goods.
Remember the great Sale of Short /
Horns which will take place at the
IIazelwood Farm, near Galena, next !
Wednesday, April 10th.
Mr.. H. S. Claue., is making prepa-
rations to open tailor shop in Mrs.
Cott0re Is building on High street. He
will be ready for business in a few
days.
Mr. Joseph Il. Nelson. who has been
stopping in this city for some time
with his brother-in-law Dr. Eastman,
returned to his home in Nebraska, on
Monday last.
Joseph Cook. one Of the leading
lecturers of the county, will visit
Mineral Point. AND lecture in the NJ /
Z. Church, on Saturday, May 3rd
Bear this fact in mind.
Mr.. Richard Hoare, who lives 4
short distance south of the city, has
for sale chickens of a fine breed called
Plymouth Rocks. The eggs he sells .
1T 500 per thirteen.
At the election in Springfield, H.,
great victory was achieved over the
Southern brigadiers by an election of
a Republican mayor. 1t now turns
out that the truly loyal mayor served .
in the Confederate army.