Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-16
COUNTY NEWS.
From DodSeyille.

Dell I'dNeN, lile lurllilure uealer,
was married to Miss Eliza Thomas
of this village, Wednesday the 7th,
by Rev. c. Cook, of the NJ. L.
Church.
Thos. Howell, grand master of
the A., 7. 4 S. f. Il. r., Wichita,
Kansas, is home on a visit.
]. J. Herbert has removed his
jewelry store to the southren half
of Ben Davey's furniture store.
Rev. William Charles, of this
village started for a visit to Wales.
Tuesday, the 9th inst.
West Blue Mounds has a large
carriage manufactory and machine
shop just opened by Racely, Smith
4 Racely.
Ben Davey, the furniture dealer,
has just received a new stock of
furniture, and will sell rs cheap rs
the cheapest.
The lightning rod agents are
again in our midst; the same parties
that were here last summer, are
here again. They insure all build
ings against loss by lightning for
ten years,
Mrs. Thomas Paul, former resi-
dent of this village, who has resided
in Platteville for some time, has re
turned to this village and will make
it her future home.
Patrick King, Sr. of Helena sta
ton, is in town for court week. We
are always glad to see him.
Mrs. j. Eade is visiting friends in
Monitor, Illinois, for few days.
Mrs. Geo. l.. Frost has her build
ing on Iowa street finished, and
will open u well selected stock of
fruits, teas, coffees, candies, nuts,
cigars and tobacco and shelf gro
ceries, Monday 18th. She solicits
fair share of the patronage.
The Dodgeville base ball club are
practicing every evening. They
are ready to play any club in
Southwestern Wisconsin at Il days
notice for the championship.
Robert Sheean, an old resident
of the town of Ridgeway, died
Wednesday the 9TH inst. at the age
Of 6S years. The funeral took
place on Friday the 9th.
Sam Pike, representing NJ. Sells &
Go. of Chicago, was in town the 9th
inst. selling our merchants their
summer stock of boots and shoes.
Sam is the oldest travelling man on
the load coming to this town.
The Howell House was burglar
lied to the amount of six dollars in
cash on last Thursday night, Some
one forced an entrance and went
through the boarders' pockets for
the cash.
Ray & Muelhauser, cigar man
ufacturers of this village are still
manufacturing those celebrated
brands of cigars, La Oportuna,
Shure Shot, A Hard Pull and Jes-
ter. Great inducements are offered
to cash buyers.
Buker &. Healy, butchers, who
have been occupying the Potter
building, have removed to the
Davis block, under Masonic Hall,
and keep constantly on hand fresh
meat, sausage, fish etc.
Chas. Bishop, corner Of Iowa and
Division streets, il selling dry goods,
boots and shoes, clothing, hats and
caps, crockery, groceries, etc, at
bottom prices. A general invitation
is extended to buyers to call and
examine gods before purchasing
elsewhere.
Samuel Davey has a house with
| five rooms and a pantry, to rent to
some small family.
Mr. Frank Hooking was married
to Miss Roxy Woodward, by the
Rev. Wm. Jacka, Oh April the 23d.
Ellis Owens was married to
Miss Ellen Dayey, Of this village
May 81, By the Rev. Vim. Owens.
Did you notice the smiling coun-
tenanee Of the deputy County
Treasurer on Saturday morning -
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