Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-03-19

4 Will soon Oe at MS post AGAIN,
Mrs, Schwartz. am old resident, died
last week, and was buried on Sunday.
\ large number of people attended
the funeral. She leaves u large family
To mourn her loss.
Jim RiCkard is the driver Of the
south end of the Mineral Point and
Arena stage line. jim il Il careful
fellow, and will faithfully attend to
anything in his line.
Last week \. GRADER bought from
VIM. Rule, of Linden. fourteen spring
shoatS, averaging MOI pounds each.
One Of the finest lots Of hogs market
ed in the city during the season.
Married, by J. Commins, J. T.. on
the 18th day of March, 1880. Erirk +.
Swiggum, of the town Of York. Green
Co, Wis, to Miss Rende Anderson, of
Arena, Iowa Co, Wis.
Two hundred and eight immigrants
passed through Milwaukee last week,
and 1o4-iuSt onc-half, again were
bound for new farm homes in Wis
consin.
George Henry, Of Oakland, Brook
inge County, Dakota, is paying his
old home and friends u visit. George
looks as if western life agreed with
him, and reports his family i'll good
health, and well satisfied with their
new home.
A fire at Helena Station. last Friday
afternoon, destroyed the barn, a lot of
hay, wagon shop and a complete set
of wagon-makers tools. owned by Mr.
Frank SaNton. Loss about $500; in
sured for S300.--Chroncle.
Wisconsin soldiers, send to ID. n.
kaSson, Secretary Of the Executive
Committee, Milwaukee. Wis, for full
information concerning the Grand
Reunion, June 18th. Furnished free.
Give name OF Regiment and Com
pany.
Saturday last II man called at DR..
lIoys office, in Racine, and had a
piece Of steel taken out of his breast
just above the heart. How il got
there, what his name was, and where
he came from the doctor did not
know, but it made an ugly wound
Mr.. and Mrs. Deller wish to return
their sincere thanks to MI friends who
helped to save their home from The
fire iiend ON Friday last. A few
pals and scarf were left which the
owners can obtain by calling at Mr..
Dcllcr's residence.
VIM. Narcoe, Manager Of the Singer
sewing Machine Co.'S branch office at
Lancaster, made Mineral Point II fly
ing visit on Saturday last We are
glad to know that he is doing a lively
trade in the sewing machine business.
At charivari at Dodgeville on
Tuesday night some one fired n shot
and hit Frank Marks in the forehead,
the bullet then glanced and struck
Ed. Ray, who was standing near.
Marks is pretty seriously injured, the
other but slightly.
A farmer near Madison recently
sold and delivered sixty-six lambs,
ten months old, which averaged 1876
pounds each, and sold in Chicago Mt
1915 per head, it being the best sale
of lambs made in that market the
past winter.
Volume one, number one of the
Wisconsin Advocate has just been is
sued in Milwaukee, It is n monthly
eight-page journal, and is the an
nounced official organ Of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen of Wis
eonsin.
DIED in this city on Saturday last,
the 18th inst. Edith May. daughter of |
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nancolas Of this
city-aged about four years. The be-
reaved parents have the sympathy of !
the community in their sad affection.
The Gymnasium ball on Wednes-
day evening was highly enjoyed by
about seventy-6ye or eighty persons.
all Of whom departed for home Mt an
early hour, with good opinion of
the Gymnasium, and of the excellent
music furnished by Smith Bros.
Rev. j. T. Breeze, unfavorably
known in this county as well MS in
Chicago, Milwaukee and elsewhere, is
doing" the Dominion just now. The
scene Of his latest exploits il Loddon,
Ontario, where he made love To Il
clearinghouse keeper, and her SER
want girl, and left several bills unpaid
One Of our boys, l.. 5. Osborne. will
be around soon soliciting subscrip,
lions for little volume Of poems To
)c ready in the spring. Price, seventy.
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