Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-26
LOCAL ITEMS.
Pinafore Monday ening.

lallh cHeuSltv, IttuIHeu uoule last
Saturday.
Attorney Il. Ternes, of Highland
was III town on Morday.
Jeno Lewis has returned from Iowa
where he has been working at his
trade the past summer.
Mrs. A. w. Staircase and children
returned few evenings ago from u
visit to friends in Minnesota.
The NJ. f. Loan Exhibition is pro.
crossing finely and will continue Fri
day and Satur day.
Go to the Court House next Mon
day evening if you want to "laf and
grow phat."
\ Nevada bishop says there isno
Sunday in that state. 1t is mining
state, mining is SO important. that re-
ligion has to take a back seat.
Died, Willie Argall son of Mr.. Jas.
Argall of this city died at Madison ON
Monday. His remains were inferred
at this place on Wednesday,
\ correspondent sends an extend.
ed account of a very destructive fire
which occurred at Highland on Sat
urday last,
The folks of the NJ. +. parsonage
were made happy BY the arrival Of q
fat turkey. Thanks to the Kindness Of
Mrs Gundry
los. Schaffer and family have gone to
Auscatine, Iowa. Mr.. Shcaffer will
carry ON the store business in that
| place.
1t is suggested that when the mex.
census is taken. let it be done in green
apple time, while many of the people
are double up.
A woman died Of fright at James
vile, the other day upon seeing her
child in danger of being run over by
4 railroad train.
The officers of the insane asylum,
recently destroyed by fire at st. Paul,
Mimi, report that u patients are
missin g.
A girl Just returned 10 lIanai-
bal Mo. from a Boston high school
said upon seeing L fire engine 1T work
Who would eyah have dweamed
such vewy diminntivo looking apa-
watuS woul hold SO much wattah,,"
John Riley Of Stevens Point, Wis.
has been arrested OH suspicion Of be-
ing the man who attempted to asSass
mate Judge Page ut his homo in AUS
tin. Mimi, few months ago.
Married, ut the residence of the
/ brides father in the town Of Ridge
way, Nov. 10Th, 1880, BY Rev. Thomas
Carkeek. Nh Lawrence Jones and
Miss Sarah l.. PAUL; both Of Ridge
way.
/ O. +. and \. Thompson residing in
the town Of York, five miles from
Moscow, will sell large amount Of
personal property at auction OH Mon-
day, Dec. 9th. They will also sell a
Stock Farm Of $40 acres.
Ninety six ear loads of stock went
east from here on the H., Central,
Tuesday evening. Thirty cars were
from the st. II. road, The road is aver
aging about 100 stock ears 4 day, on
their evening trains. Warren Seminal
A young married woman was re-
Gently found dead in garnet at Scran-
ton, Pa. with an infant two days old
I by her side. A few days before she
had cut off her hair and sold it tobny
food, while her worthless husband was
earousing in 4 saloon.
Died at his home in the town Of
Linden, on Thursday Nov. 18th. Mr..
Lewis Poquette, after severe illnaSs
ofnne weeks, The deceased was SO
Yeas Of age. He came to this coun-
try in 1892 lie leaves wife and
family Of grown up sons and daugh-
tiers. who have the sympathy of many
friends in their bereavement. The
funeral took place on sunday last from
the late residence Of the deceased 10
the old cemetry in this city.
The case of Richard Black. plaintiff,
against Geo, j GoldthOrp, Anton
Kroll and the administrators Of the
estates of John Eondorf and John
Topp deceased, Was tried at the recent
term Of the Rock County circuit court
held at GAINESVILLE. on change Of venue
from Iowa county. The action was
| to collect note issued by Goldthorp
and signed Geo. J. Galdthorp and Co,
which firm name Goldthorp elaine
included togather with himself, Mess
rs Knoll, Nondorf and Topp, as part
ners in the blue River paint works.
The attempt to establish partner
ship was unsuccessful and verdict
was rendered agains. Goldthorp but
not against the other defendants The
case was ably conducted by messrs
| DIN & Grinde, /. G. Sloan and Stevens
| e Morris. OF Madison. for the plain.