Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-15


town of Mineral Point, died NJ his
home on Monday last.
Mr. John SwenSop, school teacher.
of Moscow, was welcome caller At
the DEMOCRAT Office On Monday.
Mr.. Ii. +. Brunker. of the town Of
Ridgeway, made the Democrat Office u
pleasant call on Tuesday of last week
Rev. J, $. Thompson. the newly
appointed pastor Of the NJ. T.. church.
preached his first sermon here last
Sunday.
Mrs. Lena Smith, of l.emarS. Iowa,
daughter Of Theodore EuglcS, Of this
city, spent few days here visiting
relatives and friends,
Richard Manning. of Eden had y
wallet containing one hundred and
fifty dollars stolen from his pocket a
few evenings ago.
Judge j. Il. Doolittle. Of Chicago,
Hon. Burr w. Jones. of Madison, and
Col. NJ. A. Aldrich, of Milwaukee,
will speek at the Democratic Mass
Meeting in town to day.
Jas. Smith, Sr., last week bought
from Mr.. John Horn, the two-story
stone building opposite the City Hall
Square on the north. Mr.. Smith sold
his old residence to Nicholas Ire
week
\ Young man named lioustain, re-
siding in Mascoda, was shot by the
accidental diicharge of rifle. the ball
taking effect in his groins. His life is
despaired OF.
Married. at the parsonage Of st.
Paul's church in this city, by Rev.
Jas. Ukeefe, Nh ChaS. Collins and
Miss Sarah Burns: both of this city,
They have the hearty CALCULATIONS
of hosts Of friends.
We notice many Of our local eNchan
ges still continue the old title 1t the
head of their time tables Mineral
Point Railroad" Mineral Point Diyi-
sion Of the G., NJ. 4 st. T." sounds
better
r. T.. IIuate, WHO S"e ros, ,tly hn
ished course of instruction on the
violin under Lewis, Of Chicago, offers
his services tolhose desiring instruc-
tion on the violin. Mr.. Lewis is one
of the first yiolinists in America.
Married, hy Rev. S. Trant, 1T st,
Philips church, Highland, Oct l2th.
Mr.. Thomas McMahoM. of Iowa. to
Miss Julia Egan. Of Highland. Also
Mr. Andrew keyes, e Miss Lizzie J,
Philsach; both Of Highland.
Mr.. NJ. r. Rcwey. oyerseer of the
poor farm, il making arrangements
for building large hotel at ReMey
station on the Chicago 4 Tomah II, r.
The building viii be two-story, lsX2S
with wing of same size The contract
for doing the carpenter work has
been let to Charles & Wasley, Of this
city. Mr.. kewry intends to have the
work completed rs soon rs possible.
DR., ]. d. Moffett started for Mime
apolis, Minnesota. on Wednesday
morning last, and his Wife and child
rem will start for that place III few
days. They intend to make the beau
tiful and growing city Of Mime
apols their future home, hav
ing purchased q large and elegant
residence there Doctor Moffett has
been prominently identified with the
interests Of this place for the past
twenty-five years. He has enjoyed
large medical practice in this city and
vicinity. and has been u success ful
physician. We understand that he
will continue the practice Of his pro-
fession in Minneapolis. Mrs. Moffett
is lady Of culture and intelligence,
and one who will be greatly missed
from the social circle here. We wish
the Doctor and his family MI manner
of success in their new and beautiful
home.
Martin NJ Hoare will organize a
class for the general study of music,
about November list. For the last
two years Mr. Hoare has been giving
especial attention to the art Of teach
ing music in the public schools, and
the best methods Of conducting
singing class; spending much Of his
time under the best teachers Of this
class Of music in Chicago. viz: Prof.
O. Blackmai, conductor Of music in
the public schools Of Chicago, Prof.
+. l.. Robertson, formerly teacher
in the public schools Of London, and
Mrs. Sara Hershey Eddy. vocal direc-
tor Of the Hershey school Of musical
art. All those DESTROYS OF studying
music this Fall and Winter may do SO
At reasonable rates. by joining this