Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-05
Mineral Point, Friday, NOV. }, 1880
Entered ST he Post Oface, Miners, Point; Wis.
a. second class matter.
Terms $3.50 per year. in Advance.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Election GAY passed OH quietly Ill
this city and throughout the county.
Two loads Of Garfield and Arthur
followers went in Linden on Sltur-
day
Rev. a. W. SeahreaSe will hold Di-
vine services at Trinity Church on
Sunday next.
The Iowa County Bo7ad Of Super
visorS will meet 1T Dodgeyille on
Tuesday, Nov. 9TH.
The brick building occupied by
Charles & Wasley is being put in
thorough repair by VIM. T. Henry.
VIM. I. Henry returned on Thurs
dry OF last week from \ visit to his
brother George, in BrookingS County,
Dakota.
The Goldthorp case is now before
the Rock County Court, and lawyers
and witnesses from this county are in
attendance.
A horse belonging to Mr.. John
Jackson ran away al few days since.
and received serious injuries before
he could be stopped.
Mr.. W. II. Bennett, Of the Tribune.
was i'll town for the past week OF ten
days. He returned to his post 1T
Madison on Wednesday.
Nicholas rreweek, has purchased
the Smith building. and is now en-
gagged i'll fitting it up to properly ac-
commodate his increasing business.
William Tregilgus has rented the
building one door west OF George
Days blacksmith shop. and will open
wagon shop there next week
We are pleased to learn that Mrs
A. Il. Ferris, who has been lying i'll in
Chicago for the past two weeks, is
out of danger, and is recovering.
though slowly.
Sidney Cotterell and family have
removed from Arena to this city. and
will make their home here in future.
Many friends are glad to welcome
him back again.
ALDERMAN ALLEN.-Atthe spc cial
election on Tuesday =. Allen Jr. was
elected Alderman To fill the vacancy
caused by the removal from the city
of Alderman Joseph.
There should be full attendance
of members of the $. W. Wis. Indus
trial Association at the annual meet
ing of the Association 1T tha City
Hall on Saturday afternoon.
Married. ut Dodgeville, by Rev.
Fox. Oct. 3oth. 1880, Mr.. Thomas
Ellery and Miss Maggie Day; both Of
Mineral Point. They have the best
wishes Of many friends for their
future happiness.
Married. on Monday morning, Nov.
LIST, at st. Paul's Catholic Church, in
this city, by Rev. j O'Keefe, Nr.
James Tally. and Mrs. Fannie Edom
mee Daniels Both Of Dodgcyillc
Iowa Co, Wis
Married. ut the residence OF Nr
VIM. Johnson, OF Willow Springs, by
Rev. VIM. Jacka, .Ir., Nov. 81, 1850,
Rev. John Brereton, pastor Of the =.
NJ. Church Of Willow Springs, to Miss
Elizabeth Emerson, Of Canada.
Hon. NJ. NJ. Strong delivered very
able speech on the tariff question II
the City Hall, on last saturday eve
ming. lie advocated 4 tariff for reve-
nue. only, and sustained his position
by convincing arguments.
Mr.. II. Conway will sell Il. public
auction, in the town of Rldgeway, on
Tuesday, Nov. 9th, 1850, fourteen
head of cattle, five work horses, one
reaper and mower combined, one
wagon, pair Of boh-sleds. and other
articles. VIM. J. IIealey, auctioneer
An erI or was made last week in the
number Of acres contained in Mr.
John Lougue's stock farm advertised
for sale in this paper The farm
contains two hundred and eighty-one
acres, is well situated, and Is undonbt-
edly one Of the best stock farms in
the State.
We were shown the other day u
handsome pipe-stone tomahawk, 4
present to Rev. James O'keefe, af this
city, from John Hishen. formerly Of
this place, but now Of Brookings
County. Dakota, The tomahawk was
manufactured by an Indian. II is
finely engraved, and can be used as a
pipe.
NJ. NJ Hoare's singing classes were
organized on Wednesday. The child
rem i class will meet on Wednesday
afternoons at 4: 80 o'clock. The adult
class will meet on Wednesday eve
ming, at O'Clock. Both classes will
begin term Of fifteen lessons. on