Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-02
Local Items.

Y. u. llantley Will lecture III the
city Hall April l2th.
John Blackburn Of Darlington, was
in town on Wednesday,
Read J Schneber.er's new alSer.
tiSement.
Philip Eden, principal 81 the Platte
vile public schools IS i'll town
Four Italian musicians have been
diScomSiug sweet music On our
streets during the week
File hop given by the Nonpareil
Daace Club ON Easter Monday eveu-
Ing, wlS yery pleasant affair.
rhe pic,ure and jrNelry lottery has
departed ltdid not do very large
business here.
Hon. &. &. Cox who has been visit
inS friends il Missouri, returned
home few days ago.
Note the change i'll the advertise
meut 81 T. W. Srratmau Y Co. Dodge
vile.
Frank Madden, who has been ut
tending school at Platteyille, is here
on visit during vacation.
Mr.. stephen Thomas is havin 6
his residence much improved by max :
ing substantial addition thereto,
Samuel FrducS has removed hi,
large stock OF goods to w Prileaux
store room. next to NJ. w. Prater
The protractcd meetings at the NJ.
L. Church Of this city closed last
week.
The public schools of This city will
close to-day (Friday) for Il weeks
vacation.
Rey, NJ, i, Balch, We are pleased e
note, is rapidly recovering from his
recent illness.
Mrs. |, Il, lIaddcld, Of Wautlesha, i,
visiting in this city With her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Collins
Peter II. Meiss, OF Rdgcway, fl
vored the DEMOCRAT office with ;
call on Thursday.
Tommy O'EIolloran, and George
Tschirgi, boiler IN Lkers. of Dubuque
are at work for Il short time it til,
NJ. p. r. r.. machine sh2p.
Samuel Francis has removed his
stock of furniture to Martin x roay's
old stand, next door west of VI. w
Prater's.
Sister NJ. Patritia, Snperioress q
st. Mary's Institute of Prairie dl
Chen, died at the convent on Tues
day morning OF last week.
The net receipts of the entertain
ment given by the Temple OF Honor
at their second anniversary were S25
Very good considering the object was
simply to clear expenses.
John IIarker, Il former resident OF
this county and well known herea.
bouts, died at his home near Shulls-
burg, one day last week. The funeral
took place on Sunday.
George Henry started for his home
in Dakota on Tuesday last, after a
two weeks visit here. lie shipped
from this place TO his farm a number
OF horses, and some fine stock hogs.
In anticipation OF the coming town
election already three caucuses have
been called in Belmont. These sew
sral primaries" have been called In
the interests Of Temperance, Green.
backism and Unionism.
Married, ut st. Paul's Catholic
church, on Thursday morning, April
LIST, by Rev. James O'Keefe, Mr.. John
Schill and Miss Margaret Loretta Ken.
needy; both Of Mineral Point.
From the Tribune Of last week We
learn that -. D. James has establish
ed branch harness shop at Wing
vile" The Tribune is Just nine years
behind time with this item Of news.
J. y. James established lis branch
harness shop at Wingyille III 1871.
J.R. 4. De shon OF Chicago, ii IN
the city tuning and repairing pianos
and organs. Mr. De Shon is a praeti-
cal tuner, deyoting his whole time 10
ne business; and proposes visiting
Mineral Point every six months. All
work warranted. leave orders with
Hoare Brothers.
At tile annual meeting Sc tie mem.
beers Of Trinity Church, Oh Easter
Monday, the following wardens and
yestrymen were elected for the ensu-
ing year; Wardens III. y. Pulford,
5. W; Geo. Crawford, J. W. Vestry-
men: VI. NJ. Strong. w. T. Henry, J.
NJ. Smith, "A. w. Cobb and Ed. A.
Phillips.
We arc naiued m Iaarn thqt NJ