Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-08-05
d. &. Jones, of Chicago, spent a few

u. 3. Jones, of Chicago, spent 4 few
days in town last week.
Rich&rd Tregilgus is home with Il
mashed finger, which he got hurt by
the ears ut G.llena.
Mrs. CIas. Tramel, Of Chicago, re-
turned home last week, after visit of
several weeks in this city.
Philip Eden and wife, of Platteyille,
who have been spending the past week
visiting friends III this city, returned
home Wednesday.
Chas. Osborn, of Darlington, county
Judge Of Lafayette county, was in
town on Friday last
John Evans, former resident of
Mineral Point, visited with relatives
and friends here during the past week.
John w. Horn returned from Platte
vile q few days ago. and has assumed
his old position is head clerk in his
fathers store.
Martins Com bination show will give
exhibitions i'll this city this afternoon
and evening. The show is we'll spoke II
of by exchanges.
MI Martin, foreman Of the Darling
ton Republican. was in town Monday
advertising Martins great combination
show. and paid the Democrat office i
pleasant call
Read the primium list and regula
tions for the coming fair Of the Iowa
County Agricultural Society, and then
do your part toward making the county
fair success.
Mr.. John Ioare is working midas
triously on his new residence. which is
almost completed. The house when
finished will have all the most approved
modern conveniences.
The teachers institute for Iowa
county will lie held at Dodgeyille, COM
mencing August 70, and continuing
two weeks. The exercises will be con-
Quoted by Prof. Geo. Beck, Of Platte
willie, and Mr. .lno. Kelly.
On Saturday Of last week District
Deputy Josiah Jaclla. accompanied by
Richard Crawford. visited Adansyille
for the purpose of Installing the officers
elect Of Miners Lodge. No. /, !. 0. o..
f., at that place
T. Thomas, furniture dealer 81 Cobb,
is authorized to receive and receipt for
subscriptions TO the Iowa County Dem
ocrat. Orders left with him for job
printing Of any kind will be promptly
forwarded Is us.
MeSSrs. Brewer 4 Penhallegon are in
possession of an elegant framed sign
advertising soap. which was presented
them by Il soap manufacturer. on &C.
count Of the large amount Of his soap
which they haze scld.
Mr. Philip Flick, an old resident, died
at his home in this city on Tuesday
morning. His funeral took place on
Wednesday afternoon and was well at
tended. Mr.. Flick was seventy-three
years old and was forty years a resident
of Mineral Point.
Prof. NIoffett, our "enterprising
druggist" is now busily engaged en-
PERTAINING a distinguished visitor. his
only daughter. who has decided to
make his house her permanent home
and to rule the same in an absolute
manner.
1 There viii be llurrying hoofs in this
city on Thursday, August 18th. SO say
bills advertising a race for 500 side
between Jas. y. Owens horse, Guy
Fawkes, and Flora, mare owned by
DR.. Chas. Egan. of Highland.
The population of Dodgeyille is rap
idly increasing since the arrival of the
railroad. Tie family of I. J. Clancy
the popular salesman in Jones &
Owens store. numbers boy and a girl
more than week ago.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of John Fillbaeh, the wide-awake
dry goods and clothing merchant Of
Cobb. Mr.. Fillbaeh is a liberal aG er.
tiser and believes that judicious ad
vertising Will pay one hundred pei
cent. on every dollar invested.
/ Mrs. Jas. W. James, aged seventy.
eight years. died in this city on Satur
day last. The funeral took place OF
Sunday, and was very largely attended
Mrs. James was helpless for number
of years. and death came as happ.
/ relief To her