Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-05-13

i. NJ. Conference ut Dodgeyille this
week.
Madison is discussing the question
Of water works.
Charley IIornung has lirst-class soda
water OIL tap.
Attention is called to Deller's locals
especially TO his No. 800.
John Horn delivered the first ice Of
tile season Oh Friday, May 9Th.
The city council proposes to enlarge
the City Hall. \ good move.
Toay Brothers are out early with IN
announcement oi straw berries for sale
a large crowd went fishing TO Gratiot
on "Wednesday and caught some fine
pickerel
Married, III the NJ +. parsonage,
April Is. John kisslingbury To Esther
poad; both of Linden.
Mrs. Patrick King died at her resi-
dence iii the town Of Ridgeway, Oh
Monday, the I'd inst.
4 grown up daughter of Mr. Adam
Geoltz Of the town of Linden. died on
Wednesday morning.
We are panied to learn that ten
ycar-old, daughter of Henry James of
WaldWick, died on Sunday last.
We regret to know that o. &. Smith
of Dodgeyile, has been confined to his
house by sickness during the past two
weeks.
II little child Of Mr. and Mrs. John
rheis, aged about three years. died on
Saturday evening, of membraneous
Group.
The immigrant arrivals at Milwau-
kre during April numbered T,l5S, an
increase Of 3il per cent on the mum
Der noted III April, 1880.
school officers have been notified by
the state superintendent that they are
liable to il fine if they deal iii school
books
Attention is called To the professions
III card Of Dr. j. Coolidge. of this city.
We are glad to know that the doctor is
building up good practice here.
The executive committee of the Iowa
County Agricultural Society will meet
on Saturday, May %, to arrange for the
coming fair. See notice from the sec
rotary.
[ considerable horse stealing Is gong
on throughout the state. Horses have
been stolen in the neighborhoods of
Weyauwega, Brooklyn. GAINESVILLE, and
other places recently.
Married. on Tuesday, May 10th, at
st paul's catholic church, i'll this city,
hy Rev. j. O'keefe, Mr.. Lartch of
Blackhawk. Colorado, to Miss Mary
Ann Mcmahon. Of Mineral Point
E.Y. TIutchison is going Is try his
fortune in the west. He has secured
i good tract of land on the Chicago
Milwaukee 4 st. Paul, in northern
Iowa. and will engage in farming
Success, Gilmore.
4 subscription paper is being started
i'm Waupaca for raising a bonus fol-
starting pulp mill ut that place. a
certain company has pledged itself Il
erect 4 $4,000 mill on condition OF
$1,000 being raised.
Governor Smith issued Il proclama
tion last Friday afternoon. relative Il
the observance of decoration day. In
terest in this pleasant commemorative
ceremony is being revived. this year
throughout the entire north
John Ivey died of congestion of the
lungs on Wednesday morning. He
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for many years, and has always beer
highly respected. lie leaves 4 wife
and large family TO mourn his loss.
Mrs. Jackson. formerly Miss I.ayini,
PrideauX, died ut the home of he
mother in this city. on last Frida,
morning. Here remains We're interre,
i'll the old cemetery on Sunday last
A large number of people followe,
her body to the grave.
We are panied to learn that the wifi
of DR.. Gill of Linden, died from typhoiC
fever on Wednesday morning. Thi
is the second sad atfiiction which ha
visited the family Of DR.. Gill within
the past few days, he having lost
child about week ago.
The Mineral Point band favored on
citizens with some choice music ui
Saturday evening last. They have Sc
cured some new pieces and intend pur
chasing new instruments, which will
add very much toward making it on
Of the best bands in the state.
The Moscow Literary Society vii
celebrate May 18th in their usual man
ner, III commemoration of the indie
pendence gained by the Norsemen Ma
18th, 1914. Prof. ]. j. Anderson o
Monona Academy, Madison. Wis
VIII deliver an grafton. The MI
HOreb c0ronet band has been ENGAGE
to furnish music. 1t will he 4 celehra
ton well worth attending.