Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-05-12
LINDEN LOCALS.

put up tue tONH CHUCK on the NJ. +
Church. and has done his work we'll
that is, he saws he has. But Nathan
Jacobs is yet To hear from. We have
no doubt. however, that Mr.. Davey's
statement is true in every particular:
We are well aware that Scott can do a
good j 10 when he wants To. The only
question is, did he try? LII he tried, he
succeeded beyond a doubt.
Linden's new barber is becoming
quite popular. He is polite and obliy-
Ing 10 patrons and does what he eau Ia
make them com. ortabie. His smiling
cuuntenance aud winning manners
make friends for him wherever he is
known. Then he keeps sharp raZors
and comfortable chairs and does not
talk YOU 10 death when he has you
down. He owns a lawn mower, TOO.
which he has USED on the heads of Il
number vi Linden boys with The
happiest effects. If You want good
smooth shave, or your hair all cul OH.
call al his shop. one door below the
Poslutfice.
The NJ. E. Church people have put up
the town ciock recently purchased us
them. The cluck Is an excellent piece
Of Morkmanshlp-a Seth Thomas town
cluck--lhe finest Made. and a credit 10
these Who pun chased il. II is IL ques-
tlol not Vel decided whether ae shah
De able 10 say us much ef The new
school house Wien il Is built. The
best is the cheapest, even when il
c1mes 10 newspapers.
An immense lot of Laces of every
description, EmbroiderieS, Collars and
Lace Ed2ings, at twenty five per cent.
less than ever offered i'll this town, al
Lewis Bios. 20
NEW DRESS MAKERS SHop.-Mrs.
Kiitoe and Miss Sophia Wicks have
opened Dress makers shop on Main
Street. just below Lewis store. Those
III want of anything in their line are
politely requested To call and see them.
The voters Of school district number
one. town OF Linden, believing in the
words of the wise man, when he said
: In multitude of counselorS there is
safety, appointed six men to build Il
school house-no, not to build it, but
TO boss the job. Early on Monda,
morning of this week the six good
men and true assembled on the site
chosen for the new edifice, for the pur-
pose of marking out the foundation.
TO the most casual observer il was
very evident that perfect harmony did
prevail to any alarming extent among
them. A few wanted the size of the
building so so, 10 extend east and
west; others wanted it to extend north
and south and 10 run up and down the
hill. One member, who in s0.le re-
spects resembles David Davis, presi-
dent of the Z ). Senate. appeared to be
H"AtC aIAlNS ttli ul'i llHCll Hltl6 illdil
his share of the work, while one or two
others did much more than their share
of the talking. While the discussion
WAS going on. and before some Of the
points had been fully cleared up,
/" Davis was marking The thing out 10
suit himself. One member. who bears
a STRIKING resemblance To Ben Hill. Of
Georgia. came late, and ut once diacov.
cred that he was in Il minority. lie
did not resort to fillibuStering; but
contented himself by politely but firm
ly entering his protest against the
whole business. TO the credit of all
concerned, there WAS no one whose
part could in any respect he compared
To Malone, of Va. Well. as We do not
like long stories, we will simply say,
that the foundation was marked ont,
and it is expected that very good
! uilding wish AL the modern improv-
mentS will follow
The finest lot of new Dress Goods,
gin9hams, dolmans. shawls,
satins, silks, fringes, trimmings. linens,
etc, ever brought to Linden, just re-
ceived at Lewis Brothers. 80
a a regular communication of Lin
den Linden A., F. s. \. NJ. May 25th,
1882, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas. it has pleased the Great Architect of
the universe to remove from our midst our late |
brother James Gribble: and
Whereas, II Is but Just and fitting that proper
recognition of his many virtues should be had; |
Therefore be ii resolved by Linden Lodge No. |
. on the Registry OF the Grand Lodge of the |
State of Wisconsin of Ancient, Free and Accep- |
led Masons, that while we bow with humble |
submission TO the Will of the Most HIGH we do I
1at the less mourn for our brother who has been |
akeu from us.
Resolved that in the death of Bro. Jas. Gribble
his Lodge mourns the loss of a brother who as Il /
rue friend was dear to all; citizen whose up |
light and noble lie was standard of emulation |
ohis fellows.
Resolved that the heartfelt sympathy OF this I
odge be extended 10 his family i'll their afliic- |
ion.
Resolved, that this Lodge be draped in mourn
ng for thirty days.
Resolved. that these resolutions be presented
O the bsreaved family, AMI be spread upon the
ecords oi this lodge: and that a copy hereof be
transmitted TO the Mineral Point papers and the
1udgevIlle Chronicle. Il. NJ Gill Sec'v
Three Dollars buys good (lnem'sJ
'ui' at Lewis Bros. 80
a large stock of Trunks and Satchrls
nst reeeceived at LEWIS Bros. 50
Died. in the town of Linden, on
Thursday, April 9Th, 1882. al the resi-
lrnce of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Thompson. Mrs. John F. Brown, from
after a long illness. Mr.. |
Brown returned home from LeadviI.,
Sol., a. the previous Monday, to find
lis wife. whom he had left one year
tgo. seemingly in perfect health, upon
! dN ing bed. The funeral took place
III the following SUNDAY, at Graceland |
cemetery, in this city.
1t was hard to part with our dear sister,
But still we were not grieved,
To see the one we tried tn save,
Prom all her pains relieved.
She suffered long;
For many days she lived life Of pain,
When our Heavenly Father thought it best
To take her 10 Him again.
Her days were numbered when but young,
Her age was twenty-seven
But our Savior had place for her,
A nlare nj rest in hsa-.n