Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-11-02
DODGEYILLE.

John Nit chell and wife returned
from Ishpem ing, Mich. last Satur-
day. Mr.. Mitchell has been engaged
in the butter business at the above
named place and will probably re-
turn when the butter season opens
again.
W. P. Peters, is making business
visit to Menomonee, Mich, and will
return about Christmas.
Through the kindness of ". H.
Thomas, Deputy Register of Deeds
we will hereafter be enabled to fur
nished complete list of the trans
fers of real estate.
The new spire on the NJ. L.
church will soon be completed. 1t
is quite an improvement on the old
one and is an ornament to the town.
A. S. Hearn of The Chronicle, and
family, started for Washington;
D. c., on Wednesday. The editor
will be gone about n week, but
his wife and daughters will make a
more extended visit, returning by
way of Ohio.
Messrs. Smith and Streeter re-
turned home from Milwaukee, on
Tuesday, where it is reported they
have been purchasing material
to start new Democrat paper to
be known as the Dodgeville Star.
Its reported that W. II. Rogers
and Senator John Adams, will not
go into parternership but we are
glad, however, to learn that Mr..
Adams will make Dodgeyille his
future place of residence.
The Dodgeville school is prepar-
ing for a jug breaking, the proceeds
to be expended for furniture for the
intermediate rooms
On Saturday Mr.. Geo. Bartle, of
Edmund, and Miss Sarah Clayton,
of Dodgeville, were united in the
holy bonds of matrimony, at the
residence of the brides parents, in
this place, by Rev. J. 7. Pryor,
John NJ. Dale has sold his resi-
dence to d. II. Williams, for the
sum of sS25.O0 and will spend the
winter with his father, at Jackson.
vile, Florida.
Mrs. Chas. Bishop intends to re-
tire from the mercantile business
and is selling out her entire stock
at cost.
We are glad to notice that Dodge
vile has q literary society in con-
nection with the High school, with
Prof Livingston as president. The
society meets every Friday night,
and the exercises consist of debates,
reading, essays and music. Although
the society is young, not having
met more than three times, it prom
Uses well. Only the teachers of the
school and pupils and ex-pupils of
the high school will be admitted to
membership. The society is a credit
to the town. Everything is done in
a businesslike manner and the abil-
ity displayed at the meetings gives
us just reason to be proud.
The following is a list of transfers
in the Registers office the past week !:
John Noble and wife to John C. Nartin-wls
sw1l sec II, eIa SCI sec 10 4 3. Consideration
$3.50.
Silas Cushman and wife to David Dietzman-
wJ5swL1 % 8 l-S36J0.
benjamin Thomas to Ebenezer Davies-ne14
nwi4 l3 l-Sl00.
Jonn NJ. Dale and wife to David II Williams
wl2 lot Burrars addition to the village of
Dodgeville-SS25.
jeremiah J. Humbert and wife to the trustees
of the Yellowstone NJ. L. church-se cor nwll
ne4 Il Isl.
Evan Lloyd and wife to Benjamin Hodgson-
land in sections 10 and 16 S $3.50,
Anton Nondorf and wife and John Brinning
and wife to Michael Frazen-lots -, IS and %
village of Centeryille-200.
Henry Lampe to August LindschieCl- lot II
village of Highland-S375
Barney Eagan and wife to Owen McMahon-
nl3nw}4 sec :. swA and SwA SEX sec 81 5 all
$500.
Jno n Campbell and wife TO Jno Noble-nwlI
Swl{ Ii 1 81.
Melissa Doyle to Orville Strong-traet in sec
tions 90 and 80 2-S25.
Iowa County to Caroline Iueck-lotS IS and H.
block 81 village of Avoca-S2.
Henry Linley (eXecutor) 10 Z, Hodgson-sWA
SwI{ sec II s $3.50.
Richard Lane sheriff to Jno Il Wallis-sl 2nw14
swl{ 1 3--StG0.