Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-04-27
LOCAL ITEMS.


are visiting in this city.
w. N. Curry returned from Da-
kota few days ago.
Rev. +. M. Harris and wife, of
Plattcville. are here on brief visit.
Remember the Fourth of July
meeting at the Opera House, on
Saturday evening.
Geo. w. Strong, register of deeds,
was among the callers at The Dem
ocrat office last week.
Aldro jerks, of Dodgcvillc, was
in town on Wednesday, and made
The Democrat Il brief call
Hon. j. M. Lusk, of Reedsburg,
was in this city during the past
week attending to legal business.
Alfred Jenkin and Henry Tyack
started for Madison on Wednesday
morning, for II business visit of n few
days.
II. Il. Radoliuski, Sheboygan,
Wis, says: ~ have tried Browns
Iron Bitters and find it an excellent
tonic"
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Urcn of Indie
pcndcnce, Iowa, have returned to
this city, after an absence of a num-
Der of years.
Mrs. John Waslcy AMI son Uly
came up from Dixon, illinois, on
Monday evening for brief visit
with friends.
VIM. Maugcr has had his jewelry
store papered and decorated in fine
style, and he invites the public to
call and see him.
The fair of the S. W, Wis. |. A. of
1888, will be one of the grandest ag
ricultural and mechanical cXhibi-
tons ever held in the west.
From present indications, the
grass will have but little opportuni-
ty to grow in the streets of Mineral
Point during the coming season.
Thos. Miller, son of Jos. Miller,
who has been i'll the employ OFFS. c.
Thomas, painter, for the past three
years, started for Lemars, Iowa, on
Monday.
VIII Prideaux, son of Joseph
Pridcaux, who has been attending
commercial college in Chicago, grad
uated last week and returned home
q few days ago.
John Comfort, who has charge of
the Bank of Linden. for Taylor &
Osborne, was . pleasant caller at The
Democrat office on Saturday last.
ii. S. We'll came over from Mil
waukec on Saturday evenings train
and remained here over Sunday and
received n cordial greeting from his
many friends.
Don't forget the grand supper at
the Presbyterian church, Thursday
April 26, from 5 to l0p. m. Meat
pies, baked beans, etc; all for %
cents only.
The "Aurora." 4 summer cook
stove which is one of the conve-
mcnces and comforts of the age, is
ON exhibition at Eden & Martins
hardware store.
Mrs. Huxtahle and children, Mrs
Chas. Cox and children, Mrs. VIM
Cox and children, and Mrs, John II.
Cox and child, started on Wednes,
day mornings train for Plankinton
Aurora county, Dakota.
MIR. and Mrs. John Horn started
for Chicago on Monday morning
where they intend to combine bust
ness with pleasure, by purchasing
new stock of spring and summer
dry goods and dress goods.
All persons having accounts
against The Democrat office viii
please make out bills of the same
and present them for settlement and
payment. Treasurer Robert Sharp
who presides over our books. will
call with our bills and settle with
our patrons.
Secretary Wright is prepared t,
receive advertisements for the prem
ium list of our fair. As about twic
the usual number of copies will b
printed this year, and distribute,
early in the season, it will pay on
merchants and all others to advel
tise literally in its pages.
All of our local exchanges speal
in words of commentator of tn
fairs of the S. w. Wis. l. A. Gu
people propose to use every possibl
effort to make the fair to be he'll
here in September such a grand sue
cess as will show that the words Q
praise from our friends and neigh
bors have been well bestowed.