Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-04-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

j ne street Sprinkler H1dtib It's llTSL dp-
pearance this season on Tuesday.
John Horn delivered the first ice Of
the season on Friday last, April 18th.
Ben C. Bennett and Richard Gundry
left on Monday for Silverton, Col.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Cobb returned
on Saturday evening from their trip to
Texas.
House cleaning has been going on at
Deller's clothing emporium during the
past week.
Frank Spensley has leased the farm
of VIM. Lanyon, Jr., two miles north
Of this city.
j. Lloyd Jones, we are happy to
state. is recovering from his recent Sc
we're illness.
Miss Nettie Deller returned to Mil
waukee on Monday. to resume her
studies at college.
Miss Cora Henry, recently returned
home from visit with her 81 $ ter, Mrs.
Snyder of Galena.
w. A. Garden and wife, of Belmont,
spent Sunday and Monday in this city,
the guests of DR.. Vivian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sherman and
Mrs. Fred Sherman started for Ne
braska on Thursday.
VIM. Strauss went to Chicago on
Monday morning to buy goods for the
spring and summer trade of j. Deller.
Lawrence f. Westb-ook, Sheboygan
Wis, says: "ln three months Browns
Iron bitters cured me of dyspepsia"
John Trevarro and VIM. Jeuck, of
Dubuque, are in the city making glad
their many friends with hearty hand
shake.
Trinity Church sociable will be held
next Tuesday evening Mt the residence
Of Mr. j. M. Smith. All are cordially
invited.
Jim Mulhairn. our popular cigar
manufacturer, was in Chicago this
week purchasing stock for his estab-
lishment.
The sad news has just reached us of
the death of Willie Reyes. at the home
OF his father, III. s. Reyes, on We'd
nesday night.
The Madison and Montfort division
of the G. & n. w. railroad, now carry
passengers on freight trains. See no.
tice elsewhere.
DIR. Tallman has had his office en-
larged, re.modeled, re-painted and dec
Grated, and it is now one OF the neatest
offices in the city.
Rev. Father McGinnity of GAINESVILLE.
visited his brothers in Waldwick the
first of the week and returned to his
home on Thursday.
ii. j. Salzmann, agent OF the imprev
ed Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine,
at Platteville, visited relatives in this
city on Sunday last.
Miss Susie Miller is well prepare for
the spring trade in millinery goods.
See her attractive advertisement else
where in this paper.
That grand supper ut the Presbyter-
ian church comes off Thursday, April
goth. Meat pie, baked beans, etc, all
for % cts. Don't forget it.
The copy for the premium list pam
phlet for the fair of the 5. W. Wis. l..
A. is now in the hands of the printers
and will be issued in few weeks.
LOTUS Wright return ed to Chicago
Monday morning, where he will con-
tinue in the employ of Giles Bros. y
Co. rs foreman in the material depart
ment.
A farmer who tested the seed corn
advertised for sale by r. ID. Pulford,
informed us that he planted forty-five
grains of the corn and every grain
sprouted.
John +. Suthers has purchased land
in O'Brien county, Iowa, and intends
to remove there in about two weeks.
See notice of sale of personal property
published elsewhere.
The fair association have decided to
charge SIS n year for the use of their
track for training horses. None but
members will hereafter be allowed TO
drive III the grounds without permits
sion.
An advertisement will be found in
to-day's Democrat of THE Old Reli-
able Kelly Steel Barb Wire" for which
ID. JACKIE is sole agent in this city. The
merits of the wire are fully set forth
the advertisement.
Trout fishing seems to be the leading
sport of the day, especially with the
younger class, and many have been re-
warded for their trouble in walking to
and from Rock Branch with members
of the "fnny tribe" from ten to twenty
inches in length.
Miss J. Coates. milliner, who has
been in Chicago some time. acQuaint-
ing herself with the latest touches in
trimmings, combination of colors. etc,
returned few days ago with a new
stock of millinery goods of the latest
styles and colors, and will endeavor to
give satisfaction to all ladies who may
favor her with their patronage. S7w2
Advertisers will do we'll to bear in
mind the fact that The Democrat is the
best advertising medium in Iowa
county. 1t has as large circulation
in the county as any other paper its
played and always well printed. AS
we keep nothing but prompt paying
subscribers upon our books. readers of
The Democrat are just the kind of peo-
pie whom judicious adv ertisers try to