Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-11-27
Personal and General.

The Richlsnd Republican OF last week con
tanned the following IN regard to $ former
resident of this city: Whitney smith, one OF
| the Oldest and most respected citizens of this
village, is very low. He is gradually sinking
under the weight Of old age.
The Herald says that L. g. WinueSar Of
| Lancaster, has arranged With the Mineral
Point Fair Association 10 take charge Of their
grounds and track the ensuing year aad will
| shortly remove TO that place.
Mr.. J. F. Streetsr, well known throughout
the sphere Of the circulation of The Star, as its
former local editor, contemplates engaging in
business in the eastern part OF the state per
haps al Stoughton, Dane county.-Star.
Mr., aud Ms. G. E. weatherby len last Tuesday
morning for an extended tour Of the West
They went from here direct to Chippewa Falls,
and from there they intend to so to oSkdale,
Neb,, and to BozeTau. Montana .-Shullsburs
Pick and Cad
Mr.. J. N. Smith and daughter. Blanche, Of
| Plattevll!e, viii spend Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Ms. P, Eden, of this city.
Hon. 0. E. Thomas, Member Of Congress for
this eth district. will leave Prairie du Chen for
Washington this wee&,-Fgairie Gu Chen Cour-
ier-
Mrs \. Is. Ferris is here from Red Cloud,
Sebr a, visiting relatives AMI friends
Mr.. snd Mrs. Thomas Hambly, started for
Kansas City Missouri, on Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Hambly intends 10 look NJ a good location
10 open out in business.
Mr.. Edward Wilkinson, wife Snd daughter. Of
Livingston. were callers ct The Democrat office
on Saturday.
Ex-senator Angus Cameron writes in regard to
the published statements in relation TO Ms.
CsmeronS condition that they have been
greatly exaggerated. She has not lost her reason
and is not insane. She is very sick physically
but her mind is just as clear and uoclouded as it
ever was"
The Riehland Republican has entered upon
its thirty first volume. 1t Is good local news
paper
Cad. Sterling is here brief visit to relatives
and old time friends.
A. H. Hodsdon piano tuner. Will be in this
city next week.
r. d. Pulfori was over in Milwaukee last
week, and made extensive purchases of drugs
and oils.
knute Holversou, of Cobb, was IN town on
Wednesday, and favored US. with a cali
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lanyou. Sr.. returned
on Tuesday evenings train from Pittsburg.
Kansas. where they have been visiting relatives
foc the past month.
Darlington Democratic Register: The sturdy
old jurist Judge Cothren, was in the city and
called on US on Saturday last. He presided in
the circuit court eighteen years. He has done
an immense labor as an attorney and com. |
selor and not a little labor on his large farm. !
and yet he is as active in mind and body as
any young man i'll tie country It always |
does us good to see his benevolent countenance |
and hear his dry jokes and hearty laugh |
Although he Is nearing three score and ten he |
has no idea of what it is to be old. We hope |
to enjoy his smiles during q part OF the next
century
Charley Mcllhon was down from the Point |
Friday, ioyial and good natured as ever 1t is |
always pleasure to see the old boy coming |
He is sure sntidote for the s-Democratic |
Register
Lawyer u. S. Rose has workmeu employed |
this week reiting the Offices lately vacated by |
Marshal 4 Conley over Barlow's store He is |
having the ceilings decorated, walls papered !
woodwork painted. and when completed will |
attach them to the offices he has occupied for
several years. in the front of the building This |
will give him the entire second floor, and will |
make the finest neatest and most commodious
ocratIc Register.