Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-03-27
LINDEN.

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NJ. Dinsdale is convalescent.
Elijah Poad and John Czech con-
template going to Montana in the
near future.
William Bray and wife leave for
Lake Linden, Mich, the present
week. We wish them a safe and
pleasant trip. Here's our Gss% friends,
shakel
The prettiest patterns in wall
paper ever seen in our town, just re-
ceived by Lewis Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Sampson
nave been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Logan Thompson, a few miles
south of here, the past few days.
Our fellow townsman Cyrus
Quintrill, while chopping wood one
day last week, met with a severe
accident. The particulars as given
to us are as follows: While in the
act of chopping the axe struck an
obstacle, aside from which was in
tended, glancing and striking Mr.. @.
between the ankle and heel of the
foot, laying the flesh open to such
an extent that the joint and its
workings were exposed. We learned
also that the wound bled but little;
but oil was discharged from the
joint-which makes it serious. We
trust however, that the accident is
not as bad as represented, and that
our friend will soon recover.
We are glad to note that Linden
has at last found a doctor, in the
person or DR.. Stehl, formerly of
Washburn. We have been acquain-
ted with the doctor for some six
years, and know him to be a gentle
man. He come highly recommen-
ded to us as a physician and sur
geon; all of which is appreciated by
our people. Mr.. and Mrs. Steh. will
be an addition to Linden's best So
ciety. Such people are always well
come; and our people are to be
when they tarry with
us.
Mis- Allie Treglown is quite sick at
this writing. We sincerely hope
that Allie will soon recover, as she is
one of Linden's brightest lights in
her social and moral circle.
Clothing of the Latest Styles and
and Best Makes, for men and boys
suits, and for children, at astonish-
lingly low prices at Lewis Bros
Our old schoolmate, John Varcoe,
leaves for Dakota sometime the pres
ent week. He has purchased three
fine horses to take with him. We
would say, John, that your presence
with US is appreciated; but it is high
time you were in Dakota if you in
tend cultivating the soil, especially
for wheat. We received a letter
from Central Dakota two weeks ago,
which stated that they were sowing
wheat, blowing, etc.
An Englishman being asked how
he spelled saloon, replied: with
hess, a hell, two hoes and d hen"
Path-master John Dean is still
very sick, being afflicted with asthma
and q bronchial trouble.
Fred still pegs to the last. Cleve-
land has taken his seat, and SO far
as offices are concerned, its ANVIL the
same to Fred.
Miss Hattie Rolling has greatly
from her late sickness; and
the old folks, as well as young, will
be pleased to see her bright counter
ance again on our streets.
A caucus will be held at the Town
Hall on Tuesday, the 31st inst, to
nominate candidates for the various
Offices of the town. We hope that
there will be full representation at
the caucus, in order that the people
and not a few shall say who shall
be the candidates. We trust that
the voters will attend like unto the
last two years, and then there can
be no room for complaint. Election
will take place on the 7th prox,
being the first Tuesday in April. :.
Thomas Hicks will collect cream
the ensuing season for the Edmund
creamery.
Sidney Miller, who has been at
tending school at Valparaiso. Ind,
for some time, arrived home last Sat
urday, looking robust and well.
William George, formerly of this
place, but at present of Racine, is here
visiting friends, and looks just as
natural as in days of yore.
LEWIS BROS.
Won't be undersold on anything in
their line of merchandise; and don't
you forget it either.