Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-03-12
Local News.

: deal OF building Will be done II
ShullsbuTg the coming season.
Eight young men of Dayton, Greer
:. county, were recently arrested ant
fined for taking part in charivari.
y. ID. Fratt, of Racine, was chosen
:: president of the interstate agriculture
= convention at Jackson, Tennessee
0 \ very pleasant and successful
e sociable was held at the Rectory Of
Q Trinity (Episcopal) church on Tuesda,
evening.
Attention is called to the new ad
vertisement of Gundry, Gray & Co.
to be found among thhe advertisements
on this page.
: The Shullsburg Local reports that q
big lead has been struck in what is
known as the Blackstone level near
that place.
J. J. Penhallegon Il Son have re-
moved their stock of boots and shoes
to their new stand in Brewers block,
opposite the City Hall.
James I Blaine, of Preston, Wis,
wants to be informed of the where
abouts of John Young, who years ago
! J;,y.I - 4
The bazaar and festival held by the
ladies of the NJ. f. church was quite
successful. The receipts amocnted to
$lG5. Everybody had good time.
The interest manifested in the holly
contested election of 1884 was Slight
when compared with the warm work
of the local election in Darlington last
week
Chas. Collard sold the fine thorough
bred short-horn bull Prince of Wood
land to John Martin, Of Belmont, who
is going into the fine stock business
quite extensively.
Remember the farmers institute at
Dodgeyille on Tuesday and Wedncs-
DAY next. Inc programme OF eXer-
''SeS HAS oe'ii ie'c''e" 700 l"'e lol
publication
Rudolph Flnglemeycr and G.. "
| Clark, who were confined in the Lafay e.
eJte county JAN at Darlington, made
escape by breaking jan on Monday
night.
The members of the women'S rights
club of Richland Center are down on
Senator Edmunds on account of the
clause in his anti Mormon bill prevent
ing women from voting in the terri
Tory "' | tan.
Contracts are to be- let this spring
for carrying the mails in Iowa county
as follows; Hydes Mills to Arena,
thrr" times "A week; Highland to Cobb,
six times a week; Drybone to Mont
fort. three times a week
plattevillc Democrat: The epizootic
is epidemic in Plattcyille, not with
horses. but with school children.
About POO of them are down with it.
There is no danger from it if proper
care is taken us with an ordinary cold.
The appointment of George +. Car
fer to be the county udre of Grant
county left vacancy in the land office
at Madison. This vacancy has been
filled by the promotion of Ole Olson,
another clerk in the same department,
and Mr. Blossoms place has been given
to J. W. Bracket, of Grant county.
pIottryiIlr Democrat. LITTLE Frank
,oed s.ven ve,re only child of Dr
and Mrs. Frank Cronin, of Cassville,
died last Friday, of cerebro- spinal
meningitis. He was a bright boy, the
idol of his parents, and beloved 10y all
who knew him.
We are in recent of the ninth report
of the State Board of Health. of Wis
consin. II is a valuable publication
and contains the general report of the
board, the secretary's report, special
reports from health officers, reports
from local health boards, and special
report from the state veterinarian.
The Madison Journal saws a tele-
phone line 10 Prairie du Chen, taking in
RloeL Earth Nf,.oNIonia Lone Rock
and Boscobel is one of the possibilities
of the future. with branches to Mineral
| Point. Lancaster, Platteville Darling
ton. Dodgevillc and all the chief places
in the southwestern section of the state.
Hon patar D,v,e Iate seerotarr Of
sto,o d,Ii,.,rod - vary ohIa ora +ono,
inr address at the conference of char