Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-09-03
L0CA Il CORRESPONDENCE.
LINDEN.

jill Il Owen was in town on Wednes-
day.
} Onathan Craft of Mihiin. with his
me- .ster's gun. was taking in the Lin
Ut sights last week.
The Misses Minnie and Cora Jacobs
: Eft on Monday to attend the Normal
School at Platteyille
Mr.. Wright, and lady. of Belmont.
were in town on Sunday visiting at
the home of her uncle Mr.. John
Wearne
Charley Ingram Of Iron Mountain.
is visiting with his mother and friends.
J. VIM and wife, of Jenkinville. re-
turned home on Saturday after a short
visit with her mother Mrs. c. Bowden.
We had a delightful rain on Sunday
evening; sunday was a cloudy misty
day just the kind to help the pastures.
The sun scarcely shone for the dav.
but notwithstanding the weather the
NJ. Z. Quartely meeting was well at
tended by the good people Of Cobb
and Edmund.
Iowa County Fair will be held at
Dodgeville. on Sept Il. Is. 10 and Il.
and do not forget that the officers are
doing all in their power to make this
the best fair ever held in Dodgeyille.
The follow items from Linden were
received too lato for publication last
week:
Lewis Bros. are paving 10 cents for
eggs and II cents for good fresh but
ter.
Mr.. John Trembling was in Chicago
last week, buying stock of goods.
Mrs. ). Stephens, who has been Wis
iting at Mitf1in, returned on Saturday
last
DR.. Tom Livingston spent sunday
at DR.. Stull'S home.
Our merchants are daily receiving
new goods, to replenish their well
stocked stores.
Born, to the wife Of J. Richards. a
fine girl baby.
J. p. Hankins Is papering and
painting the p. NJ. church.
There were a great many of our citi-
Zens in attendance at the picnic at
Highland, on Saturday: all report
having big time.
4 tip top article Of Gncolored tea at
81 cents per pound, at Lewis Bros.
Nj jrideaux and wife. of Tower
Mimi, at~ visiting at the home of her
mother. Mrs Richards.
The Linden Cornet Band was at
Mitflin on saturday last, to play for
the picnic which was held there on
that dav. There were also number
from our burg down there for a day
OF enjoyment.
Our public schools commence Sept
6. and the children will he glad, or at
least it will be a relief to the parents.
Mrs. McGuire of Survey is visiting
With her dau, ghter Mrs. J. Richards.
The Linden Post Office is receiving
the benefit of the late decision of the
Pe tmaster General in regard to send
inc liquid through the mails. The
Linden baseball club received Il bot
tie o. milk, on Monday, from Montfort.
II. Varcoe who has been threshing
For the past two weeks, says the oat
erop averages thirty bushels per acre.
JOHN Rule .Jr. and J. Roberts have
rome to- Dakota. to look over that land
With s. view of buying some.
Joseph Rule intends to attend the
fair 1,ext week with his remarkable
chicken. 1t resembles a prairie chick
III. and also has eleven toes
The finest ladies', misses, and chill
r. an's shoes of the best manufacture.
t ne lowest price in town, at Lewis
Bros.
Wm Pollard was down at Lone
'ock On Thursday last, and returned
18th a arge lot of fine water melons,
yhich IA Ike like hot cakes.
We we we visited with a very heavy
torn on saturday night. There was
great deal of. lightIing and high
lind. acco u89aanied 10y rain. We also
ad a nice. gentle rain Oh saturday
fternoon. The parched pastures are
eginning to feel the effects of il,