Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-06-08

MISS Nlcdmeyer, OF freeport, is VS.
ting her friend Miss Pitt, in this city.
Miss Simmins, of Hinsdale, Ill. is
visiting at the home Of James Hutchi-
SON
The NJ. f. Sunday school will hold
their Children's Day services on Sunday
June H.
J. NJ. Smith, of Platteville, and his
daughter, Mrs. Philip Eden, spent Sun
day in this city.
Mrs. Steve Tresidder, of Dodgeville,
has been spending Il few days with re
Iatiye8 in this city.
Mrs. \. Il. Yates, has gone to Mil
waukee, to attend the state convention
of the W. c. r. L.
r. a. Woodward and wife, of Hart
ley, Iowa, visited Mayor LaMalle and
family during the week.
w. J. Rapson, The Democrats able
correspondent at Cobb, made us a
pleasant call on Monday.
Mrs Edward Prideaux started for
Dayton, Washington n.y., on Monday
for Il isit with her son Edward.
Mrs. j. Schneberger returned home
last Friday night after q visit of ten
weeks in CarrolIton and Chicago.
John Dave is attending as delegate
from this city, the meeting of the
Wisconsin Grand Lodge, |. O. O. F.,
at Wausau.
Mrs. Guerdeon Price and children
of Waukegan returned to their home
Tuesday after spending week at her
old home in this city
Miss Clara Gilman left for La Sale |
on Tuesday to attend the wedding of |
her cousin Miss Fanny Gilman which
takes place on the H.
Miss Anna Rose, of Darlington, who
is district lecturer and organizer of the
l. Q. G. T., visited Emery lodge in this
city last Friday evening.
Mrs. $. l.. Rand, of lola, Kansas, |
arrived here Monday evening and Will
spend the summer at the home Of
her father W. \. Pierce.
Robert Boase, ST., died at his home
in the town of Willow Springs, on
Wednesday, June 9th. He was well
known and highly respected
David Jacllo started on Wednesd ay
morning fornortheren Michigan, where
he will remain for two or three months
for the benefit of his health.
Miss NJ. Il. McWeeny came over
from nodgeviIle, on Tuesday to visit
among her many friends. She is the
guest of p. II. Folliard and family.
J. L. Beardsley was down from
Spring Green on Monday. He says
that crops along the Wisconsin river
valley never looked better than they
do this season.
The Darlington Journal says that |
Judge Clementson has directed that
the regular June term of the Circuit |
court for La Fayettc county. be |
adjourned from June 18th, the regular |
time for the term, to August IS, next |
The men who work in VIM. Perrv's !
mines dubbed together last week and !
presented Mrs. Perry with very hand !
some silver tea set. which they pur-
chased at the store of T. NJ. Church &
Co.
Babyland for June is here, bright as
ever. This little magazine is better
than candy for keeping your baby in
good humor Why don't you try it |
once? \ years subscription go cents
is 4 tribe, compared with the many
hours of entertainment prepared for
the little ones. Full of pictures and
iingles, and little stories. Published
by d. Lothrop Company. Any news
dealer or book seller will forward
your subscription.
This week The Democrat begins the
publication of the list of premiums to
be awarded at the nineteenth annual
fair of the Southwestern Wisconsin In
dustrial Association to be held at Min
eral Point, Sept t, 5, 6, I, 1888. The
premiums offered are liberal and the
list well arranged to suit the industries
of this section of country. The pre-
vious fairs of the association have in
variable been succesSful: but with a
good season. there is no doubt that
the coming one will eclipse them all.
Last week the Edmund correspon-
dence published in The Democrat con-
tanned harsh criticism upon the NJ. E.
church at that place, which we learn
was without foundation. TIE church
was never in more prosperous con-
dition than at present, and Rev. C.
Swartz, the minister in charge, is wide
ly known as an earnest Christian and
a faithful jealous soldier of the Lord.
If we had given the item due consid-
GRAFTON before it was published il
.. would not have found place in the
columns of The Dannnnrnt