Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-04-20
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
Democratic City Caucus.

The democrats of the city of Mineral
Point are hereby requested to meet at
the City Hall on Friday evening, April
20, 1888, at 1870 o'clock sharp to select
delegates to attend the county con
yention to be held at Dodgeville on
Tuesday. Let there be full atten-
dance. CITY COMMITTEE.
Ed a. Phillips is in Chicago this
week.
J. A. Owen took a trip to Chicago
on Monday.
David Owens, Of Dodgeyille, spent
Sunday last in this city.
Miss Peck returned on Tuesday to
her home in Platteville.
). Hooking Il Co., have commenced
work on their new warehouse.
Don't forget the dime entertainment
at Good Templar's hall tonight.
Mrs. Thomas Sims, of Meriden, Iowa,
is here visiting relatives and friends.
Alex. Stamm has gone to Platteyille,
where he has purchased a barber shop.
Miss Carrie CORN, of Dodgeyille,
visited friends in this city on Sunday
last
The funniest of funny farces at the
Good Templar's entertainment this
evening.
Remember the democratic caucus
to be held at the City Hall on Friday
evening.
win Horn has gone to Englewood
to paint for Penhallegon & Trebilcock,
contractors and builders.
Read the communication from the
health officer, which will be found on
the second page.
Miss Kate Lenehan returned from
Chicago last week, with the spring and
summer stock of millinery.
Read the announcement of Millinery
opening at the store of Miss Phene
EngeIs, Tuesday and Wednesday April
"A and 25.
actual War Scenes" Thursday,
April 10, under auspices of the &. A.
r., at Opera House. 1t will be grand;
don't miss it.
The city of Mineral Point expended
last year for printing and publishing
the sum of twenty-four dollars and
forty-nine cents.
Everybody who has heard "A Regu-
lar Fix pronounces it the most laugh
able farce he ever saw. The most dys-
peptic person can't help laughing at
it. See small bills.
Steady work is offered to live agents
by the old and well known nursery
men Il. G.. Chase x Co., of Geneva,
n. y. They advertise especial in
ducments in another column.
Owing to Bishop Welles' illness
Bishop Brown of the Fond du Lac
diocese will visit this parish, and
the right of confirmation
in Trinity church on Friday evening.
X. ID. PuIford has employed F. NJ.
Grouse, pharmacist, of GAINESVILLE, to
assist him in the drug business. Mr..
c. is an experienced druggist and Mr.
Pulford is to be congratulated upon
securing hts services.
Judge Clementson has addressed a
communication to the board of super
visors of Richland county. in which he
condemns the present court house in
Richland Center and petitions for the
erection of new building.
Don t miss the q. \. Il. entertain
ment this Thursday evening. Nearly
100 actual war scenes will be projected
on canvass with a powerful calcium
light something Mineral Point never
has seen before. Come, Everybody.
Charles Springer has rented the two
rooms in the west part of Moeller's
brick building on High street and
will occupy them as a cigar factory
and tobacco store. The place has been
painted and papered anew and he will
be ready for business in few days.
\. q. Deller, our new merchant.
started for Chicago on Tuesday morn
ing to replenish his stock of ready
made clothing, hats and caps, and
gents furnishing goods. As he intends
to keep first class assortment in the
above mentioned lines, we bespeak for
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John y. Weidenfeuer has accepted
a situation in large clothing and
gents furnishing goods store at OF
tumwa, Iowa. Mr.. w acceptably filed
the position of clerk in the dry goods
store of J. Deller for the past -four
years, and his many friends here wish
him success in his new field.
The Chronicle of Friday last con
tanned the following weather item
Dodgeville has experienced a variet,
of temperature this week, and tn,
merchants show windows have alter
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