Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-07-13
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

| lung III tIllS Guy; the SHeSL VI W. a.
Healy and family.
H. A. Moore and j. W. Dyer, of
Lascaster, were in this city on Tues
day and Wednesday.
John Jeuck, Jr., returned to Chi
cage, on Saturday last, to resume his
studies at a business college.
Rev. J. H. Penberthy, of Dodge
vile, will preach in the NJ. E. church
next Sabbath morning and evening.
The city authorities are doing a
good work in repairing and clearing
The drains and culverts throughout
the city.
Charles Blewett returned on Satur-
day last from an extended western
trip through Iowa, Nebraska, and
Kansas.
Mrs. Jas. A. Owen and her daughter,
Miss Maggie Owen, started Thursday
for Roscoe, where they intend to spend
the summer
r. ID. Pulford has purchased and
placed in his drug store very fine
combined machine for manufacturing
milk shakes"
Our dealers are selling large
amount of harvesting machinery. The
prospects are very favorable for an
abundant harvest.
Miss Mary Boynton was called to
this city last week upon the sad mis-
sion of attending the funeral of her
brother, Eugene Boynton.
j. Clark Williams, of Dodgeville,
and W. p, Gundry spent the past week
in Chicago attending the music festi-
val of the Music Teachers National
Association.
Chris. Miller, of Dubuque, made a
short visit at the home of his parents
this week, returning on Tuesday His
sister, Miss Clara, who accompanied
him here will spend the summer at
home.
Rev. Mr.. Jacobs, local minister of
the Nj. f. church and secretary of the
Young Men S Christian Association,
of Joliet, accompanied the remains of
Mr.. Eugene Boynton to this city, on
Friday last, and assisted in the burial
services.
The Darlington Journal of this week
says: Fourth of July celebrations in
all the towns round about were salts
factory. Probably the finest celebra-
ton in this part of the state was at
Mineral Point, where the Darlington
Rifles formed the chief attraction"
We are glad to be able to record the
fact that many former subscribers
who live in parts of the county distant
from Mineral Point, and who for one
reason or another discontinued their
subscription, are sending us their
names to be again placed upon our
list.
II. II. Bollender, p. W. Pufrer, and
ID. Hawver of Monroe, John NJ ELS
worth, Thomas Il. Mundy, and J. J.
Hosllins, of Dodgeville, George w.
Strong, Charles Willard, Clarence CuSh-
man, Q. G. Rewey, and Joseph Harker,
of Minlin, and George Smith, of
Linden, were in town on Monday
evening attended a meeting of Iowa
Chapter No. 6, Il. \. NJ.
DR.. W. L. Tallman, NJ. D., and DR..
Philip Reilly, NJ. D., have formed a
co-partnership for the practice of med
icine and surgery. They are both
graduates of the Bellevue Medical
Hospital College, one of the best in
situations of the kind in the world and
are both Skillful and successful practi
TONERS. Their Office will be in DR..
Tallman 5 building on High street.
The celebration and base ball tour
nament at Linden on the 5th was
largely attended and everything
passed off pleasantly. Three ball
clubs were present and played for a
purse of $50. The first game was be-
tween Livingston and Linden and was
won by the latter, the score standing
| 10 to II. Afterwards the Mineral
/ Point boys played the winners, beat
ing them by score of Il to 9. Dur
ing the latter game two-base hits were
made by ID. Jacka and Mont Smith,
of Mineral Point, and Thrasher, OF
| Linden, and a three base hit was made
by Albert Horn, of Mineral Point
y sufficient sum of money has been
raised TO defray the expenses of erect
ing band stand or pavilion in the
park in the first ward and securing the
Mineral Point band to give open all
concerts on Thursday evening of each
week. This will be rich treat fer al
who love good music. The Mineral
Point band is composed of well trained
and Skillful musicians, and the pari
being on very high point of ground
their playing can be heard all over tn,
city. The people will be drawn to tn,
park as pleasure resort, and vii
naturally manifest an increased inter
est in its further Improvement
Should the weather be unfavorable oil
any Thursday evening the concert vii
be held on the Monday evening fol
lowing.