Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-11-23

Ed 4 Phillips and Miss Geneyieye
are in ChicapO this week.

Ed. 4 Phillips and Miss Geneyieve
Phillips are in Chicago this week.
| RID. Pulford was in Chicago for
several days during the past week.
W. A. Jones and family went to
Chicago on Saturday to visit relatives
and friends.
David Ross came home from Chi
cage, and spent sunday with his
parents.
Miss Lulu Hutchinson who has been
attending school at Evanston, came
home Saturday.
Henry Fatters has opened a new
Photographic gallery in Miller'S build
ing on High street.
Mrs. Chase and son Martie, returned
on Friday last from an extended visit
with relatives in Chicago.
! Miss Minnie Williams, who has been
spending several weeks with friends at
| Cobb, is at home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. King, Of Rock
ford, H., are visiting in the city, the
guests of Miss Lizzie TerrilI.
Mrs William Paynter, who has been
at PIankinton. Dakota. for the past
three weeks, returned on Tuesday.
Mrs. John PenhaIlegon, Jr., and son
| Row, who have been visiting relatives
at LeMars, Iowa, returned on Monday.
Miss Martha Cummings and Miss
/ Meyer will entertain their pupils at
( the home of Miss Cummings on Friday
night.
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held in the NJ. f. church. Rev. w.
J. c. Bond will preach the annual ser
mon.
Hon. George l. Vending will open
the lecture course at Platteyille on
| Tuesday evening Dee 18th, with a
new lecture.
\ good boy who desires to attend
school and do chores for his board can
find an opportunity by applying to
Mrs. VIM. Lanyon, Jr.
:. T. Shepard, Delos p. Beech, J. J.
Hanscom and B. !. Bennett, are among
the candidates for appointment as
postmaster at Mineral Point.
Mrs. James James, of this city, was
called one day last week to the bed
side Of her son Joseph H. James, of
Sac City, Iowa, who is sick with a
fever.
Dr. ReilIy's night call bell has been
removed from the I. ;. hotel to the
Office of Drs. Tallman & Reilly. Pa
tients desiring DR.. Reilly's services in
the night time will please bear this
fact in mind.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
, hold a supper and bazaar at the City
Hall on the evening of Thanksgiving
day. Thursday, Nov. 29th. Extensive
arrangements are being made for a
pleasant and successful entertainment.
Wm. II. Clark. formerly of the town
Of Mineral Point, who during last
winter and spring was confined at the
home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
c.. Clark. of Lancaster, with severe
and continued sickness, has been in
p this city during the week looking
i greatly improved in health.
Richard Carruth, who a short time
r. ago eloped with the wife of J. J. Uren
7 of Blanchardville, was tried before
e Judge Jones at Dodgeville last week
y for adultry, He pleaded guilty and
). was sentenced to state prison fol
/, eighteen months. Mrs. Cren was dis
t. charged and went home.
: Mrs. Richard \. James, of Waldwick
l. and her daughter, Mrs. John +. Bridge
5 have gone to Evanston, Wyoming
s Mrs. Bridge has gone to join her huS
II band who has located at Evanston; anC
n Mrs. James has gone to visit her soI
e Frank H. James and her daughter Mrs
e !. W. Dickinson who have resided Their,
for the past two years.
= Two grand vocal and instrumental
= concerts, under the direction of Prof
:. T. Osborne. viii be given at tn
Opera House in Dodgevile on Frida.
and Saturday evenings of next week
for the benefit of the Dodgeville higl
in school. The Mineral Point band vii
X take part, and there will be a gram
chorus by one hundred trained voice
each evening.
At the solicitation of Supt. W. +
Morrison, Alfred Vivian of this cit!
III has Joined the force of institute work
H. ers, and during the coming winter wi
~ present to the farmers of Wisconsi
y the advantage of silos and ensilag'
OF He has good practical knowledge {
50 the subject, having made a complet
Sh success of storing ensilage for the pa:
wv two seasons, and can explain the late:
and best method in all its details.