Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-07-12
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

The Linden and Mineral Point club
| will play a game of ball on the fai
grounds on Saturday afternoon. Eff
teen cents. admission will be charged
Corn is rather backward, but the lat
hot weather is helping it to catch W
and there is now some prospect of it
coming out well on the "hOme stretch.
The Monroe cornet band, one of tn
Oldest organizations of the kind in tn
state, has diSbanded after a mos
honorable and successful career OF
over % years.
The Darlington papers declare that
lerge live alligator was recently seer
in the Pecatonica river at that place
Is it possible that the mineral waite
affects the editors vision.
George d. Beech who has taken ;
census of the city finds $50 children
of school ages, divided as follows be
tween the wards: first, girls 277, boy!
PA; second, girls, 213, boys, 222.
The Democrat is pleased to an
nOunce that Mrs. a. G.. Deller, who fol
several weeks was very sick, has con
siderably improved in health, and i!
now in a fair way of recovery.
The Mineral Point Band will furnish
music for the Iowa county fair to be
held at Dodgeville the last week il
August. They will render excellent
music, which will prove a first class
attraction.
Jerry Sullivan, a farm hand from
the town of seymour, will bleach out
in the county Jail for period of thirty
days for being drunk and diSOrderly il
the city last Sunday.-The Darlington
Republican.
The removal of the old building al
the foot of High street has left the
site in a rather dangerous cOndi-
ton; and the city authorities should
see that is made safe, and 50 guard
against accidents.
TIE ineStimable value of Ayers
SarsapariIIa as bIood-purilier should
be known to every wife and mother.
1t correctS Irregularities, gives tone
and strength to the vital organs, and
S GIeai i. tle system OF Ill impurities
l '.e 'e'V i'''''i'' i''o>''o'ti''
MIS-. Henry George, WlIe OF Engl-
neer George, like many other ShullS-
burg people spent the Fourth of July
in Warren. On her way home in the
evening she lost her purse containing
Il certificate of deposit for $40O and
S1S Ok in racb Tho ShulISbrIrC, I Onal
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LOON ouC loi MISS W lilaLu great
oooN, UlllI pSeS oi rllIy ears, an
a q, ana history Oh the W,
- 1 =. ENeIg oouy waits IL anu VIII
oe gie"ILy oehell''eu ny cloSe STUDY
Oh IT, III Is very entertaining thougil-
ouV' AIocUie II anu you VIII Soon oe
coh'liiceu'
The music by the Mineral Point
bahd on Ihe fIh was hlShiy entertain
ing Inns organization Is BENG APP
preciaCeu more ana more oy our GU
iZenS' WIN d Soou otllu 10 take the
iead Il Is very easy LOT Town IKE
mineral t"lhI TO get up credltaole
puOllc demonstration
Rev. b. Senior, one of the success
sors of Rowland Hill, in "Surrey
Chapel" London, will preach in the
Z. NJ. church of this city on the
list INST, and lecture at the same
place on the following evening on
" Rowland Hin Collections VIII be
taken at each service. Come and en-
JOY the treat!
Rev. ]. w. Bashford. is president
of the Ohio WESLEYAN University. The
Christian advocate says of him: "Dr.
BaShford is Young, enthusiastic. Wig
orouS Intellectually and physically,
and withal highly educated and schol-
arly." He is brother of X. NJ. Bash
ford of Madison, and J. Wesley Bash
ford, at one time principal of our
city schools.
4 rather unusual circumstance took
place on the farm of William Mofatt.
in this town, one day last week. In
a fight between bull and steer the
bull Knocked the steer into an old well,
and jumped IN after him. The well
was about fifteen feet deep, and it
took the combined efforts OF the neigh
borhood to get NE belllgerents out
Rlchland hepuohcan.
\ new school building will soon be
erected in the village of Ridgeway.
The ENTERPRISE saws that at a school
meeting held on Monday evening. July
LIST, resolution was passed authorizing
the district School BOARD TO pulId a
new School mousse suihclently large TO
accommodate the ulStrlct scholars, and
that preparations for building have
already been commenced.
Delos p. Beech is at Sioux Falls,
). D.. where he recently secured a good
position, while his family still resides
in this city. We would dislike to lose
Mr.. Beech as n citizen. but wish him
success in his undertaking. In his
business and social relations with the
people of Sioux Fails, they will find no
more obliging, accommodating and reli-
able man than Delos z. Beech.
There was no meeting of the farm
ers' club nj the CITY Hail on Saturday
last Ne farmers ranera1Iv vara hueiiv
engagnd IN cnIt;vat;ng corn oDa
making bav The neyt meeting viii
no baid on saturday AugnsT "A
Farmers should tate an ;,+eroS,
in these meetings. and doubtless after