Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-04-05

Miss Maggie Walthouse returned to
/ Bavenswood Tuesday morning.
Hon John Gray is in Chicago buying
spring goods for the spring trade.
Peter schillIng is slowly recovering
from a severe attack Of rheumatism.
/ Elmer Harris has gone to Plankin-
ton, Dakota, to locate in that vicinity.
Mayor LaMaIle has been very sick
for the past two weeks but is slowly
recovering.
The noon passenger train from Nil
waukee, now arrives at 1915 and de
parts at 40 p. M.
| Owing to the change of railroad
time the afternoon mail closes at ITO
instead of 1880, as heretofore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Green and Miss
Edith Tyres have returned from Spring
Green, and will make this city their
home hereafter
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. now recovering.
Mrs. John NJ. Ellsworth returned to
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Misses Mary and Lizzie Higgins who
were recently called home from Chlca-
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Edwin Brewer, of Plankint"n, Da-
kota, and Nicholas Brewer and family.
OF Rnthyen, Iowa, started on their re-
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John H. Perry and VIE who spent
the winter WIN relati'eS III Mineral
Point departed on last Thursday
morning Tor 'heir nome AZ N'lTert"h'
1t IS reported lhat TINS Is the pest
maple Sugar-nlaklhS season ior years
me Sf''S"n Se' Id cary 'il" Iii" 1oii-
'lii''eo longer 'i''" usual ""'' tue sap
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'onn MAIL 81" WHO HAS Deeil q"l'e
SICK lor Sollie Viiile'
/ Quarterly srryices at the L. NJ.
church next SaDoath. Love feast at
Il. m'' ana sacrament after the eve
hlng services. freaehinG by PASTOR
morning ana evening
| DR.. G. W. Lee, an old and Skillful
physician and surgeon, very widely
known throughout southwestern Wis
conSln, dleo at ms nome IN Daring
ton on tuesday OF last week.
James Wearne q Co. are running
the Eagle iron foundry in this city,
and are prepared to do all work in the
molding line on short notice in first
class manner. See new advertisement
next week.
! Judging from the manner in which
the Tribune confident predictions of
republican success in the city elections
have not been fulfilled, we should say
that BENNETT is neither a prophet nor
the son of a prophet.
The Shire stallion coming to the
Mineral Point Breeding Stable next
week, is a half brother to Caractacus,
winner of the first premium as best
shire. and sweepstakes for best stallion
any age or breed at American Horse
show, 1887.
coorco c,.,, ha, ,ndor+o,-an tho
task of shrinking the strae+s and will
do it we'll He has fine team of
horses and a fine large sprinkler. He
is industrious and deserves a fair re-
turn which he will render in keepinr
down the dust,
Tho cross oar,inrS Of tho Cbiooro
,rI,.o,,7.oo 6 g po,, railroad oo,,,
pany for the year 1888 were $1,000
600 less than in 1887. while the
operating expenses were increased to
S2OOO0O0. Railroading doesn't seem
to have been very profitable last year
The Pick and Cad saws that the
outqoinq viIlaqe hoard Of SbuIIsburo