Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

MISS Aud OJic CANT up from I'll
cago to spend Sunday at home.
John Matthews of DodgeyilIe made
The Democrat a call on Wednesday.
The session laws of Wisconsin are
published in The Democrat this week
Miss Clara Jeuck has been visiting
Miss Tena Wunderlee at Darlington
A large fishing party from Mineral
Point spent Wednesday at Calamine
Arrangements for the appropriate
observance of Memorial day are now
in progress.
Hon. Richard Kennedy, of High
land, spent Wednesday and Thursday
in Mineral Point.
Roy Kimp of Hazel Green is visit
ing in this city, at the home of his
uncle, J. G. Roberts.
William Pitt, of the town of Min
eral Point, has gone to Harrington,
Barton county, Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs Alex. Stamm and
child were over from PlatteYille on
Monday visiting relatives.
James Spensley has been on a busl-
ness and pleasure trip to Galena and
Dubuque tllS week
Read the large and attractive adyer-
tlSement OF Cfle ehterpriSlllg druggist
W. H. lTldea'lA'
Ellen O'Neil Potter, talented elo-
cutionisC' VIII appear at Ihe CITY Han
on friday evening
Mrs. John Penbcrthy left this city
on Monday, for EngIeWOod, intending
to reside there In future.
Mrs. C. a. Blanchard came up from
Darlington on Monday morning, to
visit friends in Mineral Point
Miles TnlIv an exnart nrjnter from
Darlington, is helping The Democrat
office with rush of job work.
The ladies of the w. c. T. L. will
hold a strawberry festival in DR.. Wv
ian's building on Memorial day.
The Southern Wisconsin Veteran
association will hold its annual re-
union at Boscobel, June 10 and 20.
Dr Y Cop,nhou Of tho - Toris
Eve and Ear Intirmary, will visit Min
eral Point on July LIST, and remain
two weeks.
The ladies of Trinity church will
hold n strawberry festival and bazar
at Good Templar hall on Wednesday
evening, June 5th.
Grange & Hosken find business at
their meat market SO brisk as to re-
uuire two horses instead of one on
their delivery wagon, and have pur-
chased good driving team.
Two Mormon elders named South
wick and Pendar are at work in the
vicinity of GAINESVILLE irving to secure
converts to the Mormon faith.
Henry Jane of SbulIsburo has been
Amounted \ railway postal clerk on the
G. e n. w. railway between GaIena
and Madison.
,1,ion ,,-,o4~,o.o .,i.
division of the Salvation Army, con-
ducted thc meeting at the PRESBYTERIAN
church. in this city, on Tuesday even
inc last
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we are al TO De aoIe TO note thaI
Geo. ). smith ana IhoS. Heathcoch OF
LINDEN, who were recently injured IN :,
runaway accident, have so Tar recovered
% " NC "io'il' "S"in'
At the last meeting OF the W. {. l.
l., the president, Mrs. Walter Evans,
was elected a delegate to the state
convention to be held in the Baptist
church, Oshkosh, Wis, June 4th, 9th
9TH and 9TH.
The ladies of the Relief Corps re,
quest all ladies interested in the serv,
ices of " Memorial Day" TO meet at
Odd Fellows hall on Wednesday after
noon, May %, to assist them in ar.
ranging flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Strauss. of Ia.
Crosse, recently lost by death-from
croup-their little son Sol, aged about
five years. Many relatives and friends
in Mineral Point sympathize with the
bereaved family.
The pIatteviIIe fremen held \ grand
nicnic NJ DarIington on yednesdav
The weather WIS fine and q very IarfTe
number of people attended. The fire
men of Platteville and Darlington anG
the militia of the latter place made fine
displays.
ToSorb O,;o Of Mineral Point b,,
hoar oi,,,ointo5 os +raToii,r anIinn 90,
for tba = NJ g - D raiIIra9 cow nom,
and enters mon his duties On Ndnda,
next Tho position i an imnortant