Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-12-05
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Snow has come; winter is here.

DIue grass IN southwest w lScOnSIn thlS
year.
Read r. C. Benson's new advertise
ment, to be found under the heading,
"a Good Bargain Offered"
The dance held at the opera house
on Thanksgiving evening was largely
attended and was great success.
The shooting matches for turkeys
held in Mineral Point on Thanksgiving
day was well patronized by local
sportsmen.
VIM. Thomas, residing q miles
north of Livingston, will hold a public
sale of personal property, Wednesday
Dec 10th.
An Appleton woman, who wanted
to get rid of a book agent, told him
her husband was sick with smallpox
in the next room.
The city treasurer, Samuel Jenkin,
IS prepared to receive and receipt for
taxes. For the present, his Office is in
the hardware store of S. Hooking & Co.
Company !, Goth Wis. Vols. Inf
will hold their annual reunion next
Monday, Dec. 8th, at the residence of
VIM. White, Mt. Hope, Grant county.
The Buchanan Comedy Co; have
been playing to full houses at the city
hall this week. They give excellent
satisfaction. They play "Two Orphans"
tonight
The entertainment and oyster sup
per announced by the Good Templars,
for Friday evening, has been indeti-
nitely postponed, and a regular lodge
will be held instead.
Some new faces of type for job work
has just been received at The Demo
crat office. Among others very
pretty style of script for wedding
cards, invitations, etc.
An assessment of 20 per cent, on the
capital stock of the Mineral Point
Wooden mills has been called for by
,he board of directors. Read notice
10 stock FOLDERS published in another
column.
The ball at the Brunker House,
Thanksgiving night, was a
grand success. Over one hundred
couples were present. The nonappear-
.nce of Gov. Geo. w. Peck was owing
to his appointments at other places.
The Grant County Herald errs in say
ng that the Iowa county board of su
Dervisors decided not to publish their
in the county papers. The
have been already pub
ished in The Chronicle, The Tribune
md The Dem ocrat.
p. NJ. CHURCH SERyICEs.-At 9 all
he society classes will meet, to which
service all are invited. 10: 30, sermon
by Rev. 5. r. Chubb; subject: "Demas."
$50, public prayer meeting. 700, ser
mon py lhe pastor; SUBJECT oaillP-
SON"
Six car loads of machinery arrived
at the Mineral Point WOODEN MINIS
this week. The buildings are nearing
and the machinery will be
at once placed in position by superin-
tendent Stickler and other experts, and
The Democrat hopes to be able at no
distant day to report the mills in full
operation.
C, II. Snow on Monday last went to
Dubuque, where his mother and sis
ter expect to reside, as they have been
unable to find suitable dwelling
house for rent here. Mr.. Snow
will spend most of the winter south,
in experimenting the shipment of
New Mexico ore to the works here.
The removal of the family from
Mineral Point VIII be greatly regretted.
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