Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-10-17
LINDEN.

MT. IhllIlp val uleu at MS res
idence on Friday of last week, after
lingering illness of several years.
He was born in Camborne, Cornwall,
England, in 1929, and emigrated to
America in 1916, coming as far west
as Linden. He was married to Miss
Emma Pollard in 1917. He became a
devoted Christian and remained such
till the time of his death. He went
to California when the gold fever was
raging. He was an upright citizen,
a good husband and father. He leaves
wife and six daughters, one brother
and one sister to mourn his loss.
Mrs. Julia Treglown arrived home
from Butte City a few hours before
her fathers death, and Mrs. Louisa
Hancock, of Iron Mountain, Mich,
also came to see Mr.. Phillip Vial be-
fore he died.
Rev. S. r. Chubb, of Mineral Point,
preached an excellent sermon in the
p. NJ. church in this village, recently.
William Heathcock and J. Wearne
are on the SEX list at present.
Richardson's of Dubuque, Meyers
of Milwaukee, and several other stand
ard makes of Boots and Shoes at
Hicks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wearing and Mrs.
I. NJ. Goldsworthy left on Wednesday
for Chicago to make visit of a month
or more.
George Tamblyn arrived home on
Saturday last, from Hurley, Wis,
after stay of several months there.
If you want a good pair of Boots
for $500, go to Hicks.
A carload of the celebrated Madison
flour at James Hicks.
C. w. TregloWn started on Monday
for Keokuk, Iowa, to resume his
studies in medical college. Success
to him.
J. F. Hughes who has been here for
some time past working in J. II.
Taylor'S printing office, took his de-
parture for Chicago on Saturday last.
]. w. Taylor is at Britt, Iowa, for
short stay on business.
Those Plush Jackets at Hicks are
beauties.
Mr. Sleep and family of Yellowstone,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Linden,
the guests of William Harvey.
The ladies Of the p. NJ. church will
hold a festival at the church Thurs
day, Oct. 23d. All are cordially in
vited to come and have good time.
John Taylor, ST., was in town on
Monday last.
John Spargo, from near Durango,
Colorado, returned home on Monday.
He speaks of times being good as the
price of silver is constantly advancing.
There will be quarterly meeting at
the p NJ. church on Saturday next.
Mrs. Maggie erase and two children
Mrs. James Richards, on Thursday of
last week, from Sac City, Iowa.
Married, at Dodgeville, on Saturday,
Oct 4th, by Rev. Geo. Merrefield, Mr..
J. H. Rule and Miss Francis Tremain,
both of Linden.
Several street lamps are being put
up since we gave notice of the first.
The next thing we expect to see is
street cars, Let the good work go on.
John Kitto and w. II. Bennett, of
| Mineral Point, were in town on Tues
! day last.
! The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
| hold their annual festival on Thanks
| giving, as usual.
Matt Wasley and daughter, of Mar
shall, Neb., are here to attend the bed
side of John Wearne, who is very i'll.
4 Martha Washington festival will
be held at the p. II. church on Thurs
day, Oct. 23d. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
DR.. H. StulI, wife and two children
took their departure for Iowa on Tues
day morning.
James n. Vial, our harness maker,
recently took his leave for Iowa and
the far west.
Mr.. c. B. Jones, of Spring Hill, Ia,
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