Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-05-22
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST,

chasers of boots and shoes from his
store.
! Congressman a. r. Bushnell vii
deliver an Grafton at DodgevilIe OF
Memorial day.
Read the advertisement for Golma
Bros show, to be found on the
second page of The Democrat.
| The Galena Weekly Gazette ha:
been changed from folio to a quartz
form and otherwise greatly improved
Nashville Students Wednesday May
q, at the City Hall. They will make
fun for all. Go and have good
laugh.
All the members of the w. c.. T. U.
are requested to attend the meeting
on next Tuesday afternoon, at ?
o'clock.
Golmar Bros Great United Shows
and Trained Animal Exposition will
appear in Mineral Point on Monday
June LIST.
Seine thief or thieves recently broke
into the hotel of Thomas FitZsimons
at Montfort, and carried off large
supply of eatables.
A special meeting of the Woman's
Relief corps will be held on Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, to transact i'm
portant business.
The annual reunion of the South.
western Wisconsin Veterans asso-
citation will be held at Richland Center,
June 10, II and II.
During the past week surveyors for
the G. NJ. & st. p. Ry. company have
been at work locating new side tracks
for the zinc works and pulp mills.
Quarterly meeting was held at the
NJ. E. church in this city on Sunday
last. Elder Wheeler preached both at
the morning and evening services.
The building recently purchased by
M. J. Minor from Joseph Prideaux is
nearly ready for occupancy. 1t is
being very extensively improved and
will present an elegant appearance.
John Jeuck's new building on High
street will be built upon rock. The
wOrkmen who are excayating for q
cellar have come to a solid bed of
"glass rock, and are now blasting it
out.
Everybody who is interested in
public affairs should secure a copy OF
The Milwaukee Journal of Saturday,
May 23d. 1t will be an interesting
and instructive number, and will open
the eyes of many people.
Died, at his home in Darlington
on Friday, May 8th, 1891, Mr.. Riley
Green; aged 80 years. The deceased
months, and his death was not uneX-
pected.-The Democrat.
In reporting a case of hydrophobia
The Pick and Cad says that it would
be good plan to kill number OF
dogs in Shullsburg before they show
any signs of that terrible disease
Ditto in Mineral Point.
The price of butter is going steadily
downward, and in the Chicago market
has dropped cent a day for the last
eight days. The buyers in Mineral
Point pay 10 to IA cents for rolls and
IL to Is cents for butter in tubs.
The members of George H. Legate
Post, No. 125, G.. A. r., will meet at
their post hall at 10 o'clock on
Memorial Sunday, and march in a
body to Trinity church, where they
will attend Divine service and listen
to sermon by the rector, Rev. March
Chase.
J. F. Streeter, who ran a job printing
office at Dodgeville, has purchased tn,
Montfort Monitor. He is gooC
printer and has had experience as &
publisher, and he will doubtless serve
the people of Montfort well in the
newspaper and job printing lines.
The old and original Nashville
Students and Wright's grand Colore,
Concert Company will appear at tn
City Hall on Wednesday, May q
They come well recommended by th
press and public, and should have
full house. Prices only 25 and 3
cents. Reserved seats now on SALE
at Hanscom's book store.
The Democrat is in receipt of {
very handsome program for the
seventh annual commencement of the
high school at Falls City, Neb. Tit
list of graduates of 1891 contains the
names of Miss Dora NJ. Richards anC
Miss Mile Jenkin, who formerly at
tended the public schools of Minera
Point.
Don't miss seeing the Nashvill
Students on "Wednesday night, Ma
q. Jubilee singing, dancing an
clever specialties, they will certainl.
please all who go; and any one no
well pleased with the entertainment
after the first act can go to the door
and their money will be cheerful
refunded; so don't fail to see the bes
show of the season.
The famous colored jubilee compan
known as the 1.-The Jingler's," tul
nished music, mirth and downright
fun to large audiences at the oper
house, on Monday and Tuesday ever
ings. The concert on Monday evenin
was so well received by those preseI
q that it was decided to give anoth'
! one on Tuesday evening, which Wa
also a success, both in point {
attendance and as a pleasant enteI
tainment. The company came hel
under the auspices of the society {
Christian Endeavor, of the p. \
I church.
Curtis Beech, now of Sioux Fall
5. D., but formerly of Mineral Poin
was, on Thursday evening of la
. week, united in marriage to Mi
=" Florence c. Thayer, of Sioux Cit
Iowa. The wedding, of which II
Journal contains an extended and We
pleasant notice, was held at the re
idenee of the brides parents in Siou
City, and about seventy-fiye relatiy
S, and friends were present Among q
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. d. 2. Be e.
George and Algernon Beech, paren
and brothers of the groom; Nj
Is George, of Sioux Falls, the groom
m grandmother; Miss Eleanor E. Roger
of Chicago, and Miss Viola Gordo
of Cedar Rapids. The presents we
a. numerous and beautiful. The groo
is book keeper in the Minnehaha \
tional bank, at Sioux Falls, at whiC
ne place he has home pleasant prepar
for his bride.