Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-01-30

Full particulars next week. Look out
for bills and posters.
The Platteville Witness reports that
scarlet fever still has several victims
in its tolls in that city, and says that
instead of trying to keep the matter
quiet it should be known as soon as
possible, that others may keep away
from the danger of the contagion.
Let our readers read the following
from an exchange: lone third grit,
one third faith, and one third push
will do more to build up town, than
all the natural advantages in the
world"
The Lancaster Teller of last week
cantained large four column picture
of southwestern Wisconsin bee keepers,
who had themselves photographed in a
group at their meeting at Platteville
in October last. This photograph was
transferred to a plate by one of the
new photo engraving processes.
The Platteyille Witness:-lIr. Steph-
en- Elgar received the sad news yester-
day Of the death of Mrs. VIII Billings
two little ones, Elgar aged four years,
and Ella, aged two years. Pneumonia
was the cause. Mrs. Billings (nee
Florence Elgar has many friends here
who deeply sympathize with her in this
bereavement.
That dread disease diphtheria pre-
walls to an alarming extent in the
vicinity Of Benton.
The Y. ?. 5. c. E of the p. NJ.
church in this city, will give a social
at the residence of Mrs. Jas. Brewer,
next Tuesday evening, Feb. 3. An
entertainment, consisting OF recita-
tions, readings, vocal and instrument
tai music, will be given; after which
there VIII De correction lor Ihe oehe-
eft of the society. A cordial invita-
is extended to all.
d. T. Grifliths narrowly escaped the
crushing of his right arm the other day.
He was oiling the horse power used in
his shOp, and the horse started up and
GrltilthS' hand was caught IN the gear
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The dance at the opera house on
Wednesday evening was well attend
ed and pleasant affair.
Mine host ChamhIev of the Wiscon-
consin House offers his hotel for sale
This is good business opportunity
for wide awake man.
F. w. Philip, veterinary surgeon and
dentist. who recently located in Min
eral Point, is meeting with good sue
cess in the treatment Of domestic an
imals, and has the endorsement of
leading horsemen and farmers of this
section.
The many friends Of J. b. Pulford
and wife NEE Miss r. Trippo) will be
NAMED TO learn of the death of their
little daughter. which occurred last
week at Anamosa. Iowa. Her death
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wafer The little one was an unusually
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