Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-13
WANTS.
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST.

The Mineral Point public schools
re-opened on Tuesday.
Mrs. Josiah Lanyon has returned
home from Pittsburg, Kan.
Alvin I.anyon, of Pittsburg, Kan,
is visiting relatives and friends here
A convention of the Sunday schools
of the state will be held at Janesville,
Nov. II, Is and 10.
James NJ. Toay and Frank Terrill
are at Dodgeyille putting new iron
roof on the court house.
Mrs. Simon Lanyon, ST., returned
last week from a visit to her sons at
Pittsburg, Kan, and Joplin, Mo.
Miss Hattie Reade, of Neilsville,
this state, has been visiting Mrs. j. ii.
McManus, during the past week
Henry thinner has something new
to say this week in regard to cloaks.
Read his attractive advertisement.
The Witness reports that the pros
poets are good for the establishment
of a large nursery near Platteville.
Thomas w. Bishop editor Of the
Volga Is. d. Tribune was elected one
of the commissioners of Brooklngs
county, on Tuesday Nov. 3.
The Montfort Monitor: Fred Field
house and A. r. Palmer went to Min
eral Point last Monday to work at
brick laying.
Fourteen head of horses and eighty
one head of cattle will be sold by
Edward Cullen at public sale next
Tuesday Nov. II.
The Darlington fremen will hold
their annual ball on Thanksgiving eve,
Nov. 25. Giblers orchestra will fur
nish the music,
Remember Edward Cullen's great
public sale of live stock and farm ma
chinery will take place next Tuesday
Nov. II.
John Charles, came down from Men
omonie this week to attend the annu-
al meeting of the county board of Sup
ervisors, of which he is member.
Grand opening, 18th season, of the
Platteville Lecture Course, by the fam
Gus " Mendelssohn Quintette Club
Concert Co., " of Boston, on Saturday,
Nov. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. LaMalle went to
Chicago on Tuesday, upon the sad
mission of attending the funeral of
Edward J. Amberg, brother of Mrs,
LaMalle.
James A. Trane, Of Lacrosse, came
here this week for the purpose Of plac-
ing in the new residence of 5. G. Ross,
the Bolton system of steam and hot
water heaters.
The annual meeting of the South
western Wisconsin Industrial Asso-
alton will be held in this city next
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 10. All
members should attend.
A turkey shoot is announced for
Thanksgiving day, in Mineral Point,
below the Zinc works. Vincent Nc
Mullen and S. Guttenstein are the
moving spirits in the affair.
John Lanyon shipped to Portland,
Oregon, this week, fifteen of his air
pumps, or water purifiers. They are
fast winning their way; and wherever
used give excellent satisfaction.
Died in this city, Nov. 9, 1891, Mrs.
WI. Jones. The deceased was the wife
of Mr.. William J. Jones, an employe
of the Zine company. The body was
taken to the Welsh Settlement for in
teTment
Prof. Cameron gave his first lesson
in dancing in this city on Tuesday
evening. The children's class will be
opened next Tuesday afternoon at
four o'clock. All wishing to join
should apply to f. c. Ludden, treas
urer.
Forest Seabury, of San Francisco,
Cal, visited during the past week with
his brother, W. II. Prideaux. Mr..
Seabury formerly resided in Mineral
Point, where he has many old-time
friends. His son Forest, who accom-
panied him hert, will remain at the
home of Mr.. Prideaux.
Mrs. J. T. Jones received information
this week that her mother, Mrs. VIM.
Oldham, was very sick at her home
in South Dakota, Mrs. Jones contem-
plates making a visit there in a short
time to visit her mother and other rel
atives.-The Dodgyille Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jackson viii
shortly remove to Mineral Point from
their farm home in the town of Wald-
wick, for the purpose Of securing for
their two daughters the advantages of
our city schools. Our people will ex-
tend the family hearty welcome as
permanent residents Of Mineral Point.