Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-11-18
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. Isaac Dcller is visiting will
her parents in Lancaster.
The Mineral Point Steam Laundry
commenced business this week.
Rev. I. w. Straw breaches at Dodge
vile Sunday morning and evening.
Ed. Cullen and Will Jeuck went to
Chicago on Tuesday.
T. H. Shepard wants to rent his farm
situated one half mile southeast of the
city. See advertisement.
Hanscom & Co. announce the ar
rival of a large invoice of window
shades. Note change in advertise
ment.
The ladies Of the p. M. church OF
Lost Grove, will hold festival on the
evening Of Nov. 23I, at the Lost
Grove school house.
Lfll bdIUOu ItIll Wllc, VI DON Nu1uS
Wood county, Wis, are visiting in this
city, at the home of Mr.. Dalton S
sister, Mrs. Hiram Smith
According to the last report of the
trustees of the Grant county asylum
and poor house, there are 95 inmates
i'll the former and b in the latter.
Work on the new L. M. church is
progressing rapidly. The tall spire
points heayenward and the appearance
or the whole structure is very imposing.
II. H. Wright, of Mineral Point, last
week received from Massachusetts a
bull and two heifers of the choicest
breeding, as additions to his fine herd
of Jersey cattle.
Services at the M. f. church next
Sunday morning are as follows: Love
Feast at $50. Preaching at 10:30, by
Presiding Elder Tresidder, followed by
the sacrament of the Lords Supper.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
hold their annual supper and apron So
ciable on Thanksgiving evening at the
lecture room of the church. Admis-
sion and supper 25 cents; children Is.
Jeuck Brothers have placed in their
meat market, on Commerce street,
steam engine and large power
sausage cutter, and will manufacture
sausage on more extensive scale than
heretofore.
The ladies Of the z. NJ. church will
hold their annual bazaar and supper
on Thursday, Dec. 1, at Good Tenn
plars' hall. Supper will be served
promptly at o'clock. Adults 25
cents; children Is cents.
Thomas Riley, of Waldwick, who
voted for General Jackson for presi-
dent in 1882, and for Cleveland in
1892, called at The Democrat office to
rejoice with US over the great demo-
cratic victory of Nov. Sth. He was
accompanied by his grandson John I.
Logue.
The weather being favorable, Rev.
NJ. Chase will be at Cobb on Friday
evening to assist Arch Deacon Webber
to organize mission at that place;
consequently there will be no Friday
evening service at Trinity church.
Rev. NJ. Chase hopes to secure the
Arch Deacon, for Mineral Point, for
Sunday, Nov. q. NOTE, choir prac-
tlce as usual, next Friday evening at S
o'clock. Subject of sermons next Sun
day morning and evening: "Pillars
in Church and State"
At the annual meeting of the South
western Wisconsin Industrial associa-
ton, held at the city hall on Wednes-
day afternoon, the following officers
were elected: George G. Cox, presi-
dent; z. Allen, jr., treasurer; H. S.
Well, secretary; w. A. Jones, A. w.
Cobb, James Spensley, Thos. Bracken,
n. Il. Van Matre, vice presidents
Calvert Spensley, Joseph Gordon, n
81. Snow, ]. w. Rewey, J. II. Vivian,
executive committee. The report OF
the secretary and treasurer will be
published in full in the next issue of
The Democrat.