Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-09-30
VOL. XVII.
LOCAL NEWS.
d. B. Jones is up from Chicago.

'tit SpcHulHS Tie week Ill milwaukee,.
Frank Jacko and wife are here
from Chicago, for visit.
John Francis is home again, after
spending couple Of weeks in Chicago.
Miss Carrie Corin, Of Dodgeville, is
visiting Miss Ada Williams in this
city.
The new NJ. f. minister, Rev. +. w.
Straw, moved into the parsonage this
week
John f. Grace has placed in his law
and collection Office large and fine
new fire proof safe.
G. X. Dean, formerly resident of
Boscobel, Wis, died at Providence,
Il. l., on the 18th inst.
Cornelius Ferris of Livingston was
in Mineral Point on Friday and made
The Democrat friendly call.
Mrs. John Nancolas, who has been
visiting friends in Englewood for
several weeks, returned on Tuesday.
Elmore Hutchison is enlarging and
greatly improving his residence. Car
some time.
Mrs. Adam Eulberg and sons Julius
and Joseph Of Portage are visiting in
this city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Horn.
I'd Millard and wife, late of Liv-
ingston, have removed to Mineral
Point. Mr. Millard is employed at
the zinc works.
Attention is called to the new ad-
vertisement of III. thinner. He has
on display an immense stock Of
goods for the fall trade.
Thos. ]. Davis of Montfort, has sold
his stock Of hardware and extensive
business to Foster Stevens and Gus
Stevens Of the same place.
The Richland Democrat is the name
Of q newsy new newspaper published
1T Richland Center by w. G.. Barry.
1t is able and well edited.
John Charles returned on Monday
to Menominee, after a brief stay in
Mineral Point. The work of charging
his residence was begun last week.
The secretary desires all persons
having claims against the Southwest
crn Wisconsin Industrial Accociation
to present then at once for payment.
Pierce Nolen of the town of Mifllin
was in Mineral Point on Monday. He
has been doing an extensive business
this season in the manufacture of
cheese.
The fine display of millinery goods
in the west show window Of III. Zim-
mers store is great attraction for
the ladies. The display is indeed an
elegant one.
The EpWorth League will hold a
coffee and cake sociable at the home of
Mrs. $. f. Shepard on Monday even
ing, October 3D.. No admission will be
asked, but collection will be taken.
There will be a regular meeting of
Eastern Star on Wednesday evening,
Oct 5. All members are requested to
be present as degrees are to be confer
red.
over $4,000 people attended the
Walworth county fair at Elkhorn on
Friday. The 2:35 pacing race was
won by Judge Hines, the gray stallion
owned by Mayor Cobb of Mineral
Point; time 2:32a.
Joseph Gordon recently purchased a
very fine Poland China pig, being the
first choice from Park III. Hammond S
herd, of Oneida, ILL.,, one of the largest
and finest herds of Poland Chinas in
that state.
Charles Collard, the well known
stockman of Edmund, will, on Thurs
day, Oct. 20, hold great public sale
Of thoroughbred Short Horn cattle,
shropshire and Oxford sheep, and
Clyde horses; also some grade horses.
Joseph f. LaMalle returned from
Chicago on Friday last, after purchas-
ing full line of goods for the fall
trade at Gundry, Gray & Co.'S. Since
his return he has been confined to his
home with sickness, but is improving,
and will soon be around again.
The merchants of Minerel Point are
we'll prepared for large fall and
winter trade. They have purchased
magnificent stocks of goods, and in
vite an investigation of their claims
of being abreast with the times in
their respective lines of business.
\ Universal Beautifer.- Harmless
effective, and agreeable. Ayers Hair
Eigor has taken high rank among
toilet articles. This preparation causes
thin, weak hair to become abundant
strong. and healthy, and restores gray
hair to its original color.
Nick SchiI, who escaped from the
county Jail on Friday night, Sept
10th, was captured on Wednesday by
Henry Staber, of this city. W. j.
Healey learned of his whereabouts
and at Mr.. Healey's request. Mr.
Staber went out in the town of -Mif-
film, where he had been hiding from
the officers. He was brought back to
Dodgeville, and again lodged in jail.
The eminent occulist and aurist
Or. j. W. Crewdson. of the GAINESVILLE
1ntirmary, who treats successfully al
diseases of the eye, ear, nose, and
throat, will visit Mineral Point, at the
United States Hotel, Thursday and
Friday. Oct. 9th and 7th. When last
there a month since he Strengthened
several cross eyes, cured number o1
deaf persons, treated many cases OF
catarrh, and performed many success
full and delegate operations upon thu
eye, cured granulated lids, and fitted {