Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-10

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the plant is new and first class, the
stockholders having determined tc
make it one the largest and most
complete single paper mills in the
United States; and a look through the
building and at the machinery placed
therein, will show how well they have
succeeded. The management is in
careful and experienced hands, which
assures the success of the enterprise.
Editor Brown, of TIE Darlington
Journal, is trying a sly dodge to get
rid of a competitor, which does not
exactly meet the approval Of The
Democrat. Editor Monahan Of The
Republican, kindly consented to act
Sir Joseph Porter in Pinafore," lately
produced in Darlington; and now Bro.
Brown is trying to make Bro. Mona
han believe that he is star actor, and
that he ought to abandon the news
paper business and take to the stage.
AS Sir Joseph Porter, Monahan is
truly a success, but he should act cauti-
ously in accepting advice from Brown.
Rev. S. r. Chubb, pastor of the z. M.
church, announced last Sunday morn
ms and evening that on the morrow
night would be held society meeting
in accordance with Discipline, for the
selecting of a pastor for the coming
conference year, commencing the latter
part of March, and urged full at
tendance. On Monday night it looked
as though all were present with their
minds made up. On the retirement
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chubb from the
church unanimous standing vote was
taken, everybody voting for Mr.. Chubb
to stay fourth year.
Delegates to the number of fifteen
took the train from here on the 9th
ult., to attend the Platteville session
of the District lodge, I. 0. G. T. The
lodges sending the delegates were:
Willow Springs, Ivy, Emery and Allen.
Several other lodges were represented
from other parts Of the district. An
interesting and profitable time is re-
ported. The G. C. T., w. 81. Clark
was in attendance, which insured a
good time. On last Friday evening he
met with Emery lodge in this city.
James Spensley and Hoare Bros.
the enterprisiDg proprietors of the
Mineral Point creamery, have estab-
lished a skimming station, near the
site of the old Bloomfield creamery,
town of Linden. They will erect a
suitable building and put in the latest
improved machinery. The cream will
be taken to this city and made into
gilt edged butter.
The following persons Of this place
are attending the state encampment
of the G. A. r. and meeting of the
Woman's Relief Corps, at Lacrosse:
D. E. Jacobs and wife, J. B. Frideaux
and wife, Mrs. J. NJ. Smith, Mrs. 81. IT.
Wright, S. E. Shepard, and G. G. Cox.
John Fielder, and family late of
Cuba City, have removed to Mineral
Point. They occupy the residence
rooms over Gales store. Mr.. Fielder
has bought out George Gorgen's in
terest in the saloon business of Fielder
& Gorgen and the firm will be Fielder
Brothers after May 1st.
p. T. Reger of Lost Grove sold to
Jeuck Brothers, on Friday last, hog
which weighed 40 pounds. The price
paid was S33. This is a big figure fol
hog, and Mr.. Roger would like to
hear from the man who has sold one
for more money.
Read J. 2. Frieden's new advertise
ment. Mr.. Frieden has been making
some improvements in his store whicE
adds greatly to the attractiyeness
besides making it more convenient to
handle goods and wait on customers
2. NJ. CHURCH SERVICES. - 10: 81
Mr.. Philip Allen, Sr., will preach
2: 90 Sunday school session; ZOO Rev
S. r. Chubb will preach, and at tn,
close of sermon an opportunity to joi1
the church will be given.
G. D. Masten has purchased Jame
Terrill's barber business and shop fur
niture, and will continue at the pres
ent stand, on Commerce street.
About eighty were received into tn,
2. NJ. church last Sunday evening, a
the close of Mr.. Chubb's sermon. l
was scene not to be forgotten.
NJ. Guttenstein, of Milwaukee, pur
chased on Thursday, from Phil Hewitt
his fine large team of gray horses
weight, $500; price, S215.
i Ed. Webb adyertises house and lot