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

O5kalOosa. Iowa.
James Cox is here from Chica go
calling on his many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Webber are
visiting relatives at Baraboo.
Services are being held nightly il
the T. NJ. church, with good results.
Miss Gertrude Kline of Highland
Ill, is here for visit with relatives.
The Capital City bank of Madison
will erect a $4,000 block this season
John Charles came down from Me
nomonie last week, and remained here
over Sunday.
FL. S. We'll went to Milwaukee on
Wednesday, His little daughter ac-
companied him.
VIM. Pettis and little son, Of Chi
cago, visited with relatives in Mineral
Point this week
A. G.. Deller announces a great
clearing sale. See his large advertise
ment on fourth page.
Mrs. Henry George, came from
Shullsburg on Monday and visited rel
atiyes here for few days.
Henry thinner is in Chicago, buy
ing goods and making other arrange
ments for the spring trade.
Mrs. Louisa NeCollins of Hazel Green
is visiting in this city with Mrs. Mar
tin NeCollins and family.
Isaac Deller is in Chicago, buying
a new stock of wall paper, stationery,
school supplies, jewelry, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Rand returned
to Mineral Point on Thursday last
after an absence Of several months.
Mrs. A. G.. Bennett of Evanston,
and w. J. Cox of Englewood, were
here for few days during the week,
Gundry, Gray & Co. announce fresh
arrivals of goods for the spring and
summer trade. Read their new adver-
tisement.
Miss Clara Deller is home from
an extended visit with relatives and
friends at Streator, Chicago and else
where.
On Tuesday son of John Lawinger,
aged four years fell from straw pile
and fractured the left thigh bone very
close to the hip.
S. d. Ludden, of Chicago, spent a
few days in Mineral Point. this week
with his son f. C. Ludden, manager of
the Economy store.
Alfred Penhallegon went to Chicago
on Monday. He will remain there
for three or fonr weeks, to study en-
balming and undertaking.
Nj. =. Church services as usual
Epworth League at $50. Subject
Excuses" Miss Jennie Osborne
leader. Evening sermon to young
people.
jeff Hldreth, formerly of Minera
Point, has formed partnership with
James Norris, to mine for gold upor
the latter's farm in the town of Prairie
du CHEN, Crawford county.
On Thursday of last week, Mr.. an6
Mrs. Edwin Prideaux had the misfor
tune to lose by death, caused by braiI
fever, their little daughter, Emma
Eta; aged one year and day.
The Fennimore Times Review viii
hereafter be edited and published b.
Z. l.. Howe and Henry E. RoctheI
1t is good local newspaper, and Th
Democrat wishes it continued success
The Wisconsin Journal of Educa
ton says: The spring institute pro
gram promises to be short one, four
teen or fifteen Institutes. Have tn
summer schools anything to do wit
this?
Mrs. John Venning, Sr., whose hus
band died at their home in the town Q
Rtdgeway few weeks ago, moved t
this city on Thursday last and Wi
hereafter make her home with her so
Richard Venn'ng.
Owing to the rain storm of Wed
nesdav, the regular meeting of tn
Farmers club was adjourned for on
week. All members who can, shoul
be present at the city hall next Wed
nesday afternoon, at /: 80 o'clock.
Sunday evening Father Okeefe rs
ceiyed telegram announcing tn
death of his mother. He took tt
M ,nday morning train to be preseI
at the funeral; consequently there wi
he no mass in st. Paul's Cathol