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

VI. church during this week.
II, thinner adyertises for two girls
to learn millinery trade. See notice.
Miss Nellie Burgoyne, who had been
1T home for two months, returned to
Chicago, on Tuesday
The Red paths Boston Stars Com
pany will appear in the Platteville lee
ture course on Monday, March 6.
An infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
&. ". Goldsworthy, died on Tuesday,
Of lung fever, after an illness of two
weeks.
Miss Sara Erskine came from Chi
cago, Saturday evening, on account of
the sickness Of her aunt, Mrs. William
Walker.
Theodore Drcsen and wife of Madi-
son visited in Mineral Point during
the past week. They were the guests
of Mr.. Dresen's brothers.
Mineral Points local horse buyers
are, Nicholas GRADER, Joseph GRADER
and James Jackson, and they buy
large number Of horses for shipment
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Rothe are home
from visit with relatives; the former
with his son Louis, in Grant county,
and the latter with daughters at New
ell, Iowa.
+. We'll and M. Guttenstein are in
Mineral Point buying horses for the
eastern market They want two car
loads and will be here during the re-
mainder Of the week.
Services at the NJ E. church at the
usual hours next Sunday. All who
wish will have an opportunity to unite
with the church. The League service
at 6:3O will be conservation meeting.
The announcement made by Father
kremer Of Prairie du Chen, from the
altar in regard TO money stolen from
Mr.. Coam Cherrier had the desired
effect and the amount was returned to
the owner.
W. II. Temby has purchased the in
terest of Josiah Paynter in the meat
market of Paynter & Temby. He is
an energetic young man and deserving
of success. Read his announcement
printed elsewhere in this paper.
John J. Healy, formerly of this city,
now county Judge of Brown county.
South Dakota, arrived here on Sun
days train. He was on his way to
Washington, to witness the inaugural
ceremonies, March t.
Passenger Conductor George Corson
and Freight Conductor Newton Dun
widdie, both of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee Il st. Paul railway, are intending
to remove their families from Monroe
to Janesyille; SO says the Gazette.
J. B. Reynolds started, on Saturday,
for Alden, Iowa, to attend the funeral
of his mother, who died at that place
on Feb. "A. The deceased formerly
lived in the town of Fayette She had
reached the reached the ripe old age of
70 years
Services at the p NJ. church on Sun
day: Rev. S. r. Chubb will preach
morning and evening at usual hours.
Morning subject: Joining the
Church" After the evening sermon,
reception into church fellowship will
be held.
On Saturday last Philip Allen, jr.
received telegram bearing the sad
intelligence of the death of Will
Browning, which occurred at Phillips
burg, Montana, on Friday. The de.
ceased had very many friends in Min
eral Point, where he grew to manhood
He was young man of exemplary
character.
Rev. S. r. Chubb received on Thurs
day letter from Mrs. Walter Evans
now of Denver, stating that hel
daughter Eva (recently married), died
of consumption, on Sunday night,
Feb. 26. She was buried on Wednes
day, at 2 o'clock, from the home oi
her parents, with whom she had beer
staying for the past two weeks. The
deceased was very highly esteemed
and the announcement of her deatf
will be read with deep regret by the
many friends of the family in Miner.
al Point and vicinity.