Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-16

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handed in not later than Wednesda
of the week in which they are intend
ed to appear.
Richard Lamerton had the mis-
fortune to lose valuable milk COW o.
Saturday night. On going to the bar
on Sunday morning he found the COY
lying dead, from bloat.
George Richards, Of the town o
Mineral Point has purchased the resi-
dence of James Stephens in this city
and will shortly move thereto. Th
family will be welcomed as premanen
residents amongst US. Mr.. Stephen
will erect fine new dwelling on tn
four acre track of land which ht
purchased sometime ago from w. S
Ross.
The Bemont Bee reports tia
parties from Sheboygan have beer
seeking after relics from the mounds
in that vicinity. They succeeded il
obtaining several,
W. Ii. Prideaux and Adolph Appe
opened up the fishing season On Frida.
March 9, by big catch of ninet.
chubbs and suckers. They cast thei
lines in Spensley's creek.
Dodgeville Chronicle: Rev. W
Cape, pastor of the Z. M. church o
this city, is apparently improving il
health slowly, but his voice has be
come 50 impaired that it is dilllcul
for him to talk audibly.
The Bee says that one thing more il
on Belmont's need list, and that is al
enterprising young lawyer.
The Sauk County Democrat say
that the Island wooden mills O.
Baraboo will again set all the wheels
in motion in the course Of two weeks
portion of the employees being nov
at work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schilling and sol
arrived here on Friday from Arcadia
this state, Mr.. Schilling having sole
out his boot and shoe business there
They are the guests of Mrs. Schilling's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Horn.
Joseph Fielder went over to Cuba
City on Monday for brief stay with
relatives and friends. The visit has
no matrimonial significance.
Will Thompson, who served hi:
apprenticeship with Charles Winn
barber of this city, has bought shol
in Blanchardviile.
Platteville News: Mr.. Robert Z
Gill, who came to Platteville three
weeks ago to attend the funeral of BIZ
mother, died on Thursday of pneu
monia which he contracted at her in
terment. He was about 40 years old
and leaves widow and three children
who live in Iowa.
Dodgeville Sun: Sheriff Imhoff re
ceived word last week that his brother
William, residing at La Crosse, hat
lost his little son, Willie, by that dreat
disease diphtheria. Mr.. Imhof is al
old resident of this county and hos
of his friends here will sympathist
with him in his bereavement.
Platteville Witness: Mrs. VIII NJ
Rindlaub left for Dubuque on Monda..
to join her husband. AS a slight ap
probation of her services as organis
of the Congregational church, she wa
made the recipient of a dozen SOLE
silver spoons and silver sugar spool
lined with gold, which surprise wa
highly appreciated.
The Ladies of the Alpha Society o
the p. M. church will hold an ic
cream festival with an amusing an,
instructive entertainment in tn
lecture hall of the church on Wed
nesday evening, March %, 1894. Al
are invited.
Philip Hewett has purchased from
Mrs. Margaret Holtz, of Kansas City
her farm on the Galena road thre
miles southwest of this city.
One day. this week Fred Motley
who lives with Philip Hewett, trappe
a full grown gray wolf. Wolves hav
r me B. scarce in this. section tha
s3sbe Fred has captured the last one
Kiss Catherine Hughes returned
,ame on Tuesday after a pleasant visi
18th her brother at Belmont
W., n. Walter Martin will address tn
- - Meas meeting next sunda
1oulo in the lecture room of the I
morning sanlsb, ~ At IS O'Clock, taking for hi
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