Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-25
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

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Isaac Deller is in Chicago, buying
goods for his Jewelry and stationery
STORE
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receive Schoi"lS ~ No1ee oulN'le' 'A'e
piauo' organ ana Sull"l'
Matthew f. Reger, on Monday, while
out hunting, killed rattle snake, on
the farm ct Samuel Harker. The
snake measured seven feet and three
inches in length, three and one-half
inches around the body, and it had
five rattles.
Herbert n. Latin will speak at
,Jonesdale, next Monday evening.
Oct. %,
Ernest c, Fielder. democratic candi-
date for District ATTORNEY, will ad
dress the people of Ridgeway, Satur-
day evenining, Nov. ).
John Keeran of the town of Min
eral Point, has sold his farm of 22O
acres, to Peter May, son of Matt May.
Mr.. Keegan will remain on the farm
until about the middle Of next March,
when, with his family, he will remove
to this city, to spend the remainder Of
his days among his old neiShbors and
friends.
Deep sorrow was brought this week
10 the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mckinney. bv an accident which re-
suited in the death of their only child,
David Charles. On Tuesday evening
about five o'clock, small tub con
tanning hct water was in Il room and
the child was standing by 1t, when in
some manner the child fell into the
tub and was 50 badly scalded as to
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rnn.r,l win t,l,a Ilsrn FriG9y aftar.
nnnn al two n,clbrI ,rhn hnra,ypd
parents have the heartfelt sympathy
Of all in their great anllction.
rhn EIiah school fo,t hoI foam will
n,av at pi9ttnyil1r saturday Win the
Nnr,noI toom rba npvt Safurdov tbnv
will NAV hpra with Darlinoton. and
later with DodravilIn
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6alf and not q nerson Ipfr the
hall dnring the delivery Of the
snaach If WINS the largast noIitica!
nreetimq nvar hold in HoIIandaIe
and the speech was pronounced bv
all, very earnest and able one.
II Tarrant registered nhar-
macist from .Ianesyille, has taken n
position in Pulfords drug store in this
city.
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WISH "l'n hel ofo'nei Al "ie, iowa
Miss Mollle j. Ferris and brothei
Richard Ferris, returned on Monday
afternoons train, to Their home IN Red
Cloud, Neb. The mission upon which
they came here was sad one the
burial OF their mother, who died OF
paralysis, at Red Cloud, Oct. ~ The
deceased was one whose good deeds
OF kindness and sympathy 1or ali-Wlll
ever live Ii the memory OF those
among whom the years OF her life
were passed.
The Mineral Point City Mills have
started up under the management