Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-04-19
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.


Milwaukee, will make his annual visit
alton to Trinity parish, of this city,
and in the evening will administer the
Apostolic rite of confirmation.
L. Rothe will speak on "lndiyidual
Responsibility" at the Young Mems
meeting at p. NJ. lecture hall, next
Sunday morning at 9 o'clock.
David Jacko recently had a well
drilled in his lot on High street, on
which is situated the brick building
occupied by VIM. Holmes, and EnZen
roth & Crowley. The depth of the
well is SO feet.
A. D. Slower is drilling a well for
VIM. Jewell. 1t is to supply water
for Mr.. JEWELS cheese factory and his
residence, and several hundred feet of
pipe will be used.
Attention is called to the profes
sional card of w. J. Morgan, ID. d. s.,
graduate of the American College of
Dental Surgery, Chicago. His parlors
are over Martin & Toay's store where
he will be found daily from s a. m. to
6p. m.
Fred Spratler, telegraph operator at
Wauwatosa, came over last week for a
few hours stay in Mineral Point
Ben Zimmer made visit to Mil
waukee this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morgan were
up from Seymore, Lafayette county,
for a short visit with their son, DR.. w.
j. Morgan.
Richard Grlbble, of ,Tonesdale, call
ed on friends in this city on Saturday.
While spading in his garden on
Monday, Otto Kliebenstein turned up
rather strange coin for this part OF
creation, being of some base metal
almost as large as standard silver
dollar, and bearing the design of a
palm tree and the inscription, "Re
public of Liberia, Two Cents, 1S47."
H. S. We'll is in Milwaukee, accom-
panied by his two little daughters.
Supt. Jones has called teachers
meeting for Iowa county, to be held at
Mineral Point on Saturday, May II.
There will be institute exercises dur
ing the day; and lecture by Prof.
Duncan McGregor in the evening.
Miss Dollie Jones, of Dodgeville, is
visiting this week with Miss Gale.
A meeting will be held at the high
school room on next Monday evening.
April %, for the purpose of organiz-
ing an alumni association. All grad
yates of the Mineral Point high school
are requested to attend.
The Shullsburg Local presents an
improved appearance as an eight page
paper.
Messrs. James Spensley and James
Hoare visited Chicago this week on
business connected with the Mineral
Point creamery.
Joseph McCabe returned to this city
last week after an absence of three
years, spent in Chicago and St. Louis.
The store of Martin Ryan has been
improved by new hard wood floor.
Articles of incorporation were filed
in the office of secretary of state, at
Madison, on Monday, for the Hollan-
dale Cooperative Creamery associa-
ton, of Hollandale, Iowa county;
capital $4,000; incorporators, J. S.
Robinson, p Regan, M. Regan and
twenty others.
Mrs. Cobb returnad home on Tues
day from winters visit with her
daughter Mrs. Oliver of Hasting, Neb.
John Unger, who has been laid up
for several weeks, is still confined to
his room, but his physician hopes he
will get out soon.-Tribune.
Abe Potter visited relatives and
friends in Platteville during the week.
Plans are being made at Madison to
celebrate the Fourth of July with re-
union of all the Wisconsin cavalry
regiments which took part in the civil
war.
Peter King of Amherst spent TWEEN.
ty days in Jail for catching trout out
of season.
J. w. NJ. Anderson recently sold to
our townsman Mr.. Curnow a fine
Chicago Cottage organ.
Many friends regret the contemplat-
ed removal of Mr.. Guy z. Cobb and
family from our city. They go to
1,.I.eN-J yybara NJ Cahb ia ipfarpct.