Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-05-03
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

May l..
The patrons of the Red Rock cream
cry, near Darlington, received IS cents
per hundred for March milk.
On Tuesday, May s, Dodgeville citi-
zens will vote on the question of wat
er works for that city.
"A Bad Excuse" will be the subject
of James NJ. Kober'S talk at the
Young Mems meeting in p. NJ, lecture
hall next Sunday morning at 9 o'clock.
Secure your seats at once for the
Schuberts. Tickets are on sale at
Hanscom's, and are selling rapidly.
Brother Law, of the Shullsburg
Pick and Cad, makes this remark:
"There are some men who ask the
Lord to make them thankful for what
they are about to eat, and then abuse
their wives because the cooking
doesn't suit.
The new race track at Darlington
will be completed in about a week.
A kindergarten association will be
held at Madison.
Pickpockets did a lively business at
Janesville during the &. A. r. en-
campment.
The Dodgeville papers report that
Ole Edmunds, of that city, has gone to
Mobile to view the country in contem-
plation of settling there.
Hear Master Tommy" sing his
latest and funniest songs, Midway
Plaisance," and Funny Little Man."
at opera house, Wednesday evening.
Seats on sale at Hanscoms.
Ed. +. Prideaux, late telegraph op-
orator for the Northwestern at Dodge
vile, has gone to Elgin, ILL.,, to take
charge of work there.
Don't fail to hear the Schuberts at
the opera house, Wednesday evening.
We have SO many poor shows here
that the coming of the Schuberts
always makes every one feel that they
can now go to something worth going
to. If you have not secured your
tickets, you should do so at once for
they will have a crowded houre.
Mat Ley, sr., of Jonesdale, was in
Mineral Point, on Saturday, shaking
hands with old time friends.
Jonathan Matthews came up from
Monroe, on Saturday, for visit with
relatives and friends. He returned
home on Monday.
Jacob Dresen, sr., left for Chicago on
Wednesday morning to attend the
funeral of his old friend, Mr.. John A.
Amberg, which will take place from
the residence of his son, William, this
Thursday morning.
AT the commencement exercises of
the medical department of Howard
University, Washington, a valuable
prize, in the shape of a high grade
microscope was awarded DR.. j. II.
Rindlaub, of platteville, Wisconsin,
for the best clinical report on gentio-
urinary diseases treated in Freedman's
hospital within the year. This report
exhaustive in its nature, included $50
chemical and microscopical examina-
tions together with many mounted
pathological specimens and was
acknowledged by the awarding COM
mittee to be the most original pro-
duction ever offered in competition for
the prize. Dr. Rindlaub, is a son of
Brother M. p. Rindlaub, editor of The
Platteville Witlesss. He was assis-
tant principal Of the Mineral Point
High school few years ago and has
host of friends in our city.
At the Grand Army encampment at
Janesville, last week, Capt. Richard
Carter, of Dodgeville, was elected
senior vice commander, and will in all
probability be the next commander of
the department of Wisconsin.
Hodson, the piano tuner, is with
his Mineral Point friends once more.
DR.. Deahofe went to Milwaukee, on
Wednesday, to attend a meeting Of
the Wisconsin Medical association.
He reads paper upon the treatment
Of malignant diphtherla.
The trustees of the NJ. Z. church
have purchased the lot adjoining the
residence of H. :. We'll on the east,
and Will proceed at once to erect
thereon a fine parsonage. The site is
pleasantly located and when the build