Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-01-24
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Inc society event OF me season VIII
be Jan. %, at the city hall.
Charley Grunow shipped from Chi
cago on Friday last, car load OF
young cattle, stockers, for the Grunow
farm near Mittln.
Hermann Grunow. of Mittin, made
a business visit to Mineral Point on
Friday.
BY information from Rev. 5. Il.
Chubb, we are glad TO inform the
many friends of Mrs. Chubb, that she
is improving somewhat, and hopes
are entertained that in a few weeks
she will again be in our midst,
though as yet she is unable to stand,
yet she is steadily gaining more
strength.
Hear John and Alice Oakes play
upon the crystal chimes at city hall,
Jan. %.
At the p. NJ. church last Sabbath
evening the pastor presented the sub
ject of the great suffering in
Nebraska, and committee consisting
of Mr.. Henry Ivey, John II. Toay,
Phil Allen, Mrs. JAS. Brewer, Misses
Ida Treweek and S. Oates, was
appointed to solicit and forward aid.
Any one who can contribute money,
food or clothing, and will leave it at
Mr.. John Toay's place of business,
the committee will see that it is for
warded to parties who will place it
where it will do the most good,
Young Mems meeting at p. NJ.
church next Sunday morning at 9
o'clock. r. J. Penhallegon, jr., will
lead. Subject " Banking"
See Nat Blossom, the prince of
comedians and acrobatic dancers, late
of w. $. Cleveland's Ministries, at city
hall, Jan. 20.
John Batten made his arrival at his
home in the town of Linden, on We'd
nesday morning, after two weeks visit
with friends at Britt, Iowa
Services are being held each evening
in p. M. chapel, at ZOO.
Miss Hattie Smith, of Janesville, is
here visiting her friend Miss Eta
Smith, who has been i'll from a cold,
for several days.
It's good thing, Push it along
at city hall Jan. 20.
On Wednesday evening of last week
John Eden and Alfred Penhallegon,
of this city, attended the installation
services of Miners Lodge, No. 4,
Barneveld, and speak very compli-
mentary of the occasion, and of the
manner in which they were received
by the brethren of Barneveld.
Rev. +. w. Straw will give series
of Sunday evening sermons, having
Christ as the central figure. The first
will be given next Sunday evening.
The following are the subjects: The
Witness of History to the Coming of
Christ; Witness of the Scriptures to
Christ; Witness of the World to
Christ; Witness of the Soul to Christ;
What will you do with Christ; We
uoua Eo,,pA tho Cbriot
Mr.. Joe Mauger, Miss Clary and
Miss Hannah Mauger spent Sunday
in Darlington, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Weaver.
Hear Alice Oakes play upon the
harp, at city hall Jan. 20.
The installation party of Mineral
Point Commandery, No. II, will take
place tomorrow, Friday evening,
The calico dress party, held at the
opera house, Jan. 16, was given by
private individuals and not by St.
Mary's society, as was stated last
week.
If you wish to enjoy an evening of
mirth and music attend the Oakes Co.
at city hall, Jan. 20.
Rev. S. r. Chubb, on last Sunday
evening by wish of his entire congre-
cation named the following to act as a
committee to receive or send off to
proper agents money or goods to the
sufferers in Nebraska: Messrs II. Iyey,
J. r. Toay, Phil Allen, with Mrs.
James Brewer, and Misses Sena Oatas
and Ida Treweek. Either of the above
will be pleased to receive any donat-
ion from any person.
Died, at Swaledale, Iowa, on Mon
day morning, Dec. 81, 1894, at FIVE
O'Clock, of Inflammation of the lungs,