Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

day evening, May :.
Joseph Deller returned home last
week, after pleasant visit with rela-
tives at Lacrosse, Milwaukee, and
elsewhere.
Joseph Fielder is attending the state
Normal school at Plattevilie.
Mrs. Catherine Fielder, of this city,
is visiting her brother, at Cuba City
Two representatives of Gollmar
Bros. Shows passed through here on
their way to Baraboo, this week.
They say the show will likely be in
Mineral Point this summer.
Frank Robbins, the Belmont light
weight, threw John Lanyon, the Ken
dalltown heavy weight, three rounds
in succession, on Frioay, April 26, for
a prize of IS,
Alfred Vivian came down from
Madison to spend Sunday at home.
w. g. Palmer was elected city at
torney by the BoScobel city council
over two competitors.
The survivors of the Thirty. second
Wisconsin Infantry will have re-
union at Portage, June to s, to be
followed by an excursion to the
Dells at kilbourn.
Phil Allen will address the Young
Mems Meeting, at p. NJ. lecture hall,
next Sunday morning, at 9 o'clock
subject, "The Fight of Faith"
Will B. Shepard has gone to Niro-
qua, this state to visit his brother
Fred.
Miss Bertha kinnie is here from
Highland, ILL.,, visiting relatives.
Mrs. Hornung and son Elmer re-
turned Monday from visit with rela-
tives in Iowa. They attended the
Grant celebration in Galena on Satur-
day.
The business men of Lancaster
have formed an association for the
purpose of promoting and protecting
the business interests Of Lancaster.
The association is called the Lancaster
Business Mems Association and has
the following officers: President, John
Schreiner; vice president, w. +.
Webb; secretary, c. r. Showalter;
treasurer, II. Meyer, Jr.
Remember the concert for the
benefit of the Public Library, next
Tuesday evening You will miss a
rare musical treat if you fail to
attend.
Mr.. Chubb has promised the people
of Bethel to preach in the p, NJ.
church at Bethel church next Sunday
afternoon at $50.
p. M. Church Services for Sunday
900, Young Mems Meeting; 1870,
sermon by Mr.. Chubb, subject, Last
Messages; 200, Sunday school; 7:3O,
Christian Endeavor missionary meet
ing.
Mr.. Chubb's subject for next Sunday
morning reminds us of the beginning
of the end If will be the last morn
ing service he will preach. The even
ing of the 18th closes his pastorate.
Orville Davey, of Dodgeville, is
visiting friends in this city.
Subjects at NJ. f. church next
Sabbath: Morning. Personal Faith; "
evening, " Weighing"
The clever operetta, "Golden Hair
and the Three Bears, will be given in
this city, in the near future, by home
talent. This clever operetta was
given by the children of st. Alban's s
church at Carleton Club Hall, Chicago.
The production was in five acts and
replete with bright songs and pretty
dances.
No more worthy cause has ever
called forth the efforts of the people
Mineral Point than that of establish
ing a Free Public Library. Attend
the concert to be given on next Tues
day evening, for the benefit of the
Library, and show an appreciation of
the work that is heing done. Besides,
the entertainment will be one of high
order and well worth the price of
admission.
The electric light plant of this city
has been put in first class repair, in
Guiding overhauling and repainting Of
woodwork, street shades, etc.
Remember the Evolutionary Enter