Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-12-12
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

this city on Tuesday, Dec, I'd, and
changed their organization into the
Iowa county Soldiers Monument asso,
citation. Mrs. W. c. Meffert and Mrs.
Edgar Ellington, of Arena, Mrs, j..
w. Rewey, of Rewey, and Mrs. Geo.
paulson, of Moscow, were the only
members present from out of town,
the representatives. from other places
having failed to come, probably owing
to the cold weather" We learn that u
bazaar for the benefit of the Soldiers
Monument fund will be held in
Dodgeville in the afternoon and eve
ming, Friday and Saturday, Dec, Is
and IA, and an invitation is extended
to all to be present and aid to the ex-
tent of their abilities in increasing the
fund.
Failure of the city papers to men,
ton it last week effects not the fact
that the annual bazaar and festival OF
the Nj. +. church ladies, on Thanks.
giving evening, WAS one Of the best
and most satisfactory they ever held.
Receipts amounted to about SIPS
Tribune,
The following named persons have
been installed as officers of Iowa
Council No. l., for the ensuing year;
J. A. Spratler, thrice illustrious mas
ter; VIM. Treweek, right illustrious
deputy master; G. w. Strong, illus
trious principal conductor of the
work. +, w. sylvester, treasurer; H.
H. Wright, recorder; w. G. Hales,
captain of the guard; John b. Wallis,
conductor of the council; William
Perry, steward; S. Terrill, sentinel.
The board of directors Of the South
western Wisconsin Fair held their first
meeting on last Saturday afternoon
and elected George G. Cox, president
James Spensley, vice president; and
Phil Allen, treasurer. The election OF
a secretary was postponed to an ad.
journed meeting to be held on Satur.
day afternoon, Dec. IA.
Following are the officers elect OF
Iowa Chapter, No. 6, Royal Arch Ma
sons: w. G. Hales, high priest; n
Treweek, king; j. b. Wallis, scribe
f. w. Sylvester, treasurer; j, A
Spratler, secretary,
The following officers Of low,
Lodge No. l, Independent Order o.
Odd Fellows, were elected at the las
meeting: Charles Cox, noble grand
Stephen wilkins, vice grand; S. G
Thomas, recording secretary; N. Ire
week, permanent secretary; Free
Vivian, treasurer.
On Wednesday of this week Mrs
.3ohn O'DowG, of this city, received ,
telegram from her cousin Col. Dan
Moore, of Chicago, announcing thu
death of his wife Mrs. Nbbie Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore were for 1er wei
known residents Of this section, an,
many friends will read with sadness o
Mrs. Moore's death.
| The following officers of George II
legate Woman's Relief Corps wer
elected at a regular meeting held OIL
last Friday afternoon: Miss Anni
Phillips, president; Mrs. Mary Jacobs
senior vice president; Mrs. Jenni
Prideaux, Junior vice president; Mrs
Belle Wright, treasurer; Mrs. Haiti
Osborne, chaplain; Mrs. Eliza Wearne
conductress, Mrs. Lillian Awkward
guard; Mrs. Belle Wright and Mrs
Mary Simon, representatives. to depart
ment convention; Mrs. Ella Luddel
and Mrs. Elizabeth Cox, alternates.
| Baled straw is being shipped int
Shullsburg, says The Pick and Cad
for the first time in the history of tina
city.
1t is often mystery how cold ha
been caught" The fact is, however
that when the blood is poor and tn
system depressed, one becomes pecul
iarly liable to diseases. When the ap
petite or the strength fails, Ayers Sar
saparilla should be taken withou