Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-08-15

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J. F. Hendra. Please bring Bibles.
The sermon will be to young people.
Other services as usual.
Mr.. John Allen will address the
Young Mems Meeting, at 6 o'clock,
next Sunday morning, in the lecture
room of the p. Nj. church. A cordial
invitation is extended to every one.
&c. Weidefeller held the ribbons OF
Browns fine white team which con-
veyed picnic party tc the farm of
Matt Schmitt, on Tuesday, consisting
of P. Weidenfeller, ST., and family
F. C. Weidenfeller and family, Mr..
Jacob Dresen and daughters Mary and
Lena, Mr.. VIM. Dresen and wife,
George Weidenfeller, Miss Downey,
and P. Weidenfeller, jr., and family.
A Lady Quartette, the Hughes sis
tiers, will assist the the choir of the
p. NJ. church in the mnsical portion
oftheir morning service, next Sunday.
These four sisters have fine musical
ability, and sing we'll together. Rev.
r. Kent will be the preacher.
Mr.. T. P. Rogers is appointed to
preach at Lost Grove next Sunday
morning; and at Diamond Grove in
the afternoon.
The festival and concert in the park
will be held Friday night, as adver
tised. The proceeds will be devoted
to defray the expenses of the band.
Ii the weather is unfavorable that
night, the concert will be held on
Tuesday night of next week.
Ben Winn, ex-city treasurer, who
has been suffering greatly for some
time with an affection of the hip, had
it lanced last week and was much
relieved. Tribune.
John Collins, farmer, sold fine
bunch of two-year-old steers on Tues
day for which he received good
figure.
Father OBrien, pastor of st. Phil
ips Catholic church, Highland, visited
in Mineral Point on Monday, the guest
of Father O'Keefe.
Miss Edith Eden is in Dodgeville
attending the institute this week.
Mrs. w. N. Douglas and children
are here from Chicago visiting her sis
ter Mrs. James Brewer.
Platteville Witness: DR.. John h.
Rindlaub, who has been in London.
England, the past three months taking
special course on the Eye, sailed for
the United States on the 10th instant.
He will spend about three weeks in
New York, Philadelphia, and Wash
ington and expects to reach Platteyille
about the middle of September.
The lawn entertainment, announced
to take place at Mrs. M. NJ. Strong's,
this Thursday afternoon, has been
postponed to Tuesday, Aug. 90 The
entertainment consists of recitations,
vocal and instrumental music, and
light refreshments will be served. All
for 10 cents, for the benefit of the
Public Library.
Iowa County Fair, at Dodgeville,
next week, Aug 20, 2l, % and %.
Every arrangement has been made to
secure a successful exhibition.
Thomas Fallon is back again with
his old friends in Mineral Point, after
few months stay on the Fallon farm
near Hollandale.
President G. G. Cox, and Secretary
H. S. We'll of the S. w. Wis. |. A. are
attending the fair at Fennimore this
week.
The Christian Endeavor convention,
held at Platteville this week is spoken
of as being great success. Quite a
good delegation attended from this
city, Laxey and Willow Springs.
Pastor Kent made one of the ad-
dresses in the Congregational church.
The next meeting will be held at
Richland Center.
Prof. A. II. Sanford, Of the Stevens
Point normal school, and Miss Lulu
Roberts of Dodgeville, were married,
by Rev. w. o. Nursum, at the home
Of the brides aunt, Miss Martha
Perkins of Dodgeville, on Wednesday,
Aug. IA. The bride Is a very estimable
and accomplished young lady, and the
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