Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-09-19

fortune few weeks ago to break an
arm has almost entirely recovered from
the injury and will shortly be around
among his old friends again,
VIM. j, Pitts has gone to lie Mars,
Iowa, for a short visit.
Mrs. W: J. Curry and children, and
her sister Mrs. Peters, of Dodgeville,
have gone to Denver, Coo, for visit
of some weeks.
We are glad to report that Frank
Lynch is rapidly recovering from the
injury received from the kick of a
horse, a few weeks ago. The fracture
proved not to be so bad as it first APP
peared.
Died, on Friday, Sept. Is, Edward,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Davey, of
this city; aged three months and five
days. The child was never well. and
death came as a happy release to the
little sufferer The funeral took place
on Sunday afternoon, Rev. +. w,
Straw officiating.
G. G. Cox, w. A. Jones, n. H. SNOW,
and Joseph Gordon are attending
the state fair at Milwaukee, this week.
The vote on license at Boscobel,
Tuesday, resulted in victory for
high license, and it remains at $500
for the next three years,
Ticket No. 81, was the lucky num-
ber, in the rattle for Roy GorGon's
horse.
A private letter received from one
of the teachers in the state Normal
school at Platteville says: 1.-The
Point pupils here show greater strength
than any others" This is surely a
high endorsement of the work that is
being done by the schools of Mineral
Point.
Our Hollandale correspondent re-
ports the death and burial of Hon.
William Robinson, one of the best
citizens Iowa county ever had.
John ODowd's many friends are
pleased to see him about again. He
has almost wholly recovered the use of
his leg which by an accident was frac.
tured over two months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Deller, one
daughter, and son have gone to Mil
wauke for visit of few days.
VIM. Lanyon, Sr,, and son Sam
Lanyon returned home last week after
two weeks visit in western Iowa.
They report immense crops in that
state, the largest for many years.
Miss Edna Libby, of scarborough,
Maine, is visiting relatives and friends
in this city, the guest of her cousin
Frank Hanscom.
Miss Mary Jennings returned this
week to her home in Monroe, after a
visit of several weeks at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Sylvester
Mrs. J. w. Whyte, sister of Mrs.
Anton Reger, who was called here
with two of Mrs. Rogers children,
from Chicago, by the death of Peter
Reger, returned on last Saturday to
her home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Eckston, who
were called here to attend the funeral
of Peter Roger, brother of Mrs.
Eckston, returned on last. Saturday
afternoons train to their home in
Milwaukee.
Rev. T. Kent will preach as usual
next Sunday morning in the L. NJ.
church. The subject in the morning
will be, Z" What did Christ mean when
he called Peter the Rock, and gave
him the Keys of the Kingdom Of
Heaven, or what is a true church," !"
The evening subject will be, Would
Difficulties be lessened If Christianity
was abolished?
Rev. 2. A. Simpkins delivered a
very interesting and instructive lee
ture in the lecture room of the z. NJ.
church, on Wednesday evening, sub
ject, The Navajoe Indians, and OBJ
tanned a liberal collection for the new
Congregational church of which he is
pastor, at Gallup, New Mexico.
Misses Ziegin and Wearne have re-
turned from Chicago where they pur.
chased a full stock of fall millinery
See advertisement.
Mrs Minnie Wall is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Mineral Point, the
guests of her cousin Miss Maggie
Crawford