Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-10-10
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Saturday.
Married. in this city, Oct 9th, by
Rev. T. Kent, Mr.. W. Is. Rule, of
Linden, and Miss Minerva Wasley, of
Cobb,
A sociable will be held under the
auspices of the W. c. I. t., at the
home of Mrs. ). Hooking, on Saturday
evening, Oct. l. \ pleasing program
has been prepared, and all are cor
daily invited. y special invitation is
extended to young people.
The Blanchardvile Blade reports
that the new bank building III that
village is nearing completlon, and that
Mr.. rhomaS. the banker, expects to be
doing business il the new building in
about three weeks.
Mrs. Cape, of Dodgevllle, will give
her first recital in this city at the i. NJ.
church, Oct. "A.
William Il. Cox, of Waldwick, was
greeted in Mineral Point on saturday
by many friends. He had just return
ed from four month tour in Old
England. the home OF his youth.
William Searle, Il young man accom-
painted him and expects to make his
home III America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Deller went to
Milwaukee, on Wednesday afternoons
train. They will remain there
for short visit with relatives and
friends, when Mr.. Deller viii return
home and Mrs. Deller will go to
Streator, lii for visit with relatives.
The many friends Of w. J. Hammill
are glad that he IS with us again as
First assistant in the High school. He
has Just recovered from a siege of ty-
phold fever. Although still weak be
is daily regaining health and strength
Frank H. Pittman, formerly of this
place, is proprietor of the Third street
Pharmacy, Winona, Mlnn. Mr.. Pitt
m4n has host of friends in Mineral
Point, who wish him health and pros
perlty.
Every one delights in hearing well
composed thought we'll rendered.
You get more than a good lecture
from Mrs. Cape's entertainments,
because you get the choicest selections
from tn best authors. Among the
authors Mrs. Cape recites are Long
fellow. Bret Harte, Mark Twain, Lew
Wallace, Bob Burdette and j. W,
Reilly. Come and hear Mrs. Cape at
the p. NJ church, Oct "A.
The institute to be held in this city,
Friday and Saturday, Oct, % and 20,
Will be under the direction of the
county superintendent of schools, MISS
Emma Underwood. Prof. Cheever,
and President Chalmers OF the State
Normal school at Inlattrville, will as
sist III the work, and aproIitable time is
assured for all teachers who may be
able to attend
Henry Jacka is doing Milwaukee,
this week Ben Bewett is hls sub. at
the store of ID. Jacko.
Hon. J. w. Rtwey was among Min
eral Point visitors on Wednesday.
DR.. Clarke had a severe attack of
erysIpelas last week. His friends
however, are glad To see him around
again attending To practice.
Frank Enzrnroth has moved his
household effects to the pleasant
rooms on the second floor of the j, +.
Hankins residence, where he has one
of the most comfortable homes in the
city.
.Alonzo Jacko has pulled down his
old blacksmith building, northeast OF
city hall square, and VIII erect in its
stead large modern building.
a Love story" written by Horace
Greeley when y ung man, is printed
on the seventh psge of today's Demo
Crat.
Young Mems Meeting at the 7. NJ
church next SUNDAY morning at .
O'Clock. James Brewer will lead; sub
ipct, The Man Born Blind"
Miss Leonore James is home from
four months visit with relatives at
Fort Dodge, storm Lake and other
points in Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. GoldsWorthy
and family have removed to Lancaster
where Mr.. Goldsworthy has secured
employment at brick laying, and also
work for his team in hauling lumber
He is a hardworking man, with large
family, and many friends wish hlm
success.
A game of foot ball will probably
be played between the Beloit High
school and Mineral Point High school
teams on Saturday, Oct. l..
Moses Stephenson and family have
moved into John Horns house, First
ward, lately occupied by c. W. Colds
worthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wood ward, Of
Dubuque, visited in this city during
the week, at the home of Mrs. John
Spensley.
Thomas Collins went to Madison on
Monday. and purchased for John Esch
the well driller, a traction engine,
which he found necessary to enable
to keep up his work.