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The herald., 1895-06-04
FOR SALE--ClTf PROPERTY.

NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE DEALERS
~ The best evidence that it pays to adver
tise in The Herald is the fact that nearly ali
the leading dealers in the city are represented
in its For Sale" columns and they find thai
II pave These advertisers are not expert,
menting. They are wideawake business men
The have thoroughly tested The Herald as al
advertising medium and are so well satisfied
with the results that they stick to the propo
sition. 5.2Itf
The herald., 1895-06-04
WANTED TO BUY SAFES

XTANTED-TO BUY SECOND HAND SAFE,
w any size; also cheap second hand cash
register; National preferred. Address PETER
DOLENTI, 141l Buena Vista ST., city. Q
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u.rnn WILL BUY FINE LOT ON PICO ST,
'DOUU = block from electric cars.
GRIDER & DOW, l39 S. Broadway.
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DRESSMAkLNG
PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, ETC.

:
DATENTS FOR INVENTIONS OBTAINED
i in all countries. bought and sold. S. j.
DAY CO., patent attorneys, room 81, Bryson
block. tt
II NIGHT BROS, PATENT SOLICITORS
N Free book ON patents. 305 Stimson blk. 6-S
HAZARD Il TOWNSEND, o DOWNEY BLK.
i / Tel. 347, Los Angeles.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES
EOR RENT-BY
JOHN II. CONE.
207 5. Broadway.

) room cottage, $50 s. Olive st........... S25
broom cottage, $40 f. First st ............. %l7
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S.snO CHOICE LOT ON ADAMS ST.
'DOVU street improvements all paid for; /
block OF electric ears on easy terms.
GRIDEK & DOW, l39 s. Broadway.
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PLUMBERS

IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO Buy, SELL.
j or exchange yOu will find that il pays TO adj
verlise in the want columns OF The Herald
The popularity OF these small advertisements
and The Heralds large and rapidly Increasing q
circulation insure results ii
no NOT FAIL TO GET FIGURES FROM
~ Vandergrih & Crippeu on your plumb
and sewer work. 223 ". Fourth ST. 90
Drank A. WEINSHANK, PLUMBER AND
II gasiitter 240 L. second ST. Tel. 1856
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BICYCLE FACTORY

yJ,HE PACIFIC; HOME MADE HAND MADE,
best made at 6ls S. Broadway. 8-ll
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GOnn-FOR SALE-FINE LOT ON s. HOPE
NJVU St, 53x16O; if sold soon will take
$500 GRIDER Il DOW, l39 5. Broadway
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HELP W4NTED---MALE
= : = - -
HUMMEL BROS 4 co.
L Succe ssors to
PETTY, HUMMkL & CO.
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS.

30O302 W. Second ST., in basement
California Bank Building.
Tel. 800
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S.OSn-FOR SALE-4-ROOM COTTAGE;
eDJs)V lot 5Oxl50. 10 minutes ride on elec.
tric from our office, block OF electric
cars: price S950-Y100 cash, the balance 81 o
per month";
GRIDER & DOW, 139 S. Broadway.
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FOR EXCHANGE

NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE DEALERS
~ The bt 81 evidence that 1t pays to adyer
tise i'll The Herald is the fact that nearly all
the leading dealers in ;he city are represented
IN its For Sale" columns and they md that
1t pays. These advertisers are not expert
mentng They are wideawake business men.
They have thoroughly tested The Herald as an
advertising medium and are well satisfied
Etion. 5-2&tf
The herald., 1895-06-04
NURSERY

DLANTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT RE.
i duced rates at Los Angeles Nursery. 346 s.
n a...--
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IN FEET BUSINESS PROPERTY On FIRST
'DV street at your own price. Now is the time
10 get a valuable piece OF income property ior
almost nothing. JNO W. CONE
6.2tf 207 S. Broadway
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S.1n--FOR sALE-CiGAR, TOBACCO AND
'DI - fruit store, centrally located and n
decid bargain at S12j. See this at once.
GRlDEk 4 DOW, l3o s Broadway
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NV UIIFN II ILL.,
w We have the only cheap corners left in
the tract. CULVER, 2lZ S. Broadway

NOR SALE-LOT AZ FEET ON UPPER MAIN
Il to New High ST.. in block 81, Ord's survey:
want to sell part cash part time, or will lense
for term OF years. Address J. ". BLOOM.
FIELD, PaGucah, Ky. tues ii
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
i or exchange you will find that it pays to ad-
vertise in the want columns OF The Herald
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Herald S large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. II
The herald., 1895-06-04

CT inn-FOR SALE-LOVELY NEW 6-
- fUU room cottage. all modern improve.
ments: lot 5OXl36 to an alley; street graded,
cement walk, 2 blocks of electric cars; price
$l400-Sl5O cash
GRIDER & DOW, l39 s Broadway.
The herald., 1895-06-04

NCI!cE TO REAL ESTATE DEALERS
Use IN me Herald Ia the fact that nearly ail
;he leading dealers in the cityare represented
~ lts ior SAFE columns and thev and that
~ Pkys lhese advertisers are not experi.
L,enting lhey are wideRwake business men
hey hsye thoroughly tested The Herald as an
suveftishS medium and are 90 we. ssusGrd
,,r "ia 'he results mat they stick 10 The propo.
S"' 5.2Iu
The herald., 1895-06-04

GA-O--FOR SALE-L OF 52x176, CORNER
sNJ)U on seventeenth st. west OF Figueroa
ST.. in block OF the new electric road: only
1850. GRIDER e. DOW, 139 S. Broadway.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-03-08

seemed to disappear for half second.
1t swung right over the limb, and,
while he was looking for it, it came
down on the top OF his head. Great
Scott! how he roaredl And then,
scratching his head with one paw, he
went at it again with the other, and hit
it just the same way he'd hit 1t before.
l tell you, Bill and / pretty near burst
as we saw that maui fly over the limb
again and come down on the top of his
head just like the first time. You'd
have thought 1t would have cracked his
skull; but bears head Is as hard as
they make them.
''This time the bear, after rubbing
his head and his snout, and roofing
some more In the leaves, sat back and
seemed to consider. In second or two
he went up to the maui and tried to
take hold of 1t with one paw; of course
it slipped right away, and you'd have
thought 1t was alive to see the sharp
way It lodged back and caught him
again on the nose. It wasn't much OF
whack this time, but that nose was
tender enough, thenl And the bear
got desperate. He grabbed for the
maui with both paws; and that way, OF
course, he got it. With one pull he
snapped the codline and the victory
was his. CHARLES G D. Roberts, In st.
Nicholas.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-03-08

cheese or bacon rind over the center.
If the mice cannot easily reach the top
of the jar runway may be constructed
by plncing one end of board on the
edge of the jar, and allowing the other
end to rest on the floor. If there are
any mice about the bait will attract
them. Just as soon as the first mouse
reaches the center of the paper he will
drop through into the jar, and the
paper will fly back ready for'the next
conner.
The same kind Of trap may be used
for catching rats, only barrel must
be substituted for the jar. A rat will
soon gnaw out of such trap if not
prevented. The best way to avoid
this is to fill the barrel partly with
water. This trap is a great favorite
with country people. They lay "A good
sized stone or brick in the bottom of
the barrel, and pour in just enough
water to come level with the top OF
this The first rat which tumbles IN,
of course, climbs on the brick to Get
out of the water. As soon as another
victim arrives there is fight for pos
session of the only dry spot. The
noise attracts other rodents, so by
morning a dozen or more may be swim
ming and squealing and fighting for
dear life.-N. Y. Recorder.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-03-08
Hearing with the Fingers.

There is said to be in Indiana boy
who hears with his fingers. When he
was nine years old he had very seri-
GUS illness, which left him practically
deaf. For long time the poor little
fellow led a most unhappy life because
ne could not hear what was said by
others; but one day, several months
ago, while his mother was conversing
with visitor, he happened to place his
hand on her throat, and observed that
while his hand rested there he could
hear perfectly Later on he tried the
experiment with others, and discovered
that, by making use of the sense OF
touch in the ball of his fingers he could
make UP for all that he had lost by the
trouble which had befallen his ears.
The result is that he is much happier
lad than he ever expected to be again,
although he finds it awkward in some
cases to have to put his fingers on the
throat of his friends who happen to be
talking with him.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-03-08

tne maui swinging a bit. He didn't
nke this, and backed off few feet.
The maui swung some more, and he
afew of still further; and, as soon as it
was quite still again, he sided around
at prudent distance and investi-
gated 1t from the other side OF the tree.
The blame fool is scared of it.
whispered Bill, scornfully; let's fling a
rock at himr
NO, said l, knowing bears pretty
TO do
well, when the maui had been
pretty still for minute or two, the
9ear appeared to make up his mind it
uiunt amount to much after all; he
=, ZANE right close up to It, as bold as you
M 1Ae' and paved 1t kind of inquiringly.
ne maui swung away, and, being
lung short, 1t came back quick and
"oH .ne bear smart rap on the nose.
Dlii and both snickered, but the
% osar didnt hear us. He was mad right
~, ana, with a snort, he hit the maui
pretty good cuff; back It came like
so lightning, and took him again
, aaare on the snout with whack that
"nr nave made him Just see stars.
oiu and l could hardly hold our
sNeS' put even If we had laughed
sns out l don't believe that bear
v ouiu nave noticed us, he was so mad.
,a ~ Know bears snout is mighty
s sluer' Wen, he grunted and snorted
s s,,s rooted around In the leaves a bit,
\ ~ wen went back at the maui as If
on ~ vas Just going to knock 1t into the
- !. slae OF tomorrow. He stood up
: ~ and he did hit 1t so hard that it
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-03-08
ao,,,N,s BOXING MATCH.

.,a Rear Did Not Understand
bn''D't me Laws of Gravitation.
.,.nle Of us we're splitting slabs in
AWodawaska woods along IN the
~ NJ m -r all Of sudden, the head OF
n maui flew off. The maui struck q
~. ~ ala glanced, and took Bill on the SIDE
vi H. Lnee. It keeled him over 50 he
= VA do any more work that day,
COY s9dlI I had to help him back to the camp.
n ~ : I'VE We left, / took a bit Of cod-line
,, DsIV II nv pocket, ran it through the
~ ~ = a the maui, and strung the maui
!. y 10 branch SO it would be easier to
AID when I wanted it.
rl a1t was maybe a week before l went
]. .bst maul-a little more than q
weak. should say; and then, 1t being
da saturday afternoon, when there
NOS no work to do, and Bills leg being
!" much better that he could hobble
slone he and l thought we'd stroll over
\ where we'd been splitting, and bring
the maui in to camp.
HWbeu we got pretty near the place,
nd could see through the trees the
maui hanging there where we had left
n Bill all of sudden grabbed me
sharp by the arm, and whispered: Keep
silr
u,What is it?' said 1, under my
breath, looking all around.
. Use your eyes If you've got any,
|said he; and 1 stared through the
branches in the direction he was look
|ur. But there was trunk in the way.
| A soon as moved my head bit, !
saw what be was watching. There
|was fine young bear sitting back on
Ibis launches, and looking at the maui
las II he didn't know what to make OF 1t.
Probably that bear had once been hurt
In trap, and SO had grown suspicious.
THAT there maui hanging from the
limb Of a tree was something different
from anything he'd ever seen before.
Wondering what. he was going to do,
I've crept little nearer, without max
I'M any noise, and crorched down be-
hind spruce-bush.
"The bear was maybe couple ct
yards from The maui, and watching it
Jas if he thought it might get down any
moment and come at him. A little gust
of wind came through the trees and set
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-03-08
"a YOUNG PEOPLE.
N rooljBLESOME C

I. ,.ud Louise is Paris srroe eS., up nose.
WIN TO- ss cast teeth, and parasoi'
lpd four .ss s ali over her clothes
,,..s. isn't she just the WORST
She's nsS, nv = red balloon till 1t burst
ss !, s so,1ss she s1s was deathly I'LL
!, |. always running away ,vn search % a,a'
On . puGp1osun wagons to steal rloe'
So z. ia% eigsl les aloud in church
e -. the blade Of my pockeskn''e'
$40 pro s3 a dish uncracked ,
Haven .sar = d H Of her naughty Ire
WY, ever s.s q be be- simply whackedi
:. ,,scouraged. Won't some OF you
~ must Just dollies are good and mild !, a.
w ". Tr lite me, telling me wnas 70 oo
Please .uase this dreadful childS W.,
~ ns ~ STOmpkins, in Harper's Youn
psonlb.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-03-08
NOVEL MOUSE TRAP.

1t Is SO Simple That Each of Our Boy
Readers Can Make One.
Mice are very knowing little animals,
and are often too shrewd to be caught
by even the best steel traps. To make
very effective mouse trap take large
jar-the kind used for jam and preserves
and tie over the top piece of stiff
brown paper. In the center of this cut
a cgoss. Set the jar in closet, and
suspend by a string a piece of toasted
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-03-08
pldu.t Ike 70 BE Called Names.

GLOW do you like that little French
girl next door, Polly?"
Don't ike her at at all, said Polly.
"She calls me names. She called me a
ma'amselle yesterday, and l amt
Harper's Bazaar.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-03-08
A Rnsiness Proposition.

"Mamma." said Willie, "do you pay
Jennie fifteen dollars month for look
ing after me?"
mo. sixteen" said mamma. 'She is
n good nurse and deserves 1t.
"Wen, say. ma, Ill look after my
self for ten. You'll save six by it,
Harper's Young People.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-03-08

AFTER THE CoNcERr-He-"I envy that
man who sang the tenor solo" She-"Why,
l thought he had very poor voice" He
Life.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-03-08

FATHER-s'Didn't see you strike your
little brothers'' Tommy-'I guess not, or
you'd shut me up in dark closet now."-
Inter Ocean.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-03-08

she's dressing for the ball to-day
wise girl. as well as fair,
For she's allowed herself four hours
To CT and curl her hair.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-03-08

Tom-"You look awful blue. suppose
it is because of Miss Maybelle's having re-
jected YOU" Cholly-"Yes, | can't help
feeling sorry for the poor girl"
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-03-08

THE JupeE-'I will sentence you thirty
DAYS in the workhouse and bath" Wee
full i5mithers-"Say, iedge, couldnt you
make it sixty widout de washf"-lndian-
apolis Journal.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-03-08

eDocToR do you think my wife will re,
coversn "Oh, yes. told her already had
wife picked out for you in case she didn't
get we'll"
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-03-08

t'No MAN." says loquacious wife, ever
complains that woman talks too much
when she's girl and he's engaged to her."
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-03-08

calf" She -''Y on misjudge him. He could
not be perfect in anything. "-Syracuse
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-03-08

SORROW is a kind of rust Of soul which
every new idea contributes in its passage 10
scour away.-John
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-03-08

A POODLE can do great many things
that baby can't, but a baby is worth reg
iment of poodles, just the same.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-01-17
VA COUNTY POINT JANUARY H. 1885,

with shower of mot boquets) but
buck shot, boot jacks, etc, If they
appear on the street again.
Nearly two tons Of flour were ship
ped from here Wednesday to relieve
the drouth stricken people Of Nebras-
ka, who from reports, are sorely in
need of relief. Oh, neighbor do like
wise.
1t seems tough to know that we
have people living in our midst that
have plenty and to spare that will not
respond with sack of Hour or a few
shillings or some cast off clothing to
help a fellow creature that Is dying
from exposure and starvation in a
drouth stricken country.
Mr.. VIM. Flint, of Argyle, was in
town Thursday.
VIM. Sweeney, of Dodgeville, was in
Hollandale, on business Wednesday.
G. T. Corey made business trip to
Dodgeville, Wednesday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-01-17

| StTATE of Wisconsin, Iowa county,-ln
~ Circuit Court.
| In the matter of the voluntary assignment
of Fred Gilman, of Mineral Point, Wis
! COnSin.
/ Notice is hereby given that Fred Gilman,
| Of the city of Mineral Point, in Iowa county,
! Wisconsin, did ON the 9th day of December,
| 1894 duly execute and deliver to the under
signed, for the benefit of his creditors. an
i assignment of all his assets, Il full and true
rODy of which assignment, together with the
! bond and acceptance of the trust by the
assignee duly executed pursuant to the
statute in such cases made and provided,
was filed in the Office of the clerk of the cir
cult court for Iowa county on the 9th day or
December 1894. .
That each and every creditor of said
debtor, on pain Of being debarrod from re-
ccIving n dividend of the proceeds of the as
signed property must file with the under
signed, assignee, or with the clerk or the
circuit court for Iowa county, NJ j., Tap
pins, esq, within three months, an afhdaVlt
setting forth the name, residence, ana post
Office address of such creditor, and the nature
consideration and the amount OF the claim
Of such creditor, over and above all me
Offsets, against said debtor,
That the post Office address OF the UNDER
signed assignee as aforesaid - Mlheral
Point, Iowa county, Wisconsin, and that the
post Office address Of NJ. j. Tappins, clerk of
The circuit court, for Iowa county, Is Dodge
willie, Iowa county, Wisconsin.
Dated Mineral Point, Wis, Dee. u, lS9i.
GILMORE Y. HUTCHISoN, Assignee.
r. G. Fielder Attorney for assignee
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-01-17

TO Tho Iowa County Dcmocrat
George McAulilfe, of lie Mars,
Iowa, is visiting at Martin Larson's,
south of town.
j. H. Parks was in Dodgovillo on
business, Wednesday.
The MASQUERADE Ball was success,
considering the weather.
Fresh Oysters ut Morgan Bros, by
the can, or in bunk.
L. W. Leonard is always prepared
to do the best blacksmithing of all
kinds for YOU. Call on him when in
need Of anything in his line. He can
suit you no matter how fastIdions.
j. A. Dunstan has somo fine cutters
on hand. II you desire n smooth
ride, take advantage of the snow, and
look his line over before purchasing
elsewhere
Miss Cassie McDermott, who has
been through the west, on u three
months soiourn, returned homo Friday
evening.
Michael IL. Dowd and Johnnie Nc
Ilatton arc attending school nj
Dixon, Ill.,
Mr.. Edward Arneson and family
have removed to Blanchardville,
where Mr., Arneson will engage in the
harness business with his brother
Kuud
G. r. Corey took business trip to
Dodgeville, Saturday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. +. j. Burns,
on Monday, u girl, al are doing we'll
This world is built out of proper
ton. We noticed couple Of our
citizens at the depot the other day
and made up our minds ii must be
the long and short of it, ono being six
feet, six inches high and the other
five feet, two inches,
We have rumors Of War every few
days, in our usually quiet village, bu,
us yet there has been but little blooG
shed. New roads and new schoo
houses being the general issue
Dr. J. M. Helgerson returned tt
keokuk, Iowa, where he is attending ;
medical school.
Josh Robinson and Alex McNei
made business trip to Dodgeyill,
Wednesday.
DR.. A. l.. Travis made dying tril
to .Ionesdale and Hollandale, Thurs
day.
Our citizens were awakened from
their peaceful slumbers about III,
o'clock, Sunday morning. and OF
collecting their scattered senses the.
discovered that it was the Ho-b DO,
band, treating the people 70 one 0
their delightful serenades, Grea
threats have been made TO treat then
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-01-17
CTATE OF Wisconsin Iowa County circuit

STATE OF Wisconsin, Iowa County circuit
- Court.
Edith lIerriclt plaintiT.
against
Selma Tamblyn, William 7. Tamblyn, Eliza
beth j. Holman, James II. Tambyn, Agnes
Vial Mary NJ Smith Sclena Friday, Eliza
Ellen Torrcy and Catherine TamDlyn, de-
PENDANTS
BY virtue of and pursuant to "a Judgment of
foreclosure and sale rendered in the above
entitled action, at a regular term of the cir
cult court held in the city of Darlington,
Lafayette county, Wisconsin, ON the 9th day
of December, A. y. 1894, ! will expose for
sale and sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash at the front door of the court
house in the city of Dodgeville, Iowa county
Wisconsin, on the eth day of February, a.
d. 1895 ut one o'clock in the afternoon of
said day the following described premises to
satisfy the amount of said Judgment, inter-
est, costs, and costs of sale, t0-Wit:
The northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter OF section number fifteen 40 in
township number five C5 north of range
number two G!) east, containing forty t4O)
acres, all situated, lying, and being In Iowa
county, state of Wisconsin,
Dated sherins office, Dodgcvllc, Iowa
county Wisconsin, this '}lst day of December
a, b. 1894. ANTON lMiOfl, II:
Sheriff Of Iowa county, WIS.
SpenSlCy & Mcllhon, PLAINTIFFS attorneys
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-01-17
LINDEN.

To The Iowa County Democrat.
Will James has returned from Chi
cago.
Misses Lima and Ada Vivian visited
at Edmund Sunday, Jan. 6, the guests
of Mrs. Harry Phillips.
Miss Anna Evans left for Spencer,
Iowa, on the 7th of this month.
Miss Lena Sampson visited at Min
eral Point the first week In January.
Mr.. James Vickerman and son Carl
returned to Britt, Iowa, on the 9TH.
Miss Ella erase returned to Mont
fort, on the 9TH, accompanied by Mrs.
ALI erase.
Mrs. John Harker, and three chill
dren, visited at Millin the first week
of the month.
Mrs. Lille GoldsworLhy and Miss
Edna Rule, visited at Mineral Point
the same week.
Mr.. Henry James, deputy sheriff.
and family moved to Dodgevi'le on
the 4th.
There was a dance at James Var"
GOES on Tuesday evening OF last week
and all that went report having u
splendid time.
Highland lodge, No %, q .. +
installed their officers Wednesday, Jan,
2, 1895, by the Grand Master, DR.,
Cosens, OF DodgGvillc, and Thomas
Arthur, Grand Warden: Smith Rule,
Noble Grand; John Vial, Wee Grand ;
John Vivian, Treasurer; j. p, vii
liams, Secretary.
Joseph Pollard went to Monfort last
Monday.
The teamsters are all busy hauling
ice this week.
Mrs. Henry Brewer Is very sick.
Mrs. Armincal Trcdinnlck is no
better
Mrs. Carrie Gregory and Mrs. James
Fisher were ut Mineral Point Monday.
Let all 90 and hear the Crow Sisters
Monday and Tuesday evening, Jan. q
and %.
Mrs, George Biddick visited ut Iiv-
ingston last Thursday.
Mrs. James Wicks, Jr., Is very sick.
Miss Annie Shalfer returned from
Milwaukee last Thursday evening.
Gus Hendrickson, OF Dodgevillc, is
visiting this week with our blacksmith
j. Evans
Thomas Hicks was over Dodgeville
on business Monday.
J. II. Carrow (sherifD moved his
family to Dodgeville this week.
The concert Tuesday evening was
well attended, and all report the music
excellent.
The Crow Sisters will show here
next Monday and Tuesday evening,
Jan. 81 and %. Let all wishing to
enjoy themselves go and hear them.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-01-17

NOR RENT-Thc Prcytlcy residence,
Il lately occupied by Rev. T.. W, Straw. In
qulre of j. A, Tynck or Mrs NJ. +, Priestloy.