Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-10-03
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.


daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Theno; aged two months and 1t days.
Lawrence Spratler and Barton
Padon came up from Chicago recently,
and are doing the finishing work on
the Reese bank building, in Dodge
vile.
Mrs. C. n. Chamberlain is here from
Chicago, visiting her mother Mrs.
Elizabeth Nicholas.
All persons having bills against
the Fsir association are requested to
present them for payment.
Shane Morgan, of Seymour, is here
visiting with his brother, DR.. W. J.
Morgan.
Hon. J. NJ. Smith came down this
week from White Earth Indian
Agency, Minnesota, on business
visit. His friends regret that his
stay is but short.
DR.. +. Lee, of Washington, d. c.,
is visiting friends in this city.
J. l.. Beardsley, having recently sold
his house and ten acres of land in
the northeast part of the city, has pur-
chased the Peter Grimm property, and
also the 80 acre farm of Mrs. John
Bohan, northeast of Chas Gillmann's
brewery.
5. 7. Kitchens, formerly of this
city, is now located at Ute, Iowa, as
dealer in hardware, implements,
clocks, watches, He is anxious to
keep track of Iowa county affairs and
has placed his name on The Demo
Gratis subscription list.
Samuel Fltzsimons, of the town of
Mineral Point, has purchased from j.
L. Beardsley his house and ten acres
of land, and will remove to this place
next spring Mr.. Fitzsimons' sons
will run his large farm.
Arrangements have been made by
Principal A. r. Jolley for holding
Teachers institute in Mineral Point
on Friday and Saturday, Oct, 25 and
26 1t is to be hoped that every
teacher in Iowa county will be
present. Prof. Cheever, of the State
Normal school at Milwaukee, and
President Chalmers, of the state Nor
nal school at Platteville, will conduct
the exercises, and very interesting
and profitable time may be expected
Rev. w. J. G. Bond, formerly of this
city, is pastor of the Congregational
church at Boscobel. The Dial says
that the Congregational church society
there have decided to put alterations
and repairs on the church building
next spring at an expense of $4,000
The Mineral Point Dairy of Trade
met on Wednesday, Oct ,, with a
good attendance and market looking
more favorable, there being $4,000 lbs.
of cheese offered, and 25,400 lbs. sold
at u cents per pound, to E. c. Spooner
The balance was held over for better
prices. The meeting adjourned to
meet Oct 16
Mrs w. j. Donlin returned to her
home, Creston, Iowa, on Saturday last
after seven weeks visit with her grand
father w. Salmon, and other relatives
in Mineral Point.
Students tickets, and also for chill
dren of Is years or under, for the Pub
lie Library Lecture course, only $lOO
for the season. On sale at the Library
rooms Wednesday and Saturday after
moons and evenings, or can be obtain
ed from any of the directors.
Miss Ruth Trebilcock, of Englewood |
is gladly welcomed by her many many
Mineral Point friends, with whom she |
will spend her vacation.
MI. anu MIS- oOoCPh 1SS4.Ci ASIuiASa
on Tuesday from Milwaukee, where
they have been visiting during the last
few weeks.
Young Mems meeting at 2. N lee
ture hall, next Sunday, Oct. 6, at
O'Clock. Address by H. Cooking; sub
iect, Christ the Bread of Life"
The Galena Gazette pays the follow
ing well deserved compliment to the
members of the Woman's Reading
club of this city: The Woman's
Reading Club Of Mineral Point has
provided for the entertainment of the
literary people of that city the coming /
winter, splendid lecture course of
six entertainments, which includes