Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-04-09
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

MISS Martina wide, OF CnlcaSo, Is
visiting her cousin, Miss Hannah
Miller.
Easter, the queen of Christian fes-
tivals, was duly observed in Mineral
Point. The day was beautiful one.
and large congregations gathered at
the various churches.
Daniel Harrington, having sold his
farm near Jonesdale, will shortly re-
move with his mother and sister to
Deer Lodge, Montana. John Regan,
wife and children, and Alex Mcllhat-
ton, also intend to go to Montana.
The Democrat joins with many friends
in wishing them we'll in their north
western home.
Albion L. White is home from Sioux
City, Iowa, for stay of three or four
weeks, TO settle up business matters.
In partnership with his brother Win
field s. White, he is established in the
loan and real estate business in Sioux
City.
James Mediation has returned with
his children from Darlington to this
city, having bought Patrick Clark's
stock and saloon fixtures, and leased
the Clark building.
Mrs. M. Chase returned on Tuesday
evening from Chicago, where she had
been visiting her mother and other rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Daum, Mrs.
Hares, and Henry and Matt Wald-
house, of Chicago, and Mrs. j. L.
Miller, of DeSmett, Dakota. came here
last week upon the sad mission of
attending tue funeral of their sister
Mrs George GoFgen.
w. H. Temby, formerly Of this
place, but for two years past a resident
of Belmont, will start on Saturday
morning for far off Alaska. The
journey will take about twelve days
six days by rail and six days by boat.
His destination is Juneau. We hope
he may reap rich returns from tie
Alaska gold fields as he is Industrious
and well deserving.
Thomas B. Tregilgus and family,
for many years residents of the town
Mineral Point, have gone to Andrews,
Cherokee county, North Carolina,
which place they intend to make their
future home. A host of friends
regret their removal from this place,
and hope they may find health and
happiness in their Carolina home.
Henry Blum, a young man about 20
years of age, who was released from
the county Jail, at Dodgeville, last
Tuesday, having served a sentence for
larceny, upon heing questioned by
Sheriff Carrow, concerning some later
trihing burglaries, confessed his guilt
and is now in jail.
Miss Amelia kuhnhenn, Messrs.
Alfred Vivian, Joseph Treweek and
VIII Reynolds returned on Tuesday to
to the State University, after spending
the Easter vacation in this city.
Bro. Q. c. Smith, Of The Dodgeyille
Chronicle was welcome caller at The
Democrat Office on Friday last.
Lee Eastman, brother of +. W..
Eastman, has moved with his wife and
child to this city. They will occupy
the John Horn dwelling, near A. 5.
Whites. Mr.. Eastman is associated
with his brother in the lumber busi-
ness.
The Tribune: Col. Z. B. Gray, for
merly Adj't Gen. of the G. A. II. Of
the L. $, has been secured to give an
address in Mineral Point, on Memorial
Day. Col. Gray is an eloquent, enter
tanning speaker, and one of the most
devoted Grand Army men of the
country.
Charles Vim, while hunting near
Calamine, on Monday, shot large
wild goose,
Miss Lettie Shortney, of Janesyillc,
is visiting in this city, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs II. \. Lahin.
Harry Hill came over from Wau-
kesha last week and visited his brother
VINO is telegraph operator at this place.
Young Mems Meeting at l.. NJ.
church next Sunday morning, at 9
O'Clock. p. Allen, jr, will lead
subject, Election in Jerusalem"
Mr.. Fred Spensley, of Madison,
spent Easter day at the home of his