Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-02-20
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

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zomanie, where he went about two
mouths ago to take temporary charge
of drug store.
"Drap-r's Mental Development" ,
volumes, was given to the Public Ii
brary by Charles T. Springer.
Pleasant View church will hold
their festival in Pleasant View Lodge
Hall, three miles east of Mineral
Point. Wednesday, Feb. 26. All are
cordially invited. If weather is not
favorable, it will be held the following
evening, Feb. q. Supper, adults
% cts; children Is cts.
Frank Suthers has secured posi-
tion with superintendent Nevlns, at
the state Fish Hatchery, at Madison.
1t is good place and Frank is good
man for the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cornelius, of
Darlington, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen wilkins, on sunday
Arthur l. Jones called on Mineral
Point friends on last Friday evening.
Mr.. William Lanyon, jr., has return
ed to Pitts5lrg, Kansas, after stay
Of several weeks 1T his home in this
city.
DR.. c. ID. Mcdonald successfully
passed the examination for registered
pharmacist, before The state boald in
Milwaukee, last week.
Raven Lodge, knights Of Pythias,
of this city, was honored on Tuesday
evening, by a visit from Grand Chan
cellor Schroeder, of Racine. \
banquet was served. The Grand
Chancellor gave the members instruct
ions in the secret work Of the order,
and the occasion was one Of pleasure
and profit.
At the meeting of the American
Poland China Record association, held
at Cedar Rapids, last week, ard at
nded by representative Poland China
breeders from various sections of the
country, w. A. Jones was elected
president of the association for the
ensuing year; and Joseph Gordon was
elected one of the vice presidents.
Honors worthily bestowed.
Mr.. Charles Gillmann, we are glad
to state, is able to be around again,
after an illness of about two weeks.
Mr.. Charles Avenell, and Mr.. James
Ayenell, of Monmoth, H., Mr.. Joseph
Avenell, of Storm Lake, Iowa, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Avenell Mr.. Robert
Thompson, of Boot Jack Hollow (also
known as No. 10Y, Linden, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Will
kins last Friday.
The Guild for last week was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy p.
Cobb, on Thursday evening. All in
attendance were entertained the most
hospitable manner, and the evening
was one of social enjoyment.
The High School Literary society
gave their entertainment in the High
school room last Friday evening. The
programme, consisting of recitations,
readings, ETC., and interspersed with
music by Campbell's Minstrels, proved
very interesting.
Mrs. G.. w. Wells, of Oshkosh, is
visiting with her brothers, the editors
of The Tribune, and other relatives in
this vicinity.
1'ev. T. Kent, next Sunday morning,
will preach on Christians Perfect and
Imperfect; and what of it?" In the
evening the subject will be "The
Carpenter and what he built" If
the weather continues as cold as for
the last few days the services will be
held in the lecture rom. The Young
Mems Meeting will be held as usual,
at 9 a. M, in the lecture room.
James H. McHatton, of Darlington,
shook hands with Mineral Point
friends on Tuesday. He has sold out
his business in Darlington.
The members of Allen Lodge,
Waldwick, will hold their annual festi-
val on Friday, Feb. 81.
The last Guild until after Easter
was held on Tuesday evening, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. \. 81. Snow.
The attendance was large, members
from all churches of the city being
present. All were royalty entertained.
The receipts reached the high water
mark of s11.50.
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