Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-08-13
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

The band will hold concert and
ice cream festival in the city park, on
Wednesday night, Aug Il. Proceeds
for benefit of band. Should the
weather prove unfavorable on Monday
the concert will be held on Tuesday
night.
The building owned by Mrs. Mary
Jacka, and occupied by Charles F.
Springer, has been fitted up in modern
style, with plate glass windows, new
decoration, etc.
Ed Davey has moved into the cosy
shop fitted up for him in the ives: part
of the Gilman brick block.
The store in the ID. Jacko building
occupied by Thoma 4 l.enahan, has
been greatly improved by putting
in plate glass front and a hardwood
floor
Mr.. Chas. Lantz, of Chicago, is
visiting w. j. Healy and family, this
week.
Miss Eddy, Of Chicago is guest at
Trinity rectory.
Quite number from this city have
determined to visit Tower Hill this
week and to listen to what Rev Jones
has to say about English literature.
They have very attractive program.
Miss Abbe Leavitt, of Kirksyille,
Mo-, is visiting at the home of her
uncle Mr. Dennis Lynch.
Miss Martha Stein, of Milwaukee, is
visiting in this city, the guest OF her
uncle A. G. Deller and family.
The Journal of the council OF the
Episcopal church, diocese of Mllwau-
kee, recently held at Madison, is out,
Among other reports, we note this IN
the report of the committee on Priv
ilege: THAT the thanks of this
Council be accorded to the Rev. March
Chase for the thoughtful and inspiring
sermon delivered at the opening of this
council, the same to be printed in The
Church Times.
f. A. Williams, representing the
Ullman & Philpot Mfg Company, of
Cleveland. Ohio, visited Mineral Point
on Thursday. Mr.. Williams is
brother of Mrs. Samuel Lanyon, and
gentleman whom it is pleasure to
meet.
The Mirror, of st. Louis, contains
the following, which will be read with
interest by the many friends of Mr..
Charles F. Healy, formerly of this city:
THE engagement of Miss Orietha
Tilden, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Fithian, of Indianapolis, to
Chas. f. Healy, st. Louis, manager OF
the y. X. Fairbank Co., has been
announced. MISS lIulau 10 q Aah1-
some and accomplished lady, and one
of the bellies of Indianapolis society.
Mr.. Healy has host of friends IN St.
Louis. and is prominent in business
circles"
The corn crop gives promise OF
being the largest harvested in this
section for many years.
Miss Lillian Jeuck returned to Mil
waukee, after spending very pleasant
vacation at home.
Miss Agnes McArdle, formerly of
this place, is visiting relatives sand
friends in this city and vicinity. She
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Graber. She holds good position as
saleslady at Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Miss c. Riedel, Of Milwaukee, and
and her sister Mrs. j. W. Beetham, OF
Feunimore, are visiting their mother,
in this city. Mrs Beeteam's children
accompany her.
Mrs. J. c. Quirk is here from Mil
waukee, for a visit at the home Of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Jones.
Miss Theresa Walthouse left on
Monday morning, for Chicago She
expects to be absent for about
four weeks, during which time she
will visit with her brothers and sisters,
at Argyle Park and Rayenswood.
Mrs. Frank Healy and three child
ren, Annie May, Nellie and Emory, of
Dubuque, Iowa, are spending three
weeks visit with Mrs Healy's brother,
John 3. Wallis