Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-01

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her sister Mrs w. H. Prideaux.
Miss kate Horn is home from a
three months visit with relatives and
friends at Ripon, Portage and Madison.
At Masonic Hall on Monday even
ing. +. n Chandler, Of Dodgevllle,
+. NJ. Mason, Of Ridgeway, and
f. c. LuddeD, Of Mineral Point, were
exalted to the Royal Arch degree by
Iowa Chapter, No. 6. About sixty
companions were present to assist in
the ceremonies, and partake of the
festivities. Among them were; w.
NJ. Comstock, DR.. w. j. Pearce, DR..
\. Il. Nallee, A. ). Hearn, L. j.
Thomas, 4. r. Mundy, I. J. laughlin.
J. I. Paul, c. :. Millard, VIM. Holmes,
+. J. Perkins, Con. Harrison, James
Fellow. Wm. Wilkinson, NJ, keane,
0. C. Rewey, VIM. Rundell.
Mr.. f. w. Sylvester returned this
week, from two weeks business visit
in Kansas and with friends in Iowa.
He reports that he found IA strong sen,
timent for sound money, everywhere
he has been; and is surprised to find
out on his return to Wisconsin, that
everybody in the west and south
west is for Bryan and free silver"
John 5. Jeuck, of Chicago is here
for a visit at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jeuck. He has
been with p. d. Armour Il Co., for the
last seven years, and the position
which he holds is very important
one.
Mrs DR.. Deahofe lies very critically
i'll of cerebral hemmorrhage stroke of
paralysis), at her home in Whitewater,
Wis. While attending professional
call in the city she became unconscious
and was brought home in that con
dition. At present she is conscious,
and able to speak plain enough to
make her wants known. Her whole
left side is paralyzed. Her husband,
DR.. 5. T.. Deahofe, was called to her
by telegram, and writes that the result
of the stroke cannot yet be deter
mined. A host of friends in Mineral
Point hope and pray for her recovery.
Hon. John Gray returned on Thurs
day last after an absence of five weeks
from the city, which he pleasantly
spent with relatives and old time
friends in Chicago and elsewhere.
The Republicans have organized a
Mckinley and Hobart club and occupy
the Gilman building The first
meeting was held on Monday night.
JOS Treweek, viii Reynolds and
Will Mullen departed Tuesday for
Madison, where they will attend the
university.
Jacob Dresen, sr., returned this week
from Detroit, where he went as a
delegate from the St. Joseph society of
this city. He reports very pleasant
time.
The Iowa county Sunday school con-
vention held at Dodgeviile this week
was largely attended and success in
every way.
Mrs. James Phillips and Mrs Emma
Bailey, who were visiting at the home
of Mr.. James Woolrich, have returned
to their home in Milwaukee.
F. w. Thai, of Milwaukee, candi-
date for Insurance Commissioner, on
the Democratic ticket, discussed poll
tical issues at the city hall on Wed
nesday evening. He spoke in German,
and had large audience.
Died, in Kendall, Sept. %, 1895,
Bernard McDermott, one of the Oldest
and most respected citizens of Ken
dali; aged IS years.
Young Mems Meeting at the p. NJ.
church, next Sunday morning at nine
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o'clock. Ben Beaumont will lead;
subject, " Keeping the Sabbath
Miss Annie Prideaux returned last
week, to Lacrosse. after two weeks
visit at the home of her parents in
this city.
Millinery.