Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-01-14
LOCAL NEWS IVEAlS.

+. HanScom Will lead; suuJecl: Ea-
couraging the people.
Eli Perkins. Americas greatest liv-
ing humorist, will lecture in Darling
ton January %.
Married, at St. PatricIl's church,
Hollandale. Wis, Mr.. Peter Morgan
to Miss Lizzie Bohan, Rev. Father
Condor, officiating. The groom is one
of the firm of Morgan Bros, general
merchants.
Those who have books belonging to
the public library will please return
them to the library saturday morning
or evening.
Worcester Mass Telegram: Zone
of the best entertainments in tie
Mechanics Course was given in the
Hall last evening The singing of the
quartet was very artistic" At Opera
Hall Wednesday evening, Jan. 20.
DR.. Nora Deahofe has been visiting
in this city with her husband, DR.. ).
p. Deahofe, for the past two weeks.
Her many friends are glad to welcome
her, and to know that she is able to be
again among them. Her health is
gradually improving. She will return
to Whitewater Saturday.
Capt. VIM. Austin and Lieut.. j.
Henry, of the Salvation army, have
received farewell orders, and will say
good bye TO soldiers and friends Sun
day evening, Jan. II, 81. Come, and
bring your friends.
The Benton Times says: The
Blende company sold 50 tons of jack
to Snow last week, and the same is
being delivered on the cars here
Died, on Saturday afternoon at
about o'clock, Norman, infant son
of Mr.. and Mrc. Il. H. Fessenden;
aged months and 1 days. The little
one had been ill for about week with
cold, which terminated in lung fever,
and death. The parents and family
have the sympathy of the community
in their bereavement. They desire to
publicly express their thanks for kind
ness extended to them.
Messrs Adolph Appel, J. l.. Gray,
w. A. Jones, n. H. Snow, and w. 5.
Ross have very kindly contributed
splendid specimens of minerals and
ore of this part of the state, to the
cabinet of Trinity college, Hartford,
Conn This gift will be a valuable
addition to the college, as up to
this time these ores have not been
represented there as they deserve.
Some of these specimens were from
the worlds fair exhibit; SO that they
have a historical as well as an intrinsic
value.
Boston, Mass Herald: THE Har-
wards have particularly sweet, melo-
dious voices that blend to a nicely,
bringing forth volumes of harmony
that won perfect storm of applause" !"
Mineral Point Monday evening, Jan. 20
Messrs. George j. Smith and n. J.
Wasley, of Linden, were in town on
Monday. calling on friends.
Mr. Joseph Gilman, of Linden,
visited in this city, on Monday, at
the home of Mrs. Callow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Brew, of
of Blanchardyille, were in town on
Monday. Mr.. Brew made friendly
call on The Democrat. We are glad to
know that he is prospering. He said
The Democrat is favorite in his
family, and had his subscription mark
ed paid to '98.
Miss Ella Gribble returned on Sat
urday, to her home in this city, after a
visit with relatives and friends at
Jonesdale.
Miss Mary Doyle, of Darlington,
has been visiting in this city, at the
home Of her brother Mr.. Matt Doyle.
Miss Emma c. Underwood, County
superintendent of Schools, has made
arrangements for a Teachers Institute
in this city on Friday and Saturday,
Feb. ) and G. The conductors will be
Profs Duncan McGregor and 5. !.
Gillian. Prof Gillian will deliver a
lecture on Friday evening. His sub
ject will be " Educational Progress of
the Nineteenth Century"
Mr.. OTTO B. Beecher and Miss Nettie
Harris were united in marriage on the