Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-28
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MINERAL POINT. WIS.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Young Mems meeting. Z. Nj. church,
next Sunday morning, 9 O'Clock, Dr..
$. p. Deahofe will lead. Subject:
"Christian Living"
The Iowa County Board of Super
visors will meet in annual session in
Dodgeville, on Tuesday, Nov ember
9th.
Mr.. George Kirst arrived home re-
Gently from tour of nearly two years
through the south.
Mrs. l.. Belle Wright, of this place,
will inspect the Woman's Relief Corps
of Platteville the second Wednesday
in November.
Mr.. Ed. f. Davey came over from
Lancaster on Monday for brief
visit in Mineral Point. We are glad
to know that life agrees with him III
his new home city and that his family
are in good health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lanyon ar e
here from Pittsburg, Kansas, for a
short visit with relatives and frien DIS.
Mr.. Lanyon is pleased to find his
brother, Mr.. VIM. Lanyon Sr., inn
proved in health. Robert has been
extensively engaged for many years
in the manufacture and sale of spelter,
or pig zinc, and has pr ospered. even
beyond his hopes or eNpectat ions.
Charles Winn has moved into his
new barber shop, in the basement of
Martin and Toay's hardware store.
The room has been nicely fitted up
and finished in oil. 1t is we'll lighted
and in evrey way desirable shop.
Mr.. frank Jacobs, brother of Mr..
Minnesota. He accompanied his
her home with her son. ID. +. Jacobs,
during the winter. Mr.. Frank Jacobs,
like his brother, is an enthusiastic
Grand Army man, having borne an
honorable part in the war of the Re
bellion. This is his second visit to
Mineral Point and he is warmly well
coined by many of our citizens.
Married. in Mineral Point. Oct. 81 !.
hoff, of Highla nd, and Miss Alice
Evelena Keeney, of Lost Grove.
DR.. p. S. Hensen. the eminent Bap-
tist divine of Chicago. will open the
lecture course in this city, on Friday
evening, Nov. 9Th. DR.. Hensen is to
the Baptists of the west what Talmage
is to the Presbyterians of the east,
namely, their most noted preacher
and lecturer.
Secure your tickets for the lecture
course. First lecture by DR.. p. 5.
Hensen, of Chicago, Friday evening,
Nov. 8.
The first lecture in the course will
be on Friday evening, Nov. 5, by DR..
p. S. Hensen, the noted preacher and
lecturer. He is regarded as one of
Chicago's most eminent divines.
A fire occurred in Dodgeyille this
Thursday morning, about three
O'Clock, and destroyed the Roberts
hotel barn. together with it's contents,
which included four horses-two
owned by Sheriff Wallis and two by
DR.. Schmit
Thomas Day returned on Thursday
of last week from Madison. where he
had been working in shoe store for
about six weeks.
Messrs. Ed. Kuster, Alden Rundell
and Ben Harms, Of Platteville, We're
the guests of Misses Jessy Hooking.
Mayme O'Neill and Daisy Lanyon
last Sunday.
Mr.. Snow and son Willie, and Miss
Nancy LamDertSOn visited henpeF
Hall, Kenosha, this week. Rev. NJ.
Chase, while in Milwaukee, met the
chaplain of the hall, who said that the
young ladies from here were credit
to the institution.
Mr.. E. A. Williams. representing
the Ullmann Philpott ink manufacture
ing company, of Cleveland. Ohio,
spent Wednesday in Mineral Point.
He expressed his surprise at the many
improvements that have been made in
our city since his last visit. just three
months ago. Mr.. Williams is not a
stranger in our city: he is brother
Of Mrs. Sam Lanyon and has visited
here a number Of times. The COM
pany he- represents manufactures su-
perior inks. and we heartily commend
him IL our brother urintars