Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-07-01
D0DGENILLE.


Sheriff Wallis, of this city is here on
visit with his parents.
Mr.. Geo. Miller, formerly the popu-
lar landlord of Cobb hotel, has re-
turned from Fonda. Iowa, and leased
the Troutman House. at Boscobel. and
his many friends from this part of the
country will be glad to accept his pro-
verbal Inequalities when they have
occasion to visit that city.
Chas. +. Rowe, son of Henry Rowe,
returned home from the Northwestern
University. ut Chicago, last Saturday.
having graduated there as pharma-
cist.
Mrs. j. Is. Wallis returned home
last Tuesday after Il two weeks visit
at Chicago. and was accompanied home
by her cousin, Mrs. Benjamin Colds
worthy and daughter Cora, who will
remain here several weeks visiting AT
the residence of Sheriff Wallis,
A very pleasant wedding took place
at st. Joseph's Catholic church, in this
city, last Wednesday morning, Rev.
Father \. Ambau"n, pastor OF the
church, performing the service. The
contracting parties were Mr.. William
Lotus and Miss Lizzie kricr, both Of
this city. and they We're attended by.
MIR. Mati. Demuth and Miss Mary
Kelly. and Mr. Fred Mckinley and
Miss Mary krier. the music hc ing con
Quoted by Prof, Louis BAIL, who exc
culed a beautiful wedding march as
the couple with their attendants took
their places as the altar.
A letter received this week from Mr..
J. w Parry. OF South Dakota, who
just returned home from a visit with
relatives and friends at Dodgevillc,
says: I'VE got home all right and
found everything all right. We had Il
very pleasant time. but found great
change in til" place since we were there
ten years ago, The crops all look fine
out here There is plenty of rain and
the weather is warm and pleasant.
You may hear from az again before
long. :"
Died in the city OF Dodgcville, June
-, 1897, of apopleXy. Thomas Thomas,
aged IS years and 3months. Deceased
was born March 23, 1871, at Carmar-
thenshire. North Wales. and came to
this country in $50 and first settled
at Utica. n. ". whore he remained
-four wears. after which he came to
Fccatonica. in thi, county, and lived
there about five years going to Cali
fornia in lS49. FROM whence be returned
in 1853.
Mrs. 'R. Titmarsh returned ON
Wednesday from a five weeks visit
with her parents at Des Moines, Iowa.
Miss Dollie Lane. who has spent the
past year as teacher in the schools at
West Superior. returned home ON
Monday for her vacation.
Mr. Richard Thomas and Miss
Barbara Watkins, both of Barncveld.
were married Wednesday.
1t is reported that there Is man
travelling through this part of the
state who pretends to be a horse buyer.
and who passes forged checks
At a meeting of the school Board
held Monday evening, Miss Lulu Dra-
per was selected as teacher in the pri
mary department.
Minister'S, representing the Welsh
Congregational churches, of Wiscon
sin and Illinois. met in this city last
week in conference. and organized the
Welsh Congregational Convention Of
Wisconsin. The following officers
were elected: Rev. g. K. Evans. Big
Rock H., president; Rev. Thomas
Evans. Racine. secretary: Rev. Ellis |
G. HUMPHREYS. Ixonia. Wis. treas
urer.
The New star.
4 sunday school Convention win be
heli at the Arena % church on Tues
day. June %. MI arc cordially in- /
yited to be present.
Married. at the residence Of Mr. and .
Mrs. VIM. Rundell. on Wednesday /
evening June Ii, lSa1. ~ the Rev. N.
II. Baker. Mr.. Joseph II. PAUL and !
Miss Minnie Evans.
Married. ID tits city on saturday.
June T.. lso7 b. the Justice Of the
Peace. Tho.. Il. Arthur. Gilbert T.
Olson and Ni.. Lena Olson, both IL
the town 81 Highland. Richard Thorn
a. and Mis- Barbara Watein. were
married At tbs brides home near