Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-11-16
ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS
Personal and Other Matters C0ntin-
ued from First Page.

The Mineral Point Dairy Board Of
Trade met on Wednesday. Five hun
dred and seventy-seven boxes OF
cheese we're offered, and all sold al
1O9cents per pound. The next meeting
OF the board will be on Wednesday
Dec. 9.
Henry Conley, OF Ridgeway, came
in on Wednesday to attend the meet
ing Of the Dairy Board of Trade, and
made The Democrat friendly call.
The Madison Democrat says. The
old jubilee songs gain new life and
beauty when sang by the master
voices OF the Dixies." Amusement
Room of Masonic Temple, Nov. 70.
The county teachers meeting on
last Saturday at Linden, under the
direction of Supt. Metcalf, was "a sue
cess. Teachers from Dodgeville,
Mineral Point, Highland, ltewey, Mif-
fin, and other parts OF the county,
were iu attendance. An interesting
and instructive program was carried
out The Iowa County Teachers
Association held It's annual business
meeting and elected officers. The
evening session was devoted to an ad-
dress by the Hon. j. w. Rewcy.
VIII ~ DOWu hTTlNtu H'It
from Lincoln, Neb., for n visit with
relatives and friends.
There will be district convention
OF the 9Th District Woman's Relief
Corps, at Plattcville, Nov. I'D, and
representatives from eleven corps will
be present.
James Fowler. of Mineral Point, has
bought the Chas. +. Dodge farm, five
miles west OF Shullsburg and intends
to move on II March /. He Is II good
citizen and good farmer.
Miss Kathinka ltiedel Is here from
milwaukee, on account Of the illness
OF her brother, William, who IL re-
covering from an attack OF typhoid
fever.
Mrs W. j. Cox, OF Chicago, Is
visiting relatives In this city. Mr.
Cox has been here for some time
assisting the work Of enlarging the
zinc works plant.
Mrs. Thomas GRADER returned on
Wednesday evening from visit OF
several weeks with relatives and
friends in kenosha.
The Volga Is. Oak. Tribune says:
"T. w. Bishop has sold his residence
property here to Robert Henry, con
sidcration ~ $50. Mr.. Henry will take
possession April LIST. We don't know
what "the old man" means by selling
his house, unless he is going to move
TO Fitzgerald, Gu. He Is In love with
that country nit
The Catholic lNoresters OF Truman
will celebrate the completion of their
new hall by giving II grand entertain
ment and dance on Tuesday evening,
November 2Ist, 1900.
Next Sunday morning Mr., u, Allen
will preach NJ Plum Grove and In the
afternoon and evening. Mr.. John
Jackson will preach at Bethel.
The Union Thanksgiving service
will be held In the Z. M. church III
10 O'Clock ~. N. Rev. Geo. Melrifeld
will preach the sermon.
Miss Gussic Tlcino, OF Shullsburg'
called on friends In this city Sntur'
day.
The Willard Dramatic Stock Co.
Is playing weeks engagement IN this
city this week, This IL II first class
company rs the largo houses they are
drawing proves.
ilN' T'NoIWl lI'ubHG NUS 'IRu
the Dixie Jubilee Concert Company
for Monday eve, Nov. 20. This is one
OF the best companies on the road,
Their endorsements come from some
of the noted assemblies and FROM such
men MS Chaplain MeCabo, DR.. M. G.
b. Mason. Tho Dixie male quartottc
have for several seasons stood ut the
head Of the list rs colored fun makers
and beautiful harmony singers. The
soprano with the DiXies Is known M
the sweet night in-galo soprano" and
has u wonderfully sweet, clear voice.
their concert will be appreciated by
our people. At Amusement Hall
Masonic Temple, noXt Monday eve.
Mrs. Charles w Mcllhon gave n
delightful afternoon ON Tuesday from
to ) o'clock A number of her
friends were present.
The ladies of Bethel church wish to
thank all who were ut the social
Friday night, for coming and helping
to make 1t success. Receipts OF the
the evening, $1,000
Dixie Jubilee Singers Mt Amusc-
ment Room Of Masonic Temple, Mon
day evening, Nov. 20. Prices IL, -
and 30 cents.