Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-03-29
ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS
Personal and Other Matters COllilI-
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Commencing April lst the grocery
stores of Mineral Point Will close ON
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
Fridays, ~ 7 O'Clock p. IN.
All evening services at the =. NJ.
church will in the future commence ut
half past seven O'Clock, except the
Young Peoples Meeting this will
begin AT half past six every Sunday
evening.
Preaching at Lost Grove next Sun
day morning and NJ Diamond Grove
In the afternoons.
George y. Mastcn is preparing to
open bath rooms in connection with
his barber shop.
MIR. and Mrs. A. G., Dellcr visited
milwaukee, and Chicago last week.
While in the latter city, Mr.. Dcllcr
made purchases of clothing for the
spring and summer trade.
MIR. S pedlcy and son Walter, of
Etnn. Wis, attended Chns. tollard's
sale ut Edmund last week, and spent
Thursday evening and Friday with
his sister Mrs. Hannah Anderson In
this city. Mr.. I'cdlcy and son were
shown through the Zinc and Acid
plants, and Expressed great delight NJ
the improvements that have been and
are being made.
Miss LuF,lla lcdlcy, of lcadminc,
aud Miss Lille llarkcr, of Shulls-
burg, returned to their respective
homes Wednesday afternoon, after n
pleasant visit with friends and rcla-
tivcs This city and Waldwick.
Mrs. Suachan secured the handicr-
chief ON which Miss Nora jackson
sold tickets.
The Appel barber shop has been
neatly ropaprrcd and decorated. 1t
presents II very attractive appearance.
Mr.. William IIammill received II
telegram ON "Wednesday from Boratc,
California, bringing the sad lntclli-
gcnce of the death, ut that place, of
his son Charles W., the result OF II
blast in boraX mine. The climate
being so hot, it was necessary to bury
the body at once The bcrcnvcd par
cnts have the deep sympathy Of the
community in their great alllictlon,
Winfield $. White IL here from
Sioux City, Iowa, for n brief stay.
lie erected during the past season u
beautiful home one OF the finest in
Sioux City. Ills friends IN his old
home city Of Mineral Point are glad
know that he is meeting with the sue
cess which his push and enterprise
merit.
L. G. Luddcn has greatly improved
the Economy store by putting in new
show eases, counters, etc.
Mrs Catherine Collins of Waukrsha
Ia here visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. George u. Mastcn is visiting
Mt Darlington.
The regular meeting of the Eastern
Star chapter will he held Wednesday
evening, April t. 1900.
Nolga ( =. Oak, Tribune; IT, w.
Bishop expects to go ON the road
again for the American Type Found
crs Co., of Minneapolis, and will
start ON circuit of the state about
April |.
Last Wednesday Willis Van Matrc
and children returned to their homo in
Nebraska, whurc his mothcr-m-l
will help him care Ior his mothrrlrss
children lie spent almos, five
months in Mineral Point and vicinity,
visiting with his parents and othrr
relatives, and enjoyed his visit very
much. Tie thinks he would rather
own farm ON tho Unc prairirs Of
Nebraska than ON the rolling prarirS
of WISCONSIN,
MIR. and Mrs, James Brewer were
called to Chicago ON Saturday last
by the death OF Mrs, Brewers mother,
Mrs. ). j. krmp which ACQUIRED ON
Friday evening, Mrs. Kemp has boon
in poor health for long time, but
had not been confined to her bed; aud
death camo quite suddenly after all.
She was quite we'll known in Mineral
Point, having lived here with Mrs.
Brewer n few years ago, and made
very many friends in this community
The People Caucus for the town of
Mineral Point. ON last Saturday
afternoon placed in nomination the
following ticket For supervisors:
II. 6. Raine, Thomas II. Iosking,
Henry Bennett; clerk, John Il. Wal
lace; treasurer, George Phillips:
assessor, Charles Ill. Thomas; justices
of the peace, Henry Hcwctt, Joseph
Beecher; constables, Charles pierson,
William Hartford.