Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-04-26

| IfltIluS Will ~ DI'bbth w I'ti ~ VI mo
| promotion. Baraboo Democrat. He
| Is better known In Mineral Point rs
| Bert, and his friends here, also, are
pleased to learn Of his promotion.
Dodgevilo Chronicles: Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas KclYcr, Of Mineral
Point, came out on Tuesday evening
to attend the wedding Of Mr.. Leonard
Berg, Jr, and Miss Annie Tcrnos,
and while here were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs Peter Mcucr.
Mrs. John Bloom has kindly pre-
! scented ~ with some souvenirs
brought by her son John from the
Philippines, where he gallantly serV-
ed as II T.. S. Soldier. Since his re-
turn John has married and settled
down, and Is now cultivating the arts
of peace II more desirable occupa-
tion, we should say, than chasing
Fillpinos.
win N. Fisher, druggist, ut Dun
combc, Iowa, visited during the past
week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
j Ohm Fisher, Of this city. He reports
II good business. He took to himself
II life partner n young lady from
this state on Wednesday of last
week, and she accompanied him here.
Many friends In this city and vicinity
extend good wishes and hearty con
gratulations to bride and groom.
Married, mt the Primitive Methodist
parsonage, Wednesday evening, Apr.
%, by Rcv. Il. Kent, Mr.. Frank Dun
can and Miss Rose Hawke. The we'd
ding party were accompanied by Mr.,
and Mrs, G.. w. prideauX, and will,
we understand, continue to reside in
this ny.
Fire having destroyed the public
school building at Shullsburg; the
school board has secured the Catholic
school building for the accommoda-
tion of the It'll and Sth grades. The
other grades have been dismissed UNI
! til next fall.
Preaching at Lost Grove next sun
day morning, aud ut Diamond Grove
In the afternoon
Judge Aldro Jcnks and son, Bernie,
won't to Chicago Friday, to consult Il
! physician IN reference to Bernie 5
health The sun.
Died, vt her home in the village of
Ridgcway, April IL, 1900, after II briet
illness, Mrs. Sally PAUL, widow of
the late Joseph EaulI, Mt the advanced
age of 81 years, | months and q
days.
Richard Guudry, who has boon nj
the home of his mother in this city
recovering from siege of typhoid
foyer, we are glad to state is now able
to he about, His wife has been with
him, but their son, Harry s., return.
cd some time ago to Cleveland, where
he holds good position in the bank
ing house of his uncle, John Nj.
Gundry
William II. Lewis, ono Of the rough
riders who took part IN the battle OF
san Juan hill, died nj nodgevillt
Monday morutug, April u, of pnlmo.
nary disease, contracted while serving
with RooscNrlts command.
n, r. Martin attended the ltepubli
can state convention in milwaukee,
this week
Mr., John Woolrich died ON We'd
ncsday afternoon at E3O o'clock, agel
81 Nuars. He had been confined tt
the house only II few days; was dowl
town n week ago last Saturday, an,
with difficulty walked homr, Thus no
j knowing IL he made his last Journey
The funeral will take place from tn,
Isaac SuthrrS home AT hall past ON
O'Clock on Saturday afternoon, Apri
-, surS Ices IN the /, NJ, church nj
O'Clock,
Mrs. \, q, llainrs returned y
Tuesday 20 nrr homo ia Eurt Dodge
iowa, artcr 4 Visit Ut several week
], with relatives and lrirnds IN this city
While SNOW, student at ltarine col
logo spout Sunday Al his home !
this city.
| Fred Spratlrr telegraph operate
, at plaUcvillc spent SUNDAY al th
homo of his mother.
F. Miss Mabel Allcu has taken pc
a sjtton as struographcr in the Fire
5 National Bank,
Books give the hoy knowledge {
Z what has been, but they are not SUI
: Heieul to teach him what to de- an
{ how to do IT, The man who Is able t
+ perform and is willing TO try stand
: lar above him who simply know
what has boon dour TO-DAY, Wha
i has been done can he done again,
!. II giving precedence ~, W hat LA
/ not mi hrrn done can Ia done.
!. Prescott Tribune,