Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-04-12
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The Southern Wisconsin Teachers
association, held nj Racine on Snt''r.
day last, elected IT, G. Buell., OF
Whitewater, president, and j. u.
Thompson, Of Belmont, secretary.
The association will meet ut Platte
Vile next year.
Mrs. Bailey Stephens has p,r-
chased the John Horn place, IN the
First ward, now occupied by Matt
Jackson and family. The property
will be improved and fitted mp for two
dwellings.
John Ralnc, of the town OF Milllin,
was In Mineral Point on Saturday,
and favored Tho Democrat with n
call. lie IL II gentleman whom 1t Is
always II pleasure to meet.
Tho Linden family OF this city have
purchased from s. y. Guttensten the
home on Doty street formerly owned
by Mrs. Mary Goela.
Rev. Charles 3oynton, former
pastor of the Presbyterian church OF
this city, dicd on last Saturday
April I, In Now York City. lIo
worked all through Wisconsin for
several years. He was 81 years of
age.
Berta and Aubry Deahoio are visit
Ing ut their home In this city and OK
poet to leave toward the end of the
week for their school work NJ Green
Bay and l'cshtlgo respectively,
Easter services will be held ut the
L. Nj. church next Sunday
Preaching nj Lost Grove next sun
day morning and nj Diamond Grove
Ia the afternoon.
The A lpha Society will have II ID
cent Tea Ia the Lecture room next
Wednesday, April Is, commencing ut
O'Clock and continuing until all are
served, Music by the choir and the
Mandolin Club
Miss Bertha G. Kline Is here from
Rockford, Ill.,, for II visit with rcln-
lives
Mrs. Henry George and her chill
dren are here from Shulsburg visit
Ing relatives.
Bishop Nicholson spont II few hours
In this city ON last Friday, the guest
Of Rev, aud Mrs. Chase, and IN the
evening hold confirmation services In
Darlington. He expects to make his
annual visitation to Trinity Parish
this city, on Monday, May o,
Tho many friends OF j. t. Fricdcn
are pleased to see him about again
after u very narrow escape from
blood poisoning.
Rev. George Merrheld returned
on Wednesday evening from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Eastman and
Miss ELLA prisk visited in Dodgcvillo
ON last Sunday,
Mrs. Annie Cassidy Is here from
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, for visit with
her sisters Mrs, Slower aud Miss
Emma Saris.
The G, Nj. 4 st, T.. KY company
has commenced work ON it's new short
line between GAINESVILLE and Chicago.
The now route will shorten tho run
between this city aud Chicago twcnty-
eight miles,
otto kliehonsteiu arrived home on
on last Tuesday night from Chicago,
where he underwent II surgical oper-
alton He Is now feeling as we'll MS
can be expected. considering the
seriousness Of tho ease. He has nj
ways been an Industrious man, but
was compelled TO quit work ON ac-
count Of illness. II Is to be hoped
that his recovery will be speedy.
John lfriudcn Is here from Chicago
for visit with relatives and friends.
Will Bennett, Joseph Trewcek
Crawford Ross and Robert =, Craw
ford, students OF the State university
are home for the Easter vacation.
Miss Kate Hooking Is home from
the Milwaukee Downcr college for
Easter vacation.
5. e, Thomas will occupy the west
part ct the j. L. Miller building, on
High street, rs paint shop.
Services will be held at Trinity
church on Good Friday ut 1880
o'clock in the morning: three hours
service from l. to ; o'clock Evening
service 100. On Easter Sunday
EARLY Communion at $40: morning
prayer, sermon and Holy Communion,
1890; childfcns service $50 y. III.