Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-02-01
NERAL POINT. WISCONSIN, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY /.


to be given by the Mineral Point band
at opera hall, Mineral Point, Feb. ;.
The young ladies of St. Mary 5
society will give supper at the city
hall on Wednesday, Feb. Ii. Supper
will be served at O'Clock. - cts.
for adults and Is cts. for children.
The Mineral Point band will furnish
music. Everybody invited.
Robert Julian, formerly of this
place, who is we'll favorable known to
many readers of The Democrat, has
gone into the restaurant business at
Moutfort, where he will be pleased to
see any of his old friends and ac-
QualItanceS.
Married, on Wednesday, Jan. 81,
at St. Paul's Catholic church, III this
city. by Rev. James O'kecte, MIR.
William Walsh and Miss Laura Law
erty. The bridegroom is son of
John Walsh, of Waldwiek, The
bride is a daughter of John Lavcrty.
Many friends tender best wishes and
hearty congratulations.
Mr.. J. L. Bcardsley received on
"Wednesday evening, the sad intelli-
gcnce of the death of his brother,
John Beardslcy, which occurred at
Minneapolis. Mr.. Bcardslcy and SON
in-law, j. j. Tcmby, started ON Thurs
day morning for Lone Rock, where
the funeral was held.
The Fire Company has secured the
Novelty Entertainers for Monday owe
ming, Feb. ), at opera hall MIR. Mes
crolc, who has witnessed perform
ances given by the Novelty Enter
taincrs. says that they are first class,
and are deserving of a crowded
house.
Ed Icnahan has received notitica-
tion from the c. Nj. X St. +. company
to report for duty in the bridge build
ing department., about Feb, 10. He
goes to Oeouomowoc.
\ telegram from Thomasvillc, Ga,
on Wednesday, Jan. 81, announced
the death of Uncle Charles James,
who left here some time ago, to spend
the winter in the south. The body Will
be taken to Milwaukee, for intcrmcnt.
Deceased was IS years of age. He re-
ceived a paralytic stroke after arriV-
ing at Thomasville, and G.. w. Holmes
and his sister, Miss Millie Holmes,
were called to attend him.
Mr.. and Mrs b. c. Guttenstein. of
Milwaukee,, are visiting in this city at
the home of MIR, and Mrs. a. G.
Deller.
Mrs. Robert James has gone to
Fort Dodge. Iowa, for n visit with
her sister, Mrs. Haines, the death of
whose only son was reported in The
Democrat of last week.
Mr.. Nicholas Hilger, died at the
home of his son. Frank Hilger,
in Dubuque, on January %. He
was born in 1910 at LuXemberg. lie
leaves to cherish his memory three
daughters and one son, the daughters
being Mrs. Peter +. Reger and Mrs.
Matt Roger, of this place, and Miss
Pauline Higher, of Dubuque. The
Wednesday, with services in ST.
Mary's Catholic church.
Rev. 7. Kent next Sunday morning
will preach on "lsaiah's $ tongue of the
learned to speak word in season to
him that is weary" In the evening
the subject will be, "rhe Angel OBJ
stacle.'
Preaching at Lost Grove next Sun
day morning and at Diamond Grove
next Sunday afternoon.
Last Sunday the zero weather did
not in the least incomode the congre-
cation at the =. NJ. church as both
morning and evening services We're
held in the lecture room which was
warm and cosy in the extreme.
Dodgeville Chronicle: Will Aide,
of Mineral Point, came over to
Dodgeville this week to help l.. +.
Blotz in his harness shop.
Married, in Platteville, Jan. "a,
by Rev. j. Hardcastle. Mr.. Geo.
Anderson and Miss Julia Branden-
burg, both of Mineral Point.
Blanchardville Blade: Geo. Mari,
accompanied by his two sisters Agnes
and Gerty, and VIM. Ryan, drove
over from Mineral Point Sunday and
visited at the nome of John Mari and
Garrett Graham.
Dodgeville Chronicle: Miss Geneva
Coates had the misfortune to fall on
a slippery walk last Saturday, caus-
ing her to break the fibula bone OF her
left leg about two inches above the
ankle. DR.. Williams set the bone
and she is doing nicely.