Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-02-14

CeutS, ana tue pFotSGuS Will oS "SNON.
ed to the most excellent purpose of
administering comfort to the needy
among our country's detender.-Ihe
Chronicle.
Miss Bertha Brown visited last
week in Livingston, the guest of her
friend, Miss Roxy Chamley.
]. Gorgen \ Co. and Gorgen X
Pitt have removed to their new quar-
ters. See announcements elsewhere.
Mrs. Moses Stephenson returned on
Tuesday from visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Curtis, in Chicago, and her
son, Richard, At Middleton, Wis.
Grand Chancellor Burns will be
present at meeting Of Raven Lodge
IS at X. p. Castle Hall on Friday
evening, Feb. Is. All members are
earnestly requested to be present.
Henry Pitts, adjutant of George II,
Legate Post, has placed us under OBJ
LEGATIONS for copies of newspapers
published at Manila, Island of Luzou;
The Manila Freedom, The Manila
Times, and the American,
All who attend the Royal Tyroleau
concert, Feb -, will not only aid a
worthy cause, but will have the pleas
ure of listening to one of the best
entertainments ever given in the west.
\ statement of the resources and
and EabiIities of tbc lake shore
Bonl,inr and Sovin~s Comnanv. of
Cleveland Ohio. of which John NJ.
Cnndrv IL nrasident is Mt had Tho
resources amount to Sl.l2S, 276. .I6,
with deposits amounting to Sl,0l7,-
59O.3S
Mrs Rene Treweell has returned
from a visit to FnrndaIc. Mimi.
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1,"N'1 I.lJ "0,'t f o5I SIot,nili a
Weinrsday n nanrr on S'T6e ReIa.
tion of NiSsfonarirs to Each Other" +"
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Inc lunerai OF EThesC NI lIcnelI' VuE
son ol JouH MIUchcIi' U' ''lc IoN1 "
Mineral ONT IooN Pl4Cc ~ i'ouse-
LIZA iiie IN u" . mime in ~ Mirhiran nndor thr
most distressing circumstances. His
rnnains wnrn brouonf home on Satur-
day. A large number of his friends
and relatives from here attended the
funeral. He was in his 25th year and
in every way gave promise of "A useful
aud honorable life. The family have
the sympathy OF the community
Rev. Hadcastle of Mineral Point,
preached at the p. NJ. church at Lin
den last SUI day evening me south
west W lscohslh says ~ large con
Eregationi greeIe9 nun nun Oh Monu"y
toatS iC tSl,o,t zoo "' sbnrt ham, '''o '' '0''s
'oS7 oO'C' '0' 'lIo' - ,,,..,
southwest " lseohsl3' Mrs EuiCh
harWick maze up S!eisIlluG paISS
5, I5'SH d '','T" monf NV Vodnosdnv nynnin%
MN NJ, and Mrs r ~ richards
II 90, ,"as - rinasant occasion
rbo ori1d of Trinity church at Mrs
Tas w Hntrhison,s was a vnrv pieas-
omt otTair me attendance was nm to
thn a,rnraro INT thn larra h6usn
showed there was "still room. " The
receipts were corrcspondingly large.
Nrrs 7 ! Uanscom and children
ha,ia - ro.,,rr"d from a nr"lonrad yisit
MEX roIotiTos in MiIwanlyan
w., ''''' I"Is. 49,.
we are sorry 20 SGaCe Iil%O MI 'olu
6ord 90. gtr'@ri" t,' I,' With tI tha grin bnt we
,,', a"a y 'rIad J' ~ ho inro"ncd t6af he is on
a., i,I Gov, = a',,' to " booIth and strongtb
wy ""S " ,., ''''''
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nv sIuoo,S "V u'o'
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i{eV' >. H. C9ubb, ST. OF IIatIe-
vile, was mere TINS week tie always
"cIcolne "ulopS MS 'i'""S u iI'''S,
II. ID. Thomas and Oscar a. olson,
bankers, OF BlanchardVllle, Will open
a bank at BeIIcvllle, Dane county,
about March /.
Mr.. Samuel Ross is back from st.
Louis. His family will return few
weeks later.
Tho .S,ato + oc,,,ror fo,. tho Masonic
hodio. Al Vonnr. snant Fridav
born insf,mcting his 7hratbern From
hore he '.'v want ~ DodpaviIIn and from
thara he gons to Linden.
Mrs. W. S. Ross gave her SUNDAY