Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-18

of their pleasant parties tomorrow
FRIDAY night. \ large attendance
| is desired.
| We are glad to report that Hazel
! daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. J. keul-
ling is recovering from her recent
! severe illness.
w. H. Prideaux has just placed an
elegant new soda fountain in his
store.
Bishop Nicholson will oniciate in
Trinity Episcopal church, on Tuesday
evening, April 80.
Mr.. John Dave is slowly recover
ing from a severe siege of rheuma-
| tism,
The new council held its first meet
ing on Tuesday evening. Mayor B.,
7. Prideaux appointed A. G. 'Deller,
| Stansmore Vivian and John G..
Martin to be members of the board
of education, and Joseph PrideauX
weed commissioner. The council
elected John Schmit street foreman,
and M. J. Burns janitor.
Supt. L. d. Mayne, of the James
Vile schools has resigned his position
to accept the place of superintendent
of the public schools at Ishpeming,
Mich.
Married, on the 10Th day of April,
1901, by }. j. Kuelling, Police Justice
at the city of Mineral Point, John
Crapp aud Cora Atkins, both of Milf
! fin.
Died, at her home, 36S Orleans St. ,
Chicago, on Sunday, April :, Miss
Lille Nichols, beloved daughter of
Joseph and Josephine Nichols: aged
2l years, s months, and 81 days.
Rev. James Slidell, Rector of st.
Johns church, Milwaukee, and Rev.
Edgelow, Rector of Trinity church,
Platteville, have been guests at Trim
ity rectory for the past week. Both
are men of wide experience in church
work, and have been very successful
in their respective fields of labor.
Both report the most delightful SER
vices at Easter. Rev. Gilbert, of
Darlington, and Rev. Potter were ex-
pected, but were detained by parish
duties.
Mrs. Sophia Muenster received the
glad news of the arrival of baby
boy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
O. Bodell, of Dubuque, Iowa.
Mrs. Louise NeCollins was called
here from Hazel Green, Wis, the
past week on account of the illness of
her sister, Mrs. Martin NeCollins.
The attendance at the p. NJ. Alpha
society supper on Monday, was larger
then expected but the Alphas were
equal to the occasion and gave per-
feet satisfaction.
The p. M, choir rendered two very
excellent anthems at the church last
Sunday. They do special work at all
the services. They seem TO be present
and are great attraction at all their
gatherings.
Rev. B. F. Sheonfelt, of Dodge
vile, will preach in the +. NJ. church
next Sunday, at 1890 a. M, and 1880
p. N. Rev. Sheonfelt is young and
superior preacher, and presents the
gospel in beautiful manner.
Mrs. w. T. Cox and child of Evans
ton visited during the week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. b. j. Bennett
Married, at the p. NJ. Parsonage,
Mineral Point, April Is, 1901, by the
Rev. John Hardcastle, Mr.. Elisha w.
SineX, of Indiana. and Miss Maud
Bambrough, of this city. Mr.. SineX
is prominent machinist in Salem,
where he has a fine position. Miss
BambrOugh was born and raised in
this city, where she has very many
friends. Congratulations and good
wishes.
Rev. b. F. Sheonfelt will preach at
Lost Grove Sunday at 2.30 p. m.
Mr.. Alex. McNeill and daughters
Clara and Lottie, of Waldwick, visit
ed in Mineral Point on Wednesday.
Mrs. McNeill and daughter Alice,
who had been visiting for week with
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Alton, accompanied
them home.
Rev. G.. w. James, who has just re-
turned from abroad, will deliver his
popular lecture on "Snap Shots at
Europe" at the p. M. church on Fri
day evening, April 26.
Mrs. Heibring is in Freeport visit
ing her daughter.
Mr.. Nathan Jacobs. we'll known
worthy citizen of Linden, died on
Wednesday evening, of dropsy OF the
heart.
Mr.. John Charles arrived here from
Menominee, this state, on Wednesday
for brief visit with relatives and
friends. His family are still in Den
yer, where his son is gradually re-
gaining his health.
Samuel Wiebers is here from Chi.
cago with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. Jenkin, and will be employed
in the Jenkin hardware store.
Mr.. Morris Jacobs and wife are
here for visit at the home of her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Nicholas Ker-
gan. Mr.. Morris Jacobs home is in
Kansas City.
The Pierre S. Oak. Free Press, OF
recent date contained the following:
miss Agnes Martin, nephew Of
Deputy State Supt. Schellenger, has
completed her term of school in the
Isaac Adams neighborhood, and has
begun a spring term in the village of
Canning. She is a very successful
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