Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-03
IOWA COUNTY DEMOCRAT
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Band at the Galena Fair this week.
Miss May Vivian returned to Chi
cago on Saturday, after three
months vacation spent in this city.
RUSSO & Hollands Big Revival Of
Uncle Toms Cabin-Opera hall, next
Tuesday evening, Oct. 8. Read ad-
vertisement on 9th page of this paper.
Mr.. Frank Aide left on Saturday
for Blanchardville to accept good
position as teacher in the schools at
that place.
Mr.. Bert Day went to Bcloit last
Saturday morning 10 work. His faith
or is employed in the shops OF Fair
banks, Morse Il Co.
Mrs. James Dickinson, of Blue
Mounds, visited the past week at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. George Hart
ley Of this city.
Mrs. VIM. Mauger visited friends
in Darlington last week.
Mrs. Pascoe and daughter Lydia
and son Frank left our city on Tues
day for their new home at GAINESVILLE.
We are sorry to loose them from our
them.
Our city teachers took advantage Of
the pleasant weather on Saturday and
took trip to the Mounds.
Miss l.. M. Bishop returned from
Plattevillc on Friday whore she had
been visiting her friend Mrs. S. II.
Chubb.
Bert Shea has gone to Joliet, ILL.,. +,
where he has secured n good position
with the telephone company ut that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, f. May and little
son left for their home in Iowa after II
two weeks visit with their father j,
May.
james benson, Of Bclvidcre, H.,
spent Sunday with his wife aud daugh-
ters in this city, and also looking for
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electric railroad which will extend
from GAINESVILLE to Rockford.
Mrs. Il. d. Whit, the wife of far
NOR living three miles northwest of
Arena, shot and killed large gray
wolf on Monday night, Sept. 30
Jothro Venning lately, employed in
Tho Democrat office, Is teaching
school In the town Of Willow Springs.
He Is IA graduate of the Mineral Point
High school and Il capable young
man,
Miss Annie Phillips returned home
ON Tuesday evening from Detroit
Mrs. f. NJ. Bailey has returned
from visit Of several weeks with rel
ativcs and friends at different points
In Iowa.
Rcv. =. S. Mather died in Man
chester, Iowa, on Monday, Sept. 10.
Mrs. Grant Eastman, Of platteville,
was the guest of Miss Ella Prisk on
Wednesday.
A reception for the new NJ. T.. church
pastor, Rov. w. +, Tomlinson and
family, will be given in the lecture
room of the church, Friday evening
the It'll.
Mr.. Joseph Callow has returned to
Chicago to complete the course of
study at the Northwestern Dental
College.
MIR, II. II. Chandler is visiting at
the home of his daughter, Mrs Chas.
Hcndra.
The Rathbono sisters enjoyed an
outing ON last Thursday. All enjoyed |
the drive and were Hospitality enter
tanned Mt the homes of N. Nj. Jewell |
and O, NJ. Anderson.
John Grace and sister Agnes OF the |
town of Dodgovtlle were in Mineral |
Point ON Wednesday,
MIR. John Nickcrmau, of Minlin,
died on Wednesday, He was a re-
spcctcd citizen and brother of Will |
liam Vickerman, of this city.
The Woman's Reading Club will |
hold their first meeting for the fall of
1901 on next Monday. 1t will be n
social meet and all who are expecting
to join are asked to be present,
Claude Harker Ia again ut the case
In this office for week or two.
Mcssrs. Nj. b, Martin, Charles aud
Hugh Wilson, OF Darlington, were in
Mineral Point on Monday. The Dem
ocrat acknowledges II pleasant call,
Mr.. William Koeney, OF the town OF
Eden, was in this city on Wednesday
and made The Democrat n friendly
call.
Van A. Smoker, of Dodgevtlle, has
gone to Chicago whore he will attend
the Northwestern Medical College,
The Hawaiian woman's club at