Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-23
Mineral Point Fair
AUGUST2O, p, -, %, 1901.


was knowledge of this fact that caus.
ed general demand for his rein
statement aud the consequent action
OF the board. :"
The Darlington Democrat wisely
places "ady.' after reading notices oI
travelling doctors, who write their
notices in such u way as to have them
appear as endorsements written by the
publisher.
Tuesday, June 4th s the date Of the
Post and Corps picnic TO be held on
the farm of Mr.. aud Mrs. II. II.
Wright, instead of June 6, rs at first
decided upon. Remember june 4th is
the correct date.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Oswald, OF
Lancaster, spent few days in Miner
ter, Mrs, Isaac Deller.
Chas. Grange and Torrance Doyle
have gone to Beloit, where they have
secured employment,
The Mineral Point chapter of the
Eastern Star gave very pleasant
entertainment at Masonic Temple last
Friday evening. While only brief
notice was given, the attendance was
quite large, The program consisted
of short drama, steriOptiCau views
ana vocal ana hstrumenIal music
and was we'll rendered.
non l. I. hlcnmonu' OF MaulSou,
Will denver the aauress aj Ihe Nom-
ulencement exercises oi tae Mineral
Point Hlgh school, on FRIDAY morn
ing May d.
Mrs. Ida Lamb, of Ouray, Col, is
mere Visitlug at Ihe nome OF Mr' ana
MRS Allreu w aIlace'
Mrs. Bigwood, of Galcna, was a
guest this week of MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Hendra,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tones. of
ShulIsburr spent sunday last With
friends i'm this city. the unSsts of Mrs.
George Brewer,
A., MAJ, Ma, ,,,.,,,,,,,5 ,odo, r,oo,
W. .,i ''vy .,i"9 C,,, NV 0o""S - w. W.,
funeral of his brother-in-law, Adam
Eulbero..
Madison Do,,o,rot Nov, d. Corrt,,
rn4" ~ rC tS'I - u DSnIC. NlT"n' o' nS' W"nr
uuEG ~. t9Do, ~, ne, o D"' lug ,ou'
'sI -, y,'t9 foot S n 'C9yV '5at nroLo+a
hUSiCaplo ,"y nc soy U+ vl"V 00"So
,'3 Iva ~, ,LSi'f,r',,.. II
IL H has 40 dnmhied IN TaFoTette % ronrty in
20 Years.
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stu"S SIu SIa,,5,, 1o.''"y hl,eS 'eSul'ioo i..
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'0lo9Ui"S an" p'0n''olo WI" 'L'io"'
Rev, John Hardcastle, Il. j. Pen
hal!egOn, Jr., Fred Hall, w, +. Prisk
and wife, and Samuel Scorco repre-
sented the Primitive Methodist church
of this city in the fifty-seventh annual
conference of the +. NJ. church, held
at Albion, from May II to y inclus-
we = MessrS. j.. =; lahNlns ana
allles brewer were ueIcs "Ces, puV on
account VI business Ll"''c'S were "n-
~ y, W '''YN
Mr' anu Mrs 'ohh FehhalIes ou'
IaVeIy returned Ifom LeMars' nave
zone 10 housekeeping IN MIS- Isaac
denne Gf tho oNi Iato w ~ ''E3 Ha33cv VIZ
Mrs Pnffor of Monroa was q
anast of ,ba r. : un,oI for sa',ora !
Il 1a Of yuaaly Gba attapAa1 q moot .
in% ~ tho Reiiaf Corms whiIe barn
i'7 ' 80 ~ 49, ~
= nGer lG Ihe heauIhg, Netera9 Drug,
Tho pp W. of iost hmns
daU v sa ' rs %Sammal w TWrabf | Tho vol
10y Soy 5,,nrj"t % ~, Sivts nTd av '"C Crand
aIo u 5iGd S nf Iia " Lnlinos "i'u nG
ilI 49, lie t'ro 70 ,,'f The nr
0S" ai,9 .,,,,G t tI, p,.i"tad
nouncement is a portrait OF our form
er townsman and brief biographical
sketch. The Journal says that Mr..
Wright has had several propositions
in the legal line. a number from cor
Por"Clons' 5 puC ne mas mas hoe ytO ucCer,
nhlne" .h "ne'lier iie VIII "'oepO "uy VI
'le'L'
Mrs. John Is. Wallis Is at Perry,
Iowa, with her son Blight, who Is
very sick.
Mr.. Robert Hawke. of Linden, was
in town on Wednesday, on his way
home from the p. NJ. conference at
Albion.
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