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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-08-13
MIFFLIN.


w. J. Thomas, Republican candidate
for county treasurer at the primaries.
Sept. /, was here from Dodgeville Fri
day Interviewing political friends.
Miss Lillian Kelly of Montfort en-
joyed the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs.
Irwin Vickerman and also of other
Mitf1in friends the past week.
Miss Gretta Livingston returned to
her home Aug 6 at Livingston after
nursing the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hitchcock for three weeks.
Claire Fieldhouse of Dodgeville was
here last week on business and was
visitor at the home of his aunt Mrs.
Mary Liddle.
There were some from our village
who took in the sights at the big days
at Fennim ore Thursday and Friday.
Carol Steinborn entertained few
little friends at her home Friday after
noon, it being her seventh birthday.
Mr., and Mrs. \. Larson and two
children spent Saturday with relatives
at Platteville.
Hermann Lantzshultz of Dubuque
was a visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Bainbridge while here on
business the fore part of last week
Rev and Mrs Tyrrell and son were
recent visitors with friends at Pleasant
View.
Mrs Frank Carmichael and daughters
of Chicago are here visiting with their
aunt Mrs. r. II. Jinkins.
Eelma Doering has been spending
the past week with her aunt Mrs.
Joseph Arthur at Mineral Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bainbridge were
Mitfijn callers at Mineral Point Satur-
day.
Mrs Robert Jinkins and children and
her niece Mrs. Frank Carnichal We're
guests Of Mrs. Jinkins son Harry and
wife at Linden Friday
Miss Iva Gribble goes to Dodgevillp
this week to attend the big Home Com
ing there.
Miss Tamar Jenkin had visit from
Mr.. + Rambo, who arrived here from
Waterford Wis, Saturday evening.
J. o Cushman IF Mourfore visited
with relatives andfrieud- here N.uday.
Mr and Ml-. George Hug5u and SON
Curtis of New Providence were mere .u
their car sunday attending .h1ran and
,-i-;-frlr rri4,7-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-08-13
Family Picnic.

Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Engols and
family, Mr.. and Mrs, +, j. Engels and
family, MIR. and Mrs. Nicholas GRADER
and family, Mr., and Mrs John H. Gray
and family. Mrs Lena Smith and
daughter of Evanston, H., Mr.. and
Mrs, George Philips, and the Misses
Mary and Anna Weokler enjoyed an all
day picnic last Thursday ut the pleas
ant farm home Of Mr., and Mrs. Henry
per We're served in the open air on tho
green. The day was spent in fishing
and other amusements, All report
fine time
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-08-13
RIDGEWAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hible and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Otter of Union Mills
We're guests at the home of John Ternes
last week.
Earl Anderson spent Thursday and
Friday with friends at Platteyile and
Fennimore.
Miss Gertie Mikels of Spring Green
visited friends here last week.
Miss Margaret McGann returned
home Thursday after spending five
months with her sister Mrs, James
McCarragher at Hollandale.
Thomas Whalen, Jr. was Mineral
Point caller on Wednesday evening of
last week.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Kretlow of Madi
son were guests at the f. G.. Kretlow
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fitzsimmons Of
Mineral Point spent several days last
week at the T, w. Strut home.
Miss lone Amundson went to Beloit
Saturday to visit with friends.
Miss Margaret Stude Of Mineral Point
visited with friends here last week
Gene Dougherty, Jr. went to Edge
ley, North Oak, last week,
Miss Alice Ryan returned home on
Tuesday after spending five weeks at
the Dells.
Miss Louise Wager went to Dubuque
Tuesday to visit friends
Mrs. j. d. Evans and sons returned
to their home at Oak Greek Colo, last
week after ,pendinS the summer with
her father, Patrick Ryan ST.
Mr. and Mrs Glenn Lindsey were
at Gal.na last week visiting with Nh
and Mrs f. Chatt
Mrs, l. c. Harding and children gf
Burlington are guests at the Timothy
Lynch home.
Mrs Ida Ruggies spent the pas; wees
with relatives At BarabOo
Mr.. ana Mrs Frank Yapp, D. J.
Williams ana daughter Della autoea
10 PlattevIle one day last week.
Mis-. Mabel Shepherd and Elmo
Clark spent Friday at Fennmore.
Mrs. John p Terne- and dauga,a
Bernadue We're at DoIseyHe visiting
relative, last week.
The Misses Della Williams. IL
PAUL, Lucretja and Mae Strut. a.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-08-13
New Office Rooms.

The law offices Of Fielder Il Fielder.
attorneys. are now in the front rooms
Bank building. The rooms have been
specially fitted up for the use of the
firm aud are large and conveniently ar
ranged, The new stairway leading
from High street makes all of the of =.
fees on the second floor of the building
easy Of access
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-08-13
JONESDALE.
fine time.
ily MIss EvALRNA Lazy


Miss Maggie McDermott returned to
her home in Dodgeville Tuesday after a
visit here.
Mrs Frank Duncan and two children
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with
her mother Mt Dodgeville.
Anna Parsons of Dodgeville, who has
been visiting here for the last couple of
months. returned to her home Friday.
John Ley was a Dodgoville caller
Thursday.
Ed. Ley, James Harris, George Frank
callers Monday.
William Kramer of Linden visited
friends here Monday
Ed. Ley. james. Peter and Matt.
Jackson and George Scherer autoed to
Prairie du Chen on business Thursday.
Frank Duncan was u Dodgeville
caller Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. Nicholas Scherer and
family spent Sunday at the Thomas
Uren home in Holandale.
Misses Lizzie aud Jane Ley spent
Wednesday at Carl Rocks of Garrison
Grove
Margaret Jones returned to her home
Mt Dodgeville Thursday after visit
with friends here
Ole Swenson of Hollandae spent
Monday at this place.
Richard Jackson spent Thursday with
friends at Dodgevlle
Dr. William Reese made u business
"trip to this place Wednesday.
Francis Frank had business at Min
eral Point Wednesday,
Mrs George Scherer and three sons
spent Friday at Maurice Ducey's at
Hollandale.
George Frank of Yellowstone il Wis
itinB with friends here at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. James erase were
Dodgeville callers Monday,
Miss Mary erase. Mrs. Howard
Nicholas aud Mrs. Walter Humbert
had business Mt Dodgevile Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Ley spent Thursday and
Friday with friends at Dodgeville.
Blanche Carter was n Dodgevile
caller Wednesday.
Gilbert johnson is spending few
days at this place at present.
Roy Burke returned TO his home in
Dodgeyille after a months labor for
John Ley.
Lucille Harr~ spent Saturday and
Sunday 1T the Il II. Harris home at
Bethel.
Cecilia Leg spent Saturday and sun
day At Dodgevlle
Mrs. John Ley visited Wednesday
and Thursday with iriends at Dodge
Vile and south Survey
Seth, William and Fannie Reeves
antocd 10 Mineral Point on business
saturday
Several from here attended the Male
Quartet 1t Betnel sunday night.
Charles Cox Of Dodgeyille spent Fri
day and saturday with friends near
here.
Mr., Roy Waiter. and Mrs. Charles
Wcndorfot lIollau,iale spent Monday at
Francis Frank here
Unclaimed Letters.
MlSEHAL PoINT, Aug. Ii, l9l4.-Let-
t.r- addressed IL gallow- ramaiu unclaimed at
the Mineral Point py-tofice:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-08-13
THE MINERAL POINT FAIR
OF 1914

z TSHE managers putting forth strenuous
efforts to make the Mineral Point FAr OF
1914 successful i'll every respect We are
living i'll progressive age; and the progress of
the age Will be shown not only bv the exhibits at
our Fair, but also by the mcaus of travel to the
Fair. People living hundreds OF miles away are
coming 10y TRAM by auto, motorcycle, and other
vehicles propelled hy motive power, to iojn i'll 1
reunion of the people of southwestern WISCONSIN,
and to witness the carrying ont of 4 varied and
interesting program.
Mineral Point extends hearty welcome to
everybody to come and Join i'll the pleasures Of the
occasion.
The exhibits i'll Industrial hall and i'll the ma
machinery and stock departments will couvnce
visitors from distant parts that this section of Wis
consin IS going forward; and further, will Justify
the management i'll its claim OF making the Fair
of this year bigger and better than ever before.
The Sports and Special Attractions which have
been secured Indicate that there will be deep u-
terest manifested from the beginning to the close
of the Fair. These are announced on another
page of this paper, and need not be enumerated
here,
The Mineral Point Band "a home organization
spring music every day and evening of the Fair
The Educational exhibit is to be made a lead
ing feature of the Fair this year Cash prizes to
the amount of S350,00 are offered bv the Fair asso
CATION County Superintendent J. A. Van Malta
has charge of the department, and has enlisted
pupils from All parts of the county in the effort to
make the department creditablc to themselves and
to the Fair. The exhibits will show what is being
done i'll what is regarded strictly school work
and they will also show what is being done by the
girls and boys of the city and rural schools in the
raising of field and garden products and the grow
ing of grains and grasses for which the blue grass
region of Wisconsin is peculiarly adapted. To
thus incite the interest of young people in work
which will better fit them for tasks that will come
to them i'll the future, is purpose which should
and believe will, receive hearty encouragement
from people III general
The citizens of Mineral Point will be glad to
have their neiGhbors and friends, from far and
near, visit the Fair They ask them to come and
be convinced that its attractions as represented
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-08-13
THE MARRIAGE RECORD
Hible-Schraeder

Married, at Dodgeville last Thursday
morning, Aug. 6, by Rev. Nestande
Miss Frieda Hible, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Hible of this city to Mr.
friedrich Schroeder of this city. Both
bride and groom are we'll and favorably
known here and have the good wishes
of many friends. They will reside here
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-08-13
Germans Face AIIiGS
at Three Points.
DUTCH DEFY GERMANY
Austria Officially Declares War
on Montenegro.
JAPAN MOVING LARGE FORCE

Austrian Subjects at Bosnia Said to se
in RebeIIion-French Troops Fall
Back From Neutrality-suspicious.
Make Another Attack on Belgian
Forts Reported epuIsed-Austrtan
Reported Driven From Russian City.
Paris, Aug. 12.-Great opposing ar
mics are in contact along a twenty
mile battle front on the French border
south of Luxembourg Still farther
south alternate French and German
victories are reported. The Germans
say they have driven the French back
from MuelhauSen. The French say
there is no longer a German soldier
i'll France The French department of
the Meuse, the Alsation territory near
the Swiss frontier, and the Belgian
territory near I4iege are three great
centers OF land operations. France is
receiving black re-enforcements from
Africa.
Washington, Aug 12-Oficial no,
tiCe of Austria's declaration of war
oil Montenegro was received by the
state department.
Brussels, Aug 12--Holland is about
to make a peremptory demand on
Germany to withdraw her troops from
the Dutch frontier. Already an ex-
planattun for the massing of the Ger
man army on her boundaries has been
demanded The foreign office here an
nounces that its advices from The
Hague We're that the Dutch govern
ment is preparing to tell the kaiser
that the failure of the Germans to
withdraw from the frontier will be
considered a casus belli
Cettinje Aug. 12,-The Montenegrin
and Servian armies have moved we'll
into the interior of Bosnia, and it is
announced that a general uprising OF
BOsnians to throw off Austrian rule
is impending SO confident are the
authorities that a revolution is i'm
pending that arms are being made for
the use Oh the enLlTe provinces or
Bosnia and Herzegovina almost imme-
diately."
Shanghai, Aug. 12.-The captain of
a Japanese vessel which arrived here
reports that $4,000 Japanese soldiers
had embarked on transports and were
awaiting orders. He said he believed
their destination was Tsing-Tau the
German possession in China.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-08-13
French Quit MueIhausen.

Paris, Aug. IA large force OF
Germans on Saturday night attacked
the French advance guard which had
pushed forward on Cermay and Muel.
hau'en. Before this attack the com
mander Of the French troops had quit
Muelhausen and assembled his troops
in the rear Of the town He quickly
placed his forces in a fighting line and
stopped the advance Of the Germans.
who, according to French reports. were
superior in number The actions of
the French are declared to have heen
brilliant ant It is claimed that they
remain masters OF northern Alsace.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-08-13

Red The Want ads. "a page :.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-08-13

Washington, Aug. 12.-Oficial no.
tiCe of Austria's declaration Of war
oil Montenegro was received by the
state department.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-09
NEW RULES OF THE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY

cept by the order Of judge OF com
petent Jurisdiction.
Upon the completion OF said
revision the county chairman shall
Immediately iile in the office OF the
clerk of court list duly certified by
him Of all names added or dropped
from said roll, with age, place of
residence and occupation. which list
shall be preserved by the clerk along
with the duplicate roll on file in his
oiIicc ana any person may there in
spcct said roll and list of corrections
at all times.
Tho original roll shall be re-
turned to the secretary OF each clui,
! and by him delivered to the managers
0f the primary election before the
hour or opening the polls; and no pcr.
son shall he allowed to yj:" - said
election whose name does not appear
on sgid original roll us herein rcuuir-
cd The managers OF election Shall
return said rolls to the secretary OF
The club Immediately after the coun
ting Of the votes and the declaration
0i The result. or aS soon thereafter as
practit y" Provided III the original
roll he i..l or miscarricd {; copy Of the
duplicate rs corrected by the county
committee and filed In the clerks Of
lice such copy to he certified to by
hiIi shall he used III place Of the orig
innl
Special Provisions for charleston.
II. Provided. however That with
III the city limits OF all cities of over
lI.000 inhabitants the following pro.
visions shall obtain:
new enrolment shall be made
every election year. beginning on the
third Thursday in May OF said year,
and closing 80 days before the primary
No name shall be entered on Il club
roll unless the applicant shall have
filed with the secretary Of the proper
club at least 90 Gays before tie prim-
ary- an application on the following
form properly signed and witnessed: !:
!, ---. hereby certify that | am
Il native tnatnralized) citizen OF the
United States; that | have hceu Il resi-
dent OF the state OF South Caroline:
since ------------- lone year previous
to date OF primary; that am citi-
zCa of the said state or | shall havr
been Il resident Of said state with the
bona tide intention of Incoming citl-
zen OF said state at least one yenl
next preceding the primary: that am
Il resident OF --. living at No. -
----------- street, in said city; thnt |
am - years Of age. = feet, inches
In holght, and ! hereby apply for en-
rollmcnt in Club , Ward --.
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Applicant.
Witncss:
(Namel
(RGSidence)

| .
The residence. age and height OF
each voter shall he recorded opposite
the name of the applicant ON the club
roll.
IA. The secretary OF each ward
club shall. within Az hours OF the re-
ceipt OF an application In the above
form enter the name of said appls-
cant upon the club roll. provided he
is satisfied that the application Is bona
Tide and his signature is genuine. II
he Is. not satisfied OF this. lie shall
at once, not later than 48 hours after
It's receipt transmit the application to
the secretary OF the county commit
tee.
Is. The county comraittcc shall
have ull OF the names OF applicants
whose applications haze been taus
transmitted to 1t. together with tho
nemo Of tho witness to each npplica-
tion published. 1t shall also call upon
each Of said applicants in said publ
cation to appear at fixed time ana
place to show why his name should bt,
enrolled. All names which the coun-
ty committee or any subcommittee
thereof appointed for this purpose. dc
eide are entitled to enrolment shall he
sent back to the respective secretaries
and by them entered upon the respoc-
tive club rolls.
16. The county committee sEan
give ample opportunity within the GO
days during which the club rolls are
filed with tho county auditor for fling
and hearing complaints of the enroll
nlent OF those not entitled to vote in
tho approaching primary. The namo
complained of, tho witness to the at
plication and the party complaining,
together with the time fixed for the
hearing, which shall not he within
three days OF the publication. shall ali
be published in tho daily newspaper OF
that city
II. The county committee, through
subcommittee appointed for that
purpose. shall. after giving all Oppor-
tunity for answering all complaints.
make up challenge list" OF those
In It's Judgment not entitled to vote IL
the approaching primary, and shall
I! . with the managers fench polling
precinct no many OF snid names us
shall appear on the rolls constituting
the registered list or lists at said poll
ing precincts. One of the managers
to be designated by the chairman OF
tho county committee, shall challenge
any one offering to vote In any Of said
names and shall place the ballot in an
envelope. indoreing thereon the aamo
OF the voter and OF himself and the
ballot shall he kept separate and NOT
counted hut turned over to cha county
committee as hereinafter provided In
section 40.
49, The chairman OF the subcom,
mittee above referred to shall appear
before the county committee at. It's
hearing on the subject OF challenge
have been made with reference to each
name in which a challenged vote on
the Challenge lit" has been cast.
10. The clubs shall meet In tho 4th
week In April of each election year
for reorganization on such day and at
such hour as tho county committee
shall determine. due advertisement
thereof being given. at least two weeko
In advance. The place OF said meet
ing shali be published at least 48 hours
previous TO the meeting by the presi-
densS OF each club. Upon the failure
OF any club spresident 20 publish said
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-09
Why we want
Small Accounts

Do you realize that hundred
small accounts make q bank
stronger than q dozen ;:.vge ones
even II they aggregate the sama
total OF deposits?
That's why we are constant
ly seeking new customers. We
want as wide circle OF friends
and customers as possible.
OF course. large accounts are
welcome, too. for it is our pur-
pose to serve ALL people.
But we want men and women
OF limited means to know that
this bank is willing TO accept
their deposits and give them the
advantage Of our advice and ev-
cry facility of tho institution.
il vOu arc not a bank deposi-
tor at all come In and get ac-
Gnainted with us. We will be
lad to talk things over with
Ou.
Citizens
National Bank
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ming Su1n picuSeS ana before tile C1OSe
Of the election, should any candidate
die or become physically Incapacitateo
or withdraw, II shall te the duty of
the state or county committee (as the
ase may bel to afford op,urrunit,
tor entry OF other candidates for the
office involved and should such vacan-
cy occur after said 20 days. thcn the
balloting for said Office shall not be at
tho succeeding primary, but at such
other times as may be fixed by said
committee, and that they shall provide
for the filing of pledges.
33. All candidates must subscribe
to the following pledge. as required h..
the act OF the general assembly ann
file the same with the clerk OF the
court in which he is candidate, un-
less he should be a candidate In more
than one county, in which case he
shall file the same with the secretary
OF state, before he shall enter upon
his can paign. to wit
I the undersigned ,------- .--- - : -
of the county Of = --l-, and
State Of South Carolina, candidate for
tho Office OF : 49,, ------ here
by pledge that Will not give nor
spend money, or use Intoxicating liq-
uors for the purpose OF obtaing or in
f1uencing voters. and that shall at
the conclusion c the campaign and be-
for the primary election, render to the
clerk OF court or .(secretaTy of state as
hereinbefore provided). under. oath, an
itcmized statement OF ,all money spent
pr provided by me during the Can't
paign purposes up to that time. and
further pledge that VIII Immediately
after the primary election or elections
that am candidate In trsnder. an
itemizcd statement, under oath, show
ing all further moneys spent or pro-
yided by me In said election ss |.
[. First Primary, FL III !;
81. For the purpose Of, nominating
candidates for governor, lieutenant
governory and all other State. officers,
including solicitors in the respective
circuits. United States senator ana
tonsressnen In respective districts
and all county officers. except mastars,
magistrate and supervisors of re8istra-
/ ton. a direct primary election shall be
held on the last Tuesday In August OF
each election year, and a second and
third primary each two weeks success
siveIy thereafter It. necessary: ProvId-
cd, That tls county committee OF any
county, shall be az liberty. sto order
q primary election for mhntersS ana
magistrates. bnt not TOR members Of
the county board OF control 1SSS the
1ispsnssrses, NOR for county lspsns
80. Ths man sssrs al each voting
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the general assembly and county Of
ficers. and shall lsforward Immediately
to the chairman Sf the State committee
OF Columbia, s.. CT; the result OF the
election In their respective counties
for United States senator, State Off
GERS. congressman and solicitors The
State committee Shall proceed to- can
vass the vote and declare the result.
42.-The protests and contests for
county officers Rnd members OF the
general assembly siiaIl be, filed within
two days after the day of the dec
laration by tho Cpuntyy committee OF
the result OF the ielection with3sthe
chairman OF tho county committee,
and said county committee shall heas
and determine the same atsits .firsl
meeting thereafter. J The State COM
niittee shall meet on the, Tuesday al.
ter. each primary or : at such other
chairman, to hear and decide protests
tors. State officers, cpnkressmen and
OF the county mittee shall act a.
any contest wherein his candidacy ia
Acted on: And provided further, That
mo- members sof the State committee
shall act In any contest wherein his
candidacy 10 acted ss,on. The protests
and contests for all officers excep,
county oonicers and members OF SIS she
general assembly shallA be fffied within
fve days after the election with the
Chairman Of the State comdhit tse
5. The Htate commit ssskaifa also
rsyfews on appeal the decisiun 6f the
county eommitte as 70 6oqnt othceri