Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-09-21

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20 to Atchison. Kansas, where Miss
Eta will assist her sister Mary in
teaching II large select school.
Hon. john Gray went to market
Monday morning., and will be absent
two weeks THE good crops this
year, and tho prosperous condition
OF all classes, will, he SAYS, "waI
rant large purchases for the Fall
trade That means-whatl
Home from Arizona! JAS, JEFF
frey, after eight years absence, made
glad the home OF bis parents--Mr
aud Mrs. Edw, G. Jetfrey-with his
presence one day last week. He
looks we'll, and, We understand, met
with fair prosperity while away.
Fred Phillips, operator at the
Northwestern depot in this city. has
been ordered to Madison to tempo.
rarily relieve the assistant train dis
patcher at that station, who is off on
a vacation.-G Gaieaa Guyette.
-Sickuess has had control of Aid.
LaMalle for the past few days, com
pelIlng bin to remain at home. Joe's
numerous friends hope to soon see
him around again in good health,
Miss Nettie Beaumont of lie
Mars, Iowa, and her brothers, Thos
aud viii, of Dubuque, are home;
their mother Is very i'll, aud Is not
expected to live hut n few days.
Mrs. John Eden, who with her
little folks have for two mouths beeu
visiting her pareuts at Hutchinson,
Kansas, came home on Wednesday
evening, the 18th inst.
Mrs. Morehouse, wh o has been
spending the Summer with her sis
ter Mrs. Fannie Co,d, returned yes
teriay to her home--Grass Valley,
California
-Authony uuxtablo returned from
n Dakota trip last week, aud informs
Us that he has added another lGV acre
tract Go his iarm--a homestead claim
this time.
Miss Sarah IIutchison went to
Chicago Tuesday to buy her Fall
stock OF millinery; hut she viii visit
/ Mineral Point before returning to
Storm Lake.
Dr.. j. II Divine, Of Storm Lake,
| Iowa, visited friends here during
last week; on Monday he went to
New York, where he will attend a
course Of lectures.
-Blanchardville was represented
here Saturday by Johu Harney, one
/ of her best citizens. Judging from
the gun he carried, wild game viii
suffer this Fail.
--Rev John Ralph smiles pleas
autIy upon everybody. He is not a
candidate for office, however; its a
uice girl baby, that'S all,-PicE and
God
Mrs. Jeffrey and daughter, who
have been visiting with friends here
! for the past two weeks, returned to
their Shullshurk home Tuesday
II. Johns, one Of the old timers
OF this city, sits cross legged at Geo.
kuhnhena's tailoring house; you'll
know bin as soon as you see him
! John Calvert, station agent at
! Gratiot, is enjoying two weeks
Iurlough; we expect TO report his
marriage in our next issue.
Misses Mile Holmes aud Nellie
! Crowley are in Enlargement Tues.
day morning; aud none are more
deserving such pleasure.
Rev A. CHARLES has located: or
at least has given up re2ular work
for the present, aud will attend col
lege at Mt Vernon. Iowa.
Go. Surveyor Joider is at the u,
S. Hotel, aud is doing some work tor
the city; also, for Dr. Vivian aud
GeuI Wilson.
We are pleased to chronicle the
recovery Of Chas. Hornung, Of the
City Bakery, after about ten days
sickness
Mrs Henrietta Sykes, Dubuque,
is visiting her niece, Mrs. Jno. Spen.
sIey; aud will, most likely, spend the
the Winter here
Colon Wright goes to Ann
Arhor, Mich, next Monday, where
he will resume the study Of law.
Charley Springer returned on
Mondays late train, alter four
days joIiiication iu Chicago
Miss Sepa Oates will teach The
jackson School' in Waldwick the
coming Winter
Mrs, Thos Rogers started on
Saturday for Chicago to- visit with
Sampson aud family.
Miss Ann Pridcaux went to Mon