Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-12-21
Diamond Grove, were married at the
Primitive Methodist parsonage.

Mrs MOORE will bAe;n her dane
ing school with grand opening ball,
in Harris building, this evening
Thus far this winter has been one
of considerable mixture and
severe cold last week, followed by
rain again this.
ALL the newest and most desire
able patterns of Holiday Furniture
at Alf. Bishops, which is the place
to invest in choice and useful gifts.
McST Of the business houses Of this
city is in holiday apparel but the P
o. Book Store, with its liberal ever.
green festoons, Chinese lanterns, etc,
is the prettiest of them all
f. r. BREEN has sold the Ridge
way Enterprise to Dan'l T. Jarvis.
Has Dan'l bought it in the interest
of the Independent Temperance
Party?
LosT-November eth, on the Ga
lena road, between the list ward pub
lie square and Quick's farm, a double,
wooden shawl. The finder viii please
leave it at this office.
HAVE you seen that beautiful doll
so nicely attired at Hanscom ~ Co'si
tits the most life-Hke inanimate thing
we ever saw. The fact is, Jot Han
scom bushes every time he looks it
in the face. See it.
LosT-Last Monday morning, be
tween the Nj f. Church and the de-
pot, two veis-a blun, and a brown.
The finder will oblige 10y leaving the
same at tie TRIBUNE office.
Will SHEPARD has been taking
stereoscopic views of bpth the in
terror and exterior of Trinity church,
and inside views Of st. Joseph's and
the Primitive Me hodist churches;
all of which are very neat.
TIE first good coasting the boys
have had this season came Tuesday
morni e; and when the lads slid off
their sleds by collision or bad steer
ing, moist garments was the result.
Eut it's all good for trade.
WE are in receipt of a copy of the
third edition Of Copp's Settlers Gmide
edited by II. N. Copp, Washington,
d. c.; ia pages, price 25 cents, in
cloth 75 cents. A handy work for
those going to settle on Government
lands.
AHT has outdone all previous at
tempts in placing holiday novelties
on the market, at the p. O. Book
store. The display of Christmas
cards alone is wonderful. Many
designs are elaborate and very
beautiful.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will have an oyster supper
in the lecture room of the church,
on Friday evening, Dec. 29Jh. A
cordial invitation is extended to a /,
as it is to raise funds to pay for
church organ.
MEERsCHACM, not mere sham, is
the quality Of Chas Springer's new
and grand display of Holiday pipes
and cigar holders. These are ap-
propriate presents for gentlemen
friends, and, remember, they are
warranted genuine meerschaum.
SOME sprinkled salt, some sowed
short shavings, some SHE'D saw dust,
some sifted ashes, and some sat sud
denly down on the snow and sleet-
covered sidewalks during last Tues
day. Such as sat down vowed they
never saw such slippery walks; but
such several statements seem sever
ed from truth, forgetting similar
scenes in years past.
CHRISTMAS services will be held
in the Catholic churches in this ciy
as follows: At St. Mary's, High
Mass aud sermon by Father Huber,
at u o'clock, Dec. 3lst; Mass at 0
a. N, and High Mass at 1890 a. N.
on Christmas. Vespers at 3 P. N.
AT st. PUBS, Father O'Keefe will
hold High Mass at 1890 m. In
the afternoon he viii go to Wald