Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-04-27
NUMBER II.
Personal Points.
Mt Martin didn't go--tus busy

- ON NHoW mas moved INTO JeO.
lIenry's house.
u, II. Hankius is home again
from MaZomanie.
John Daum came home last Fri
day; we think, from Dubuque
Father O'Keefe's brother, of
Darlington, was in the city Sunday.
Bob Evans, the popular harness
maker of Dodgcville, was with ua
Sunday,
Mrs. Sue Teasdalc went TO Shulls-
burg Monday; Johns mother is
quite ILL.,
Charlie Ferrin aud wife, of Oar
lington, spent Sunday with friends
in this city
Jas. Harris moved out to his
Graysyille farm Thursday last. His
home in the city is for sale.
--R. 5. Smith aud J. j. Heath
cock, of Linden, attended "chaptcr"
in this burg on Monday evening.
C d. Streeter, Of Lancaster, was
with us Tuesday--he's Gen'l Travel
ing Ag't for DS Mofgan's RcaperCo.
This afternoon Miss Emily Oar
lington, of Barreltown, goes to Des
Moines, for, perhaps, protracted
stay
Josiah Lanyon, of Englewood,
Ill.--a longtime Pointcr--is visiting
his numerous relatives and friends in
the city.
Uncle Sam. Hamilton and wife,
of Darlington, came up on Friday
evening to the Good Templars'
meeting.
Mrs. JAS. Brewer, Sr., on Tues
day started for Spencer, Iowa, whore
her husband is supervising farm
operations.
--"Uncle Dick Cornelius has sold
his IA acre tract to Dick James; aud
is now making his home with VIM.
Holman, whose wife is a neice.
j. G. Patten, the agreeable agent
of the Zopesa Cbemica Go, of Buf-
falo, n y, called on Tuesday and did
business in good way--he's going
to advertise.
Last Friday Frank Jones went
to Broadhead TO attend his step
fathers funeral. Mrs. Orvis will
/ probably make her home in this city
with her sons, Frank and VIII.
&C. NJ. Law, with the Kimball
Organ folks, at Chicago, came up
last Friday "to see the folks" Geo.
is a high-up Republican aud looks
rs though his conscience is easy.
DIR Osborn is going to leave US,
to go, probably, to Cleveland, o. In
his stead comes DIR II. =. Mix, Of the
same school, who is highly spoken Of
at Highland, from whence he comes.
DR.. o. leaves lucrative practice.
lion. J. W. Rewey visited his
many warm, personal and political
friends in this city last Thursday
and Friday. While in our sanctum,
we scanned his face for "the wear"
of legislative labor, but it wasn't
there.
WIN. Hooper, A. Richardson, u.
Schrieter, Capt. Waddington, G. S.
Anthony, ]. T.. Otis, Dr. J. J. Pilling,
G. q. Thomas, JAS. M. Dame, III. III,
Ray, of Darlington, Ii. A. Nuss, of
Gratiot, Rev. J. Il. Pryor, Sr., and J.
Il. Pryor, Jr., Dodgeville, Hon J.W.
Rewey, Miflin, o. j. David, of Mont
fort, aud several other defenders Of
the Holy Sepulcher," were on duty
last Thursday evening at the Mason
ic hall. Not an oyster escaped 10
tell the sad fate Of his comrades.
j. Dave, G. Masten, w. Thomas,
s. d, Laryon, Chas. Blewett, Josiah
Jacka, Sam'l Francis, &. Keeler, DR..
J. II. Vivian and daughter, A Hux-
table and wife, Nicholas Treweek, A.
White, John Nancolas, n. T. Martin,
Fritz. Vivian, Joseph Ellery and wife,
w NJ. Cox, Richard jackson, Jr.,
William Smith, William II. BIewett,
James Penhallegon, and others, took
the early train yesterday for Monroe
to participate in the Odd Fellow an