Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19
PerS onal Poin IS.

ness, resumed studies at the Milwau
kee school this week
MIR. John J. Ross, and son VIII
are in Chicago attending some big
live stock sales.
B. c. Bennett took the early
train on Monday morning for Needle
ton, Colorado, where he holds posi-
ton as foreman of big mining
camp, in the interest Of a New
York firm.
DR.. Fishblatt, Jr graoed our
Office with his presence this week
while in our city on his regular trip.
lf such were possible sickness would
fade before his jovial and happy
manner.
-Wm Strauss has gone east in
the interest of Jos. Deller, to make
selections of suitable goods for
spring. His good taste will prove
benefit TO the buyers of this com
munity.
On Monday Richard Gundry
departed for Silverton Colorado.
j. NJ Mulhairn to Chicago
the first of the week. on business
and for little recreation.
Colin Wright, who lately re.
turned u full lledged graduate of the
law department If the Ann Arbor,
(Mich.) University, went to Monroe
this week To locate aud follow the
practice Of his profession, He il
young man of sitting qualities,
courteous and happy manners, and
of bright, ready intellect; and while
Monroe III to be congratulated on
the valuable addition to her circle
of business men, we can but regret
that Colin could not find sufficient
encouragement and attraction here
to remain.
Jas Penhallegon is in Chicago
on business.
-Chas. Sherman started this morn
ing to inspect the green pastures we
hear NO much about in Nebraska.
Mr.. John Dave, who recently
purchased an interest in Simon Ian
yon meat market, has been quite
sick of late, but we are pleased TO
report him able to slice off No.
steak once more.
j. Llyod Jones, one of Gundry
& Gr,y's popular clerks, has been
'under the weather" for several
days, and unable to attend to Gus
toners. He crawled out OH Mon
day, and unless some unfortunate
cause takes effect, he will soon be
on duty.
Richard Kennedy, the honorable
member of the assembly from the
western district of this county, was
in our city Saturday and dill justice
to his many friends in the way of a
hearty shake.
Rob. and Dick James started
on F,iday last for the scene Of their
brother Thomas death, in the Quin-
nesec, Mi h., mine disaster, return
ing again Monday evening. When
going to press no report had been re
ceived here of the recovery of the
body.
Geo. Grange, who had charge of
Bob James express aud dray busi-
ness during his absence, is a good
one.
Bro. Hearn, of the Chronicle,
must have "got on" to the scarcily
of locals this week, as his coming
in helped us out this much.
&C. w. Cobb, E-q, and wife re-
turned Saturday from Mexico, look
ing none the worse fur their trip.
Mr. Cobb reports a wonderful and,
Interesting country, with many op
portunities for speculation and money
making, but considers it too wild
for one OF his years.
Miss Cora Henry il home from
Galeua, where she has been spend
ing the winter with he: sister, Mrs.
Snelder.
w A. Gardner and wife, Of Bel
mont, are guests at Vivian's.
Hon. NJ. hi. Cnthren received
a complimentary vote for Assoca e
JHstiee Of the Supreme Court of l6S
at Putosi, Grant County
-Mrs. Kemp, Of Chicago, is en-
inyiug a yisit with her daughter,
Mrs. Jas. Brewer, Jr., Of this city.
Henry Nelson, formerly of Min
eral Point, bnt now travelling for
a Frreport Carriage Factory, drop.
ped in on MS Tuesday, with a hearty
"huw-d,dO."
-Rch'd Crawford has gone to
Iowa u look after some land in
which he is interested. SO we sup
pOse.
VIII Jeuck came up from Du-
buque Saturday evening.
-Wm. Robinson, of Moscow, aud
one Of the best citizens Of Iowa