Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26
Personal Points.

Geo. Ellis is taking a vacation
in the marble business, and is work
ing in the interest of the Mazomanie
knitting company.
The Milwaukee Evening Wis
consiu of late date says
James Ross, who at one time cut
a prominent figure in Wisconsin as
an editor and temperance lecturer,
has returned to the state after an alb
sence of seven years in Australia,
whittier he went To recuperate his
failing health. He found the cli-
mate Of Australia very trying, and
remarked that he was glad to get
back to the bracing atmosphere of
Wisconsin MIR. Ross will ultimate
ly make his home 1T Madison.
j. +. Hankins, of Mineral Point
has the contract for the inside paint
ing and decorating Of the new dwell
ing house just completed in the Will
age by Mr.. Daniel Beckerleg. He
is engaged at present on the work,
and the house when finished will be
one of the neatest and most attract
i've residences in the village
DodgegiHe Sun.
e. Osborne & Son, merchants
of this city, now at Belmont, perch
ed large American eagle on pole
In iii" b6sfK he neiarG ,apJha FQaEth.
red, white and blue.
- Its unfortunate and somewhat
remarkable how so many of the in
dustrious and earnest local preach
ers of the =. NJ. Connexion have
been disabled through ailments and
accidents, all at about the same time,
during the past week or more. Rev.
Hewitt has experienced much trouble
with an intlamed shin which accid-
entally came in contact with a nail
in board. Rev. j. Harris has a
painful attack Of lumbago. Rev. j.
Pearce with rheumatism in his wrists
and arms till he can scarcely raise
his hand to his mouth. Rev. VIM.
Jaeka Sr., sufficiently sick to call in
the doctor, but we are glad to report
him convalescent now. Rev. Geo.
Brewer has been experiencing great
inconvenience from dropsy, happily
of short duration.
BY n glance over the Cedar
Rapids Gowa) Republican, we notice
that Miss Mamie Harris daughter of
our industrious drayman, arrived
safely last week at her aunts, Mrs.
/ p. f. Randall, Of that place for a
visit.
We are glad to report at this
writing that Mrs. Rich d lIoare, who
for the past week has been danger
ously i'll, is some better and her
chances for recovery favorable.
-Wm. Flint, former citizen of
Iowa county, now Of Astor, Iowa,
dropped in on US the other day and
planked down for another year in
advance. Thanks. He looks well
and seems satisfied with the move.
-R. ID. Pulford, f. Sylvester,
S. j. Wright, w. A. Jones and N.
II. Snow, went to Platteville We'd
nesday to attend the dedication OF
the Masons' Hall.
Alex. Wilson returned from the
east Tuesday night.
Mrs. John Toay and her daugh-
ten Lizzie have gone to Cambria,
this state, to visit her son Sam and
wife.
On Tuesday Mrs. Jos. IL James,
accompanied by her sister Miss An
ME Smith, who has been visiting
with the former, arrived in this city
from Sac City, Iowa, for visit with
father and brother.
Mrs. Il. w. Harrison returned
to her home in Lemars, Ia, Tuesday,
after a two weeks stay among old
| friends and relatives, being called
here by the death of her mother
Conductor Snow met with a
painful accident Saturday at Gala
mine by getting his foot caught be-
tween bumper and the dead-wood.
It will hold him home for time,
but we hope not long
Mr.. Rich'd Penrose, one of Min
oral Points old citizens, but now OF
Rockford, H., was amongst us the
past week, shaking hands with old
friends and acquaintances.