Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-03-15
Personal Points.
Peter Freden is on an inspection
tour in Dakota; went yesterday.

tour in Dakota; went yesterday.
u. NJ. Mulhairn was Mt Highland
and Montfort the first Of this week,
on business. Jim's cigars are very
popular over there--a bonanza for
him, we are glad to say.
-Sam1 J. Wright, the new secre-
tary Of the Southwestern Wis In.
dGstrial Association, is entitled to
special praise for the enthusiastic
manner in which he takes hold Of
his duties thus early in the season
Mrs. +. w. Whittlesey, who
has been in our midst during the
winter, the guest of her father, left
for her home in San Francisco on
Tuesday
Henry Sanders, the past year
with p. Allen & Son, has accepted
a situation in II. p. Schroder's store.
Platteville, and has moved his fam
lily th,re.
Ben. c. Bennett thought he had
resided in Wisconsin long enough
without visiting its capital while the
solans were assembled, so he turned
his Sunday collar on Monday morn.
ing and left for the scene of action.
Capt. 5. f. Shepard, of the gal.
liant old eleventh Wisconsin. was in
Madison last week, and the Democrat
of that place says he met with many
warm friends. Don't doubt it; Sid
has friends wherever he goes.
MIR. Homer Terrill, the Repubi.
can candidate of Supt of Schools
in this county in 1881, has soecess
fully passed through the branches
of study at the Iowa City Medical
College the past year, and will next
attend the Rush Medical College.
Jack Crawford, follower OF
the stick and rule, is up from Rock
ford, testing the good victunls tc
be found on mothers $ table. He
possesses the same jollity as of yore
Mrs. Butterwick, of Kewanee
! H., and daughter Of Rev. G. Daw
son, came up on Saturday with heI
family for few weeks visit with hen
parents before departing for Dakota
, where her husband now is.
Harry Lenahan, who has sue
cessfuly conducted the Winter tern
of the Moscow school, has returned
to bis home in this city, and abou,
the first f next month will start foi
Aberdeen, OAK, where he has q
homestead claim that demands hi,
attention.
Crawford last week took in Mrs
Langtry at waukee, or the Lilly
took in Crawford; don't know which
But It's said he only had a dollar
(Iike all knights Of the quilD with
which he bought hat-not felt, OF
course.
Dick Gribble has returned from
his Iowa and Dakota expedition
He's not 80 enthusiastic as man,
over these Glands of Promise" ano
r considers that old Wisconsin ha,
more genuine merit than either.
One of the most pleasant callp
that the TRIBUNE has been favored
with for long time was made on
, Tuesday 10y Mr.. and Mrs. =. f
Randall, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, who
!, came last week to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Tregilgus, mother of Mrs
Randall. They left for home yes
terday, and while here were The
guests Of Mr. and Mr.. John Harris.
II J Campbell and wife started
for Pittsburg Tuesday morning tc
attend the semi-centenial dedication
Of the First Presbyterian Church
There being only four Of the orig
inal members living, Of which Mr. G
IL one, his presence was earnestly
demanded.
Mr. Plumb, son of the editor
of the "Wcstern Farmer" was her,
on the occasion Of the agricultural
lectures last week and secured many
subscribers for his paper, the only
cne Of the kind issued in Wisconsin
"a journal no farmer should bt
without He favored our office with
a brotherly call.