Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-04-24
WISCONSIN. THURSDAY, APRIL "a, 1884

ERAL POINT, WISCONSI.
DAIRY DoT.--While milk is stand
ing for cream to rise, the purity of
the cream, and, consequently, the
fine flavor and keeping of the butter
would be injured if the surface of
the cream is exposed freely to air
much warmer than the cream.
ALL should subscribe for home
paper during the coming campaign,
and the TRIBUNE is just the enc to
take, as its publishers will endeavor
to make it one of the best in the
county and keep the public informed
on all important subjects, both
locally and politically. Now is the
accepted time.
A REPORTER in the Chronicle from
Barneveld, says. "NIr Martin Jones,
of Jones Hollow, was the luckiesl
man in town, one day last week. IL
seems that he has the nerve of a
lion, when he could down nine
wolves in FIVE minutes. He was
very honest at the slaughter, killing
the old as wei as the young, and re-
allied 800 on the slaughter"
WE, the undersigned, creditors of
William r. Henry, deceased, and
Henry's Bank, believing that it will
be to the interest of creditors to
have a meeting, do hereby request
all creditors to meet at the City
Hall, in the City of Mineral Point,
on Monday, April 28th, 1884, att pm:
II. d. Evans, G. Gilman,
John Ross, J. Penhalegon & Son.
Michael Clary, w. J Penhalegon & Bro.
Thomas Gribble Eden & Blewett
Edward James, Lanyon & Spensley,
Calvert Spensley, Thomas Ivey.
CAUCUs.-Republicans, pursuant
to call, met i'll caucus on Saturday
evening at the council chamber, and,
after being called to order by DR.
Vivian, chairman of the city com.
mittee, the following were chosen
as delegates to the county conyen
tiou: First ward--P Allen, Jr
Calvert Spensley, j. w. Bennett, w
A. Jones, Dr. Wingender, Jas. Beau
mont, and B. j. Bennett. Second
ward-N. 7. Martin, VIM. Smith
John Dave, DR.. Vivian, S. G. Thorn
as and Richard Williams There
being no further business to act up
on the caucus adjourned.
OK last Friday night Dodgeville
was the scene of action for burglars
A raid was made with desperate
earnestness. The store of Pen
berthy, Ford 81 Co. was entered, the
safe broken open and about 500 in
cash taken, while nothing else in the
store was disturbed. The residence
of DR.. II. G. Cutler was also visited
and $40 taken, and the residences of
Thos. James and 4. III. McElhose
were broken into, but nothing OF
any value taken. An attempt was
also made to enter the postoffice,
but was unsuccessful. The lumber
office of Owen King, near the sta
tion, was also visited, but nothing
secured by the burglars. No sue
cessful arrests have been made.
TIE SILVER LINK.--One of the
most agreeable social gatherings oc-
CURED at the house of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex. Wilson last Wednesday even
ing. Their friends were invited to
enjoy with them the twenty-ffth an
niyersary of their marriage. The
parlors were fttingly draped in ever
green's and silver, among which stood
out in modest boldness the indicat
ing figures, "l859- 1854" All seem
ed pleased, and enjoyed themselves
without let or hiudrance. Among
the guests from abroad we noticed
Miss May Cochran, a charming
belle from Freeport, dressed in a
cream colored satin, trimmed with
point lace and diamonds, also Mr..
Post, of Freeport, and Mr.. Schordy,
of Rockford. who. with Miss Wilson.