Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-13
NUMBER II.
Personal Points.

WORKING capacity OF inc klbUNk
the other day, aud deposited their
mite to help us keep up steam.
JAS. Is. Wallis is desirous of re-
turning to California, and therefore
offers for sale his farm of l24 acres,
situated near Jack Noblu's, southeast
of this city. Here is a good chance
for some fellow
Alex. Butler and son Grant, Of
Platteville, were up for the Sabbath
and feasted with John Allen, Mrs.
A. being daughter of Mr.. b.
Tom Coad, who has been out at
Pattersonville, Iowa, for some years,
is back for visit
-"Iack" Bishop, now Of Denver,
is here viewing the scenes of his
childhood, and renewing old ac-
quaintanoes, whom he finds on every
hand Jack looks thin, but using
his own language, he gets so much
good food out west it makes him
poor to carry it around. For all that
he seems healthy, happy and pros
porous.
Wright Clayton, of honey fame,
ssuntered in the other day and in
sisted on us to continue the sending
of the TRIBUNE.
VIM. Reeves, Waldwick's old
reliable clerk, was around with nis
yearly greeting Monday. He says
the roads are in bad condition, and
there's no doubt of it.
The Rev. John Bond and wife
of Waldwick, Iowa county, spent
the past week with their cousin Rev.
John Ralph aud returned home Sun
day last. While in Shullsburg the
Rev. gentleman occupied the pulpit
at the l., NJ. church twice, preaching
interesting aud instructive disoours-
rs. Their visit here was pleasant
and agreeable one e-NullsJHrg Free
Press.
Mr.. n r. Martin, Of Mineral
( Point, Of the firm of Martin & Toay,
greeted his many friends on tho
streets of Dodgeville, last week.
Messrs. Mardn 4 roay have a
branch hardware store in Dodge
vile, under the management of Mr.,
James GlanvIlle, who ia doing
iirst-class business and giving the
greatest satisfaction TO the people on
account Of his very superior work
manshlp. DOdg6UiHe Star.
Adam Eulberg returned last
week from his lengthy stay in Scot
land, Dakota. He was very much
pleased with that country as place
for making investments. Sun.
John Linden embarked for Oak.
on tuesday. John Frieden and Ed.
EngeIs, two industrious young men,
went on the same train. They all
locate near Planklnton.
Mr. }. p lIankins, one of our
popular painters and decorators, is
at work on the inside of the court
house building at Dodgeyilie.
Senator Van $. Bennett, Grand
Master Of the |. .. 0. f. Lodge Of
Wisconsin was here aud held a
school Of instruction in unwritten
work ia Iowa Lodge, No last Fri
day. Darlington and ShulIsburg
lodges were represented.
john Allen, Of Allen q Son,
WAS overtken by cold while at the
zInc works fire, aud was compelled
to stay AT home for several days in
consequence. Better now, though.
- The Misses Ada and IIetty
Opie have been to GAINESVILLE spend
ing a few days with the Misses
Emma and Cora Kenyon, of the
Commercial House
Mr. Tyler Prentice and wife,
sister of our respected townsman,
Steph. Thomas, have been in our
city this week They arrived Mon
day, accompanying the remains Of
Mr. Prcntice's father, brought here
for burial Both were formerly Of
Mineral Point, aud have many
friends here who are pleased TO learn
Of their prosperity and good health.
Their home is at Anamosa, Ia, head
quarters for Mr.. + as a passenger
engineer on the G. IL N. w.