Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-07-03
Personal Points.

Mrs. n Il. Martin went TO Mad
ison yesterday for visit with
friends.
MIR Henry Osborne took trip
over TO Boscobel this week TO visit
his son Will.
Adam Dresen and bride return
ed Tuesday evening, and received
hearty welcome and serenade from
the cornet band.
Misses Della and Iosephene
Parrish, of Montfort, were in the
city Tuesday, and spent the day with
their cousin, Mrs. John O'Dowd.
Miss Nette Engelken is effioi-
emily aiding our stirring merchant,
Hornung, of the City Bakery.
Alderman LaMalle, Charlie Me
Ilhon, Jot lIanscom and others start
Saturday for Chicago to attend the
Democratic National Convention.
Miss Matte Hutchison is home
from the Evanston University to
spend the summer vacation.
Miss Maud Kemp, of Chicago,
is here visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Jas. Brewer.
Among the pleasant calls on the
TRIBUNE since its last issue was Mr..
Pat Laverty, one of the many indus
trious farmers adjacent to this city.
He regaled us with encouragement,
financially and otherwise.
AT the Darlington High School
commencement exercises the RepHb-
lican says that Prof. S. L. Osborne
sung in his inimitable manner the
song "The Grand Old Ocean" and
the one entitled "No More" very
effectively.
Prof. Levingston, the popular
principal of Dodgeville High Schools
has been the guest of Mr. w. Will
liams, several days this week.
Gen. Il. S Allen, well known
by most of the old citizens of Min
eral Point, who has been editor of
Oshkosh Northeastern since 1870,
has sold his interest in that paper to
his business partner, and retired
from active business.
-REy L. 4 Clough, of Mineral
Point, preached two mastery ser
mons from the M. Il. pulpit in this
place on Sunday last. Dorington
Democrat.
-Messrs ]. T. & Harry llaukins,
Of Mineral Point, have been execut-
ing some very fine decorating work
on the interior of Mr.. Richard Car
ter's residence, in Dodgeville, Their
taste and skill are in constant de-
mand throughouttho country.-Star.
Miss Nellie McSherry, of Min
eral Point, spent several days the
past week with Miss Florence Mar
Darlington Republican.
We are pleased to learn from
Rev. Francis Howarth, pastor of the
M T.. church, Of Dodgeyille, that
Mr. John Tregonniug, of the town
of Linden, is recovering from his
illness Of congestion OF the lungs
with which he has been afflicted sew
eral weeks.-StGr.
Lewis Kline, Of WillowSprings,
with his usual enterprise, took a
lasge number of stereoscoplc views
OF Darlington during the reunion.
They are most excellent, being TAX
en- at different times and from diff
ferent parts Of the city Owing to
the large demand for them Mr.kline
has concluded to place them on sale;
price, $500 per dozen.-Rep.
-Thos. w. Parr returned on
Wednesday from a short visit to
Boscobel and Wyoming, accompan-
led by his wife and children. lie
has resigned his position as editor
of the The Sun, and on Thursday
morning took his departure and will
shortly 20 into business probably
in the drug line) at Barron, Wis.
Mr.. Parr has brought The Sun up to
high standard of excellence, and
during his short soiourn among us
has made many friends both for
himself and the paper, who regret
his departure, but wish him well,
wherever he may go. We under
stand that the editorial chair of The
Sun will be filled by Chas. X. Marks
Of this village, whom it gives as
pleasure to welcome TO the editorial
fraternity Chr0nicie.
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