Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-09-03
Personal Poin IS.

Personal Points.
Gov Rusk is the guest of DR..
Vivian.
-"Dod' Hartley left Monday
morning for three weeks stay in
LaSale.
Misc Alice Clougb, who has
been spending the summer at Sparta
and Lacrosse, returns this evening.
Willie Mulcahy departed last
week for Philadelphia 70 sttend
school.
Ned Lanyon is up from Pitts
burg, Kansas, taking ia the fair, Of
course.
Monday night "Duke" Conoly
arrived AL the way from Texas, look
ing his best, which is considerable.
He is now an engineer ON one Of the
best railroads in that state Will re-
main a month.
Ed. Miller, Mineral Point
production of more than ordinary
note, a scientific pugilist, through
out Iowa aud the west, is home this
week "fairing." Ed. is u model of
manly strength and form.
John Yates is home for the
fair.
Ed. Richards and James lIark-
en-, formerly young farmers residing
east of Mineral Point, now among
the most industrious in the vicinity
of Lemars, Iowa, are here attending
the fair
-lnos w. Bishop, one Of the print.
ers of the many Mineral Point has
turned out, is numbered among the
host of visitors here for the fair.
.-Rey. w. ! q Bond started
Tuesday for Pennsylvania, to attend
the eastern conference Of the r. M.
church. He will be absent about
two weeks
Mrs. Ellis, q sister to Mrs. John
Toay, is here hayinga pleasant visit
with her numerous relatives.
Mrs. Nate VanMatre has gone
west to visit her sons and family.
Her daughter Clara went with her.
The Misses Genie and Annie
Phillips have returned from their
visit with their brother Hugh in the
Lone Star State
Miss Edie Bennett, daughter of
our Register Of Deeds, is enjoying
herself among relatives here.
j. L. Hosking, the photographer,
is again visible at tho gallery over
Moffetts, after two months stay at
Lake Geneva.
Josie Richardson, who for some
time has been engaged IN one Of the
railroad machine shops in Chicago,
came up Monday night to spend
fair week with his folks.
Frank Penhallegon, Of Lemars,
Iowa, is back for a visit to his old
home. My! how he's grown
Rev John Brereton came up
from Chicago Monday evening to see
his aged pare ts.
Miss Lena Clauer, Of Galena, is
in the city, the guest of Mrs.
Strachau.
Mrs. John Martin, who has been
very i'll for some weeks is now inn
proving slightly.
Col. h. T. Clough attended the
encampment Of the First Regiment
Wis. N. q. at Waukesha, last week.
He reports the drill as excellent for
the length Of time the troops have
been in training. He praises the
Darlington Rifles for their efficiency
and says no company excelled them.
Billy Gale, Of Warren, brother
Of our grocer, is in the city. His
wife accompanies him.
Twenty-Five years ago company
T.. Of the 30th Wisconsin volunteers
was stationed at Bayfield, for several
months under command of Capt.
Deylin. Among the members of the
company was Andrew Mcconnell,
who was aecidetally killed by the
discharge Of a gun and was buried
at La Pointe. Friday, Capt. Deylin
arrived in the village with marble
tombstone, furnished by the govern
ment, and viii, assisted By our
Grand Army boys, erect the same
over the remains Of private Neon
nell. Capt. Devhn is now resident
of Mineral Point, this state, and,
notwithstanding his long absence
from Bayfield,, inds a goodly number
of old chums still here BaYfeM
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