Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-12-03

luef luuSI look 10 Ine corporation
only, and not to the stockholders,
for the payment of corporation
debts
THE time has come when you who
keep horses want blankets w. J.
Curry has a choice lot at his new
harness shop, Cash Grocery House
old stand 49w2
THE tea meeting and bazaar of
the ladies of the NJ. +. church held
at the Good Templars' Hall Thanks
giving evening was largely attended.
The net proceeds were above 800.
The ladies have raised over half of
their subscription to the payment Of
the church debt.
ANOTHER new paper, the Journal.
by Henry l.. Brown, has started up
in Darlington. 1t is Republican in
politics. The first local of the first
issue, printed yesterday, is the fol
lowing: "The Darlington creamery
is on fire as we go to press and will
soon be reduced to ashes. The con
Germ was owned by John Bray and
+. G. Duncan, and has been one Of
the most important industries in the
county and of immense benefit to
farmers. Insured for $4,000; loss
probably double that amount.
Whether it will be rebuilt, is a ques-
ton to be decided in the future"
AppLEs.-The latest and best
winter varieties now on the track
will be unloaded to-day Come
quickly or they viii be all gone.
ID. JACINo.
THANKSGIVING, 1885, the day of
gratitude, was modestly observed in
Mineral Point, feasting on turkey
being the principal feature in which
all seemed to unite. Union relig-
ious services were held at the j. NJ.
church, in the morning, at which
Rev. E. E. Clough preached with
considerable force. The youth of
the city were deprived of the Gus
tomary skating on ice, the weather
being altogether too mild. In the
evening the NJ K. ladies held forth
at the Good Templars' hall with
their tea-meeting and bazaar, and
their efforts were crowned with
much success, as the attendance was
very large. 1t was just 2G3 years
since the day was first observed.
Wonder how many of our citizens
thought Of the little band of pill
grims who met on that day upon the
rocky shore of Massachusetts to give
thanks for the result of their first
harvest, which was not prolific, yet
ample for their immediate needs.
THE display of holiday goods at
Hornung's is nearing such complete
ness that it is a common cause for
admiration with all.
QUITE a ripple Of sensation made
its appearance here last week when
i; had become known that our officers
had received telegram from Du-
buque sheriff demanding thearrest of
"Kate Faith" woman konwn here
ny that name previous to her mar
riage to VIM. Cornelius, and who
had just returned home from that
place. 1t appears that she had been
off on = clark for some weeks.
Picked up with fellow In f'reeport,
ILL.,, called Chas. Keney, alias Sim
mons, when they took a tour through
Iowa as man and wife. She left
him suddenly at Dubuque, hence
the arrest upon the charge made by
Simmons of her having cbloroform-
ed and robbed him of $500. "Kate"
was taken to Dubuque Saturday,
and has, in default of $500 bail,
been sent to jail to await her trisl.
Simmons, upon proof that he was
not her husband, was also placed in
jail on the charge Of lewdness.
JAcKo d PENHALLEGoN have a
large stock of hollow silyerware
and Roger Bros. knives and forks. If
WHEN a young lady goes to