Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-03-25
Personal Points.

| All well, with another httle one TO
call HIN "dad."
Mr. and Mrs. Lambertson, of
Nebraska, are visiting Mrs. LIS par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Dundry.
Sam Jenkins, Jr., now a bust
ness men of Meriden, Iowa, is home
for visit with parents and friends.
/ Will Hemas started this morn
ing for his farm near Portage, where
he will engage in farming for him
self ut once,
p. Allen, ,Jr., is up from Kansas
City, called hither by the spring
term of the circuit court, now bein q
held, wherein cases in the Henry
matter are pending and for which
he is administrator and assignee.
-Robt. Hughes who is clerking
at Chambers, will soon move his
family here
john, the second son of Mr.
Chas, Curry who moved with fam.
| lily to California some dozen years
ago, arrived here on Saturday nights
train and remained until Tuesday.
John was only Is years old when ne
left, and has consequently grown
out of the recollection of many,
still he was recognized by some.
We enjoyed a brief call made Us.
He reports all his folks fairly wen,
excepting his older brother who has
been sick for a month or more.
II. L. Wright, the Matchmaker,
/ departed for Spencer, Iowa, yester-
day for the purpose of locating His
eStimabIe wife, who last week left
for a brief visit among relatives will
soon Join him at Spencer. We wish
them well in their new field.
Mrs. Joseph Monahau, of vii
low Springs, is visiting in Mineral
Point the guest Of Mrs John Spens-
! Iey.-Darijagtoa Repu5iicqa
-Llewellyn and Josiah Osborne
left Tuesday morning for Iowa,
where they purpose locating
ShuilSbtrg Locak.
j. w. Calvert, formerly of Will
low Springs but who for the past
year has been occupying the position
Of station agent at Iuda, Wis, has
gone TO Hayerhill, Iowa, to take
charge of the station at that place.
-DGrlingto,l RepabkicaA.
John Hishen returned Wednes-
day last John, contrary TO notice
heretofore published, did not bring
his wife with him; in fact, he is
possessed of no such valuable at
tachment as yet, but "'e as opes. "
He did bring, however, a "yaller
dog" one Of the fox-hound breed, g.,
which may perhaps to some extent
till the "achlug void" with which
bachelors are continually afflicted. .-
Volga (Dak) Tribune.
No PERSON should think Of buying
wall ordecorativepaper until making
thorough inspection Of J. J. Han
scom d Co.'S large display.
a PORTAGE correspondent Of the
Milwaukee Sentinel writes the fol-
lowing Of Mr.. Eulberg, whose many
friends here will be sorry to learn
Of the accident:
"Adam Eulberg, Of the Eulberg
Brewery company, this city, met
with a painful accident to his left
shoulder while attempting to board
moving train at Rio yesterday
March ~. IL will be weeks be.
fore be can recover"
DEmER has just received his
stock of new spring style hats, for
men, boys and children. Go and
make your selection. LIVE
JouN CoDDINGToN, a harness
maker in Darlington, and a horse
man we'll known in southern Wis
cpnsiu, was recently stricken with
paralysis at the residence Of Mr.
Geo. Proctor, in Willow Springs.
He was brought to Darlington and
is Land up At the Proctor House
IN that city whore he is gradually
improving. He served in the sth
Iowa Cavalry during the war-Ga-
lena Guzette.
A YOUNG man by the name Of NJ.
j. CoIentine, was leading a COW
down the street on Monday. When
opposite Magoon's bank the animal
suddenly made plunge at him,
threw him 10 the ground, and
plunged one of her horns into his
thigh, making a terrible wound.
The man would undoubtedly have
been killed had not assistance been
at hand. Or. Smith dressed the
wound and the sufferer was able to
be taken home the same evening.
The COW was tied to telephone