Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-05-20

Monroe; Maggie Eastman, Mont
fort; Clara Grindell, Platteyille;
Agnes Hay, Platteyille; Annie Pei
low, Linden; Agnes Smith, Platte
vile; May Strong, Leyingston; Rena
Woodward, Platteville; Aruba
York, Hazel Green; Messrs. i. S.
Cheney, Warren, H.; w. II. Cundy,
Georgetown; James I .rebee, Eagle
Corners; John Leary, Blue Mounds;
Joseph Jeffrey, Meriden, Ia; Chas.
Pickering, Eastwood; John II.
Rindlaub, Platteville; Albert IL.
Sandford, Platteyille; VIM. Wills,
Hazel Green.
IN Beetown, Grant county, the
new board, on May lst, raised the
license so high that the saloon keep
ers went on a strike, being unable
to take out license and see their way
clear to getting their money back.
AS the sun arose on Sunday morning
it was found that the doors of all
business houses had been decorat-
ed with Grape, and large and i'm
posing frame monument had been
erected in the street, bearing the
following inscription; "Beetown,
died May l-s6. | was thirsty and
ye gave me no drink"
HERE are a few pointers on June
fashions for the ladies, CLEANED from
Godey's Book: Beaded gloves are
a novelty. Rosettes made of ends
Of ribbon cut in tish-tail points are
secured to hairpins for convenience
in arranging the hair. A line has
been drawn between hats and bon
netts, the former is for day, and the
latter for dressy and evening wear.
A pretty variation of the wearing
of ribbon about the neck is TO run
a quarter of an inch wide, or even
narrower, around the throat and
passing the ends out through two
horizontal buttonholes in a high
linen collar and tying them in
diminutiye bow at the front of the
neck.
READERS of the TRIBUNE may
think its columns are too crowded
with advertisements, but they will
profit by a careful reading of these
advertisements, each week, for
special bargains are offered in them
every little wilhelm fact about
every week some one of our adver-
tisers is making a drive in a special
line Of goods, and money is made
by "catching on. You will find,
too, that liberal advertisers are liber-
Al dealers-iiye, enterprising busi
ness men, whose push crowds goods
out in their season, and allows little
or no old stock to accumulate. Our
farmer friends want to note these
facts down, also the names and loca-
tions of the men who advertise, and
prove the truth of the above by trial.
INTEREST paid on time deposits al
Iowa Go. Bank, formerly Jas. Hutch
ison S Sons. l7tf
THE committee on programme for
the reunion make the following an
uouncements: Wednesday evening
there will be a Camp Fire at which
/ Hon. Phil. Cheek, of Baraboo, Gen.
Tom Allen, Of Oshkosh, Dr. Byers,
of Monroe, and others from the
various towns Of the district viii
deliver short addresses.
Brig. Gen. J. A. Watrous, state
pension agent of Wisconsin by app
/ pointment Of Gov. Rusk, and editor
Of the Sunday 7elsgroph, the sol
dier's paper Of Wisconsin, viii
deliver the Grafton on Thursday, to
be followed by other speakers TO be
named hereafter or chosen there
The committee on programme have
done their best and will continue to
do so to provide first class bill Of
fare for the crowd
Cots have been engaged in Chi
cago so that all soldiers may have a
good place to sleep. All the old
soldiers will please bring their
blankets.
1t is hoped that all the peo-
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