Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

world which you and your friends
occupy.
A. Il. DELLER, the new merchant,
has very complete stock of ready
made clothing and very large stock
OF gents furnishing goods, and he
is selling cheap, too.
ABOUT two weeks ago Fred Bur-
CESS and Aaron DEMO struck big
pocket of gslena on the gavan farm
at Yellowstone, town of Fayette.
The two men raise an average of
500 lbs. daily, and there seems to be
no end to the stuff. Such streak
of luck is better than a nomination
for office.-Darlington Journal
On Monday evening Mrs. Will
Ross, Mrs. N. II. Snow and Mrs. w.
II. Prideaux gave the ball boys a
banquet at Mrs. J. NJ. Smiths lawn
tennis court in honor of their vic
tory over the Linden nine last Sat
urday. 1t proved a highly enjoy
able time for the boys, who wish us
to tender their thanks to the ladies'
for the same.
DoN'T despise the graduate. If
young man, he will find out in time
that there are other men in the
world who know almost as much as
he does, and he will then settle
down and become useful citizen;
If a young woman, someone will be
sure to inform her that there are
other young women in the world as
pretty as she. Perhaps you were a
graduate yourself once. Be chari-
table.
AT the tent show of Beach &
Bower on the evening of the Fourth
the seats gave away as the crowd
arose at the conclusion to pass out,
and two or three young women, by
falling between the seatc, were
caught under the boards with others
on top. Miss Eta Dobson, of this
city sustained the severest injury-a
badly bruised leg. Others tainted,
and for a little while excitement
prevailed.
john CURRY and wife, of Cali
fornia who have been visiting here
with their uncle, w. H. Curry and
family, departed on Monday for
home. John is a son of Mr.. Chas.
Curry, who formerly resided in
Mineral Point, and he found many
old acquaintances to greet him. His
wife, although stranger, readily
gained by her genial manners, the
esteem of all who met her. We
wish them a pleasant and safe return.
BEST line of chewing and smok-
ing tobaccoes at Springer's.
AMONG the names that appeared
on the programme at the gradual
ing exercises of the Galena high
school Friday evening was Maud
Slyfeld. She was one of the class
of graduates, and under that name
the young lady received her diploma.
Two days later the fact was made
known, for the first time that the
young lady's name is Mrs. Maud
Marsden, and that she is the wife
of Mr.. Walter Marsden, of Galena.
Mr.. Walter Marsden and Miss Maud
Slyfeld were married Dec. /, 1887,
at Fairplay, Wis, the G retna Green
of this section. The bride and
groom are each 10 years old, and
are representatives of old and well
know Galena families.--Er.
LAST Friday afternoon there was
organized a Woman's Relief Corps
in this city by Mrs. Charity Rusk
Craig, president, and Mrs. Helen N.
Puffer, conductor, of the department
of Wisconsin. The name adopted
by the new organization is the Geo.
II. Legate w. r. c., No. 76, Dept.
of Wis. The officers for the ensu-
ing year are:
President Mrs. Charlotte Prideaux
sr. Vice Pres. Mrs Mary SNOW.
Jr. Vice Pres. Mrs. Frances Lanyon.
Chapain-Mr Lizzie Beech.
Treasurer Niss Geneye Phillips
Secrctary-Aiiss Laura DcyIin.
Guard-Miss Edith Perkins.
Assistant Guard-Nrs, Mary Vivian