Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-12-05

The Bethel P. NJ. church will be
reopened for divine worship next
Sunday, Dec. 8th. Rev. w. j. c..
Bond will preach at p. m, and
Phil. Allen, Jr., at ! O'clock.
CHICAGO IDEAL CONCERT Co. i
the third number of concert course
At Opera House, Thursday, Dee. u.
Reserved seats so cents; general ad-
mission 80 cents; children 25 cents.
WHAT is the matter with having
your cutter repainted and shave
some style about you" For first
class job take it to Will Fessenden,
one door west of Mauger's iewelry
store.
BISHOP, the furniture dealer, in
vites the public to call at his store
and inspect the holiday furniture.
A combination of usefulness and
beauty makes the most sensible of
presents.
WHAT would make a more sensi-
BILE present than a nice easy chair or
rocker, or any of the new, novel and
useful articles in stock for the hol-
.
idry trade at Bishops furniture store?
Nothing; well then, make your
selections early.
IDEAL TRIO CoNcERT Co. gives
an entertaining program consisting
of numerous selections, piano solos,
solo, duet and trio singing. AT
Opera House, Dec. u. Reserved
seats, soc; general admission, $50;
children, csc.
IT is not our custom to puff arti-
cles of merchandise, but in duty to
our subscribers we cannot bel p men
the excellent brand of stoves
sold under the trademark of Gear
land" stoves and ranges, sold by
Martin q Toay.
FoR the Christmas and New Year
holidays, excursion tickets will be
sold at one full fare and third for
the round trip to points within a
distance of 200 miles. Sell Dec. "a,
25, 81, 1889 and Jan. LIST, 1890, tick
cts good to return until and includ-
ing Jan. Sd, lS9U.
Posters are out announcing that
a concert is to be given at the Opera
House tomorrow friday evening,
by the the Ladies' Quartette of
Platteville, assisted by home talent,
for the benefit of the High School
library. Go if you can. 1t is sure
to prove a musical feast.
THE annual meeting of our fair
society will hereafter be held on the
last Wednesday instead of the last
Saturday in October. A few
farmers objected, but upon second
thought it is hoped that they will
realize that the change is better for
a majority of those concerned.
IT was our pleasure Tuesday to
receive call from DR.. Jones, of
Iowa, who is here with his wife Wis
iting at their uncle's, Mr.. Wright
CLAYTON. The doctor will remain
about a week and his wife a month
or more. 1t is twenty-one years
since uncle and nephew met. Mr..
Thos. J. Jones, a brother of the
doctor, and citizen of Hydes Mill,
this county, called on the tribune
at the same time. He will also So
iourn in this vicinity for about a
week
The day set apart by the heads Of
states and the Nation for Thanks
giving was moderately observed in
Mineral Point, A union service
was held il the morning at the T.
NJ. church, addressed by Rev. Hor-
ton. Other than this there was
nothing Of a public nature until
evening, when the NJ. K. ladies gave
their annual bazaar and festival,
which was largely attended and lib.
orally patronized, and Maverick club
gave a dance at the Opera House.
Families gathered together and
feasted on turkey generally. The
weather tLat day was bright.yet the
coldest experienced this season.
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