Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-29


now serve the public in his line in
the most approved manner.
Mr. ID. JAcKo, who has been away
for several weeks, most of the time
in upper Michigan, in quest of re.
lief from hay fever, is home again
somewhat better, but not entirely
well. He now awaits frosty weather
for further Improvement.
A sTATIsTIcIAN has computed
that a man might add $500 to his
income by saving the clippings of
his hair every time il is cut and
having it manufactured into soft
pillows, mattresses, etc. No hair is
so soft as that of human beings.
Ar the p. NJ. church tomorrow
Mr.. w. Jacka will preach in the
morning, and in the evening Rev.
S. r. Chubh will deliver his tenth
lecture on the Pilgrims Progress.
This will be the last one of the
present series of summer lectures.
Gov. PECK, who will attend our
fair, will arrive here on the Thurs
day noon train, and the uniformed
Knights of Pythias aud citizens,
headed by the Dixon band, will
escort His Excellency from the de.
pot to the residence of Hon. j. NJ.
Smith.
Tue treasurer of the fair, Mr..
Phil. Allen, Jr., is very anxious to
have all members of the society
Hho possibly can to come around
and pay their assessment before the
opening of the fair by doing this
it would prove Of great convenience
to him.
Mrs. RoBT. GoLDswoRTHY who
has been visiting relatives here, re-
turned to her home in South Chicago
to-day She was accompanied by
JAS. Goldsworthy and Miss Cora
Iloare, the latter two going for an
inspection of life in the rushing
metropolis.
VIM. BELMONT, wife and family
arrived here yesterday from Con
way, Iowa, for visit with relatives
and old aequaintances. Mr.. Belmont
formerly lived in this city aud his
wife is a daughter of Mr.. Wright
Clayton. II is II years since they
were last here.
WEDNESDAY is children's day at
the fair, remember BE sure that
all your little ones are on nand TO
witness the grand balloon and
parachute ascension; besides there
are many other attractions for them.
The day will crowd their memories
with events never to be forgotten.
The hour service for the last
three months in the j. NJ. church
on Sunday evenings have" been duly
appreciated. No material difference
has been observed in the great con.
gregations attending during the
summer months. Not one single
seat was vacant in the church last
Sunday evening.
a FEELING Of sympathy goes out
for the young ladies Of this city
who attended the camp meeting al
Platteyille last Sunday, and in a
wild rush to free themselves fro N
some Of the sterner sex, diyed head.
long into a sucker hole with their
lunch and dishes scattered all about
them. Such is life.
J. S. SrovER, the well drilIer, j.
at work for the pulp mill comp any
drilling wells for the necessary sup
ply Of water. Previous tests ar,
good foundation for the belief that
success will crown tNe work. This
accomplished and the erecting Of
the buildings and placing Of order.
for machinery will Immediately
follow
THosa Of this city who attended
the teachers institute at D,l geyill,
last week are. The Misses Lena ana
Emma SoIms, Rose aud Nellie Dun
bar, TiIlie Kessler, Annie Collins
Jennie Walker, Mary TreyiIIian
Eliza Hankins, Mary Iailea Maggie
Crawford, Mary McC4b 9, Del