Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28

on Sunday, whether the Mayor and
Common Council like it or not.
AT least twenty-five new resi-
dences will be necessary to accom-
modate the families that will come
to our city for permanent location
within the next year.
CRY Treasurer Jenkins informs
us that the tax roll will be returned
to the county next month. Those
who have not paid their taxes as
yet should bear this fact in mind.
AFTER carefully reading the edi.
torial in the Democrat on the Farm
ers' Institutes we are unable to in
form our readers whether the editor
! fayors abolition of the Institutes or
not, as recommended by Gov. Peck
THE very bad condition Of the
roads was a principal factor in the
dullness of trade the past week.
Butter was not brought to market
in sufficient quantities to supply the
home demand, say nothing about
anything else,
SUBJECTS for discussion at the
Methodist Episcopal church to-mor-
row. Morning: "EviI, Origin and
Nature Of" Evening; "Miracles
are Natural Phenomena" Prelude
to evening service, "Society as Seen
by General Booth"
THE rumor that Bert White was
in q hospital at Chicago was incor-
rect He has been i'll, but was
cared for at his place of residence
in Englewood, with friends and
relatives as attendants. He is now
almost fully restored to health.
Mr.. Ed KIaNEY, who has been
residing in Iowa for the past few
years, dropped in upon his relatives
and friends one day last week. He
says there are brighter prospects in
Mineral Point than the place from
whence he halls. $50 say we all OF
us"
AT the =. Nj. church Rev. S. r.
Chubb will preach at lO:3O a. m
aud 700 P. m. Morning subject
"The Power of Remembrance
evening subject-"Paul Before
Felix" Gospel Hymn Books will
be used at the evening service.
JoHN CRUM, who has been con
nected with the Cash Grocery House
of late years, has severed his con
nection with that firm, and taken
the agency for the Singer sewing
machine. His headquarters will be
in PenhaIlegon Bro s shoe store.
PLATTEvILLE, too, is on the boom.
An organization of the leading bus
mess men and property owners Of
the city has been formed to be
known as the "Platteville Advance
ment Association" 1t declared OBJ.
iect is the revivifioation and up
building of Platteville.
Mr.. S. c. Thomas and wife and
Mr.. John Dave, attended the Grand
Encampment of the l. O. o, F. at
Shullsburg this week, and report a
very pleasant time. The people Of
that "Burg" maintained their estab-
lished reputation as royal enter
tainers.
TIE farmers of school district
No. 10, in Baueltowu settlement,
have put their heads together for
the purpose Of establishing cheese
factory. The site has been selected
and the building will at once be
erected. There are twelve stock
holders.
The fine sorrel colt which Mayor
LaMalle has been driving this win
ter has been sold to a Chicago party
for a handsome figure, to be deIiy-
cred the first Of May. The skillful
care of the animal administered by
"Pomp" Cornelius added more than
little to the saleability of the colt.
Two CREAMERY men were here
Wednesday with = view to estab-
fishing a creamery in this city. In
a few days formal proposition will
be submitted, at p. Allen d Sons
or Brewer & Penhallegon's. All
information desired can be obtained