Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15

U'hVt bul Nudk sue Cout0 nave
capiyated half the pretty girls in
Clinton if she had felt so inclined.
But she was out for hurrah, and
in fact they all wanted TO hurrah.
They all did hurrah, and to such an
extent that the marshal run them in.
EVERYBODY is invited to attend
the grand camp meeting to be held
at Jewell's grove tomorrow (Sun-
day). Rev. 5. h. Chubb, of this
city, Rev. Smith, of Mltfln, Mr., p,
Allen, Sr,, of this city, and Mr., w.
Willis, of Chicago, will preach.
Services at 10 a. m. and 300 p. m.
Bring your Gospel Hymns, Col
lections each service.
"a THING of beauty is a JOY for
ever" Let Mccarthy take you, and
the combination is yours. SO
CAPT. VIRGIN and cadets Swan
and Riggs, of the local Salvation
Army, have prepared for wonder,
fully good time at the barracks to-
day and tomorrow, when Capt.
Sam Neil, Of Milwaukee viii be
present This afternoon and eve
ming and ice cream festival will be
held An invitation is extended 70
all.
Mr.. +. S. ANsLEY, an old and
much respected citizen of Mineral
Point for many years, who of late
has resided at Englewood, Ill.,, has
been here the past week for a visit
with his daughter, Mrs. w. A. Jones.
In making calls on old neighbors
and friends, Mr.. Ansley did not
forget the TRIBUNE, His presence
in our sanotum was much enjoyed.
He looks well aud happy, but his
gripping walk shows that rheu-
matism has quite a hold on him.
TnE =. NJ, Sunday.school Of this
city will hold its annual picnic in
Gundry's grove, about two miles
south o. tire city, on Wednesday
next, August l9tb. The members
of the school will be conveyed to
the grounds in 'busses. If the
weather should be uufayorable on
Wednesday, the picnic will take
place on the Thursday, or first "a
vorable day thereafter. 1t will be a
basket picnic, and everybody is in
vited to bring their baskets. The
school will leave for the grounds
about 10 o'clock a. ~.
LAST Saturday vas 4 hot day, but
Sunday was degrees hotter-94 IN
the shade; on Monday There was q
slight moderation. This was the
only hot spell Of the spmmcr, and
wl,h il all there was a fresh, pure
breeze. The heat Of old Sol was
needed to boost corn on toward
maturity, and it will prove the max
ing of many fields Of corn. The
torrd wave passed over the entire
country. In some sections its in
tensity resulted in prostration Of
man and beast, but ia this locality
nothing Of the kind has been re-
ported.
IT is known by people familiar
with Darlington that the train
crosses Main street at good rate Of
speed. The ether day young
fellow, I'D Schrieter, Jr, jumped
from the rapidly moving train as il
was passing through said street aud
was seriously hurt In referring to
the same the JourndE warns boys Of
the great danger in such practice,
and in an adjoining column tells Of
how the editor of that paper was at
present suffering from a designation
and sprains brought about by per
forming the same feat. A dose Of
his own medicine should be taken.
"WE do no. want the earth, " but
will not objecs T. the amount tracked
in by those desiring pictures made.
McGarrily, successor to J. E. Hos
king. ~
TnE base ball tournament at
Highland on the 7th and 5th inst
was success a goodly crowd
was in attendance, considering the
heat aud the necessary vigilance Of
the farmer at home. The Richlaud