Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-27
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN, SATURDAY, JUNE p,

now arrives there few minutes
after p. m. This change will not
be appreciated by people in this
part of the county.
THE Mineral Point fair is what
every citizen should boom and work
for the success of now, BY the
way, some of the finest lithograph
hangers ever seen in these parts are
to serve as advertisers of this great
fair. They will ornament any busi-
ness house or parlor.
THE p. NJ church of Laxey will
hold open-air meetings in that
neighborhood, near the cheese
factory, tomorrow, June 2Sth. A
good time is expected. Several
ministers, strangers, are expected to
be present and take part. Let there
be a general rally. Come one and
all.
Mr.. 5. G. Ross and bride arrived
in this city last Monday evening,
and the magnificent new residence
in process of erection will be their
home, and the hospitality of the
happy couple is such that we can
assure all friends that the latch
string will be found hanging out
ward.
"GoDEY's Lady's Book" for July
is as usual complete in every depart
ment. Its literary excellence is
undoubted, while its illustration are
of the first order. 1t is the Oldest
lady's book in this country, and
never flags in interest to its patrons.
Its subscription price is only $2.0o
a year.
A FAMILY named Bening, resid-
ing near Highland, that have suf-
fered terribly from that dreaded
disease, trichinosis, are now out of
danger by means of the skillful
treatment of DR.. III. Z. Mix, not
withstanding two members of the
family, young men, were pronounc-
ed iucurable by other physicians.
ACCORDING to present calculations
DR.. w. L. Tallman aud Guy =. Cobb
will leave here ,he first week in
July for a trip across the briny
Atlantic. 1t is their intention TO be
absent some months. Hon. Calvert
Spensley aud family will depart at
the same time, joining the knight
Templar pilgrimage to the principal
points of Europe.
The Darlington girl who ran
away from home to join the Saliva
tion Army has been found in Beloit
by her father. She offered no OBJ
jectlons to returning home with her
parent. She says the army cadet
gave her the money to get out of
town, although when charged in
court of having done SO the cad ct
denied the char sc.
ALMOST weekly the news Of the
prominence of some former Mineral
Pointer in other parts of the country
reaches this Office, and it is pleasing
news. The latest heard Of is that
of Geo. II. Keyes, who is an alder
man of the stirring little city of
Manchester, Iowa, and who is at the
head Of some Of the city commit
tees charged with affairs of much
importance.
The abandant rains of the past
few days have refreshed vegetation,
and the farmers are thankful. The
grass crop was too far advanced in
most localities, but the second crop
of clover will help out the ha y
shortage. Wheat, Rye, and Corn
are the chief benefciaries of the
bountiful showers. Winter Wheat
is filling out plump, and Rye will
be very good.
The life insurance companies re-
fuse to take riskscn persons addi cted
to the cigarette habit. sour
DOCTOR" recently said the manager
Of New York corporation, "would
rather pass a whiskey drinker than
a cigarette smoker, because be be
lieves there are more chances Of a
man living with hardened liver
than with softened brain"
LAST Sunday evening burglars