Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-10-03

boldt's body turned in its grave.
THE ease of VIM. I. jackson VS.
the Northwestern Mutual Relief as
sociation was settled this week in
circuit court, by stipulation permit
hitting plaintiff judgment for S24oo
DAY and night pumps have been
kept going this week testing the
supply in the holes bored to secure
water for the pulp mills, and with
out any sign of being able to di-
minish the same.
BECAUSE of the drouth farmers
have had to feed their stock from
what was calculated for winter
supply, and many are entertaining
fear of running short before grass
comes again.
Mr.. L. B. ScorT, of Middletown,
Ind, was visiting Mr.. ID. E. Jacobs
aat week, and having made so many
pleasant acquaintances while here,
says he is going to make our boom
ing little city an annual visit.
ALBERT GoLDTHoRP, the young
man who was so severely hurt by
being struck on the top of his head
by a horses foot that was newly
shod, has sufficiently recovered to
be able to appear on our streets,
The Prairie du Chen Courier
tells of an important marriage en-
gagement being broken off in that
city because the two parties to the
contract had quarrel upon the
question as to which loved the
other most.
THE weather prophet who fore
cast a cold September aud advised
farmers to cut their corn green for
fodder, in order to save it from
killing frosts, will get very few
votes if he ever runs for an Office
on the alliance ticket.
Mr.. CHAs. GoELz, who has been
lying at the point of death for some
time from the effects of an exhaust
ing hemorrhage, consequent upon
an attack of typhoid fever, is now
improving. His attending physic-
ian, DR.. Deahofe, has hopes of his
early recovery.
HAVING returned from his trip to
Chicago, and remained with us long
enough to relate concerning some of
the wonders at the Worlds Fair
city, James Goldsworthy departed
the other day for Sioux City, Iowa,
to gaze at and through the wonder
full corn palace.
OUR readers who are afflicted with
deafness should not fail to write to
DR.. A. Fontaine, Tacoma, Wash,
for his circulars giving atidavits
and testimonials of wonderful cures
from prominent people. The doctor
is an aurist of worldwide reputa-
ton. See his advertisement else,
where.
PRoF. CAMERON, who 50 success,
fully conducted dancing classes at
Monroe and Shullsburg lately, has
decided to come to Mineral Point,
and will be here next week for the
purpose of organizing class. Those
who desire to learn the graceful
glides have now favorable oppor-
tunity.
WILL WILLIS is here from Alta.
Iowa, for a visit, and his brother
Aft. who has for some time been a
member Of the celebrated Dixon
band, which played at our fair this
year, is home for the benefit Of his
health, which has not been good Of
late lie hopes to remain here and
become a member Of our new band
"WEDNESDAY night reception at
Mrs. Brent's residence was given il
honor Of Rev. and Mrs. j. I'll
McManus' return to this city foI
another year by the Methodist
Episcopal conference Il was 2
genuine surprise to the reyerand
gentleman and his estimable wife
There was a goodly attendance ot
happy members Of the society, bu
had ii not been 80 successfully car
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