Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-04-11

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the time.
MIEFLIN came to her senses and
again elected Hon. j. w. Rewey to
the county board; and Linden will
be well represented by Hon. Kearton
Coates.
A DREsEN, draper and tailor, who
has made his business a life study,
comes before the public with a bold
advertisement this week. Call on
him by all means.
No MORE elections for twelve
months, and the people have an op-
portunity to settle down now and
consider earnestly the booming of
Mineral Point.
AT the p. M. church tomorrow
Phil Allen Jr., will preach in the
morning; and in the evening the
pastor, Rev. S. r. Chubb, will occu.
py the pulpit.
MEMBERS of the Eastern Star of
this city to the number of twelve
went to Platteville last week and
organized lodge of the Eastern
Star at that place.
AFTER spending the winter
among the medical colleges of Chi
cago DR.. J. p. Parmley has returned
to Mifiijn and resumed the practice
of medicine better equipped than
ever.
DARLINGTON lost a great favorite
on Wednesday in the death Of Miss
Clara Gray, aged 20 years, daughter
of Hon. II. II. Gray. The young
lady had many warm friends in this
city.
AN EXCHANGE remarks that the
prevalent disorder, grip, vanishes
before the warm sunshine. But
gentle spring and her balmy sun
shine has not disturbed the grip in
this latitude much up to this hour.
The funeral of Mr.. John Tucker,
held on Monday, was very largely
attended Services at the p. M.
church were able and impressive.
Seldom has a death enshrouded our
city with sorrow as did this.
For the first time in many years
our city is represented on the county
board by two Republicans, which are
all the city loaves the Democrats
permitted us to have. But we do not
fail TO be thankful for small favors.
VINO CAN BEAT IT?-Mr. Jam es
Harris has a brood mare less than
II years old, which has produced
nine colts, all good ones, and done
her share OF the farm work each
season. BY the way, she is not for
sale.
JUsT previous to going to press
we received the news of the dea tn
of Miss Fannie M. Cox, sister Of
Hon Geo. 9. Cox, She died at
DeSmet, South Oak. Funeral from
the residence of Mr.. Cox, in VALID
wick, at $3.50 p. m. Saturday, Apr l..
GEORGE FOSTER, lately typho in
the TRIBUNE office, was down from
Madison and spent Sunday and
Monday much to his delight. He
holds a case in the Democrat Office
and is rejecting credit upon the
establishment where he received his
schooling in the art.
THERE was a panic in Milwaukee
the other day caused by newspa-
per's announcement that "the price
Of beer would be advanced" The
paper had to get out an extra an
nouucing that it should read "beef"
not "beer," and the thirsty Milwau-
keeans drew long sigh Of relief.
The Salvation Army songsters,
Capt. and Lieut.. Jones, will conduct
special meetings at the Army churc b
in this city on Saturday aud Sun day,
April 18th and 18th. Admission
Saturday evening 10 cents. Collec-
tion taken at the door Sunday after
noon and evening.
A NATIoSAL convention of Re
publican league clubs viii be held
at Cincinnati, April u. The third
congressional district Of Wisconsin
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