Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-01-30

o '9''A AN', PSi thO SaiH
reapportionment. How do you like
it?
A LITTLE boy of Whitewater has
been deprived of his eyesight be-
yond hope of recovery by the
throwing of a SNOWFALL, which
broke window, driving fragments
of glass into the little fellows eyes.
The maxim that no man can take
advantage of his own wrong doing,
should apply to the state as well as
the treasurers. To claim the bene-
fits without sharing in the respon-
sibilities is a queer law to very
many.
SERVICES at p. NJ. church to-
morrow at 10:3O and Z o'clock.
Rev. S. r. Chubb will preach both
morning and evening. Morning
subject: encouragement to Work
ers," Evening subject: "Tne
Adopted One; or, How the Poor
Child Became Rich"
WHEN G. Hornung moves into
his new store, which will be soon,
Ed. Davey will move his stock of
boots and shoes into the building
vacated by Mr.. H., and the Hendra
Bros. will enlarge their quarters by
adding thereto the store room which
has been occupied by Mr.. Davey.
THE church fair of Father Demp-
sey's church at Highland netted
81 900. Miss Kate Waters was
voted the handsomest young lady,
and received a valuable gold ring.
Miss Bridget Doyle got a very
handsome gold watch. The con
test on the watch brought to the
treasury 1868.
A GOOD, sensible citizen was
heard to say the other day that the
skating on sidewalks INDUCED in by
boys has, in all probability, saved
the city one or more suits foT
damage, as the snow and ice on the
walks have been cut up in way
that rendered them less slippery
for pedestrians.
"GoDEY's LADY's Book" fol
February is fully what it claims to
be, Valentine number Not only
is it that but dainty one, too. The
story by Prof. Clarence NJ. Boutelle
is good, novel, and written in the
authors best style. Cooley is all
and more than it claims to be, q
first-class fashion magazine. Cooley
Publishing Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Price, $500 per year.
THos. HARRISON, formerly of this
city, who for a number of years has
been out west, is back for a visit
which will last several weeks
"Tom" is now a member of the
United States regular army, and is
stationed at Ft. Assinnibone, Mon
tana. His numerous friends are
pleased to see him again, aud they
all remark that army life seems tc
agree with him as he never looked
better than at present.
Mr.. CHAs. J BRACKEN, a citizer
of Mineral Point township for many
years, and a gallant veteran Of the
rebellion, who left here about nine
years ago for PlankintOn, 5. OAK.
is back for a few weeks visit witt
relatives and old associates. Will
the exception of being a shade
grayer he looks about the same
and is as social as ever. His sue
cess in the new field of labor hal
not made him a millionaire, yet ht
has not Jared as badly as some from
this section who located in the
Dakotas.
"ToM" BISHOP, editor of th'
Volga, S. Oak, Tribune, is il
trouble. His numerous friends il
Mineral Point hope he will get ou
of il whole and money ahead. H'
has prepared, as promised, a write
up of all the available bachelors Of
that vicinity, and he would like tt
accommodate the scores of fan
maidens who are beseeching him K
publish it for their benefit, but he i
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