Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-01-30
TWENTY-FIVE years ago the 25th

[ AlOuilOth iil1ii AAib W AAS az NAAN AApA'N
of the bride in this city. The event
was duly celebrated At their present
home at De Smet, South Dakota,
last Monday. The TRIBUNE con-
graduates them.
A PECULIAR incident of the late
fires was the experience of the
Good Templars in connection with
their charter. The document was
burned in the first fire and a dupli-
cate had just been received and left
with Jas. Mari for framing the
night before the last fire. 1t was
destroyed and now the third charter
has been received. .-Dodge0ille Sltn.
ANOTHER indication of our city's
growth is the new cooper shop of
w. A. Smith. The shop is located
in the Goldsworthy building on
Commerce street. Mr.. Smith is an
expert at the business, and does gun
repairing in successful manner.
Butter tubs, etc, kept on hand at
reasonable prices. All who deal
with him will find him pleasing,
, accommodating gentleman.
A WARREN citizen who recently
died made the following charitable
bequests: To his wife, tract of
eighty acres of land, with the con.
dition that after her death the
property shall be sold and the first
$1,000 derived from the sale shall
be given the trustees of the Me tho
dist church at Warren TO be by
) them devoted to paying the ex-
E penses of revival meetings, the
annual expenditure for such pur-
pose not to exceed 5000. The re-
mainder of the proceeds of the sale
is to go to the exchequer of the
s general missionary society of the
e Methodist church To several rela-
Y tives small bequests are made and
| sums ranging from $500 to $500 are
r left to various other missionary and
3 educational societies.
, THE only event of sensational
7 nature which has sprung to the sur.
face in Mineral Point this week il
:, the charge of adultery against one
, 20. 4. Caldwell and one Matte
Armstrong. Caldwell for short
time acted as salesman for 5. T.
, Osborne, and the woman lived with
o him as his wife, but upon the real
| wife and five children making their
appearance in this section, Caldwell
and his paramour skipped for LA
Crosse. Law came to the assistance
of the deserted wife and family
and the degraded man and woman
were arrested at La Crosse and
brought to this city for hearing
which was had before Squire Horn
on Thursday afternoon, resulting in
Caldwell being bound over to the
circuit court in the sum of 81 SOC
for abandonment and adultery; and
besides this the man and woman
were bound over jointly in like
! amount on another charge. 1t is
not likely they will be furnished
bail in such case.
In this time of grief and grippe
y "the person born with good, sound
e constitution, good stomach, good
e heart and good limbs, a pretty good
,, head piece, is rich. Good bones are
D better than gold, tough muscles than
q silver, and nerves that fash fire and
e carry energy to every function are
> DeLIef lnan houses ahu lduu' ~ 10
: better than a landed estate to have
8 the right kind of father anC
e mother. Good breeds and baC
breeds exist among men as really al
g among herds and horses. Education
may do much to ch eek evil tend
e encies or to develop good ones, bu
n it is great thing to inherit th'
D right proportion of faculties t
It start with. The man is rich VIII
e has a good disposition, who
}. naturally kind, patient, cheerful
f hopeful, and who has flavor o
0 wit and fun in his composition
r The hardest thing to get on with II
o this life is mans own self.
s cross, selfish fellow, a desponden
a ard comn1aininr, feiioU timit