Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-01-02

gong 10 SeI dlouS "itHvul IT, holO
are men who never help the world
much until they get out of it.
MISS MAMIE PRIEsTLEY returned
the first of the week to her duties
in the Adj't. Generals office at Mad
ison, after spending Christmas at
the home of her mother in this
city.
MISS ANNIE LA MALE and her
friend Miss Maggie Bross, of Chi
cago, who have been spending the
holidays in this city, will return
next Monday to their studies at Sin
sinnawa Mounds Academy. Mr..
La Male will accompany them on
the trip.
Ir is well to burn little sulphur
in the cellar and rooms of the house
once in a while. 1T will consume
and kill unpleasant odors and de-
stroy all disease germs with which
it comes in contact. Besides that
YOU become accustomed to the
smell of sulphur, Try it one in a
while.
TOMMY SMITH is the only one of
the alleged lynehers now in Jail
He says he prefers remaining in
good quarters until the trial takes
place, az if he went a.lounging
around out it the sunshine and rain
the grip would catch him as sure as
fate. Tommy takes things in a phil
osophical Darlington J0'rna5
THERE are those, but they are
few, who think that the city papers
ought to receive some substantial
encouragement for their persistent
efforts in booming a place whereby
the property owners and capitalists
get the direct benefits The TRIB-
UNE's fate, however, upon the ad.
vent of the new year, was some
what opposite in its nature. "Pay
more rent or get out"
AN editor in one of our neighbor-
Ing towns created a sensation in
church while they were singing a
well known hymn by bawling out
in spirit OF absent mindedness:
"Let every kindred, every tribe,
on this terrestrial ball, put down
their dollar and half and subscribe,
and we'll receipt for ALL" He was
promptly expelled, without even
getting chance to take up a
collection.-E;c.
The Rev. Thos. w. Stamp has
inst closed a series Of meetings al
Waldwick, Wis, such as have not
been witnessed for years. One hun.
dred and thirty-seven have come to
the altar and found peace through
believing in Jesus. The people of
Waldwick, at the close of same,
showed their appreciation of their
pastor by giving him and his fam
| lily rousiug donation, amountin ng
to over $4,000.
Hon. G.. G Cox who witnessed
the organization of the new Nation
al Congress, has been home for two
weeks quite sick with the grip. lie
was able to make his appearance
on our streets this week, but shows
| plainly the effects Of his illness
He says the organization of th'
Democratic House consisted o
hubbub and wrangling to redicu
lous degree-monkey show was NJ
comparison. The reports in th
daily papers confirm this and more
To the last day of the year peo
pie are becoming accustomed t.
| look for the event of the season
That is when the @. A. Il. boys 0
this city invariably have their sup
per and promenade concert Las
Thursday night it was a great even
a. usual. The attendance was larg
considering the iuclement weather
and everyone had huge time
After installation services, PRO-
| McGregor made fitting and patri
otic address, which aoounded wit
eloquence. Excellent music wa
interspersed, and the heavy ladei
tables well patronized until nea