Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19

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on Tuesday morning of this week
while trying to get on a passen ger
train, supposed result from heart
disease. Mr.. Msly was the father
of Ella Maly, the girl for whose
murder Rose Zoldoske is serving a
life term in states prison.
TINS is not at all surprising. We
believe it to be true that the credit
of the average woman is better
than that of the average man. We
have often heard it said by business
men that they would rather credit a
woman than man, and that has
been our own experience. The
woman who subscribes for a news.
paper is certain to pay for it.
THE annual meeting of the
Southwestern Wisconsin Industrial
Association, held last Wednesday,
in this city, resulted in the election
of the following competent and
energetic officials for the ensuing
year.
President-Goo. G. Cox
Treasurer-Phil. Allen, Jr
seoretary--H. s. Well
Vice Prosidents-w. A. Jones' A. W. Cobb,
JAS. Spensley, Thos. Braoken, N. X, Van
Matre.
Executive Commlttee-Calver Spensley, Jas.
Gordon, N. n. Snow J. w. Rewey, }. IL.
| Vivian.
MEN have different ways of
carrying money. Butchers, grocers
and bakers carry it in a big,
crumpled wad. Bankers carry it in
ice clean bills, laid in full length
in a morocco pocket book. Brokers
always fold their bills twice. The
yo ung business man carries his
money in his vest pocket, while the
sporting man carries his in his
Trousers pocket. Farmers and
drivers carry theirs in their inside
vest pocket. Editors carry their
money in other peoples pockets,
-Ex.
Darlington journal: The people
of Darlington were shock ed last
Thursday by telegram received
announcing the death of II. s
Henzelman, who had gone to the
pineries of Wisconsin a week before
with Sam Vickers, Jr., jeff Proctor
and Fred Tresner, for a few weeks
hunting. 1t seems that the unfortu.
nate young man was a few rods
distant from his companions, and
in climbing over log his gun was
discharged, the heavy load entering
his shoulder and head, death re.
sulting in a short time.
PEorLE will persist in using
kerosene oil in lighting fires not
withstanding the many accidents
they have known and the liability
of burning their own homes. 1t is
a dangerous practice and one that
should never be INDUCED in. A. Il.
Pauley, Of Brodhead, and by the
way he is newspaper man and
supposed to know everything,
knows a. this time it is dangerous
matter, as he was quite badly burned
about the face last week. He filed
the off ce stove with paper and wood
then poured oil over it. Not burning
to his satisfaction he was string
the elephant up, when the gas that
had accumulated by OH running
down through the paper exploded
/ throwing the fire out on to him.
A PROMINENT writer on practical
education says: Some parents feel
it somewhat Of a task to be called
upon to send written excuse for the
absence or tardiness Of their chill
dren. Perhaps they may feel more
reconciled if they will stop to con
slider that this measure is pre-
ventive Of truancy. In some
instances it occurs that a pupil il
absent from school days at a time
without the knowledge Of biz
parents. The teacher supposes him
at home, the parent supposes him
at school. With a proper degree
of care and attention on the par
, Of the teacher and parents thil