Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09

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been put under that alleged picture
of VIM. 4. Carter.
THE opening of |. Deller's new
jewelry establishment took place on
Wednesday last, as per announce
ment. The stock and equipments
all being new and of the latest
styles make very attractive APP
pearance, and in addition to these
striking features the store room has
been elegantly equipped with new
plate glass, hardwood floor, new
shelving, and fresh paint and paper.
All wood work, including show cases
and stands are in oak.
AMONG the other signs of ad
vancement in Mineral Point is the
"git up" several of our merchants
are showing in their window dis
plays. One of the finest displays
of this kind ever seen in the city
is that of millinery goods this week
by Henry thinner. Frank Ludden,
manager of the Economy store, is
also an expert at this business.
Merchants on the north side Of
High street have less opportunity
to make displays in this way, be-
cause of the great damage the sun
would do to goods thus exposed.
On Tuesday, April 10, the w. Il.
c., will give New England supper
at the q. A. X. Hall. Lovers of
brown bread, baked beans, pump
kin pies, doughnuts, ETC., will be
served with the choicest from 5
o'clock p. m, until s. Come and
bring your families, as the object
is to put money into the relief fund
of the order. Both vocal and in
strumental music by our best home
talent will entertain you. As the
supper will be served promptly,
business men can take supper with
out being delayed All for rs
cents.
THERE being but one ticket in
the field at the election of officers
in the town of ldwick, little or
no interest was manifested. The
only feature that might draw atten-
ton il the election for assessor of
w. A. Pierce, to succeed Joseph
Beecher, who has served in that
position for thirteen consecutive
years. The officers chosen for the
ensuing year are as follows:
supervsors-Davd Walsh, chairman, Uriah
James, John Rowe.
Town Clerk-A. j. Dorian.
Assessor--W. A. Pierce.
TreaNrer-John Stephenson.
Justices r.. e. Gribhle, W. MCNEIL, w.
Skegis.
Coustables-Aaron Denio, D. X. Jones.
A PERFECT jam of people at
tended the Milkmaids' Convention
at the City Hall Thursday evening.
1t was a success beyond all ex-
pectation. The sale of tickets had
to cease for want of room. Isles
and everywhere were crammed full.
The entertainment was royal. The
drill part which led the entertain
ment is worthy of all the praise
that can be given, and was most
fitting prelude to the convention
itself No city can boast of finer
looking young milkmaids than the ose
who graced the platform on this
occasion, and the different parts
were superbly taken and handled.
The right ones had them. Every
once in a while some singing was
introduced and immensely enjoyed, +,
for the singers were Miss Sallie
Jacka, James Kober, Alfred Vivian,
and the three little Jacka girls, be-
sides the convention" quartette.
At the organ was seen Miss Laura
Jacka and Mr.. John r. Toay. The
orchestra did beautiful service, and
were Messrs J. Allen, Jr., b.
Wallis, b. Winn, A. Wallis and O.
Huxtable. By the enthusiasm man
ifested every indication was pre-
sented demonst rating the splendid
good time everybody had. That
Mr.. Alfred Vivian is just the one
to get up an entertainment of that