Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-18

SUING htal Ddi illHS = toH, mas No'AA.
menced suit against Peter Boyle,
aged 90 years, for breach of prom
Use. She puts her claim at $4,000.
OUR band orchestra has been en-
gagged to play for the tireman's dance
at Darlington on Thanksgiving eve,
also for the G. A. r. promenade in
this city during the holidays.
ABOUT a dozen X. Ps. of this city
visited with their Brother Knights
at Dodgeyille, Wednesday evening.
They are full of praise of the grand
time had, and more especially the
hospitality extended.
The ladies of the NJ. K. church
will hold their annual Thanks
giving bazaar and supper, in the
lecture room of the church, on
Thursday eve, Nov. 3oth. Supper
25 cents.
BUCHANAN is provided with a
new line of popular plays and songs
and merry special features, and the
best specially people on the road
are with him. Reserved seats on
sale at usual place.
How is this for high school gos-
sip: A young lady of the senior
class says that winter whiskers are
sprouting, and a member of the
junior class of the same sex says
that the senior is wholly in error,
BY an act of the county board, in
session this week, the First National
bank of this city has been made a
county depository. The rate of in.
terest to be paid is three and fifty.
FIVE hundredths cents.
SERVICES will be held at the p
Nj. church tomorrow at the usual
hours. In the morning Rev. Chubb
will take for his text "The Prayer
Answered." and in the evening he
will preach on the subject OF
"Light.'
DIR. DAY, who treats Diseases o
the Eye and Ear, will make his reg
ular visit to Mineral Point Monday
Nov. 9th and remain one week
Special attention given to the scien
ti6c fitting of glasses. Examination
free. Office with DR.. Eastman. 46w;
, THE entertainment by the Chicag'
Lady Qdartette, given in this cit.
Wednesday evening, was by al
t odds the finest of it's kind our pee
, pie have had a chance ito hear fo
4 wears. The attendance was no
what it ought to be. Those VIII
:. failed TO turn out are the losers.
c BUCHANAN's comedians will pla,
}. an engagement of one week in tn
opera house Of this city commencin!
Monday, Nov. 90 Everyone know
J., them, and cannot afford to miss 1t
+ They play to cheap prices, giving
every one a chance to spend tb'
evenings pleasantly without mucl
J expense. Don't fail to hear them.
r LAST Wednesdays meetings o
the dairy board was the last of tn
season. Over 10000 pounds o
cheese were offered and about one
p half of it sold for eleven cents, tn
. highest price offered that day. o
Thursday, however, the balanc
went for eleven and one-sixteent
cents
> THIS is not going to be a seaso
when farmers can afford to thro,
money away. Prices are only IN,
dium and moneyis high, as you wi
. find it if you want to borrow
There is no quicker way to los
money than by feeding unthrift
stock. Do not be so foolish as {
put any animal up for winter whic
f7 does not show good promise of r.
+ turning a good profit for ever
s. pound Of food consumed. Old al
II imals, or such as have been stunte
l. in their early growth, will not d
$ this. Better get rid Of them fc
st what they will bring than to was
X good feeding stuff on them.
a. MINERAL POINT bachelors vi
10 shudder as they read the following
50 Bachelors Of the present day have