Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-21
WHILE Miss Brown, of England,

severely bruising the rider.
AT the NJ. 4. church tomorrow
Rev. p. S. Mather, a former pastor
and presiding elder of the district,
will preach in the morning, and
Rev. Straw in the evening.
A WESTERN editor, in answer to
complaint of patron that he did
not give news enough, advised him,
when news was scarce, to read the
Bible, which no doubt would be
news to him.
THERE were 10000 Smiths at a
Smith family reunion in a New Jer-
sey city recently, and still nearly
every body in the country knows
several families of Smiths that were
not represented.
THE grass is now green and ten
der. Farmers who began feeding
their cattle some weeks ago can now
save that expense, greatly to the
betterment of their privilege of Sc
curing ready cash.
z. M. CHURCH tomorrow: Morn
ing sermon by Rev. S. +. Chubb;
subject, "TAe Secret of Happeness." J"
Sunday school session at 2 p. m.
Evening Sermon by pastor; subject,
"The Publican's Prayer"
The annual meeting of the South
western Wis. Industrial Association
will be held at the city hall next
Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 25th, at
o'clock. 1t is the desire of the
officers that all members attend.
MosT all of the delegation from
Mineral Point that attended Chi
cago day at the Fair have returned
home, and they all express them
selves in about the same manner
81 never saw anything like it."
The TRIBUNE was favored the
other day with an exceedingly pleas
ant call from Prof. Beck, principal
of the Dodgeville high school, and
Mr.. T. J. Jones, our efficient and en-
ergetic county school superintendent
THE ladies of the Alpha Society
of the p. NJ. church will give their
annual bazaar and supper in the
lecture room of the church on Thurs.
day, Oct. 26th. Supper served from
to o'clock; adults 25 cts, chill
dren l5cts.
WHILE sparring for amusement
with a companion the other day,
VIM. Terrell, of the town of Miner
al Point, struck his fist against the
elbow of he other fellow and broke
bone in the back of his hand
above the fore finger.
BALED hay is being bought by
r. J. Penhallegon in large quanti-
ties. This week he purchased one
hundred and sixty tons. The firm
Of Graber, Jackson 81 Graber is
also buying the article in baled
form by the car load.
An exchange makes this benevo-
lent offer to delinquents: Toall those
who are in arrears and who will
cume in and pay up and for one
year in advance, we will give a first
class obituary notice free Of charge,
in case the payment kills them.
The passenger from Linden re-
turning from Chicago via Mineral
Point last Saturday, must have been
loaded with something stronger than
lake water to believe that the train
was made up of twenty-seven coaches
propelled by four engines.
The Goldsworthy mine, south of
the first ward school building, is re-
ported in better condition for work
ing than at any time heretofore.
There is no question about its merit,
but its "tightness," to use a miners
term, has been great drawback.
LAST Thursday a telegram an
nouncing the death Of MIR. Thomas
Sinclair Ansley was received in this
city. He died at Englewood, H..
shat morning. Deceased was highly
respected in Mineral Point, where
he resided for many years. The body
was brought to this city for burial,