Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-31

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DR.. f. S. Miller, dentist, and Miss
Cora A. Rowe, at Montfort yester.
day, May 3oth They will be at
home in Randolph, Wis, after the
18th of June.
a NEW plate glass window in Mul.
harms building, corner High and
Chestnut streets, is a good improve
ment. Report says that Ed. Cullen
is to become proprietor Of the sal
loon there after July lst.
FROM the Ida mine, near Benton,
in which Senator Spensley, w. A,
Jones and c. w. McIlhon are large
ly interested, sixteen carloads Of
zinc ore have come to the Mineral
Point furnaces within the past ten
days.
"HELP one another" is motto to
remember during these Cleveland
times, and this can be done in no
better way than by insisting that
you are supplied only with Ameri-
can goods made in America Ask
your neighbor to do the same.
Miss Iona SIANARD is absent
from her post at w. J. Penhallegon'sl
store acting as bridesmaid at the
wedding of her friend, Miss Allie
Matthews, of Montfort, to Mr..
Clarence Williams, of Virginia City,
New, which occurs today.
Mrs. RUNDELL, of Ridgeway,
while on a visit at the home of Jas.
Argall in this city, fell down flight
of stairs last Monday and broke her
leg above the knee. DR.. McDon-
aid reduced the fracture. She is
doing well but will not be able to
return home for some time.
The impromptu game Of ball yes
terday afternoon demonstrates that
we have nine young men who, with
practice, encouragement and little
help may do credit to Mineral Point.
They have commenced the organi-
cation Of ball team. If you are
visited by a worker in this cause be
ready and willing helpers of the
boys, by contributions from your
store.
john McMANUs, a pioneer living
near Belmont, while left alone 10y
his family, attempted suicide by
cutting his wrists and stomach with
a razor, and then walked into thel,
presence with the blood streaming
from his wounds. Prompt medical
aid was given, but mis- life is des.
paired of. Long illness and the
death Of his wife are thought to be
the cause.
GEORGE S. ANTHONY, cashier Of
the First National bank of Darling
ton, has accepted the position of
supertendent Of the Redemption
bureau, in that part Of the Treasury
department under the direction OF
/ the controller of the currency, at
| Washington Mr.. Anthony has
been connected with one bank at
Darlington for twenty-five years,
and during the past ten years has
been its cashier. He viii probably
be succeeded as cashier by t. G. l..
! MacKay.
Tomorrow (Friday) morning Mr.
j. p. Haukins leaves here for a tril
to England, to see once more his
aged mother and to view the scene'
Of his youth. Il is about 25 year,
since Mr.. Hankins arrived in Min
eral Point, coming direct from Eng
land. In that quarter of a century
he has displayed great industry, ac
tiyity in the advancement Of moral
lty and good citizenship, and ha
gained the respect and confidence
of the entire community, who joir
in wishing him pleasant voyage
and safe return. He expects to b'
absent at least two months.
THE turn out Of veteran soldier
, and ladies' Of the Relief Corps fo
The memorial service, last Sunday
was as large as ever known ia TIM
city. Mr.. Straw's sermon was
: strong argument showing that frou