Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-06-07

ED. AND FRANK LENAHAN, have
been making glad the hearts of many
friends in Mineral Point for few
days by their presence here.
Mrs. CHAs. Cox returned home
Friday from an extended visit with
her daughter Mrs. Willie Balch,
who has recently become a mamma.
Mr.. VIM. UREN has returned from
six weeks tour through Iowa, Kan
sas and Missouri, and reports effect
of dull times apparent at ali points
visited.
IT is rumored that one or two ex-
soldiers resident in Mineral Point
have been called upon to furnish
additional evidence or suffer loss of
that they have been receiving for
several years.
THAT genial gentleman of Dodge
vile, J. II. Cartwright, was in our
city Tuesday and found friends on
every corner who were exceedingly
glad to meet him.
HARRY GRAY, a resident of Miner.
al Point III his boyhood, nephew to
Z. Scott Ansley, is an attache OF
Lemen Bros. circus, in the capacity
of lithograph director,
GUNDRY & GRAY have the finest
line of sun umbrellas and parasols
in the city; bought direct of the
manufacturers, and everyone sold is
warranted Prices the lowest. 23w2
p. NJ. CHURcH services next SUI
day will be as follows: Preaching
at 1880 a. m. by Mr. Phil. Allen;
Sunday-school session at p. m. !;
Lecture, "Bible Night Scene," by
Rev. Chubb.
Darlington Journal: Morris Mi
nor of Mineral Point, second and
revised edition of "Badge," was in
| Darlington on business yesterday
and looked in on the Journal. Any
body who knew badge" 25 years
ago would recognize Morris without
an introduction; and he's probably
nicer boy than the old man was at
his age.
If you want buggy, phaeton,
or roadwagon, note the advertise
ment of w. T. Richards, Dodgeville
who wall sell a carload of those
vehicles at aution June 10th. They
are warranted first class and will be
sold at whatever they will bring on
the day named, and at private sale
for aution prices any time before
that date. Mr.. Richards started sell
ing wagons, carriages, agricultural
implements, sewing machines, organs
etc, about year ago, and is now
leader of the county in that line of
business.
We are pleased to be able to an
nounce that the publisher of The
Inter Ocean has made a special offer
on the weekly edition of that paper
during thepresentpolitcal campaign
He will send The Weekly Inter
Ocean for six months to any subcrib
er on receipt of thirty cents. This
is a very low price for one Of the
best and ablest Republican news
papers in the country. Good Re
pubIicans should try to increase its
circulation. Subscriptions will be
received at this price from June lst
to August lst. After that the regul-
ar prices will be restored.
FRIENDS Of Capt. Carter, Of
Dodgeyille, and they are legion of
whom ye editor is which, all remark
his well kept appearance. Since
Saturday last We can account for
this. Accepting an invitation to
dine impromptu with the Captain on
that day, we were served with a
banquet Of speckled trout and ac-
compartments TO tempt an epicure,
provided as we afterward learned
all 80 Deknowest" to the Captain by
his good wife aud a cousiderate
comrade. Surprises of this sort are
said to be frequent at the well-or-
dered, popular Carter home, for
which the Captain gives all credit
to his resourceful better half-but
he "hustles around and gets the