Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-13

oNSdti DOiH one year lOT Tl.ou cstSl
in advance. If
Rev. $. r. CHUBB will preach in
the p. Nj. church next Sunday morn
ing, Subject: "The Shout in the
Camp; or, victory all along the line.
INVITING holiday goods at still
more inviting prices. Isaac Deller. 80
ToPIc for young mems meeting at
p M. church next Sunday morning,
THE Pillar of Fire Will Prisk lead
er. A cordial invitation extended to
the public.
w. i. RICHARDS, of Dodgeville.
agent for the Story d Clark Organ,
receives the instruments direct from
the factory, and those who buy from
him save middle-men's profits.
The p. NJ. and NJ. +. churches will
hold a union service next Sunday
evening at the Nj. Il. Church at Z 30.
The meeting will be under the aus
pices of the Sabbath Observance
Society.
PEOPLE who don't know that
Christmas is coming should go out
on the streets and try to squeeze into
the business houses that advertise in
the TRIBUNE. They are reaping u
rich harvest.
THE the members of the Mineral
Book club are requested to meet at
Mr.. Lafiin's Office Monday Dee. 18th,
at 3 o'clock Z. Nj. sharp. Business of
Importance to be transacted. A full
attendance is requested.
WALT. NOBLE, fireman on the G. d
n. w. Ry., with headquarters at
Janesville, visited his father, Geo.
Noble, and other friends in this city
last week. He is happy over the re-
suit Of the late election, and looks
hearty and prosperous.
Boscobel Enterprise: The railroad
committee had long conference,
with the Illinoise Central officials at
Chicago last Tuesday, and came
away confident that they viii extend
their line from Dodgeville TO this
city in the near future.
TIE members Of Ivey Lodge, i. o.
&. T., of Plum Grove, will hold box
sociable at the country residence of
Fitzsimons on the evening of Dee.
is, 1894. Each lady wears a necktie
and carries one in her box. All are
cordially invited to attend.
JOHN w. Ross is prepared to do
feed grindingr at Waldwick, and
guarantee satisfaction to all custo-
mers. Tuesday and Wednesday of
each week will be devoted to the
work The advantage of ground feed
for stock is recognized by the best
farmers.
MRS. $. r. CHuBB il lying quite
sick at DR.. Streeters private hospital
on Calumet avenue, Chicago, having
undergone i serious operation. She
is, however, doing nicely under the
circumstances, and is looking hope
fully to spending New Years with
her family.
The remains Of Mrs. James Me-
Ilhatton, daughter of Joseph Saris,
of this city, were brought here for
interment Monday evening. Her
home was at Moline, Ill. She leaves
a husband and five little children
Her death was sudden, from infiam-
nation Of the bowels.
THOMAS COLLINS has completed
his cold storage house for the deposit
Of Val Blatz Milwaukee beer, for
which he is sole agent in this city.
His fine delivery wagon moving
about our streets attracts more at
tention than the gay standard oil
wagon engineered by John Harris.
USEFUL articles in jewelry and
prizes in value, surprises
in price. Isaac Deller. 50
THE Mineral Point Zinc works are
now running at full capacity. Every
thing moves as smoothly as could be
desired, The whistle being ont Of
order so that it could not be sounded,
people generally did not get onto the
fact that the furnaces were started
for seveal days. "A new whistle will
be in place soon.
THE Platteville lecture course
10th season-opened Nov. u, with the
Temple Quartette Concert Go. Of Bos-
ton, The succeeding numbers WILDE:
Dec. II, Rev. Frank Bristol; Jan. l9,
the WilezekGrandConc company !;
Feb. Is, Thos. Dixon, Jr.. Of New York
city; Feb. y, John Temple Graves,
Of Georgia; Mar. -, Dir. Robt. Me-
Intyre.
AT d meeting Of the bar Of the fifth
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