Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-18
Mr.. WILLIAM MuRRIsH is still
critically i'll.

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recovery are entertained.
REPUBLICANs turn out and heal
Hon. d. Lloyd Jones at the city hall
next Tuesday evening
QUITE a number from this city are
expected to attend the foot ball game
at Darlington, Saturday.
A WHOLESALE price sale ON shoes
for one week only, beginning Monday
Oct p, 1894, at the White House.
DIR. CUNNINGHAM's advertisement
announces that his next visit to Min
eral Point will be on Sunday next
Oct. 2lst.
UNCLAIMED Letters are in the
Mineral Point postoffiice addressed
to H. NJ. Hawley, w. M. Prentice and
NJ. Steinberg.
p. M. CHURCH-Rev. Aron Breeze,
of Hazel Green, will preach on sun
day morning at l0:30 and evening at
700.
MARRIED-Oct. 10Th, at the M. f.
Parsonage, Rev. +. w. Straw officiat-
ing, Mr.. Andrew N. Miller and Miss
Mary Schenck, both of Belmont.
ORE buyers are inspecting the piles
about Highland. Linchied & CO.
have ready for bidders 80 tons OF dry
bone and 1000 lbs of lead ore.
A WHOLESALE price sale on shoes,
for one week only, beginning Mon
day, Oct. D, 1894, at the White
House.
THE gentleman who captured our
Miss Margaret McIlhon, is named
Luke Leonard, and not Reynolds, as
stated last week in the hurry of get
ting to press.
THE Misses Villa Jacko and Lille
Jackson, of this city, escorted by Mr..
Elmer Jackson, of Bloomfield, We're
royalty entertained by friends at
Cobb last week.
"BIz OR BUST" is A. &. Deller's
motto, and there is no fear of his
bursting. His stock of clothing is so
complete and fine, and his prices SO
low that he is bound to do business.
THE Woman's Relief Corps, of this
city RESPONDED to the call for help
from the fire suffers at Phillips, by
sending two large boxes of clothing,
ETC., to be distributed, valued at 800,
REV. w. nj. BALcH il recreating in
southern Minnesota while his wife
and baby are visiting with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Cox, in this
city. They will spend the winter
with his parents, at Mauston.
MEssRs Geo. ID. Masten, Emil Dup
pier, Ed. Cullen and Chas. Noble de-
parted by wagon last Monday morn
ing for the northern part Of the state,
on "aucking" expedition. They
expect to be gone about two weeks.
THE Mineral Point High school
foot ball team will play game with
the Darlington team at that place
next Saturday, and the Saturday fol-
lowing will meet the big normal
school team at Platteville.
UPON careful review Of the receipts
and disbursements of the state fair,
it is found that there is surplus of
three or four thousand dollars in
stead of deficit of that amount, as
first reported. Somebody made a
bad guess.
In his speech last Tuesday evening
Mr.. Latin forcibly spoke the truth
when he said, 1--WE (democrats) have
a rough and rugged road to travel
He will be convinced that it was uery
trough and rugged" on the eve OF
9th Of November next.
THE report that the Mineral Point
zinc company will relight their fires
about Nov. lst is now believed to be
authentic. 1t is further stated that
the company will about the same
time resume buying ore, and will
first purchase of local mines.
DIR. II. S. BARR concluded he
might find better field, and has left
Mineral Point. But the catalogue Of
physicians Is to be kept full. DIR
Leete, of st. Louis, cousin of Mrs
L. A. Cobb, is coming to locate here
and will occupy the residence o.
Guy p. Cobb.
ALDERMAN PRIDEAUX and Henry
Ovitz have drawn the water out OF
the old shaft on the ground Of the
former in the north part Of the city
worked few years ago by Toay
Knight and others. and put force
Of men to work there. It il be-
lieved paying mineral will be found
and a good mine developed.
MARRIED-in Chicago, Oct, 10 inst
Mr.. Frank Sopher, of that city, anc
Miss Edith Bennett, daughter Of Mr.