Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-08-16
Mrs. VanPost, nee Mrs. Wicker,
Of Chicago, is visiting with relatives
and friends in this city.

OF Chicago, is visiting with relatives
and friends in this city.
WE understand that still another
of our young men will soon--for
better or for worse-launch himself
upon the sea of matrimony.
MISS EvALYN CARKEEK, of Du.
buque, and Miss Mollie Strong, of
Dodgeville, are visiting with Miss
Veta Bennett this week.
OBSERVE by DR.. Cunningham's
advertisement that this celebrated
specialist is to be at the U. S. hotel
next Sunday, Aug. 10th.
liz you are in search of good health
and want to be well, take Prof.
Strassman's Nerve and Brain Tonic.
For sale at Pulford's drug store.
w. 7. RICHARDS, of Dodgeville,
is agent for the popular Haydock
buggies, and is making prices on
the same that are selling them fast. I.
IF sufficient number can be Sc
cured, a special train will leave this
city next Sunnay morning bound
for the campmeeting at Platteville.
Our old friend J. B. Johnson, now
resident in Montfort, Grant County,
is prominently mentioned for the
republican nomination for assembly.
man.
DIED, of cholera infantum, on
Tuesday of this week, the seven
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris. Hanson, of the town of in
eral Point.
The Misses Fanny and A es
McIlhon have been re.engaged as
teachers in the Milwaukee public
schools, and will enter upon their
duties about Sept. 10.
A GARD from D. Z. Jacobs says a
hot game of base ball was played
between Galena and Muscoda mines
at Fennimore Monday. The score
was % to 20 in favor of Galena.
For the benefit of her health, the
wife of Rev. w. ID. James has gone
to Lake Linden, Mich, with her sis
ter, Mrs. Capple, who was called
here by the sickness Of Mrs. James.
MAJOR GEORGE JEUCK was COM
mander-in.chief Of a jolly party of
fishermen and ladies that encamp-
ed on Otter Creek, north of the
county asylum, this week.
JAKE MEsERoLE did not go to
Chicago to get pointers for the base
ball game of Friday, as some Of the
City Hallers would have believed.
He went to Dixon to see his cousin.
MEssRs f. w. Sheperd, Ben Zim-
mer and Ike Deller drove over to
Lancaster last Saturday evening,
and attended the "opera" on Mon
day evening. Yes, they've returned.
J. ii. CARRow has had an artifi.
cial eye inserted to replace the one
lost by the fourth of July accident.
His other eye is good, Ell abling him
to plainly see signs Of his nomina-
ton for sheriff.
Galena Gazette: Report says
that p. Allen Of Mineral Point, made
the best speech introducing candi-
date that was made in the late repab-
lican'convention. He presented the
name of S. w. Reese.
Nix. AND Mrs. john NANCoLAs
don't often give the printer chance
to get their names in type, but We
got the better of them Tuesday,
having caught them in the act Of
starting on a visit to Linden.
w. Il. RICHARDS, the enterpris-
ing dealer in buggies, farm imple.
ments, organs, sewing machines,
etc, and genial popular citizen Of
Dodgeville, shook hands with many
friends in Mineral Point Monday.
THE portrait Of Mrs. John Hoare,
seen at J. K. Hosking's galley, en-
larged from photograph taken BY
him, attracts attention and commen.
dation for superiority Of work and
perfect representation Of the subject.