Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-08-16
MEssRs John and Peter Pedellty

came mp Saturday from their home
near Benton, to see their brother-in.
law, Joseph Anderson, who is
very sick at the home of his son,
Prof. ]. w. M. Anderson, in this
city.
For sexual weakness, heart failure,
broken down constitutions, aches
and pains, restlessness, take, with
perfect success, Prof. Strassman's
Nerve aud Brain Tonic, natures
restorative. For sale at Pulford's i
drug store.
SECRETARY We'll has more appli-
cations for race lists and other in
formation about the Mineral Point
fair than ever before. The prospect
is that we shall have the largest and
best field Of horses ever seen on
our fair ground.
MEMBERs of the order Of Modern
Woodmen, Of this city, generally at
tended the picnic of the society at
Belmont last Friday They are eh.
thusiastic in praise of the grand re-
ception and entertainment given
them by their fraters and the people
generally of Belmont.
Darlington Republican: Messrs.
Morris Minor and Robert Smith, OF
Mineral Point, two whole.souled
young men, were in the city Wed.
nesday aud favored US with call.
Dame Rumor saith that Morris will
soon lead one Of our lovely young
ladies to the hymeneal altar.
ALL the way from Constantinople.
Capt. Garebud, or Joe the Turk, will
visit Mineral Point and conduct
great meetings at Salvation Army
hall on Tuesday and Wednesday
nights, Aug. 81 and %. He will be
dressed in his native costume. Every
body come, aud see and hear him.
Silver offering at the door.
SAM. lIoGKING enjoyed visit and
recounting of war incidents with
an old comrade, John Pitts, on
Tuesday. These two, when but boys,
together followed sold Glory" from
Atlanta to the sea, as members of
the 18th Wisconsin. Mr.. Pitts il
now prosperous farmer Of Chero.
kee, Iowa, where he settled twenty
five years ago.
Mr.. b. II. SoPER, Of Oshkosh, an
active member of the Christian En-.
deavor, and editor of the Wisconsin
Christion Endeavor, was prominent
in the convention here this week,
and honored the TRIBUNE with a
call. The Endeavor, is worthy
organ Of the association, and de-
serves the support Of every one de-
sirous Of seeing Endeavor principles
spread.
DoDGEvILLE has contracted for a
complete system Of water works,
the entire cost Of which will be less
than $4,000. Mineral Point has
less need Of water works, and sys-
tenn for this city would be much
more expensive. A better move for
property owners here would be to
organize good local insurance
company. In ten years they would
save enough to construct water
works.
HARVEY GRIBBLE, son Of the late
Thos. Gribble, died al the home Of
his mother, in Waldwick, about
noon on Friday, Aug. 10, Of CON
sumption; aged II years. The
body was Inferred in Graceland
cemetery, this city, on Sunday.
about l25 teams following the re-
mains to their final resting place
Only q year ago another son was
stricken by the same agency. The
widowed mother has much sympa
thy III her great sorrow.
Messrs Gilman, Of Mineral Point, and Cor
nellus, Of this city, will start steam laundry IN
the Old Democrat building on South Main street
This laundry has been in operation In Minera
Point for some time. but was compelled te
leave there owing to tho bad condition Of thC
water--Darlngton Republican.
Now we hope the best for the new
laundry enterprise at Darlington
but would mildly protest against
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