Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-11-29
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, THURSDAY NOVEMBER % 1894

only a few OF the section bosses
being retained.
Tom KENNEDY was down from
Madison this week shaking hands
with friends. Upon retiring from
the office Of treasury agent he will
become travelling man.
PRoF. BECK, County Superintend-
ent Jones, District Attorney Whit
man and Sheriff Imhoff, came in
from Dodgdville to witness the foot
ball game last Saturday.
THE Warren Sentinel enormously
reported son born to citizen of
Nora, and had to correct it under
a threat from the reputed father that
he would take the matter in hand" !"
t AN S-year-old son Of Robert Dem
mis-, near Livingston, died of diph-
iberia last week, and two other child
ren of the family are seriously i'll
with the same disease.
a WARREN boy split his foot while
splitting wood last week SO badly
that a surgeons services wererequir-
ed. Many boys Will take this as a
warning not to split wood
The children's entertainment in
the High School room on Friday
evening is sure to prove good. 1t
will cost you only 10 cents and will
help the children toearn their organ.
w. r. RICHARDS is making special
low prices on the famous White Sew
ing Machine for the next so days. 1t
will pay you to see him, at Dodge
vile, before buying a sewing ma
chine, 2w
Hon. j. w. REwEy, chairman Of
the county board, had business in
Mineral Point, Monday and exchang-
ed congratulations with the TRIBUNE
and other friends over the great re-
publican victory.
THAT hustling dealer in organs,
pianos, sewing machines, buggies and
farm implements, at Dodgeville, pas
sed through Mineral Point behind
his speedy colt on Monday. Refer
ence is made to w. 7. Richards.
w. T. RICHARDS, of Dodgeville,
agent for the Story a. Clark Organ,
receives the instruments direct from
the factory, and those who buy from
him save middle-men's profits. 2w
MIR. THos. BAINBRIDGE of Miffiin
recently purchased an elegant Con-
over piano. This IL the only strictly
high grade piano manufactured in
Chicago, and ranks with the best
pianos made. He purchased of S.
t. Osborne, general agent.
ATTENTION Veterans? Remember
the next meeting Of the Geo. II. Leg
ate Post, Dec. 7th. Officers will then
be elected an preliminary arrange
ments will than be made for the an
nual campfire. Ever member who
possibly can should be on hand
A REGULAR meeting Of the order
of Eastern Star will be held on
Wednesday evening, Dee. 5th, at
I o'clock, for the annual election Of
officers. Let every member bear
this in mind and be on hand at the
appointed hour,
M MARRIED-Atth the st. Pauls's Cath
Ollie church by Rev. Father O'Keefe,
last Tuesday morning, Mr.. Thos.
Brennan and Miss Emma Burkhardt.
The groom is favored brakesman
on the Mineral Point division of the
c. NJ. st. Z. r. r.. The TRIBUNE
joins the friends in wishing the hap
py couple a prosperous journey
through life.
Mr.. "A. MACARTHUR again becomes
proprietor of the Dodgeville Sun,
on foreclosure Of chattel mortgage,
The issue of last week under his
management demonstrates that Mac,
has lost none Of his mental vigor dur
liiS liz 1DllN lIblAl ll1 lADNi NbANs
Editorially this number of the Sun is
the best issued from the office since
Macs retirement. If he will devote
himself to the work and place a com
petent printer in charge Of the me-
chanical department, the sun will
shine more brightly than 1t has ever
yet done. But gratuitous advice Isl
seldom appreciated.
Miss MILLIE WALLIS. daughter Of
j. B. Wallis, left on Friday Of last
week for a trip Of over 200o miles to
witness the marriage Of her cousin,
Serena i. Wallis, which will take
place at Pullman IN the state of
Washington, today Thursday. Sc
rena was raised IN Darlington and
went west two years ago with her
parents and located at Pullman,
where she has since been engaged
us a teacher in the Pullman coll
lege. The groom is Mr.. J. Mathews,
4 i.