Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-07-12

city by superintendent Perkins.
lE you want to make life JOY,
sleep luxury, take Prof. Strassman's
Nerve and Brain Tonic, which has
no substitute. For sale at Pulford s
drug store.
p. M. CHURCH SERvIcEs.--9:0o
A. M. Young Peoples Meeting; 1890
Mr.. John Pierce will preach; 300
P. NJ. Sunday School; 1880 P. NJ. ser
mon by Mr.. Chubb. Subiect--"Gid-
cons night attack in the valley of
Gilboa."
FREE trade will never make
wall paper cheaper than it is now
sold by J. J. Hanscom IL Co. That
any home should have bare walls or
soiled old style paper, when it can be
made beautiful at so slight expense
is surprising. %
The band expects to give another
of ther popular free concerts at the
city park tomorrow, (Friday) even
ing. And week later they hope
to give another, with festival of
ice cream, cake, etc, for the bene-
fit Of the band.
Hon. j. M. SMITH is home from
his post of duty among the Indians
Of Minnesota for short vacation.
He looks we'll and his presence
pleasantly lessons the vacuum on
our streets during these days Of
business torpidity.
AS everybody reioiced when, a
few days ago, it was announced
that a son had been born to Marshal
Holmes, SO the many friends Of
himself and wife heard with regret
on Monday that the little treasure
had been called to join the angels.
THE Mineral Point creamery now
churns twice day, and produces
500 to $50 pounds at each churning.
THIS indicates about $4,000 pounds
of milk daily received. All butter
awaiting shipment is placed in cold
storage with p Penhallegon IL Grum.
MADISON papers note the marriage
Of Misses Carrie and Lillian Baker,
daughters of Mr. John u. Baker,
formerly of Linden, on July 5th.
Carrie becomes Mrs. Geo. Oakes, of
New Richmond, Wis, and Lillian
Mrs. Ern est N. Warner, of Madison.
Both grooms are young attorneys.
Dodgeyille Sun: Mrs. John
Diedrick, wife Of the cheese maker
at Blotz' mill, had novel exper-
fence Tuesday, being attacked by
fox. The animal bit her ankle and
then her hand and only let her go
when she had put her foot on its
neck and choked it to death.
EMGRANTs westward bound by
team are rarity Of late, and two
parties of this kind passing through
here within the last week attracted
attention. One party Of three fami-
lies being interviewed said they
were from Sheboygan, Wis, and
bound for Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
A SUGAR famine was feared last
Saturday. Several Of our merchants
were out, and it was thought the
railroad strike might prevent any
being shipped in. But by Tuesday
several tons were received, and cof-
fee drinkers and house wives put
ting up fruit were again happy.
MASTERS Harry and Mortimer
Priestley came Monday from Madi.
son for a visit with friends in Min
eral Point. Mrs. Prlestley is visit
ing Mrs. j. A. Owen in Chicagos
and Miss Mamie will spend part Of
her summer vacation with Mrs. IL.
w. King, nee Margie Gundry, at
Cleveland, Ohio.
ALEX. BENNETT has added a third
industry to his string at South Wau-
kegan. With another young man
be has set up there a complete job
printing outfit. Preaching Sundays,
editing and managing newspaper
and running a job printing office
during the week, must keep the
young man fully employed.
JoHs CLARKE WILLIAMS, Of the
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