Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-19


Points genial liyeryman, came
down one day this week and pur-
chased two carriages from Fitzgib-
bods Bros. Jim seems to know
where he can get the best rigs for
the least mouey.-Monroe Sun.
LAST Tuesday evening at the resi-.
dence of p. Kessler, Miss Bertha
Kuhnhenn, Of this city, and Mr..
George Zollinger, of Waldwick,
were joined in wedlock by Rev. 5.
Il. Chubb. May their welded life
be happy and prosperous one Is
the wish of the TRIBUNE.
Mr.. and MRs. GEo. CHAMLEY en-
tertained an aggregation from Min
eral Point, at their fine farm home
near Livingston last Sunday. The
visitors were, Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. w.
q. Hales, Dave Jacka, Geo Bennett
Lenore Jacka, and Misses Nina and
Roxey Chamley. Miss Aggie
Chamley, who has been visiting at
the farm for the past three or four
weeks accompanied the party home.
WHAT a clover of Good Horses"
has to say to farmers in another col
umn deserves attention. There is
reason to believe that the present
low value of horses will tend to
check horse breeding for a time,
and as result good prices 10y the
time the foals of 1895 are ready for
market.
WE have had it whispered in our
ears, by good authority, that the
trustees of the NJ. Il. church have
purchased from II. 5. We'll the va
cant lot adjoining his residence, on
the east, and that they expect to start
soon to build a parsonage on
the same. Price paid is said to be
about $275.
DR. w. j. MORGAN, our new dem
tist, has his rooms over Martin %
Toay's finely ftte d up, aud equip
ped with the most approved appIi
ances for the practice of his pro-
fession. Dr. M. can scarely be con
sidered stranger among us, being
a native Of the to wn of Seymour,
Lafayette county. He graduated
with distinction from the American
College of Dentistry, Chicago, in
suring his capabiIity. See card
elsewhere.
No reader will fail to notice the
advertisement of Prof Strassman,
the celebrated optician, whose is to
be at the Globe IIo tel in Mineral
Point soon, and no one whose eye
sight is defective should miss a
conference with him. The writer
has worn glasses fitted by Pro f q.
Strassman and cheerfully joins the
many others who commend him as
man who knows his business, and
a gentleman who gives every Gus
toner a fair deal every time,
THESE are moving times with
many Of our people Frank En-
zenroth moves into the John Hutchi-
son house, John Pittz moves into
the house recently purchased from
the NJ. +. church on High street,
Thomas Sims moves into John
Boyntou's house; William Babcock
reoccupies his own house; Mrs. VIM.
Short takes the rooms over Gorgen
Js Pittz's store, and David Brown
Jr., takes possession Of his fathers
new cottage on Chestnut street.
Mrs. SAMUEL VINCENT, an aged
woman Of Dodgeville, in temporary
alteration Of mind, wandered from
home one evening last week, and is
supposed to have been out all night.
She left the house Of one relative
for that Of another, and was not
missed until the next morning, each
family supposing her to be with the
other. Searching parties started IN
all directions as soon as the alarm
could be given. She was found by
District Attorney Whitman and
Rob Jones, in Garrison's Grove, five
miles from home, about 5 o'clock