Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-29

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As lined up the Dodgeville team
was the heavier by an average Of 7
to 10 pounds per man.
LADIES, you don't have to wait an
other day to see the new stock of
Fall Millinery, at the store next to
Gundry 4 Gray's.
WE wish to call the attention of
our readers to the new advertisement
| of w. v. Parkinson, who recently
bought the livery business Of Jim
Penberthy.
PRoPRIEToRs of the Fernandez
Comedy Company will forfeit 500 if
any word or act in their performance
offends the most refined and intelli-
gent lady present.
THOMAS SIMS, has bought from Aid
erman Prideaux the pleasant little
cottage on High street, recently oc-
cupied by DR.. Deahofe. 1t will make
cozy, convenient home.
SECRETARY WE'LL has received
four more entries for the running
races in this city next week, that
were delayed in the mails. This
makes total Of "A entries.
SEE advertisement of city livery.
This is well equipped establish
ment. A blacksmith shop in connec-
tion, in charge of Walter Oke, an ex-
perienced workman, is a special
feature.
THE Platteville district camp meet
| ing association raised between one
thousand and eleven hundred dollars
at their meeting last week. to build
tabernacle for permanent use on the
grounds.
| Miss RUTH, one of the evangelistic
workers of the Wabash Ave. M. e.
Church, of Chicago, known to many
of our people as Captain Ruth, will
preach in the NJ. +. Church Sunday
evening next.
DAVID BROWN and family ceased
housekeeping in Mineral Point last
week, and established thmselves at
the camp meeting near Platteyille,
for the full session. They express
themselves glad that they did so.
A. g. DELLER speaks to TRIBUNE
readers this week about his stock OF
ready made clothing, for men, boys
and children, gents furnishing goods,
hats, etc, which he wants buyers to
examine before making selections.
Mrs. STANsMoRE VIVIAN and sis
ter, Miss Eta Neal, have returned
from their visit to Denver and other
lpoints in the far west. They come
home refreshed by the rocky noun
tain breezes and delighted with the
trip.
Mrs. JOSEPH PERKINS died sud-
denly of heart desease at her home in
Dodgcville last Sunday afternoon,
aged II years. She had resided in
Dodgeville AZ years. II. j. Perkins,
superintendent of county asylum, is
a son of the deceased.
FAIR visitors who wish meals on the
| fair grounds will fare well, as the
fair ladies of the p. M. church have
charge of the bill of fare. They will
begin serving meals at noon on Mon
day, and continue through the week.
Full meals only 25 cents.
THE many friends of. B. Teasdale
will be glad to know that he has
been granted well deserved in
crease Of pension, with a pleasant
arrearage attachment. Jack was a
good soldier, and has long been a
great sufferer from the effects Of his
army service.
| VIM. BELMONT, son-in-law Of our
townsman, Wright Clayton, arrived
here with his wife and two children
last Friday noon, for several weeks
visit. They hail from Conway, Iowa,
and report most excellent crops out
there as good on the whole as
known in the history of the state.
A PARTY consisting Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Spratler, Mrs. William
Lanyon, Jr., Mrs. Millie Lanyon,
Misses Laura Spratler, Mertie and
Daisy Lanyon, Mrs. Jno Reese, Of
Dodgeyille, Mr.. ). 9. Messerole and
Dr.W. j. Morgan, spent last Sunday at
Seymore, the home Of DR.. Morgan.
MRS. CHAs. WILLIAMS, formerly
Of Barreltown, accompanied her son
VIM. II. from Dodgeville on busj-
ness trip to this city on Tuesday.
To see her move about the streets,
and from store to store, in the tram
saction Of business, one would little
guess that she had seen S6 years Of
life.
COMRADES Of Quartermaster Jeuck
4 now salute him ag sprandna Il and