Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-07
DoDGEvILLE.
From the Chronicle.

here on the Illinois tentfal Thilroau
repairing bridges in this vicinity.
Rev. w. II. Ilitf, pastor OF the Nj
+. church, who has been quite SICK
is improving.
A little child of Anton Knoll, oil
Highland, fell down stairs and broke
one Of its legs.
M. p. Peavy, publisher Of The Eye
and star. has been suffering for the
past week with another attack OF
hemorrhage of the lungs.
While returning from Montfort
Andrew Kornale, of Drybone, was
thrown from his buggy into wire
fence and was badly cut about the
face.
Married. at the home Of the brides
father, in the town, Of Ridgeway-
Oct, 70, 1895, by Rev. Father Anbaun
Mr. Joseph Heun, Of Union Mills, and
Miss Jane Weir, daughter Of John
Weir.
Catherine Clancy, patient in the
Iowa county insane asylum, from
Polk county, died last week aged
about 80 years, and was buried in the
asylum cemetery.
Miss Nina Osborne, Of Mineral
Point, passed through the city on
Saturday, on her way to Baraboo,
Wis, where she will visit relatives
and friends.
Charles Fuller, an insane patient
in the county asylum, died Wednes-
day morning, aged about 40 years.
He has been in the asylum some time
as patient from the state at large.
He was buried III the asylum ceme-
terry.
Mr.. VIM. II. Hoskins, Of the town
of Mineral Point, has bought Of Geo.
Bartle the fine new residence on
Chapel street, now occupied by II. J.
Rob- rts, and will retire from farming
and move with his family to the city.
1t would seem from a careful read
ing Of the proceedings Of the city
council for the past few weeks, that
the members have not yet fully de-
cided whether the wind is the active
agency in pumping the city water
or whether the city water is the con-
trolling element in pumping the
wind.
Mrs. SUSIE Harvey, wife of Henry
Harvey, Of this city, has commenced
an action in the circuit court Of this
county, against her husband for di-
yorce from the bonds of matrimony
ON the grounds of cruel and inhuman
treatment. The parties were married
in 1892, she being widow with one
child and he widower with five
children. f.. r. Morrison, Of Blanch-
ardville, is attorney for the plaintiff.
An action has been commenced in
the circuit court, by the service Of q
summons and complaint by the
sheriff OH A. Macarthur, in which
Mayor ]. p Smoker is plaintiff
claiming 5000 damages for Libel
which the complaint alleges was
published in the Dodgevlle Sun, by
Macarthur, Oh the 18th day of October
1895, which contained certain false
malicious, scandalous, defamatory
and libelous insinuations against the
mayor, with intent to injure him
in his reputation and with intent to
expose him to public hatred, scorn
ridicule and contempt.
Fiom the sun.
On Wednesday the Both, Mr.. Rem
famine Lewis, of Dodgeyille, and
Miss Elizabeth Raw, Of Highland
We're married by Rev. r. Titmarsh
at the 7. Nj. parsonage.
Mr.. II. h. Coates and sister. Mrs
s. A. Lamb, of this city. received the
sad news of the death of their sister
Mrs. George Gerring. Of Rock Falls
Iowa, last Monday, Ter which place
they left the same afternoon to attend
the funeral.
The anniversary Of the Primitive
Methodist church, Will be held on
sunday, November II. The Rev. w.
j. G. Bond, Of Boscobel, will preach
in the morning and evening. The
Rev. Geo. Plant, of Ridgeway, in the
afternoon. \ hearty invitation is
given TO all
a. l.. Robbins lost a horse by its
being 50 badly cut on 4 wire fence
surrounding his barn yard that ii had
to be Killed
a horse which two young men
drove from Edmund to Ridgeway
and left standing hitched to a post
broke loose and started for home, and
in crossing the railroad track enroute
was struck by "A passing train and
killed.
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