Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-10-10

REMEMBER the great cloak and
cape sale Oct. 18th and 18th, at PEN
hallegon's.
G. w. GoLDswoRTHY moves his
family to Lancaster this week, where
he has secured employment as n
bricklayer, and also has work for his
team.
AFTER being laid up for several
days with a severe attack of erysipe-
las, Or. Clark is again able to resume
his professional duties, though still
| feeble.
If they had not started before the
rain Sunday morning, the carriage
load of young people who drove to
Platteville might have missed a
pleasant outing.
THE new milliners, next to Gundry
& Gray, keep their stock replenished
with the latest things from the city
markets. Callers find something
new every week.
MRS. MARY NATTRAss, of Shulls-
burg, mother of the school superin-
tendent of Lafayette county, has
lately spent several days with friends
in Mineral Point.
THE clerk of Modern Woodman
Camp received on Monday a draft
for $1,000, payable TO Mrs. Jas. p.
Jackson, whose husband died less
than month ago.
NICK GRADER bought y head of
two-year-old steers from Sid Gutten-
stein last Saturday, which We're con-
siderd an exceptionally choice lot.
Price paid about 3s4.
SUBSCRIBERS in arrears who have
signifed desire to make payment
in wood may begin hauling now at
any time. They will be credited at
highest ruling price.
HENRY JACKA is in Milwaukee
this week, mixing business and
pleasure. In the mean time the well
fare of customers are being looked
after by Ben Blewett.
JOHN CURRY departed last Tues
day morning for Chicago, where he
will enter the American Dental col
lege, and upon his return will pull
teeth FREE from pain.
FRED REUNGsEGGER, the Linden
cheese-inaker, died Tuesday morning
of typhoid fever. He was IA young
man, only about 30, and leaves a
wife and four small children.
Mrs. MARY CLAYTON, wife of Sam
uel Clayton, lately deceased at
Dodgeville, is reported seriously sick
at the home Of her parents in Miffiin,
ever since the funeral of her hus-
band.
LLOYD LESLIE, formerly of this
city, but who now is prosperous ID.
y. S., with headquarters at Darling
ton, was shaking hands with his
many acquaintances in this city last
Friday.
LOST, on Wednesday evening Sept.
%, on High street in Mineral Point
or on the hill south of M. Il. church,
a gold hunting case watch, with
chain attached. Finder will be suit
ably rewarded on return of same to
this office.
Mrs. p. BRENNAN was stricken
with apoplexy, while attending SER
vices at st. Paul's Roman Catholic
church last Sunday, and had to be
carried home. She fingered until
| wednesday morning when death
ensued.
THE horse Osborne, formerly
owned by J. r. Osborne, of this city
got mark Of 2:30 in race in Kan
sas last week. This makes the third
trotter bred here that has won place
in the standard list, Hazel {. and
Modesty being the other two.
MR.. JOHN STRONG, son of our es-
teemed citizen, G. w. Strong, and a
brakeman on the G. g. n. w. Ry.,
with headquarters at Chicago, was
recently slightly hurt while coupling
ears, and uses the time while recoy-
ering to visit with his parents in
this city.
JUDGE LAW, of the Shullsburg
Pick and Cad, explains the attempt
Of the ore buyer at Montfort to COM
nit suicide: "He had probably been
reflecting upon the prices he had
been giving the miners for ore, and
was seized with remorse Of con-
science"
Mrs. CAPE will give one of her
popular readings in the lecture room
of the p. NJ. church Oct. 24th. These
readings are as different from ordin-
ary theatrical performances AZ day
I i from night. She chooses her selec-
tions from among the best authors.
and each piece possesses some spec I
merit
Miss RfTm TRERrITat utter Il