Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-09-12

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ALBION WHITE left us on Tuesday
for his new location at Sioux City
Iowa. Success attend him.
ABOUT 80 pupils are enrolled in the
preparatory department of the city
schools, of which Mr.. Walker has
charge.
CITY CLERK WE'LL is called to
Milwaukee by telegram announce
ing the death Of his father. yesterday
morning, the llth.
w. p. GUNDRY is in Chicago se-
lecting additions for the already
large mercantile stock of the firm Of
Gundry 4 Gray.
Miss KUHNHENN is acting assis-
tant in the city high school, until
Mr.. Hammil's health will permit him
to assume the work.
SEASON tickets for the lecture
course, for the benefit of the public
library, are now on sale at j. j. Hans
com 4 Co.'S book store. Price 50.
81 SHALL be pleased to show you
goods and quote prices, and will
appreciate your order for suit or
single garment" A. DREsEN.
BROTHER HEARN, of the Dodge
vile Chronicle, spent two days at
the fair, and favored the TRIBUNE
with call that was much appreci-
ated.
The honored veteran, Ole Steens-
land, Of Moscow, accompanied by
his wife, was among the ex-soldiers
present to greet Gen. Fairchild at
the fair.
DARLINGToN's delegation at the
fair was small but choice. The pres
ence of John Meehan and ]. G.. Mon
ahan compensated for many alb
sentees.
Mr.. JAKE MEssERoLE sports a
nice new buggy, which he purchased
in Janesville recently. This with
his Count colt, makes neat, attrac-
tive outfit.
A LEADING attraction for visitors
to our city the past week was the
neat display in the window of our
enterprising merchant, w. J. PEN
hallegon.
Hon. q. q. Cox has been named
by Gov. Upham as delegate to a
farmers convention to be held at
Atlanta, Ga, this fall. There is no
salary attachment,
The well drillers OH the public
square at Highland, after going
through sandstone at dept of over
200 feet, struck into a sheet of black
jack of enormous proportions.
For SALE:-30 head of choice
grade Cotswold breeding ewes, pure
bred Shropshire buck, So lambs, and
> head of young steers.
FRED IL. CORK.
PROF. :. 7. OSBORNE spent last
Sunday at home, much to the pleas
ure of the hundreds who heard him
sing at Nj. i. church in the morning
and at the T.. NJ. church in the eve-
ming.
Gov. UPHAM made no mistake in
selecting DIR. j. II. Vivian as one of
Wisconsin's representatives at meet
ing Of the National Prison Associa-
tion to be held in Denver beginning
Sept. l4th.
Hon. UGLo BAKER enjoyed two
days at the fair; Thursday accom-
panied by his wife, and Friday by
his daughter. He was kept busy
both days returning salutation of
friends.
Mr.. HENRY WILLIAMS, after
short stay with friends in this city,
departed for his home at Savannah,
ILL.,, last Tuesday. Mrs. w. and her
sister. Daisy Williams, accompanied
Mr.. w. home.
AT the NJ. j.. church next Sunday
evening the pastor will preach on
our u iblic schools" A cordia, in
vitation Is given to the board Of edu-
cation, and to the teachers to attend
service at 1870.
ALIEN, the faithful horse that has
been a part Of the Sims livery
stock from the day it was old enough
to work, staggered and fell while be-
ing driven last Saturday, and died in
few minutes.
FIRST premium for best display of
merchants stock was awarded to the
Economy Store, and customers now
have an opportunity to make selec-
tions from that premium stock at
after-fair-prices.
Col. y. +. JACOBS and Maj. Geo.
Jeuck are representatives Of Geo. III.
Legate post at the great eneamp-
ment in Louisville. Ky, this week.