Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23
WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, MAY % 1895

FOR bargains IN lewelry go 10 ~.
Jenkins, the jeweler. Everything
in his line at bedrock prices.
THE Mineral Point high school
ball nine crossed bats with the Lin
den school nine last Saturday and
returned home victorious. Score 81
to %.
SATURDAY, May 25th, is the day on
which trimmed millinery of latest
styles may be got at special reduce
tion prices, ut the New Millinery
Store, next to Gnndry q Gray.
UPON seeing the number of calves
shipped out of here every week per-
son wonders less at the cause for the
rise in the price of beef. The slaugh-
tering of calves lessons the number of
beef cattle that's certain.
REV. 7. KENT will preach morning
and evening ut the p M. church
next Sunday, Morning subject, The
Wandering Child Restored Eve
ming, MANS Greatest Extremity
Gods Greatest Opportunity"
JACK LANYoN came out from
Waukegan, Ill, last week, for brief
visit with his relatives and friends
in Mineral Point. He is arranging to
enter business IN Chicago, but will
continue to reside at Waukegan.
CARDS are out announcing the
wedding of Mr.. Herbert n. Latin, one
of our popular young attorneys, and
Miss Eta Milton Smith, daughter of
Hon. j. Montgomery Smith, on Tues
day evening, June 4th at Trinity
church.
GRADER d JACKSON, our local buy
ers, shipped a car load of good horses
to the Chicago market one day this
week. 1t consisted mainly of light
drafts and roadsters. The prices paid
were as good as any offered here for
some time.
IN the death of their little son
Frank, from brain fever, which oc-
CURED on the Sth inst, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hadfield were called upon to
endure an affiiction which only those
who have gone through like ordeal
can fully realize.
Montfort Sentinel; Black jack and
mineral are commencing to move,
and the prospects are good for dry
bone next week. A. Vohs has re-
sumed buying and shipping from this
place, and John Delaney wtll soon
be after the metals.
GEO HARTLEY and brother of this
city make the most substantial show
ing Of the many fishing parties that
have gone out from Mineral Point
this season. They report 5S trout Of
over half pound each caught in one
day last week. One of the catch
weighed Ia lbs. dressed.
A CONVENTION for the teachers Of
Lafayette, Green and Iowa counties
will be held in B1anchardville, Satur-
day, May %. Superintendent Nat
trass, of Lafayette county has the
affair in charge. Prof Chambers of
the state normal school is expected
to be present and deliver lecture.
THE largest cheese cellar in Wis
consin, 1873 feet by 30 feet wide, l2feet
clear in height, fire proof, weather
proof, water proof. a company Of
six large dealers are interested. 1t is
to be divided into six apartments, 50
that each member of the firm controls
his own. 1t is near the /. q. depot,
Monroe.
MR.. GEORGE DAY celebrated his
10th birthday last Friday evening.
He was born in the county of Dur
ham, England, May II, 1925, came to
America in 1855, and settled in
Mineral Point, and has resided here
ever since. About fourty of his old
friends partook Of the sumptuous
supper prepared by his daughter,
and after a very pleasant evening
spent together the guests departed
for their homes, hoping that he
might live to enjoy many more an
niversaries Of his birth.
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