Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31

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the circuit court in session at Dar-
lington.
LATE information from Mrs. Har-
vey Keyes says she is convalescent,
so much so, that her daughter, Mrs.
Jennie Carkeek, who was with her,
has returned to her home in Iowa.
THE Bar Association held appro-
pirate memorial services for the late
Moses M. Strong, at Darlington, on
Tuesday of this week. Addresses by
members of the bar were the order.
JOHN f. CRuM was called to Mil
waukee last week, and incidentally
saw the great prize fighter, Corbett,
in an exhibition, and was surprised
at the gentlemanly appearance of the
man.
SENATOR SPENsLEY and Assem-
| blyman Jones reached home Friday
evening, by way of Dodgeville, driv-
ing from that place through the
snow drifts and fearful blizzard that
prevailed.
A CALL from Mr.. Richard Jackson,
of Bloomfield, was enjoyed on Mon
day. Mr.. j. and wife have recently
returned from a visit to relatives in
Montana, where month was pleas
antly spent.
REV. CHUBB left for Chicago yes
terday morning to accompany his
wife from the hospital to the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Hadfleld, at Oak Park,
where she will remain until able to
return home.
| MIR. j. II. HANkINs has the SYM
pathy of many friends in the sad
news he received Monday-the death
of his mother, in England. He is
comforted by the recollection Of his
visit to her last year.
THE success of Knute Nelson in
| the contest for u. $. Senator from
Minnesota is explained. He was
raised ia Dane county, where "how
to get Office" is prominent part Of
every boys education.
CALL at the new store and see the
astonishing bargains in overcoats.
FRIDAY evening of this week the
ladies aid society of the M. +. church
will provide good, substantial sup
per at the parsonage, to be served
from 5:30 to o'clock, for the reason
able price of 25 cents. Everybody
expected.
Is. A. JOHNSON, travelling agent for
the Milwaukee Sentinel, made Mine
raj Point in the storm Of last Friday.
He assures us that arrangements
have been perfected by which the
Sentinel will hereafter reach this
place every Sunday without fail
AS chairman of the committee on
banking and insurance, Hon. w. a.
Jones is called upon to scrutinize
one of the most important measures
before the legislature--that provid-
ing for state bank examiner. 1t
could not be in safer hands.
Miss ETA SMITH has been a suf-
ferer from an attack Of whooping
cough, followed by pneumonia
Tuesday her recovery appeared inn
probable, but happily at this writing,
Wednesday evening, she seems much
better. Her father, Hon. J. NJ. Smith,
is expected tonight.
J. THos. PRYOR, JR., of Dodgeville,
is known as one of the most Jealous
and worthy eXemplars Of free ma
sonry in Wisconsin. This explains
his coming from his home to this
city through the storm of last Friday
to do his duty in the installation Of
commardery officers.
A FAvoRITE family horse Of John
Jackson in this city, accidently broke
its leg about two weeks ago. The
children mourned so that an attempt
to save the horse Is being made, with
SOph llIOSpGCl VI SuCCc-S. lIlG lIDfNfH
leg is in plaster cast and the ami
mai suspended in a swing.
THE Argyle Nebraska relief COM
mittee has collected and forwarded
$1,000 worth of supplies. There was
more than d carload of flour taking
the weight the railroads allow ship
pers to put in an ordinary ear); and
besides this ear more than $500 worth
Of groceries and large amount Of
clothing.
A LETTER FILE Is a time and mon
ey saver to everybody. Hanscom
has good ones for little money. )
THE blizzard Of Friday evening
prevented a large attendance at the
Commandefy installation and party.
No out-of-town people could come,
and many IN town were kept home
by the storm. For those present,
I however. II was very pleasant
occasion. The beautiful installation
services OF the Knights were carried
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