Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-09-05

Miss JENNIE LEAHY, of Monroe, Is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Henry
Schiller. this week.
Mrs. +. MArsEN, of Racine, visited
in this city this week the guest OF
her aunt Mrs. w. w. Williams.
MIR. JOHN ENGELHEN, of Bellevue,
Iowa, is visiting with his sister, Mrs.
Chas. Hornung, in this city.
j. CLARKE WILLIAMS left for Chi
cago Tuesday to resume his duties
at the American Conservatory Of
mnsic.
GEO. CHAMLEY came in from his
farm Saturday to see how the young
people were doing as managers Of
his Wisconsin Hotel in this city.
ALL ex-soldiers are urged to be at
the entry gate of the fair grounds to-
day Thursday at u o'clock, to
salute Gen. Fairchild as he enters.
Mrs. HENRY WILLIAMS, of Savan-
nah, ILL.,, is on visit to her parents,
Joseph Branger and wife. Her sister
Lydia, who has been visiting at S.,
returns with her.
REV. 7. KENT will preach in the
Primitive Methodist church next
Sunday evening on: "a Powerful
Talisman.' Mr.. p. Allen will prea h
in the morning.
BREWER 4 PENHALLEGoN are Civ
ing practical illustrations Of the
merit of their bakery products by
dispensing samples Of toothsome
things at the fair.
FAIR visitors are consoled while
occupying the uncomfortable seats in
the amphitheatre, by assurances that
within the coming year an elegant
grand stand is to be erected.
HENRY WALTERS came in from
Dodgeville on Monday, to the bedside
of his uncle, John Walters s,who is very
low, and apparently nearing the por-
tails that 'never outward swing"
MINERAL POINT sends u delega-
ton of six to The Platteville Normal
school, viz: John McMullen, Albert
Walker, Corey and Frank McKenna,
Jessie Hooking and Daisy Adding
ton.
LINDEN school opens Sept. 8, with
the following corps of teachers !:
Prof. Ed. Osborne, principals: Miss
Lille Taylor, Grammar; Miss Rosa
Baker, Intermediate; Miss Ida Read,
Primary.
WHEN a marshal was called for to
remove man from the race track
at Darlington, our Doc Holmes
promptly stepped forward, but rea-
lized that he was beyond his juris-
diction before proceeding far.
PAUL MOBILES genial smile and
hearty greeting was a joy to many
Mineral Point visitors at the Darling
ton fair last week. He was found in
charge of the handsomest, neatest
and most complete meat market in
the city, and it is pleasant to note
that he is enjoying good trade.
Mrs. ANDERSON, of Dodgeville,
mother Of Mrs. G. Healy, came to
this city for treatment Of supposed
cancer Of the stomach. Upon exam
nation by Drs. G. ID. Mcdonald and
Homer Sylvester it was found to be
an afiiiction Of the liver, and no sur
gical operation was deemed advis-
able.
THE Fernandez Comedy Company
is giving very good entertainments
at the opera house. All who attend
speak well of the performance, and
excellent bearing of the performers.
They will continue through the week,
presenting a new piece each even
ing. Admission 10, % and 80 cents
reserved seats at Hanscom's.
IT is estimated that nearly a thous-
and from Mineral Point city and
town attended the Darlington fair.
Mr.. Monahan, president Of the asso-
citation, noticed his many Mineral
Point friends present, acknowledged
in 4 speech from the judges stand,
saying that Darlington would return
the compliment this week, and She
is doing it.
Mr.. SAMUEL MuRRGsH, Of Mazo-
mamie, accompanied by his wife and
two children Is enjoying the hospi-
talities of his cousin James Hoare. 1t
is over quarter Of century since
Mr.. Murrish. then small boy, made
his home inMineral Point, but many
of the scenes and incidents Of his
early childhood are still fresh in his
mipd, and he takes rare pleasure in
recalling them.
MIR. ANp Mrs. THOMAS MARTIN.
arrived from California, over the
the Northern Pacific r. r. and
through the Yellowstone Park, last
Saturday, for visit among the