Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-07

to act as advance agent for pr0hib-
ition wagon which ID being fitted up
to make a campaign tour of the state
next year.
JoT HANsCoM is on the road this
week, and his force in the store is
busy making room for a lot of nav
goods soon to come in, which will be
spoken of in these columns later.
THOMAS KELLY, one of the TRY
BUNE's oldest and firmest friends,
was in from Laxey Saturday with
his annual Offering. 1t is pleasant TO
note that his health is better than a.
year ago,
LOST, between the residence of
sherman Phillips and Buttlers Dam,
la Mineral Point, on Sunday, a lady's
shawl. The finder please return
to Henderson Raine or Sherman
Phillips.
PROF. w. J. HAMMILI., of cur high
school, displayed both generosity and
loyalty by banqueting the school
team at Hornung's Saturday even
ing, in honor of the defeat of Platte
vile ut football.
ATTENTION is invited to the adver-
tisement of Henry Ivey, Jr., the har-
ness maker. He has splendid stock
of goods in his line, including fur
coats, and nowhere are similar goods
offered cheaper.
FELLOWS who carried about over
coats and umbrellas for couple of
days this week to protect them from
the rain and cold promised on Pri-
deaux's weather bullitin have less
ened faith in prophesy.
THE conservation meeting of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor, in the p. M. Chapel next
Thursday evening, will be led by
Miss Eva Jackson. Subject; MY
Favorite Promise, and why it is Dear
to Me-
Mr.. WILL JEFFREY and wife are
here from Dakota for a short stay
before departing for California,
where they go to make home. His
brother John has preceded him leay-
| ing Will to escort the families of
both on the long journey. They eN-
pect to start next Tuesday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JOHN SMITH have
general sympathy in the loss Of their
little S-year old son, who died Tues
day morning. He had had diph-
liberia, and was supposed to be re-
covering, but a relapse occurred
| which was too much for his recuper-
ative forces.
No magazine in the country has a
finer piece of pen-drawing than
Chas. A. Gray's portrait of Glad
stone in the November Midland
Monthly, of Des Moines. The vari-
ETY. of the table of contents is strik-
1 ing, and make the November Mid
land splendid guaranty of the good
things promised for 1896.
WE learn that vocal and instru-
mental concert is to be given at the
Rewey hall, in Rewey, next Monday
evening, in which some Of the best
musical talent Of Mineral Point will
be represented. We can assure the
people of Rewey that it will be an
entertainment worthy of their pat
ronage.
THE Daughters of The King, the
young ladies organization Of Trinity
church, are preparing for a grand
doll snow to be held about the middle
Of December. The young ladies will
devote their entire energy to this
object, and hope to make it even
more interesting than their bazaar Of
last winter.
THERE will be farewell supper
at the Salvation Army Saturday
night, Nov. 9th, from to $3.50. Tick
cts 10 cents. There will also be a
special meeting conducted in the
hall at 8 P. NJ, in which the modes
ana methods of the army will be de-
Tended by the scriptures. Sunday at
llI NIB 7. NJ. and r. NJ. the fare
well meetings Of Capt. and Mrs
Campbell will be conducted.
THE suit of Hon. J. +. Smoker
mayor of Dodgeyille, against A. Me-
Arthur, late editor of the Dodgeville
sun, attracts much interest through
out the county, owing to the promi-
nence of the parties. While Mr.
Smelker has characteristics provo
cative Of antagonisms, he is univer-
sally regarded as scrupulously hon
est, exemplary citizen; to be implic-
lily relied upon for faithful perform
ance Of every duty, and unfllnching
defence of whatever he esteems the
right. We cannot believe that he
has done anything to warrant the at
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