Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-19
COUNTY NEWS.
DoDGEvILLE.

From the Chronicle.
pasty social at the p. VI. church, in
this city on New Years night. All
are invited.
Mrs. Cape will give one Of her inf
teresting elocutionary entertain
ments at the opera house, on Thurs
day evening Of next week, Dec. -.
The operators on the water works
well have been doing good work in
clearing the well Of water, and are
now removing the Accommodations
from the bottom.
Arena Union has built temper
ance temple, at a cost Of 300. Eight
hundred dollars have already been
pnid and members OF the Union are
not in the least discouraged over the
500 yet TO be raised.
David B. Davis fell from his wagon
on Tuesday by the tipping Of the
sent board, and hurt his shoulder
quite severely, and the misfortune
was greater as it happened on the
shoulder of an already afflicted arm.
Tho telephone company Of this
city is engaged in setting poles and
stringing wire, and ii is hoped they
will soon put us in hello commune
cation with orr friends ut Mineral
Point, Linden, Cobb, Highland, and
other places Of interest and good
morals.
Died in the city of Dodgeyille, Dec.
&, little Mollie, beloved daughter of
Mr., aud Mrs. Val, Kramer, aged u
years. She had been sick but short
time with what the physician pro-
nounced typhoid fever.
MIR. M. y. Peayy has disposed of
his interest in the Eye and Star to
his former partner, a. Macarthur and
the latter has made an arrangement
with Messrs. Chas. Halverson and
Chas, Owens for conducting the pa
per in the future. The Office has
been removed To the rear rooms over
Mundy's jeweby store, and the name
OF the paper changed to The New
Star.
Mr.. Chas. Phillips, the new pro-
prietor Of the Wisconsin House, took
possession on Wednesday in time TO
serve his guests with his first dinner.
Mr.. Hosa the retiring landlord,
moved his family to Il residence on
Spring street, after having presided
at the hotel with marked satisfac-
ton for several years, and there is nc
doubt but Mr.. Phillips will prove a
worthy successor.
Last Saturday night some evil dis
posed person cut down and carried
away the large new overhead street
sign at Schell's store. Mr.. Schell
thinks these hoodlum depreciation,
ought TO be stopped, II II becomes
even necessary to have night
Waterman who sleeps with at least
one eye OPEN He has nicer ano
larger banner floating in tho breeze
From the sun.
mains we're inferred in their tina
resting place ON Monday of last week
in the cemetery in this city, Mr.
Jones was born in Amlweh, Nortl
Wales, IN 1915, and came to tht,
country in 1915.
The Masonic lodge Of this city helt
their annual election of officers las
Friday evening, which resulted Il,
follows:
w. NIB. Thomas, Jr.
s. W.. ID. Jones
j. Wv. j. Dayey.
Sec'y-~C. III. Cox.
Treas. --Orville strong
,rrustee-A. II. Nallee.
The following officers wore electet
by tile Williams Post so. loa. G a
r., for the ensuing year;
CIV. Sands.
Sen. Nice-A. :. Hearn.
III, Nice-R. IL Parry.
Surgcon-C Clark HiekcoN.
Chaplain p. Il. Jones.
O. D.-W 4. Elliott.
q. CIV. =. Jones.
Delegate 4. s. Hearn.
Trustee 0gyilIe Strong.
Lou Graher ot Mineral Point, ia
been buying horscs ia aud aroun
Dodgeviilc for the past few dag.
Horses are remarkably cheap jus
now, and he finds no aitnculty in s.
curing just tire Kind he Wants
Rev. J. 6. Evans y r., Ill. D., wi
lecture IL tho ". II. church Iii hi
city on saturday evening, Dec. rs
and Monday evening Dec sd, unde
the auspices oi the Fpworth leagu
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