Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-11

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A HOME TALENT CONCERT is an
nounced for the evening of April IL,
for which the best musical ability of
the city is engaged. Itshould be lib
orally patronized.
JUDGE G. w. McILHoN has pur-
chased all the western part of the
Moses NJ. Strong residence block in
this city, between Ridge and Center
streets, embracing six of the finest
building lots in the city.
SISTER CoRDELIA, for many years
an attachee of st. Mary's (German)
Catholic church in this city, died Of
pneumonia Tuesday night. She had
been sick only since last Friday, on
which day she attended church and
performed other duties as usual.
THE Cuba City News says there are
two undertakers in Dickeyville, each
of whom owns hall, hearse, and n
saloon, and that one of the saloon
keepers is having sign painted for
his undertaking establishment which
reads: Drink my whiskey and will
do the rest"
Mr.. AND Mrs. Z. j. PERKINS,
superintendent and matron Of the
Iowa county asylum, hereby return
thanks to the young ladies and gem
tlemen of Edmund and vicinity for
two boxes of oranges received from
them for the benefit of the patients
in the asylum.
THE privileges that go with,, MEM
bership of the Southwestern Wis.
Industrial association are: free adj
mission for self, wife, minor children
and team. Assessments must, how
ever, be paid on or before Aug. lst,
or your name will be dropped from
the membership roll.
THE announcement comes from
Pittsburg Kansas, that Mrs Zachariah
Curnow died at that city last week,
and was buried on the 5th inst. De-
ceased was well known and respected
as a resident of this city several
years ago. She was a half-sister to
Hon. John Gray, and sister-in-law to
Mr.. Edward Curnow.
WORD comes to the TRIBUNE
through Mr. Geo. w. Leavitt, of Dead
wood, Colorado, that Jennie Harvey,
a beautiful twelve-year old daughter
of Robert Harvey, formerly of this
county, was accidentally drowned in
Cedar Creek, Shasto county, Colo
RADIO, on Sunday, March 3lst.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT EMERY
favors the TRIBUNE with a copy of a
pamphlet on proper observance of
Arbor day. 1t is designed especially
to aid teachers in preparing for
and interesting school children in
Arbor day services. 1t embraces
much valuable instruction respecting
tree culture and tree life, etc, in a
most attractive form.
Mr.. BEAUCHAMP commenced his
series of temperance lectures at the
p. M. church lecture hall on Tues
day evening. A good audience came
to hear him and all We're very much
pleased. His lectures are entertain
ing and educatory. If you have not
yet heard him, by all means do. He
speaks every night this week, and
closes on Sunday evening.
THE Dodgeville Sun says that a
rumor is current there that operation
of the zinc furnances here is perma-
nently discontinued, and that the
company Will hereafter operate only
their works at Waukegan. We can
assure our friends at the county seat
that there is no warrant for such a
rumor. The furnaces here will be re-
lighted as soon as the oxide market
will justify. The Waukegan works
will run only the spelter branch.
EASTER Will be fittingly observed
by the young mems meeting at the
p. NJ. church lecture hall next Sun
day morning at 8 o'clock. Touching
Easter selections will be rendered by
quartet of young men, and the SER
vice throughout will be enlivened by
solos and choir pieces becoming the
occasion. Mr.. r. J. Penhallegon, Jr.,
will deliver the address; subject,
"Who Shall Roll us Away the stone
A cordial invitation is extended to
every one.
SPECIAL orders promptly executed
and satisfaction guaranteed, at the
New Millinery Store. I5
A LARGE amount Of blackjack has
been shipped during the past week
from the Coulthard mines near New
Diggings. The price was fair as the
quality Of ore was very good. The
lack of demand for mining products
greatly Injuries the prosperity and
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