Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-10-17


you have seen the superior line at
| Gundry & Gray's next Wednesday,
October 23d.
MISS Chiffon is in Chicago this
week, and the result will be an ad-
dition of the latest and prettiest
things of the season at the new mill
linery store.
| Miss MONA JAMES, after a very
pleasant visit of four months with
relatives and friends at Storm Lake,
Fort Dodge and other points in Iowa,
returned to her home in this city
last Thursday.
| REV. ALFRED CHARLES and wife
reached this city, on return from
England, last Thursday. Mr.. G.
finds his health better on this side
the Atlantic, and hopes for benefit
from the salt sea voyage.
i THE state board Of control has
audited accounts of the several
counties for care of chronic insane
for the year ending Sept Both. The
aggregate is $2T0,S36.S3, of which
Iowa county is to receive $l3,63S.13.
| JOHN GALLAGHER, Waldwick
farmer, in attempting to board a
moving freight train on the !. Q. r. r.,
at Winslow station, fell between the
cars and the platform, and escaped
with only slight injury and tattered
clothing.
| MRS. CAPE has been considered by
the faculty of Martyr College as one
who will make success as a public
/ speaker, and offered her free schol-
arship at the college. Before going
Mrs. Cape will give "A recital at the
p. M. church, Oct. 24th.
PROF. G. A. DoNNELLY came over
| from Platteville to see the game of
football between Beloit and Mineral
Point last Saturday. He likes his
work in the normal school, and
| from others we hear that Mr.. Dom
nelly is accounted success.
In was Simon Waters, instead Of
Simon Harker, who took the bunch
of fat steers from Mrs. Spensley's
farm to Chicago; and instead of three
ear loads there were five. Owing to
| their size, much less than the usual
number could be put in car.
DIR. +. w. SHEPARD's first day for
the practice Of his profession at Lin
den, last Friday, encourages him 70
expect that his regular trips will be
| profitable. The writer found him oc-
cupied on the molars of one of Lin
den's prominent lady residents.
JOHN Cooking, formerly resi-
dent Of the town of Fayette, but
whose home is now at Liverpool, NJ.
u, accompanied by his nephew,
Frank Cooking, of Syracuse, N. Y,
is visiting among relatives and old
time friends in Waldwick and VII
cinity.
ONE good thing accomplished by
| Comrade ID. II. Jacobs, on his recent
trip to the G. A. r. encampment at
Louisville, was the securing Of a
promise from Department Comman-
der Hoard to be present at the an
nual campfire and entertainment of
Geo. H. Legate Post, Dec. 3lst.
THOMAS LEWIS, printer, resident
here several years ago, and an occa-
sional caller here in his rounds as a
roamer, died Of consumption at the
| home Of his brother Frank, in Morcas,
Iowa, last week, and the remains
brought to Dodgeville and deposited
beside those of his father on Sat
nrday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. T. Il. MARTIN con-
cluded their visit among the friends
and scenes of their youth and left
| Mineral Point for their home at
Santa Cruz. California, on Monday.
/ HtN Will LObulh ny bilt DOublltlH
Pacific route, making short stops
with friends at LA Sale, ILL.,, Chicago
and other points on the way.
JAMES VI. KoBER left us yesterday
for Janesville, where he has secured
employment with the st. Paul rail-
road company. While Mr.. Kober's
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departure Is great loss to the social
circles Of Mineral Point, to the pleas
ure of which he has contributed so
much with his fine voice in song, the
entire community will be glad to
know that he goes to a field promis-
| ing better returns for his labor.
STAFF CAPT. w. w. WINCHELL
will visit Mineral Point Sunday, Oct.
10Th, and conduct special meetings
at the Salvation Army at l0:80 a. M,
3 and p. m, assisted by district
specials. On Sunday evening he will
conduct a remarkable stereoptican
service - Life Of Christ and Bible