Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-03-14

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THE best coffees, teas and dryed
and canned fruits always to be found
at Spratlers. IL
EGGs and butter are tumbling TO
a level with other products and mer-
ehandise. The former is already
down to 10 cents per dozen, and the
latter to IA cents per pound.
WHY Miss Willard should object
to having her articles printed in
Sunday papers needs explanation.
She surely has not written anything
inappropriate for Sunday reading.
MIR. AND Mrs. JOHN HAMBIY cell
ebrated the Goth anniversary of their
wedding on Monday, by the enter
tainment of number of their friends
at their pleasant home in the first
ward.
The inside appearance Qt our
depot has been greatly improved by
being neatly painted, the first time in
eight years that paint brush has
been used on it. Mr.. Stephen Thomas
did the work.
A DEMOCRATIC friend played it on
the TRIBUNE last week, when he
gave us the fake report Of republic
can victory at the Darlington city
election. The democrats triumphed
there, as usual.
| FRANK HFALEY came from Du-
buque to attend the funeral of his
little nephew Frank, son OF Carl p.
Healey, which took place last Satur-
day; also Miss Myrtle Anderson, an
aunt of the deceased, from Chicago
i ALBERT SPRATLER, the pioneer
grocer of Mineral Point, Is still at it,
and as ever makes it a point to
carry complete line of the best and
freshest goods, and to sell the same
as low as any competitor. II
j. Il. PRYOR, JR. circulated among
friends in Mineral Point on Monday.
He is warned that an election is ap-
proaching by Il visitation Of boils, by
which he was spurred to activity in
the political campaign of last fall.
DOES your watch need repairing !?
Remember, a little overhauling is a
good thing. Take it to Deller, jew
eler and stationer. lift
MUCH complaint is heard that the
county atlas, recently delivered to
subscribers, is not what it was des-
cribed to be when orders were taken.
1t is said to he inaccurate in many re-
spects. Several subscribers refuse to
take the book in consequence.
AT the Epworth League business
meeting the following delegates We're
elected to attend the district conven-
tion to be held at Dodgeyille March
22-24: Miss Annie Uren, Miss Ma
tilda Hutchison, Miss Kate Hughes,
IT is said that free passes are not
entirely unknown at Madison. The
legislators probably think they are
to be excused because such passes
are issued only to discrete few and
in small numbers. The evidence of
their sin " is such a little one,n that
censure should be light?
Miss MARY LANYoN returned
to her home at Englewood last Sat
urday, after visit of several months
with relatives and friends in Miner
al Point and vicinity. Her father,
Mr.. Josiah Lanyon, who had also
been here some time, preceded her
home two weeks.
PETER TENo last week received
one of Sickle's prize watches, which
he had gained by saving the 25 con-
secutive numbers on tickets put up
with Sickle's long cut smoking to-
bacco. These watches are not snide
Waterburys, but Standard American
movements, and warranted.
AN English tea party is to be given
by the NJ. f.. Ladies' Aid Society, at
their church, Friday evening, the
18th. The object is to raise funds to
pay off the small balance on the par
sonage lot, for which the ladies as
sumed responsibility. Admission
and supper-Adults Is cents, child
ren 10 cents.
, QUARTERLY meeting services at
the NJ. II. church next Sunday morn
ing. Lovefeast at O'Clock; preach
ing by the pastor at l0:30, followed
by the sacrament. Epworth League
at 6:3o, subject, Neglected Opportn-
mites" Leader, Miss Elsie Cum
mings. Subject for evening sermon,
sour City Government for Next
Year.
DIR. CHAs. Ross and bride arrived
in Mineral Point last Friday, having
included Pittsburg, Pa, st. Louis and
Chicago, on tour since their mar