Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-07-18
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, THURSDAY. JULY Is 1895

DEAR III llltuu lildt lue HllAliiiSlS
store next to Gundry 4 Gray, will re-
open about Sept. lst, with full line
of fall millinery.
Miss IDA l.. SMITH came last Fri
day from her home at Tarkaho, Mo-,
for visit with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. John Eden and Mrs. Chas. Blew
EFT. Will remain until September.
Mrs. TREUDENFELn, better known
among the TRIBUNE readers as Miss
Minnie Deller, is here with two chill
dren from the metropolis Of the state
for visit at her parental home.
MRS. WILL I,ANyoN, JR., and chill
dren, are up from Pittsburg, Kansas,
for visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Spratler, and other rela-
tives and friends in Mineral Point.
JAMES SPENsLEY and wife are en-
joying the assembly at Spirit Lake,
Iowa, and also visiting their daugh-
ters, Mrs. Fred Phillips and Mrs. J.
r. Skewis, who reside near the lake.
THE school board of Highland has
engaged James McGoyern as princi-
pal of the high school at that place
for the coming year. Mr. McGovern
is graduate of the Platteville nor
NAL school.
EVAN LEWIS has concluded TO
abandon wrestling with man as a
profession, and to devote his muscle
to wrestling with the forces of ma
ture as a farmer in the town of
Ridgeway.
THE trotting mare Grace Darling,
owned by Il. Pilling, of Darlington,
made record of 2:1s14 at Mendoza,
Ill. last week, winning second money,
and was Immediately sold by her
owner for $1,000.
DIR. MCDoNALD'S trotting mare,
Hazel G, has been making the cir
cuitof big races in central Illinois for
training purpose mainly, and showed
speed that attracted notice of horse
men everywhere.
LEMON Ice, in addition to ice
cream of varied favors, with cake
accompaniment, will be served at
the band concert in the city park to-
morrow evening, the 10Th, for the
benefit Of the public library.
FRANK AND SILAs HICKS, former
| ~ Of Linden, now Of Rico, Colo,
have been prospecting there the past
year, and write home that they have
struck bonanza, which promises
to be a good paying mine Of gold.
A LITTLE son of John Unger lost
the top of the index finger of his
left hand, on Tuesday, by some how
getting it caught in the gearing Of
the windpower pump in David
Jacko's pasture, while getting water.
GEO. BENNETT came home Satur-
day night slightly disfigured by a
badly SCARED face, the result Of at
tempting to board a moving train at
Dixon, Ill, few days previous. He
| was able to return to duty on Tues
day.
QUARTERLY MEETING services will
be held at the M. T.. church next
Sunday morning. Lovefeast 8
O'Clock. At l0:3O preaching by the
pastor, followed by the sacrament Of
the Lords supper. Other services
as usual.
THE KELLEY COMPANY, engaged
in the manufacture of steam pipe
and boiler covering, in this city, is
working up 4 nice business, which
promises to grow and become an inn
portant interest, furnishing employ
ment to several men.
OWING to non-arriyal Of fixtures,
Christ a LaMalle were delayed d
few days in opening their sample
room, but wish their friends TO know
that they are now fully equipped, and
ready to entertain customers. Next
door east Of Appel's barber shop. 20
AUGUST 20, 1893, Mr.. john Liddle,
Of Ipswich, insured with j. b. Reyn-
olds, agent for the New York Life
| Insurance Co, for 5000. April last
he thought Of increasing ii TO 5000,
but concluded as he was young could
do better with his money on his farm.
July 9TH he died.
Mrs. CHAs. BLEwETr and neices.
Edith and Lila Eden, returned Friday
evening froman extended trip in the
west. Their tour included Tarkaho,
No. Fall City, Neb., Atchison and
Hutchinson, Kans., and other points.
They came back invigorated and
pleased with their trip, which oc-
cupied about two months. All the
country visited II favored with ex-
cellent crops,
An exchange says the person who