Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-08-27
Sept. s, Q, 10, II,

uleeei Etucli are IiluuiSlHS III q WISH
with friends in Chicago.
SHuLLsBuRG and Gratiot will play
baseball on the Darlington fair
grounds Friday morning, at 10
o'clock.
THERE will be a regular meeting
of the Eastern Star on Wednesday
night, Sept. 2nd. A full attendance
is desired.
JOHN FRANCIS expects to get a
good mark this season for Time
wood jr., a promising young horse
owned by J. H. Hillery, of Edmund.
Mrs. HATTIE GILLMANN, of Chi
cago, is a guest at the home of her
brother John r. Toay, in this city.
Her little son Charley accompanied
her.
AN entry list of the Darlington
fair shows fine string of trctters,
PAGERS and runners booked to con-
tend for purses hung up there this
week.
ADVERTISED letters in Mineral
Point postoffice, Aug. 22d, 1895, for:
Willard Bancroft, e. J. Brand, ID. R.
Jones, Walt A. Perkins and Ned
Robbins.
The herd of Brown Swiss cattle
that attracted so much attention at
the fair in this city last year, is eA-
pected to be represented at the fair
here this year.
Y. p. 5. G. f. prayer meeting in
the chapel Of the p. M. church
Thursday evening at 1880. Topic,
"The duty and joy of churchmem-
ship" Leader, Miss Della Ovitz.
LOST, between the residences of
James Hutchison and Homer Snow,
pair Of gold bowed eye glasses, in
case. Finder will be suitably re-
warded on leaving the same at this
office.
S. r. OSBORNE is in charge of a
stock of fine pianos and organs, To-
Gated in the Perry building, opposite
u. S. Hotel, which he is offering at
remarkably low prices. See Adv.
elsewhere.
DAYLIGHT FIRE WORKS, Jap
anese novelty, to be displayed for
the entertainment Of patrons OF the
Mineral Point Fair, are something
never before seen in this section of
the country.
THE Pulford drug store is no more.
The old and popular establishment
has been sold to DR.. VIM. Eastman
and j. Messerole, who will conduct
the business under the firm name of
Eastman & Messerole.
A. f. BISHOP and family, w. H.
Osborne and family, H. ;. We'll and
family, Mr.. Alex We'll and wife, of
Milwaukee, Mrs. Robert James and
Miss Mona James, formed jolly
outing party on Wednesday.
CAPT. J. II. WooDwoRTH, L. 5.
Pension Agent, at Milwaukee. and
Col. Cornelius Wheeler, Governor Of
the National Home, near Milwaukee,
are promised to be at the Mineral
Point Fair on Soldiers Day-the llth.
+. w. STRATMAN's exhibit at the
Dodgeville fair was an attractive
feature. He carried off several
yards of blue ribbon, and sold more
than half dozen buggies, carriages
etc, on the grounds. He promises
to do as well at the fair here.
GUY CoBB's two-year-old Folsio
colt. Red Countess, acquitted herself
well at Dodgeville, taking third
place in a hot contest. She was 70
90 at Darlington Wednesday after.
noon Of this week. We go to press
too early to report her performance.
Mrs. NEIL NEIGLIcK and her sis
ter. Miss Alta Wilson, are here from
Chicago for a visit with their aunt,
Mrs. James Brewer. Miss Wilson,
an intelligent and entertaining young
lady, is moved about in an invalid's
chair. the result of paralysis when
an infant.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN MATTHIAS
mourn for their little daughter
Marian, aged 2 moaths and one
week, who was taken from them last
week, and buried in the Welsh Set
tlement cemetery Saturday. The
parents wish through the TRIBUNE
to thank their neighbors and friends
for the kind help and sympathy eN-
tended.
AT the Iowa County Fair last week
Guy p. Cobb's standard bred Count
Folsio string of show horses captured
the following premiums: Stallion
lfour.years-o and over. first; mare
three and over, first; colt two years
old. first; one year old, first; brood
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