Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-16
$50 Shoe Sale at the White House

He comes we'll recommended.
SEE about runaway accident, of
which Henry Ivey, the harness
maker, speaks of in another column.
W4ARNE & KENTs are showing an
elegant line of baby bonnets in mus
lin and silk. Is
CALL at Prideaux's drug store and
learn about Damonia; nothing like
it, in on or out of the earth. l6-w6
HOMER SNOW and wife, w. p. Bliss,
and Fred Hill attended a leap year
party at Darlington last Thursday
evening.
GALENA Whist club invites Min
eral Point players to q match, and
correspondence TO that end is
going on.
SPENsLEY d HoARE will soon have
the creamery at Linden in operation,
which they have changed from a
cheese factory.
Miss IDA METcALF, after pleas
ant visit with friends in this city,
returned to her home at Storm Lake,
Iowa, last Thursday.
Mr.. w. w. PRETTs, assistant prin-
cipal of the Monroe high school,
spent Sunday in this city with his
friend, John Walker.
PROF. G. A. DoNNELLY improves
the vacation of the Platteville non
NAL school to visit with his Mineral
Point friends, who are many.
DAMoNIA-One box is equal to $50
gallons of the worlds most noted
spring waters. w. III. PrideauX
Agent. l6-w6
N. BREWER will lead the young
mems meeting at the p. M. church
next Sunday morning at 8 o'clock,
taking for his topic, THE lost found" )"
Miss ANNIE Phillips, Grand
Matron of the Order Of Eastern Star.
has recently visited the chapters at
Lancaster, Bloomington, and Platte
vile.
JOHN FRANCIS, of this city, is men
toned as a candidate for sheriff on
the republican ticket. He would
make a strong run and an excellent
officer.
RICHARD KENNEDY, the well
known mine operator of Highland,
predicts that mining interests will
be prosperous in this section this
summer.
MIR. AND Mrs. CHAs BLEwETT are
still at Tarkio, Mo-, where their niece,
Mrs. Ida Smith McKillop, is criti-
cally i'll, with little hope of recovery
at last accounts.
THERE are letters for the following
persons in the Mineral Point post
office uncalled for: Joe Harker,
d. E. Pittinger, Mrs. Randall and
J. II. Thompson.
A LETTER from Henry NJ. Brown
ing renewing his subscription to the
TRIBUNE informs us that he has
changed his residence from Phillips
burg, Montana, to Egypt, Wash.
DAMoNIA is no quack medicine. 1t
has done and is doing for the sick
what no man-made remedy ever
did, can or will. Call at PrideauX's
Drug store. lG-w6
w. +. PRIDEAUX has opened a
meat market, opposite Spratler's, and
will keep the same supplied with the
best meats, fresh and cured. The
public invited to call and inspect.
THE Y.P. S. G. L. prayer meeting
in the chapel of the p. M. church,
Thursday evening, at 80, will be led
by Mr.. Phil Allen. Topic, What we
should be Doing to Save the Lost
Hon. w. A. JONES offered a silver
medal to the Wisconsin agricultural
college student showing greatest
proficiency in judging swine, which
was won by Jno II. Mort, Of Redfield,
Iowa.
THE dear little babies are not for
cotton i'm the spring and summer
millinery. Wearne 4 Kents have Just
received an elegant line Of baby bon
nets in silk and muslin. Call and
see them. 10
ARTHUR =. JONES, Of Mineral Point
town, was awarded a five dollar prize
for second highest standing in eN-
animation on feeds and feeding
as a student at Wisconsin agrieul-
tural college.
d. BRowN & sos have added to
their livery stock handsome new
top buggy. Of which they are duly
proud, and especially Of the price,
only SOS laid down in Mineral Point,
from the factory Of Fitzgibbons Bros,
Monroe. How can such vehicle be