Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-02-13


John Allen will lead.
PARTIES who receive sample cop
les of the TRIBUNE are to understand
it as a suggestion that their names
would be enrolled as subscribers
with much pleasure.
A TIE GAME is always interesting,
and so are the handsome new neck
ties, collars and other articles Of
gents furnishing goods on display at
Gundry 4 Gray's.
THoMA & LENAHAN have decided
to add complete line of wall paper
to their stock, and Ed. Lenahan is in
Chicago this week purchasing for
this new branch and others of their
store.
EVA FOSTER, after spending a
month visiting with her parents and
friends in this city, returned last
week to Milwaukee, where she will
spend the summer months with her
brother.
Mrs. COLLINS, (pec Cora Foster,)
and little son Harold, returned to
their home at Madison last Saturday,
after spending few days with her
mother, who has been sick with
lagrippe.
RALPH GoLDswoRTHY, of Chicago,
spent a few days in Mineral Point
this week, with an eye to business,
and shook hands with many COM
panions of his boyhood.
OUR readers may not be surprised
If some day, not far Distant they
read the announcement of a marriage
of one of our popular young business
men. Indications point very strongly
in that direction.
THE Misses Florence Yan Buren,
and Clara David, OF Montfort, spent
last Saturday and Sunday in this
city, the guests of Mrs. W. H. Pri-
deaux. They returned to their home
Monday afternoon.
COMMANDER JEUCK is specially
desirous that attheFelmay be full at
tendance at the Post meeting, Friday
evening, Feb. Ia, when he will have
to otfer.of personal inter
est to every ,c0anrade.
MISSES NELLIE THOMAS, Bertha
Rogers and Nellie Robbins attended
the teachers convention in this city
last Saturday, and remained over
Sunday to visit with their friends
Winnie Williams and Anna rreweek
AT the annual meeting of.the Wis
consin State Agricultural society
held in Madison last week. Hon
Geo. G. Cox was appointedsuperin-
tendent Of the horse department, a..d
w. A. Jones of the mechanical de-
partment at the next safe fair.
MIKE FALLoN, while turning his
laundry wagon near Senator Spen-
sley's last Monday morning, got one
of his fingers caught between the
wheel and rub iren on the wa gon
box. and the member is so severely
lacerated as to be useless for some
time.
JOHN II. T0AY is 80 busy greeting
old friendsand d customersat his store
that he has not yet been able to form
ulate an advertisement. Meantime
he appreciates the eourtesies 'ex-
and hopes customers will
continue to come and Others with
them.
MR.. NJ. DoHYRTY and X. Sherwinl,
and secretary Of tbs ltta
company. Of Benton, We're III
Mineral Point Tuesday, in conference
with local members Of the company.
They report the Ida as still fiourish-
ing. with nothing but low prices to
of.
THE Free Library is lacking the
following magazine mum oers to COM
plete volumes, and will I've grateful
to any one who can supply them to-
wit: The Century for Nov. 1885, and
for Nov. and Dec. 1889; Scribner's for
Sept. Oct. and Nov. 1884; Harpers
for Jan, Feb, Oct. and Dec. 1883.
OFFICERS of Emery lodge, 10. a.
for the ensuing quarter are as foi-
lows:
Chief 1empiar w. J. Hammill.
Vice Templar J. u. Oates.
Chapan-R.y. r Kent.
Secretary K. y. Penhalegon. Jr.
Treasurer Winnie williams.
Financial sec'y-F. r. Hanscom.
0rganist Nina Osborne.
Marshal viii Kendall.
ADAM DREsEN, our reliable taflor,
makes his spring announcement
through this number of the TRIBUNE.
To meet the needs Of the times he Is
offering to make suits and single
garments 1T prices never beforequoted
far such goods In this market. In flis