Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-23

| TO the StocF OF the millinery store
next to Gundry 4 Gray.
Mr.. GEORGE KELLEY, of the Kel-
ley Company, Fire-proof felt manu-
facturers, is in Chicago this week, on
business for the company.
| MARSHAL HOLMES, Constable
Horn, J. M. Mulhairn and Ed Lena
han formed trouting party Tues
day. Results not reported.
CHAs. BLEwETT and wife have re-
turned from Mo. Latest reports
from their niece, Mrs. McKillop are
favorable to her recovery.
JOSEPH BRANGER is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Huxtable, in Illinois,
and incidentally experimenting
some improvements on her home.
MRS. WIN. SLEEP has been con-
fined to her bed by sickness the past
few days, but It's hoped by her many
| friends that it will not be for long.
REV. w. CROFT will lead the
Christian Endeavor meeting in the
p. M. chapel this Thursday eve
ming. Subject, "Choose the good part"
"a FURIOUS STORM" is the topic
for discussion at the young mems
meeting next Sunday morning at the
p. M. church with II. Cooking as
leader.
WE are closing out and will soon
quit business here, all persons in
depted to us please call and settle
at once. EDTN & BLEwETr.
JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES gave his
lecture "The Goth Century Woman
at the city hall last Monday evening,
to the general satisfaction of large
audience.
SPRING and summer millinery
was never more beautiful than now,
as seen at the store of Misses Chill
ton q Preston, next to Gundry d
Gray's.
GEORGE PRIDEAux, the tonsorial
artist, late an employe at the shop of
Alderman Appel, departed for Chi
cago, last week, with the hope of se-
curing employment at his trade.
DAMoNIA is the best thing in, on or
out of the earth for all ailments need
ing constitutional tonic such as no
man can compound. Sold by w. II.
Prideaux, Agent. l6-w6
IT is suggested that the new mayor
and council may properly hunt
up the records and see what has be-
come of the proposition to provide
some fire protection for the city.
IKE DELLER and wife are guests
at the home Of Mr.. Deller's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Oswald, at Ian
caster. They intend to spend the
greater part of the summer there.
JAKE MEssERoLE is entertaining
his brother, Warren c., Of Chicago,
who comes for respite from the
hurly- -burly Of the windy city, to the
rural quiet of this inland retreat.
REv. ILIF, of Dodgeville, will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the NJ. f. church
in this city next Sunday morning
and evening, and Rev. Straw will ex-
pound the gospel to the people of the
county capital.
THE Odd Fellows lodge of Platte
vile, celebrated the 50th anniversary
of its organization on the 18th. But
one of those present at the institu-
tion of the lodge is. now living, viz:
Thos. r. Cnesebro, residing at Mus
coda.
YOUR wife or daughter cannot
fully enjoy the glorious spring until
she has new bonnet or hat suited
to the season. See the elegant things
in this line at Wearne & Kents.
REV. w. II. CLARK, g. G. I. of
Wisconsin, will be here and attend
the regular session of Emery lodge,
j. o. G. T., Friday evening, the 24th.
A full attendance of the members is
very much desired.
w. T. RICHARDS, the hustling
business man of Dodgeville, made a
brief call on Mineral Point friends
last Saturday. One result sthe bold
advertisement in this paper Of the
famous Story & Clark Organs, for
which Mr.. Richards is sole agent in
Iowa county.
r. KENNEDY ESQ. passed through
Mineral Point Tuesday, returning
from Chicago to his home in High
land. He is hopeful Of a good de-
mand for the large deposits OF SUI
pbur ore in this section. The uses to
which sulphur IL put are 50 many
and extensive that immense quantl-
ties of ore are needed to meet them.
AT present, lie says, ore at the mines
here is worth from $3.50 to $500 per
ton. All tile manufactures for It's