Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-07-23
REauLAR $50 to $3.50 sailor mats

NJ. church next Sunday morning rs
usual. Topic-"Loye to Ones Neigh
bor.n Leader-Charles Curtis.
MR.. JOHN COLLINS is critically i'll
with CONGESTION of the lungs. His
son Charles, of Rockford, and his
daughter Mrs. Hadtield, of Wau-
kesha, are called to his bedside.
Mr.. AND MRS. Jos. ScHAUMEERG
mourn the loss of dear little baby
girl. Many sympathizing friends
followed it to burial on Saturday.
THE CHEEKY voice of Geo. Chamley
was heard on our streets Monday. 1t
is refreshing as the breezes that blow
over his prairie farm at Livingston.
THE Misses Daisy Lanyon and
Annie Treweek started for Madison
Tuesday, to visit with friends and
attend the Monona Lake Assembly.
LOST, out of buggy last Friday,
within city limits, bundle of white
goods. Finder will please leave
same at this office and receive re-
ward.
LOST, in or near the NJ. E. church,
fine drawn-thread pocket handker-
chief. The finder will be suitably
rewarded on leaving it at the TRIB-
UNE office.
Lou EASTMAN, of Lemars, Iowa
and @. A. Eastman, Of Montfort, spent
few days with Il. w. Eastman last
week, while enroute for Madison and
the Dells, on bicycles.
FRED SPENsLEY rode his wheel
from Madison to this city last Satur-
day. He left there in the morning,
spent an hour or two in Dodgeville
and arrived here at 6 80.
ARTHUR TEMPLE left his desk as
assistant auditor Of the Rock Island
railroad at Chicago Saturday, and
ran out to spend Sunday with boy
hood friends in Mineral Point.
ALL sailor hats-$l.50 to $3.50 qua :
ity-to be sold at Sl.00 until July 30
They include Satins, Panamas, Mi
lans and fancy straws. Millinery
store next to Gundry and Grays.
WILL PRIDEAuX's meat market
was burglarized last Friday night
Six or eight dollars worth Of cured
meats We're stolen. Entrance wa
effected through the cellar and a
trap door.
A VERY creditable write up Of the
business houses of Dodgeville, to-
gether with a description of its
churches, schools and other COM
mendable features, is found in last
weeks Sun.
DIR. CHAs. Ross, of Dubuque, is
with the friends of his youth in this
city. His health is not first rate, and
he thinks Of remaining with, us
through the winter for rest and re-
cuperation.
Hon. j. +. HEG, member of the
state board of control, inspected our
city jail last Thursday evening. He
found no fault with it as a place OF
temporary confinement, for which
only it is used.
Y. =. S. G. f. prayer-meeting in the
chapel of the p. M. church this
Thursday, evening, at 1880 o'clock,
Topic: Books and reading; how to
get good therefrom." Leader, Miss
Nettie Jackson.
Mrs. VIM. FLEIsCHMAN, Of Chica-
go, formerly Miss Weidenfeller, of
this city, has been pleasantly visit
ing relatives and friends in Iowa
county. She was accompanied by
her little daughter,
THos. HARVEY and Will Hillary
had narrow escape from death last
week by the caving in Of about five
hundred pounds Of dirt and rock
from the top Of the drift in their sui
phur mine near Montfort.
lS0M = Olit - 5tiuIllE us VIC lDdtH-
gerbund Northwestern Festzeitung,'
which is very interesting so far as we
can undertand it, and that is but little
beyond the several advertisements
of saloons found in its pages.
Mr.. ISAAC MILLER, who resides
near Cottage Inn, is suffering with
an unusually large abcess in his face
anG neck. He came in Monday and
had DR.. Mcdonald lance it. Three
different openings were necessary.
THE Dodgeville sun vigorously
supports the free silver democratic
ticket. indications now are that the
silver element will control in the
democratic county convention, and
also in the Wisconsin state demo-
cratic convention.
J. i. MeGovERN has been re-en-
gagged as principal of the Highland
schools. Miss Cynthia Thomas was
engaged to take charge Of the gram
mar department, but was released to