Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30
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Bros. &
JUST received at Wearne & Kents
line of children's hats all the way
from PC up.
The finest line of embroidery silks,
woods and tleeces, embracing every
thing necessary for fancy needle
work. at Miss Lenahan's.
ELLswoRH WHITE is visiting with
his mother, Mrs. Samuel White, and
other relatives in Mineral Point.
afer an absence of considerable time.
WE are closing out ana will soon
quit business here, all persons in
depted to us please call and settle
ut once. EDEN 4 BLEwETr.
By CONSTANT additions full line
of most approved styles in ladies
trimmed hats is maintained at the
millinery store next to Gundry 4
Gray.
Mrs. ROBERT HUGHES, and her
daughter Miss Kate, will make their
home in Dodgeville hereafter, much
to the regret of many friends in Min
eral Point.
EXCURSIONS into the rural disti cts
and along the banks Of ripping
brooks, ostensibly in persuit of trout,
are frequent, but material evidence
of success is few"
ALBION WHITE is having his
household goods packed for ship
ment to Sioux City, Iowa, where with
his wife and little daughter Mary he
will try to be ut home.
SUBSCRIBERS of the TRIBUNE who
do not receive their papers regularly
will do us favor by reporting same
at this office; either personally or
through the postofiice.
DAMoNIA is no patent medicine
nostrum; it comes from where man
does, and cures his ills as no man.
made medicine ever did, can or will.
Sold by w. II. Prideaux, Druggist.
REV. w. HI. ILIF, of Dodgeville,
preached two very acceptable SER
mons at the M. Il. church last Sun
day. He has an unusual style of
pulpit oratory that is very pleasing.
MADAM RuMoR whispers that t.
J. Van Matre, of Fayette, will move
his family and permanently estab-
llish a home in Mineral Point in the
near future. Many hope the gossip
is true.
ALDERMAN APPEL has added to
his always neat barber shop a fine
specimen of blue crane. The bird
was shot some months ago on the
Kickapoo river, in Crawford county,
and the artistic mounting was done
by Newell France, the Platteville
taxidermist.
REV. MOSES BREEZE, late p. M.
preacher at Mitflin, now assistant
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church at Madison, visisted our city
on Monday. He reports that Rev.
Tiff, present pastor Of NJ. +. church
at Dodgeville, has united with the
Presbyterian church.
THE doors in front and rear of
John Jeuck's saloon being left open
at the same time on Tuesday morn
ing, a sudden current of air passed
through the room and slammed the
front doors shut with such force as to
shatter the large glass in both there
Of to fragments.
MRS. JAMES JEFFERY arrived here
from Silver City, Idaho, last Thurs
day noon, for visit with friends of
youth, after an absence in the far
west for years. She left Silver City
Monday, the first 80 miles travelling
by stage, and completed the jour
ney Of 1900 miles in 3ls days. Her
husband is a mining engineer at Sill
yer City.
SUNDAY, Apr. 26th, being the nth
anniversary Of Odd Fellowship, Iowa
Lodge No. |, and Mineral Point Re-
bekah No. 147, with several of the
Brothers and Sisters Of Rebekah
from Linden, in all about 100, at
tended the p. M. church, and the
Rev. Bro. r. Kent preached an able
and appropriate sermon on Friend
ship. On returning to the lodge
room a unanimous vote Of thanks
was rendered to Bro. Kent for his ex-
cellent sermon, and to the trustees
Of the church for their kindness for
the use Of the church.
THE bonded Indebtedness of Min
eral Point city is now $1,000. The
constitutional limit Of 5 per cent. Of
assessment is $4,000. BY raising
the assessment from ls of full value
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