Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-07-30
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN. THURSDAY. JULY 30 1896


children, is here for a rest from the
turmoil of Chicago.
IT is said that considerable lead
ore is being raised from mines about
Miffiin, and shipped from Rewey
station.
EASTMAN Lumber Co.are prepared
to receive orders for coal of the best
quality, in any quantity, or to bid on
contracts. 81
LOST, out of buggy last Friday,
within city limits, a bundle of white
goods. Finder will please leave
same at this office and receive re-
ward.
GREAT interest is being centered
in the ball game between Dodgeville
and Benton, to take place in this city
tomorrow. Each club Is the recog-
nized champion of the county from
which it halls.
REV. 4. KENT's subjects next Sun
day at the p. NJ church will be:
Morning-"A Christian Perplexity'
or why the Lord Commended the
Unjust Steward" Evening-"A No
BILE Life; tribute to the late Mrs.
Harriet Beecher Stowe"
JUDGE J. G. LUDWIG, Mr.. Antoine
Bickle and Ir. Joseph Hoffman, all
prominent officials and workers in
Catholic societies of Milwaukee, were
in attendance at the recent monthly
meeting OF the st. Joseph society in
this city.
IAN Outdoor Number'-the Au-
gust Midland Monthly (Des Moines,
Iowa.) And delightful number it
is-inviting us to the mountains, the
woods, the lakes and the ocean, en-
tertaining us on our way with enjoy
able outdoor stories and poetry.
HEADQUARTERS Iron Brigade,
during G. A. r. encampment first
week in September next, will be in
the US. court room, 3rd floor, govern
ment Building, corner 9TH and Wa
basha streets, st. Paul MINI. Com
rades in attendance at National En-
campment will find and meet COM
rades there.
Hon UGLo BAKER, of Edmund,
transacted business and greeted
many friends in Mineral Point last
Saturday. He promises that the
Edmund Field Day, Wednesday,
Aug. 9th, will be a great day of ath.
letic sports, including base ball foot
racing, jumping, stone putting, pigeon
shooting, etc. all for % cents III silver.
Miss MILE WEARNE has gone
for an indefinite stay with her uncle
and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. John PEN
hallegpn, and her sister, Miss Hattie
Wearne, at Lemars, Iowa. She was
accompanied on the trip by her
cousin, Mr.. Ben Jacka, who goes to
accept position with his cousin, Mr.,
Sam Penhallegon, a lumber dealer at
a station near Lemars.
THE Monroe Sun-G Gazette, sue
cessor of the Sun and Gazette, is u
great Improvement on its predi-
cessors. 1t is a seven column quarto,
handsomely printed, and vigorously
edited in all departments. Our re-
publican friends, the Sentinel and
the Journal will need their best tai
ents to combat the Sun-Gaz9tte's
strong defense Of Bryan-democracy.
Mr.. +. a. RoTHE, a worthy product
of Mineral Point, now assistant cash
ier OF the Farmers Loan and Trust
Go. of at Fonda, Iowa, is visiting his
mother and sister in this city. He Is
homeward bound from Detroit,
where he visited with a married sis
ter. Though in no wise a politician,
he observes that the business men
and substantial farmers Of Iowa are
generally for Mckinley, who will
probably carry the state.
ALL sailor hats-$l.50 to $3.50 quail
ity--to be sold at $1oO until July 30.
They include Satins, Panamas, Mi
lans and fancy straws. Millinery
store next to Gundry and Gray's.
AKRON cornmeal and Graham -four
at Hendra Bros. 8