Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-01-30
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| 80 WIS HuflIHllS Wnlcn eln-
bellish bright and chatty paper on
"Graud Opera in New York, p in Dem
orest's Magazine for February, show
the grand artists at their best, and
form collection wen worthy OF pre-
servation. A profusely illustrated
article on Mainland; or, The Isle OF
Man. gives much interesting matter
about Hall Caine and his home.
Every department for which this
publication is noted Is replete with
up-to-date matter; and the Fashion
department is specially attractive.
4 Everyone who will take the trouble
70 cut out this notice and, foroward
II, with ten cents, to the address be-
low, will receive sample copy Of
1 Demorests Magazine, containing u
pattern order which entities the
holder to any pattern illustrated in
any number Of the magazine pub
lished during the last twelve months,
AT the uniform price Of four cents
each. Demorest's is published fors2
a year, by the Demorest Publishing
Co, llo Fifth Avenue, New York.
Iowa CHAPTER, No. 9, II. A. NJ, at
its regular meeting Monday night,
conferred the Royal Arch Degree on
?. Il. Stevens, of Mon.fort, James
| Miller, Of Mitllin, and j. Il. Paul. OF
Ridgeway. There was a very large
attendance both OF home members
and visitors. Those from distance
We're Dave Schrieter, s. S. Allen,
Henry Harr and w. N. Williams, OF
/ Darlington, James Pellow and II. j.
Perkins, Of Edmund, Jno. Grinlth,
Gus Miller, and o. G., Rewey, OF Milf
Tin, o. p. David, Albert Eastman,
and Jno, Allen, Of Montfort II. r.
Mundy, VIM. Comstock, j. Thos.
Pryor, Jr., Ben Thomas, Jr, Aldro
jerks, and A. H. Vallee, Of Dodge
vile, Con Harrison, Of GAINESVILLE,
and M. $. Parkinson, or Willow
| Springs. There were over 80 chapter
members present, in all
The little hamlet OF Aliceton, JEFF
ferson county, Wis, enjoys the dis
| tinetion Of being the only Wisconsin
settlement Of any size without
woman resident or inhahitant. AT
present II has ''star route" mail SER
vice daily, q dry goods and grocery
store, butter and cheese factory.
blacksmith and repair shop, and
resident population Of perhaps 100
men. 1t Is known as "the town with
out woman
/ MisFoRTuf u has again overtaken
tho Mineral Point Wooden Mills
company. An annual balancing Of
accounts showed that the business OF
the past year had resulted In Il loss,
that continuance was likely to in
crease the deficit. hence ii was de-
cided to cease operation, divide the
assets and 'poclSet the loss among
the stockholders. That's why hard
ware men. grOcefs, butchers and
bakers, have women's wooden skirts,
blankets, tiannels, etc, as side is
sue to their regular business.
w. j. PENHALLEGoN has leased
the building adjoining his store,
heretofore occupied by Jno. r. Toay,
and released the front part 10 Misses
Wearne and Kents, who will con-
duet millinery business therein.
The rear part Mr.. +. will use rs
cloak room, bis present quarters not
being sufficient for his growing
trade, not allowing him to show his
goods to advantage.
Il DIR. +. VIVIAN, w. j. Penhalegon,
a. :. White, A. q. Deller, b. j. Ben
nett, n. II, Martin, A. w. Thoma and
Art Kent went to Dodgeyille yester-
tcrday "wednesday evening to at
tend the installation OF Knights Of
| Pythias officers. DR.. Vivian ofiiciated
as D. q. G., Mr.. White a. d. q. i. and
Mr. Penhallegon as D. q. NJ. a.
The millinery firm Of Wearne 4
Kent will occupy their new quarters
about March first, with complete,
fresh stock. IN tho meatime they
are prepared to serve customers at
the old stand Of Iiegih a Wearnc.
1 ALL parties knowing themselves
indebted to the George Day estate
! will save costs by giving prompt at
tention To this notice. This viii
only apear for short time so please
take notice. J. y. REYNOLDS,