Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-07-02

w. III. PRIDEAUX is employing four
men at his mine in the first ward of
this city. They are working on body
of sulphur, and if fair market can
be found for that ore Mr.. Prideaux
has bonanza.
AT THE Christian Endeavor meet
ing this Thursday evening, there
will be installation Of officers and
special prayer service. The pastor
and Mr.. Phil Allen will have charge
of the meeting.
| THE Mineral Point chapter Of the
Epworth League was represented at
the Montfort picnic last Friday by
the Misses Matilda and Bessie
Hutchison, Bertha Kinne and the
pastor and wife.
STRICTLY patent process flour from
the roller mills of j. II. Mallery, New
Prague, Minn.--there is none better.
Sold in Mineral Point only by George
Jeuck. Prairie King and Prairie
Lily are the fancy and choice brands.
f. J. PERKINS brought in a road
grader for use on the fair grounds
last week. Mr.. Perkins is said to be
an expert in operating this machine.
which is expected to be of great
service in grading the race track and
| grounds.
Mr. FRANK HoARE, who is salts
factorily located in the rushing city
of Duluth, spent couple of days
| with his brother Jas. r. Hoare last
week. He had just been to Mil
waukee to attend the funeral of his
father-in-law.
NOTICE call for republican county
convention, to be held at Dodgeville
Tuesday, July 28th. Committees of
the several towns and cities should
see to it that caucuses are called in
proper time. Not less than ten days
notice of all caucuses is required.
ALBERT GILLMANN. formerly of
this city, died in Chicago last Sun
day morning, after a severe surgical
operation, He leaves a wife, sister
of John and James Toay, and one
child. The remains We're taken to
LaSalle, ILL.,, for burial beside his
father
A. q. DELLER and family, consti-
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farm home of Gus Miller, in Miffiin,
last Sunday, and on their return
brought with them Mr.. Isaac Deller
and wife, whom they found rusticat-
ing at the Miller place, having come
there from Lancaster.
THE Monona Lake Assembly opens
us seventeenth annual encampment
at its beautiful grounds near Madison
July 2l. A splendid prog ram is Of
fered. Persons desiring further in
formation concerning this now famous
gathering should address James +.
Mosely, Secy., Madison.
PROF. J. w. LIVINGSTON, of Sparta
made hurried call on Mineral
Point friends Tuesday, accompanied
by his eldest son, Curtis. He came
to renew remembrance of his boy
hood days at the home Of the late
Hon. Fancis Little, and to assist in
celebrating the 2lst birthday of Mr.
Will Little.
! Mrs. CHARLES SHERWOOD, ma
tron of Janesville chapter, o. of Il. S..
is a guest of Miss Annie Phillips
and is being given reception by the
Mineral Point chapter as the TRI-
BUNE is being printed, Wednesday
evening. The Hughes Sisters vocal
quartette and other attractions make
the occasion joyous.
Two little sons of John Jelliffe,
while playing about the blacksmith
shop at the fair grounds last Friday
some how got their hands caught in
the bellows attachment, and the
elder boy bad two fingers and the
younger one finger injured 50 that
amputations Of parts Of the mem
bers was necessary.
AT THE quarterly meeting services
held in the p. NJ. church last Sunday
Rev. T. Kent preached two able SER
mons. The choir was assisted by
Mr.. John Palmer, of Galena, whose
rich bass voice is very much appre-
ciated in this city, and Miss Mann, OF
Shullsburg, whose beautiful contralto
voice filed the auditorium.
THE Highland Press announces
the candidacy of Arthur l.. Jones, OF
Dodgeville, for the republican nom
ination for district attorney for Iowa
county. We recognize the truth oi
all the complimentary things said of
Mr.. Jones in the Press article, but
the picture with which ii Is intro.
duced il less faithful In representa-
/ tion Of him. Arthur's friends think