Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-06-11

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]. CHANDLER and ID. Hill collided
during recent game of baseball at
Spring Green with such force that
both young men were knocked sense
less, and it is feared that Hill may
die.
NOTICE calls for republican state
and congressional district conven-
tions. Town and city committees
should see to it that caucuses are
held according to requirements to Sc
cure representation in these conven-
tiops.
| Mr.. AND MRS. CARL PABsT, of
Highland, ILL.,, on their bridal tour,
halted a few days in Mineral Point,
guests of Mrs. T.. Y. Hutchison and
Mrs. A. f. Bishop, cousins of the
groom.
i. w. GILLETT, eX-county superin-
tendent of Iowa county, had the lit
tie finger of his right hand badly
crushed between some timbers he
was handling, at his home in Avoca,
last week.
OUR esteemed old-time friend,
Francis Baker, of Dodgeville, is lone
some again since the return of a
grand who has been with
! him for some time, to her home at
Britt, Iowa.
CITY CLERK WE'LL is becoming
| famous in the culture of roses. He
has lately been called upon for contri-
| buttons to Milwaukee homes, and
no social occasion of this city is
complete without drafts from his
beautiful bushes.
| Mrs. f. II. KING, of Cleveland,
Ohio, better known to our readers
as Miss Margie Gundry-- accom-
panied by her two little daughters,
has come to make glad the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Gundry, by visit.
PRESIDENT CHALMERS, of the
Platteville Normal, favored the TRI-
BUNE with a call Saturday morning,
after having addressed the High
School Alumni Friday evening, and
before proceeding to Rewey to adj
dress the school there.
PRIDEAUX, the druggist, is having
good run of customers at his ice
cream soda fountain, and he deserves
| it, because the cool drinks he serves
are superior, and because he pays
the printers 10 cents line lin drinks
from the fountainl for this notice.
Mr.. JACK CRAWFORD, of Galena,
made flying visit to his sister, Mrs.
w. S. Ross, yesterday. He was ac-
companied by DR.. Blake, of the same
city. They say that the effort to have
match whist games between Galena
and Mineral Point has not been aban-
doned.
Mr.. PAYNE 7. STEVENS, Of Mont
fort, came in and received the orders
of knighthood at the Mineral Point
Commandery, X. r., last Thursday.
He was accompanied by two little
daughters, .and entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Syl-
vester.
| LINCOLN BENNIsoN, the young
man who was injured by falling
through trestle on the /. G. r. r.,
some weeks since, died last Sunday
morning, and was buried in Grace
land cemetery, this city, Monday
afternoon, with services at the p. M.
church.
NEXT Sunday, Children's Day will
be observed at the p. M. Church with
appropriate services, in the morning
chiefly by the young people, and in
the evening Rev. II. Kent will preach
a sermon on the -Four Anchors each
being symbolized by one of the Sun
day School.
Mr.. /. III. TARRANT, for time en-
ployed in the Pulford drug store Of
this city, now located at Shullsburg,
and Miss Sena Stephens, late teach
er in the Mineral Point high school
were united in marriage at the
Episcopal church, Lancaster, We'd
nesday, June 3D..
/ A LENGTHY communication asking
place because lit has come to the
ears (of the writer that some relig-
eous zealots are misrspresenting
him." is not printed because it il
more likely to entangle us in an un-
seemly semi-religeous wrangle, than
to accomplish anything for truth d
justice.
| LEVI w. POLLARD is announced
as a candidate for the republican
nomination for district attorney
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