Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-01-30

new wall paper, preparatory for the
spring trade. of which they will have
more to say IN the near future.
w. j. PENHALLEGoN leads the
young mems meeting at the p. M.
church next Sunday morning, his
subject being, david and Jonathan
MEssRs Bliss, Minor, Walker, Mes
scroll and Hill, and the Misses Mas
ten, Jacka, Gilman and Lanyon en-
joyed sleigh ride to Dodgeville last
Sunday evening.
Stock certificates of the s. w. Wis.
Fair association are now ready for
issuance. Subscribers are requested
to call upon the treasurer, p. Allen
Jr. and get their documents.
MR.'WILL MITCHELL, graduate
Of Mineral Point farm, but now
owner of large stock ranch in Deer
Lodge county, Montana, is on visit
to his boyhood home and friends.
PROF. J. w. ALDERsoN went to
| Chicago on business Tuesday. He
will return to lead his orchestra at
the G. A. r.. entertainment in Dar-
lington this, Thursday evening.
AFTER four years of persistent
prospecting Jno. S. Williams has
struck what promises to be a "big
lead" of lead ore on his place in Bar
reltown, miles north of this city.
FRANK KANE JR. and John and Ed
Mitchell have struck a good thing in
dry bone on what is known as the
old Phil Coe range, on Lanyon's
ground, about mile north of this
city.
A FEW of the comrades Of Geo. III.
Legate post will go to Darlington
this evening, to enjoy a campfire
given by the post of that city. De-
partment Commander Hoard will be
there.
URIAH JAMES, the hustling feed
mill and elevator man of Hollandale,
when in this city last week pulled
the TRIBUNE latch string, and favor
ed us with characteristically inter-
esting chat.
A BEAUTIFUL catalogue with illus
trations of buildings designed by
him, is received from Mr.. Thos. 7.
Carkeek, architect, of Dubuque. Mr..
G. is a recognized leader in his pro-
| fession in Iowa.
THos. B. TREGILGUs has sold his
farm in Barreltown, 1la miles north
of the city, to Alvin Richards. Mr..
Il. has lived on the place for over 80
years. 1t is said he contemplates To-
eating in Arkansas.
LAFAYETTE county has to have a
special election to chose a successor
to Hon. Jas. Freeman deceased, in
order that the county may be repre-
sented in the special session, of the
Legislature to convene Feb. lsGh.
MISS PRESTON started last Friday
on visit to her home at Chicago.
Before returning she will make a
tour of the city markets, and procure
new attractions in spring millinery,
to be opened up about March lst.
OLLIE, son Of Il. b. Tregilgus, had
his leg broken between the knee and
/ hip by falling tree, while engaged
in chopping on his fathers place,
one day last week. He will be laid
up six weeks, or more, the doctor
! thinks.
Mrs. JAS. AYLwARD ran out from
Palmyra Tuesday for short visit
with Mineral Point friends. She re-
ports Jim and balance Of the family
well, and we'll pleased with their re-
ception and situation at their new
location.
PLATTEyILLE was represented al
the Knight Telnplar installation and
party by Mr.. Il. L. Newton, Mr.. q. A,
Helberg, Mr.. +. +. Burris. Mrs.
Richards and her daughter, Mrs. Pal
mer. The two latter were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen.
OLD acquaintance We're specially
pleased to meet Mr.. |. G. Comfort, OF
/ Cobb, at the Knight Templar install
tation. He was accompanied by Mrs
| G. and their interesting little daugh-
ter. They were entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Syl-
vester.
| 4 GIRL IN neighboring town
waved her hand at a stranger and ~
three days they were married. Three
! days later the young wife waved q
fiat iron at her hubby and the next
night he came home waving d.
yorce. what are the wild waves
saying?a
RESIDENTS of Belmont are asking
why celebration Of the state semi
centennial should not be held there
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