Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-09

dry q Gray's.
! NEW pattern hats and bonnets re-
ceived since Easter, at the millinery
store next to Gundry 4 Gray's.
/ EDEN & BLEwETr are selling out.
Bargains at their store for the next
| two weeks. l5w2
j. H. McHATToN has sold his
saloon business at Darlington, and
with Thos. Fallon has purchased the
saloon of P. H. Clark, in this city.
THE board of directors will meet
next Saturday afternoon to consider
bids for the erection of new amphi-
theatre on the fair grounds in this
city.
HATS, trimmed and untrimmed,
Including the very latest styles, and
in many varieties-miliinery store
next to Gundry d Gray.
WM. n. UREN got bad cash in
his foot from an axe while engaged
in clearing some land on his farm in
the town of Waldwick one day last
week.
| "ELECTIoN in Jerusalem is the
subject for discussion at the young
mems meeting next Sunday morning
at the Z. M. church, with Phil Allen
Jr. as leader.
Y. p. s. G. Z. prayer-meeting in the
chapel of the p. NJ. church this even-
ing at 7:30 o'clock. Topic; will our
excuses stand?" Miss Mile Tre-
week will lead.
Miss TILLIE GoELTz has gone to
Mason City, Iowa, where she intends
to continue the business Of dress
making, which she has followed in
in this city for some time.
OUR university students who came
home for the spring vacation have
returned to their labors. They in
clude Joe Treweek, Will Reynolds,
Alfred Vivian and Miss Kuenhen.
PHIL ALLEN escorted carriage
load Of young ladies, including his
daughter Mabel, to the concert given
by the university banjo and mandolin
club at Dodgeville last Saturday
evening.
JOE QUIRK came out from Milwau-
kee Saturday for visit withrelatives
here, and of course favored his prin-
ter associates with call. He re-
turned to his work in the Cream City
Monday.
PARLEY SToNER came down from
Galesville to attend the funeral of
his father, David Stoner, and Incl
dentally saluted his comrades of war
days, including the senior of the
TRIBUNE.
w. +. GUNDRY has returned from
the city markets, and immense
boxes Of merchandise being un-
packed at the store of Gundry q
Gray, indicate that he has not been
idle while absent.
w. H.0sBoRNE is recovering slowly
but will not resume business for a
few weeks, wisely concluding to wait
until fully restored to old time yigor
before again taking UP his grips as q
commercial tourist.
FARMERS hopefully began spring
work in the last days of March, but
were discouraged by the hard freeze
in the first days of April, and now
anxiously watch for much needed
copious spring rains.
MRS. b. J. BENNETT went to
Englewood last Saturday for a visit
with her sister Mrs. Will Cox. Her
mother. Mrs. f. Hosking, who has
spent the winter in Englewood, is ex-
pected to return with her.
Work on the new telephone line
between Dodgeville and Mineral
Point is now in progress and within
short time it is expected that the
citizens Of the two places will be eX-
changing courtesies by electric cur
rent.
REV. STRAW preached a strong,
though conservative, anti-license
sermon last Sunday evening. Special
song service, including solo by Mr..
j. ID. Walker, made 1t very pleas
ing as we'll as interesting and in
structive occasion.
Coz. II. B. GRAY, formerly Adj't
Gen. of the &. a. r. of the Z. s., has
been secured to give an address in
Mineral Point on Memorial Day.
Col. Gray is an eloquent, entertain
ing speaker, and one Of the most de-
voted Grand Army men Of the
country.
MINERAL POINT Comnandery No.
", mustered 33 knights In uniform to
attend easter services at the I. VI.
church last Sunday afternoon. Rev.
Sir knight Kent acted as prelate,
leading the brethern in their devo-
tions, and preaching an able impress
sfve sermon. The song service. con-
sistiug Of psalms and hymns pre-
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