Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-12-31

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Drug Store.
Mr.. AND Mrs. l.. r. OSBORNE, of
Baraboo, are proudly introducing
their 3.months-old son to their
friends and relatives in this city.
JOE TREwEEK and VIII Reynolds,
state university students, are spend
ing the holiday vacation at their
homes in Mineral Point.
THE Misses Agnes and Fannie Nc
Ilhon, teachers in the city schools of
Chicago. are spending their holiday
vacation at their home in this city.
ID. JENKINS the jeweler for reliable
and cheap presents.
The prominence of reports of sick
ness and death among the people of
Linden makes the news items from
that village sad reading for the holi-
days.
WE sincerely wish every reader a
happy new year - but the wish is
most likely to be realized by those
whose subscriptions are promptly
paid.
JAMES RABLIN has nice Christ
mas present, consisting of notice
that he has been added to the pen
sion roll for small monthly al
lowance.
SEND your Xmas orders for candy
to d. Jacko, he will fill them with
the best at lowest price.
MR.. CHARLES CURTIS will soon
start on a trip to England, after a
stay in Mineral Point of two or three
years. He expects to return next
spring.
FRANK LENAHAE is one of the
boys who thinks "there is no place
like home at Christmas time, and
was accordingly seen on our streets
the past week.
THERE were fifty-three Thursdays
in 1896, and in consequence Tribune
readers get one extra number, and
the printer "pays the freight" Of one
weeks extra expense.
OYSTERS, in bulk or can, the best
brands and always fresh, constantly
during the season, at Spratler's.
THE Layerty families, in the town
of Waldwick, are reported sadly
afflicted with scarlet fever. Two
children have died and others are in
dangerous condition.
THE subject for the Young Mems
meeting at the Lecture Room of the
p. M. church, next Sunday morning,
is ''The Preaching of the Kingdom"
Leader Allen Tucker.
WHAT is there nicer for Christ
mas present than a piece of cut glass?
A fine display at the store of Brewer
Il Perhallegon. so
THIS week also Mrs. Edith Phillips
Burnes will have special displays of
cooking at the Olive Branch Home
bakery on Thursday and Satur-
day--Dec. 81 and Jan. 2.
ALFRED VIVIAN and Will Mullen
rest from their labor" in the phar-
macy department OF the state Uni
yersity, during the holidays, and are
at home in Mineral Point.
II anybody wants to trade good
green wood, at market price, for a
first-class new cutter, apply at this
office.
Mr.. JAMES STEPHENS Of this city
continues quite sick. He has been
confined to his home for some time.
His sister, Mrs. Batten, Of Linden
was in to see him last week.
THE Y.P. 5. G. f. prayer meeting
in the chapel Of the P. M. church
Thursday evening at 1880. Subject
Zone Great Truth learned during the
year. Leader Mr.. p. Allen.
THE Christmas tide was made more
pleasant to many In Mineral Point
by an opportunity Of exchanging
greetings with George Hart, who
came to spend few days here.
MARRIED. Dec. 18th, at the home
Of the brides mother, Mr.. Ira l..
Middleton, Of Milwaukee, formerly
OF Mineral Point, and Miss Ellen L.
Lancaster, Of this city. Rev. 4. w.
Straw officiating.