Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-03-11

to some of her young friends last
Tuesday evening. to the evident en-
joyment of all participating.
The Endeavor meeting this (Thurs-
day. evening will be led by Miss
Emily Rogers. Subject: "Seeing
and Using Opportunities for Doing
Good"
w. II. JACKA and John Hambley
have signitied their willingness to
make the run for city treasurer on
the republican ticket at the coming
spring election.
REV. w. WooDMANsEE will speak
on the work of the Children's Aid
society next Sunday morning in the
M. f. church, and in the evening in
the P. M, church.
WE have heard the name of Chas.
Winn suggested as good candidate
for Mayor. A good suggestion, but
we think we see Charlie rising to
his feet saying,"I decline the honor
MRS. HENRY WILLIAMS came up
from Savannah, Ill. last Thursday
for short visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mr.. Jos. Branger. She re-
turned to her home last Saturday
noon.
WE wonder if w. II. PrideauX,
upon his return from Washington,
will notice any change in the APP
pearance of his head man at the
drug store. He mag upon close in
spection,
At the residence of
Mr. VIM. II. Whitford, in the town
of Waldwick, March 3, by the Rev.
John Harris, Mr.. Howard Nicholas
and Miss Flora Whitford, both of
Waldwick.
LITTLE ANNETTE HUTCHIsoN's
third birthday, March s, was made
joyous for her and several little
friends by a child's party at the
home of her foster parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Y. Hutchison.
LAST Friday Mrs. Calvert Spens-
ley and daughter departed for New
Orleans. to witness the Mardi Gras,
and before their return will enjoy
the bracing climate at Pass Chris
tian, Miss. for time.
SOME men will tell you it don't
pay to advertise. Catch one Of 'em
with his arm around another mans
wife, and if the printing Office was
seven miles high he would climb
the stairs and beg the editor to beep
still.-Ex.
Mr.. |. II. TARRANT and wife, of
Shullsburg, but formerly residents
of this city, the former as clerk in
Pulford's drug store and the latter
as teacher in our High school,
have moved to GAINESVILLE, the former
home Of Mr.. Tarrant.
DIED - Mrs. Emily Buckingham,
wife Of j. Buckingham. of Waldwick, ,
Tuesday evening, March 8, Of heart
failure, aged about "a years. The
funeral will take place from the Yel-
lowstone church at Waldwick this
Thursday afternoon at 1890.
MR.AND MRS. HOMER SNOW, after
IA two weeks sojourn in the land of
sunshine and flowers" arrived home
last Tuesday. They viewed the
Mardi Gras at New Orleans and
other interesting sights Of the south.
MRS. j. b. MITCHELL b. D., is now
prepared to give M gnetic Treat
ments at the home of her aunt. Mrs.
James p. Jackson. Special attention
given to Consumption, Weak Eyes
and Diseases of Women. I0w4
REMEMBER Edward p Elliott, the
great impersonator, at the opera
house next Thursday, the 18th. Mr..
Elliotts endorsements justify antici-
patton that his entertainment Will
Dt SttDUu W llDllt III lIib tACtlltUl
course furnished by the Book club.
r. w. BISHOP, the heavy editor of
the Volga (S. d. Tribune, and ac-
knowledged one of the ablest and
most successful newspaper men of
his state, visited with friends Of his
youth in Mineral Point on his return
from a trip to Mexico, as one of the
National Editorial association.
THE only public recognition in this
city Of the inauguration of Mckinley
was the display of colors from the
flagstaff of Druggist PrideauX. There
is no connection between this fact
and the rumor that Mr.. Prideaux Is a
candidate for postmaster. and went
to Washington to look after his
chances for appointment.
A VIGOROUS thunder storm awoke
the sieepers in this city about two
O'Clock Monday morning. The sur
nrisa WAS the greater because OF the