Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-06-03
Mr.. NICHOLAS HARTERT received
a telegram from San Francisco, Cal,
this week announcing the death of a
.an

IeleSTdln from San FTauclscO, Sdl.,
this week announcing the death of a
son.
TRY some of our baking powder
1t is absolutely pure. Once tried
you will use no other.
EASTMAN & MESERoLE.
Mr.. & MRS. ISAAC DELLER expect
to spend most of the summer at Lam
caster, the guests of Mrs. Deller's
parents.
DESIRING to change my location
to another town, my residence in
Mineral Point is for sale. Apply at
house. w. II. OSBORNE.
The High School Alumni associ-
alton will hold it's annual banquet
tomorrow (Friday) evening in the
City Hail.
Mr.. JOSIAH LANYoN, SR. is here
from Englewood, Ill, to see his aged
brother, VIM. Lanyon, ST., who is
quite sick.
IT Is rumored that Mr.. w. H.
Jacka has sold his mare, Nancy, to a
Madison party, and received fancy
price for her.
WHY suffer with headache or neu-
ralgia when Hazle's Headache Cap
sules will stop it in 20 minutes? For
sale by Eastman Il Meserole.
On Monday the graduating class
of Cobb with their principal, Mr.. L..
A. Jones, called at the photograph
gallery in this city.
Miss PHILLIPS, Past Grand Ma
tron, visited Milwaukee and other
points last week in the interest of the
order of Eastern Star.
IF you have earache try Hazle's
Headache Capsules and see how
quick you will get relief. For sale
by Eastman d Meserole.
THERE are letters in the Mineral
Point postoffice for the following
named persons: Hans Giezyan, John
Lynch (3) and Thos. Wick.
AT the meeting of the Mineral
Point Board of Trade yesterday, l0l7
boxes of cheese We're offered and
mostly all sold for ga and 70.
MISS PRESTON, the milliner, has a
choice line of trimmed hats for the
inspection of ladies and invites all to
call and see them and get prices.
Mr.. J. MAURICE MINOR has been
confined to his home with an attack
of the plurisy the past week, but we
are glad to see his beaming face
out again.
Hon. GEO. G. Cox went to Madi-
son last Tuesday to attend the first
meeting of the new board of agri-
culture, to which he had recently
been appointed.
ANY person wishing a woven-wire
fence built on the ground, from one
foot to fifty inches, should apply to
VIM. Berry or leave word at Alonzo
Jacka's blacksmith shop.
THE demands on Miss Wearne's
stock have compelled almost daily
additions. 1t is now very complete,
and embraces the very latest and
prettiest things in millinery.
HENRY ScHILLEN, of Mineral
Point, visited friends here Sunday.
He returned home Mondavd ccom-
panied by his wife, who % 4 been
visiting relatives here.-Moi foe Sun.
Miss ELIZA HAWKINS, who has
served as one of the instructors in
the Cobb high school for two years,
and with entire satisfaction to one
and all, is home for her summer va
cation.
DRUGGIST PRIDEAUx spent sun
day and Monday at Beloit, visiting
with his sister, Mrs. Arthur Britton
and family, and there also met an
aunt whom he had not seen for IL
years.
REV. T. KENT will preach memo
rial sermon next Sunday morning
for the late Mr.. John Pearce. In the
evening the subject will be: "Where
is the blame-with the preacher or
the hearer?"
Mr.. J.. w. THOMAS, "a former Wald-
wick boy, but who of late years has
been located at Thornton, Iowa, Is
here visiting his sister, Mrs. X.
Reeves. He was accompanied home
by another sister.
MRS. RUFUS Hooking and her two
little boys, came from Chicago sat
urday for a visit with her girlhood
friends In Mineral Point. They are
quartered at the home of Mr.. and