Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-09-09

one son, now residing in California
She was one of the English pioneers
to Wisconsin, crossed the sea wher
a young woman, and resided in this
vicinity about 40 years, until she had
finished II years of life.
She was quiet home-woman, and
since the death of Mr.. Odgers had
seemed inclined to loosen her hold
upon this world and finally sank to
rest as serenely as she had lived.
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THE price of Hazle's Headache
Capsules is 25c. Do not pay more.
For sale by Eastman d Meserole.
Mrs. PENGELLY, of Dodgeville,
accompanied by her friend, Mrs.
Lance, of Silver Plume, Colo, Wis
tied Mrs. J. j. Penhallegon in this
city last week.
! THERE are advertised letters in
the Mineral Point postotlice for the
following persons: f. f. Danielson,
Geo. b. Fisher, r. j. Lietsch (2) and
Miss Eta Rowe.
The members of the Order of East
ern Star, No. I, will give an ice-cream
social at the L. :. Hotel tomorrow
FRIDAY evening, Sept. 10th. to which
all are cordially invited.
WHY is it Hazles Headache Cap
sules are so popular? Because they
do all that is claimed, will stop a
headache in IL to % minutes. Sold
by Eastman 4 Meserole.
ATTY. A. 5. WHITE went to Du-
buque last Thursday to attend the
funeral of his uncle, VIM. White on
Friday. Mr.. White was formerly II
resident of Mineral Point.
Mrs. ID. 5. WEEKS, of Chicago, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam'l Ter
rill. She was accompanied by her
niece. Miss Lottie Terrill, who has
been enjoying short visit in Chi
cago.
REV. G. w. JAMES, of Nebraska,
preached with much acceptance last
Sunday evening for Pastor Kent.
Mr.. James is pastor at Creighton,
where Mr.. Kent labored for several
years.
DURING the fair we We're pleased
to make the acquaintance of Mr.. A.
L. Jones, IA prosperous farmer OF Min
eral Point, who was one Of the judges
in the live stock department.-Fen-
nimore Times-Review.
STAR POINTER is now king of the
turf with record of :59l4. The pre-
diction that a two minute record
would some day be made was veri-
fled by the great PAGER Saturday,
Aug. 2Sth at Readville, Mass.
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. J. WRIGHT, of
Mineral Point, were in this city sew
eral days recently visiting old-time
friends. They like it first rate at the
Point and Mr.. Wright does "A fine bus
ness.--Fennimore Times Review.
UNDOUBTEDLY the most valuable
animal at the Darlington fair was a
Guernsey COW, which was sold at
the close of the fair for one thousand
dollars. A heifer calf from her, two
years old, brought $500, and a spring
calf $500.
Mr.. AND Mrs. MICHAEL THINNEs
returned to their home in Chicago
last Monday after pleasant visit
with Mrs. Thinnes' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Jeuck. Geo. Jeuck, Jr., ac-
companied them, and will spend II
week sightseeing in the city.
ED. GIBBONS, "a ranchman from
Idaho, has baen visiting his brother,
Lawrence, at Mineral Point. He
spent sunday Of last week in town,
where number of friends gathered
to greet him.-Grant County News.
THE annual benevolent collections
of the NJ. +. church for this year for
christian work outside of the local
society are a. follows:
For Missions
From church and
congregation $40
sunday school 10
special gifts l29
Total t279.0O
/ For Freedmen's Aid and
Southern Education 1000
Superanuates 22.00
Church Extention 200
Educational Fund 1890
Episcopal Fund 1900
sunday School Union 800
{" Trac. society 400
{" Bible 400
/ Woman's Foreign Miss.
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