Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-14

morning. Az oyershoe was found in
the store after the burglary, and one
of the men who took breakfast at
the farm house was noticed to have
an oyershoe on one foot and none on
the other. Other evidence against
the prisoners is strong.
MIR. & Mrs. J. f. HosKING, after
several weeks pleasantly spent with
the family of VIM. I. Cox at Engle-
wood, ILL.,, are again at home in
Mineral Point.
SENATOR G. SPENsLEY accom-
panied Assemblyman Jones to Madi-
son on Monday, and contributed
some good work towards the latter's
election as speaker.
SHERIFF JOHN b. WALLIS. on COM
planning about not receiving the
TRIBUNE, says "this is the first COM
plant that / have served, but have
served other papers"
Mrs. ED. SHAMP, nee Emma
Hutchlson, and little son, departed
for their home at Duluth, Mimi, last
Tuesday afternoon, after visit with
relatives in this city.
c. H. BERRYMAN, of Dodgeville,
went through Mineral Point Tuesday,
on his way to inspect Joseph Cor
don's fine herd of pure bred Poland
China hogs at Waldwick.
DOLLARS SAVED by buying grocer
les, crockery, gloves and mittens at
Gales Cash Store. 30
| Mr.. q MRS. HARRY FEssENDEN
have the sympathy of friends and
neighbors in the loss of their Z
months-old baby, which died Satur-
day night, and was buried Monday.
ATTENTION is directed to the ad-
vertisement on the Sth page of this
paper, of Doctors Mosley Lee and
Helen +. Lee, specialists, who are to
be at the II. S. Hotel, Mineral Point,
January 2lst to 2Sth.
FRIENDS of DIR. J. III. Vivian re-
joice to see him able to be on the
streets again, and are encouraged to
hope that he may continue to i'm
prove until good measure Of his
wanted vigor is restored.
/
THE year 1897 promises to be a
fruitful one for ministers and justices
of the peace, according to the many
rumors that are heard on the street,
that this young man and that one is
soon to become benedict.
| CRAWFORD Ross is taking the
initial steps toward becoming a law
yer, by familiarizing himself with
law books in the Office of his grand
father, Hon. J. M. Smith, during the
| hours that school is not In session.
MARRIED, Jan. 7th, by Rev. r. w.
Straw, at the residence of the brides
mother, Mr.. Jos. NJ. Muenster, of
Willow Springs, and Miss Elizabeth
M. Plank, of Mineral Point. Follow
ed by reception at Mrs. Muenster's
home.
JOHN MEEHAN having announced
that he cannot undertake the duties
Of department commander of the q.
A. r., the sentiment of the comrades
in this section seems to be generally
in favor of Col. +. b. Gray for the
position.
ONE day this week we chanced to
see one Of our young business men,
who has recently taken unto him
self wife, winding his way home,
shouldering a saw-horse and saw,
which caused US to stop and think
is marriage a failure?
THE Mineral Point bakery former
ly conducted by Martin Ryan has
been purchased by Mr.. VIM. J.
Hosken. Mr.. Iesken is we'll known
to our readers, and no doubt will
receive his share Of the patronage
of the people Of this city and vicinity.
w. G. SKILLICoRN was in this city
Tuesday, and reported officers OF the
Linden Town Insurance company
reelected, as follows:
John Lee, President.
| Bobert Osborne, Secretary.
4 w. G.. Skiiliccrn, Treasurer.
Mr.. OTTo B. BEEcHER and Miss
! Nellie Harris were united In mar
riage on the 9th inst, at the home Of
the groom's father, Mr.. Joseph
Beecher, in the town OF Mineral
Point, by Rev. W. Croft. The yonng
couple will reside on the Beecher
farm In the town Of Waldwick.
AFTER several days spent In ex-
animation of Daniel Collins and
John Campbell, for the killing Of
Edward Hale At the dance row In
5ratiot. the prisoners were dischaig-
ed by Justice Joseph Glary, at Dar-
4 lington. Evalence submitted con-