Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-22

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2 cry opening at Miss Lenahan's
Thursday, Sept. 10Th.
SOME people live by their wits, bu
the majority of mankind live b!
taking Rocky Mountain Tea. S5ct'
EASTMAN 4 MEsERoLE.
Ny fall millinery has arrived anC
l wish to invite the ladies of this
city and vicinity To come in and in
spect same before buying.
MISS PRESTON.
MORT PRIEsTLEY returned tC
Madison last Friday after a visit OF
several weeks among Mineral Point
friends. He will resume his studies
in the State University, which opens
Wednesday, the 2Sth.
On Wednesday afternoon, Sept. ii
1898. a quiet wedding took place al
Ridgeway. The contracting parties
being Mr.. Thos. Saterlee, of Mineral
Point, and Miss Agnes Whitford, Of
Dodgeville. They will make their
home in Mineral Point.
A SPECIAL meeting of the Board
of Fair Directors is called for Satur-
day, Oct. lst at 80 p. m, to consider
important business, and hear reports
OF officers. It's hoped that members
will bear this in mind and be on
hand promptly.
Point town, very acceptably filled
the pulpit OF the M. +. church in
| this city last Sunday morning, in
! the absence of Pastor Trousdale,
who was attending conference at
Eau Claire.
The Fennimore Band, which par
ticipated i'm the Band Picnic in this
city last week, is becoming proficient.
If the young players continue to
practice and improve as they have
done since organizing they will soon
be one of the best bands in south
western Wisconsin.
MIR. SAMUEL Hooking is enjoying
visit from his brother John, who
comes from near Salt Lake, Utah, af-
ter an absence of 10 years. He ar
rived unannounced on an evening
train and put up at hotel for the
night, but Sam knew him at glance
when he called at the family home
the next morning.
j. G. MARTIN returned Saturday
from a trip to Northern Wis. He
was exhibiting with much pride
three immense apples, products Of
the northern part Of the state when
JAS. A. Hoare happened along and
remarked, "yes those are three fine
apples, but ] have raised bushels
like them on my farm this year.
SIGNoR ANGELO PATRIcoLo, the
celebrated Piano Nirtuoso of Stein
way Hall, Chicago, will give Piano
Recital at the city Opera Hall, Thurs
udy tNtiiibH ott VIII Iiol' duItplp
is an acknowledged master Of the |
piano, and this is rare opportunity |
for lovers Of first class music to enjoy |
an evening Of pleasure. Admission
% cents, Reserved seats 30 cts.
WHILE the district is to be con
graduated on the appointment of |
Rev. >. W. Trousdale as presiding ell
der, and while his promotion Is pleas
ing as evidence that his worth il |
recognized by high officials Of the |
church, his congregation generally, |
and many other citizens Of Mineral |
Point, are disappointed that he was
not returned as pastor here. IT he |
and his esteemed family can con
tipue to reside with US twill be
large compensation.
THE Monte Vista, (CoLJ Graphic
announces the death at that place
on Aug. oath Of Henry T.. Bennett,
aged q years. Deceased was born
III hiltidi Ioliit, we pilg sun u
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Bennett,
who removed from this city to Colo
RADIO when he was a child. The pa
per recording his death says the
young man had been III for some
time with dropsy, which banled the
skill Of the best physicians, and the
devoted care Of his parents and
friends.
REV. AND Mrs. KENT have had
the pleasure of entertaining an old
friend, Peter Barr, Esq, Of London,
England, during the last few days.
Mr.. Barr, who is an eminent author
ity in Horticulture. is Victorian