Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-01-13

A YOUNG son of Chas. Goelz Will
out playing last Tuesday mornin,
\ slipped and fell, which resulted il
the little fellow biting his tongue 5,
as to nearly sever Il small piece.
LARGE stock of books to be solo
at greatly reduced prices. Come il
and see for how little money we ear
sell you some good works.
J. j. HANsCoM d Co.
| LAST Monday Justice Van Ma.re
tried his first case since being elected
to that office last spring. 'Tis said
that his charge TO the jury was an
able one, clearly presenting all the
law in the case.
Mr.. j. J. .PENHALLEGoN has this
week received a Morgan a. Wright
VGlcanizer, which will enable him
to repaired punctured tires, and
thereby prove great convenience
to the wheelmen of this city.
The rumor that is afioat that the
ladies of the Lecture Course intend
to charge 75e and $l.00 for tickets to
the concert next Tuesday evening, is
without foundation. The general
admission is the same--50 cents.
THE revival services continue at
the p. NJ. church every evening with
both good attendance and interest.
Several conversions have attended
the work and much good has also
been experienced by the church.
w J. ToMLIN has been appointed
postmaster at Waldwick, to succeed
Mr.. j. c. Pile, resigned Mr.. Pile
has moved TO Dodgeville aud engag-
ed in the grocery business with his
former partner, J. II. Stephenson.
WORD comes from the coast that
il man arrived in San Francisco on a
jackass the other day, having ridden
the animal all the way from New
York on bet on Bryan,s election
Both jackasses are well, though
somewhat weary.-Ex.
VIM. 7. JACKSON, of Mineral Point,
who was convicted at DodgevIlle
couple OF years ago, for criminal as
sIult, and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for three years. has been par
doned and returned to his home last
riday.--Dodgevi Chronicle.
WANTED--A few young men of
good habits and musical talent to
take up the study of band instru-
ments. Tuition moderate, and if
those applying can't afford to pay
for tuition, instruction will be gratis.
Apply to ADAM DREsEN.
The Young Mems Meeting next
Sunday morning in the lecture room
of the p. NJ. church will be led by
Mr.. James Jackson, who will speak
on "Our Failures and Successes"
The meeting begins at o'clock and
all. especially young men, are in
vited.
THE Welsh Prize Singers of Wales,
consist of choir made up of picked
voices of prize winners. The concert
supports a double quartette, every
voice q rare one, and having gained
repeated prizes in their national con-
tests. Go and hear them next Tues
day evening, January Is, at the city
hall.
SOME would-be mischief makers
try to distort the little item noticing
the ready and effective interference
Of John Francis to stop quarre
with covert reflection upon Sheriff
Wallis. Nothing was further from
the writers thought, and it is hoped
thst Mr.. Wallis and his friends will
so believe.
AN Iowa editor thus gives credit
where credit is due; ut is claimed
that the oyster and the strawberry
has each done its share toward evan
gelizing the world. They have built
and furnished more churches, paid
the salaries of more preachers and
helped more heathens than any other
two natural agencies in the world"
THE Mineral Point Business Col
lege has opened with both day and
evening sessions. Persons desiring
to better qualify themselves for what
ever occupation they may wish to-
pursue should not miss this oppor
tunity. Call and see the instructor
at the room over w. j. Penhallegon's
White House, and learn all particu-
lars. FRANK oALLo"'
OuR city is pestered by gang o
toughs. who ought to be run out OF
town, for they are no good to them
selves or the community. Their high.
est ambition is, in congregating to
drink and carouse. One ofitheir meet
ing places quite noticeable is oil
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