Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-24
TRIBUNE WISCONSIN, THURSDAY

fOWtll loI tlt puSl y '"i'
Owen J. Davis sold IA fancy driving
horse to Thos. Humphreys last Mon
day for a neat sum.
NJ. II. Goninen is erecting a fine
dwelling house. White IL Co., from
Mihlin, are doing the carpenter work,
Johnnie GrifIiths has been engaged
for the summer to superintend the
fine farm owned by his brother-in-
law. John Davis. We would advise
Mr.. Davis not to have johnnie haul
any oats TO Rewey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John James drove to
Platteville Saturday, 10 visit their
daughter, Miss Winnie, who is stu
dent at the >. \.
Jim Grifliths wore long face last
Tuesday, and upon being questioned
regarding the cause he replied. its
a girl
The face of one Of our popular gen
tlemen is this week ornamented by q
beautiful black eye. If this individ-
ual will take our advice, he will see
to it that the other is not treated
likewise.
Call on Powell & Go. for anything
in the grocery line. You will find
the prices right.
Mrs. Il, j. Hughes is on the sick
list this week.
Powell & Co. will this week move
their stock Of dry goods and groceries
to the building recently vacated by
Huse q Day one door south Of the
Baptist church.
DR.. J. II. Phlenger, Of Rewey, call
ed on his patients her Tuesday.
Mrs. Thos. Thomas and Mrs. Wat
kins, both Of Barncve!d, are visiting
relatives and friends at Rewey and
Pecatonica this week.
Dist MOB school closed last Thurs
day, after five months successful
session under the supervision of the
able instructor, VIII Davis, of Peca-
tonica. We understand that Mr..
Davis has been engaged to teach the
summer term.
Any one wishing purchase finely
bred poland china hogs will find it
To their interest to call on Juo. II.
I,t,l Prfp.g Q-tpu bl Ia,
Mr.. Will Davis left for Platteville
last Thursday to resume his studies
at the Normal during his spring va
cation.
Married at the home of Mr.. Albert
Owens, at Pocatouica Mar. 18th, 1898,
by Rev. O. Owens, Mr.. Frank Owens
and Miss u. Thomas, both of Miner
al Point. Their many friends here
join the tribune in wishing them q
Tong and prosperous life.
We understand that John T.. Jones
intends to leave us again soon for
the far west If this rumor IS true
We wish Mr.. Jones a happy solourn.
Mrs. Hannah Jones has been quite
sick for several weeks Her many
friends hope for a complete and
speedy recovery.
The Misses Mary, Lizzie and Ella
Jones and Laura Williams spent
several days visiting relatives and
friends at Plattcvillo last week.
Persons having wood to be saweC
should consult with Gibbon Bros.
DWp--At his home in Pecatonica
near the village of Rewey, on Mon
day, Mar q, 1898, Mr.. Robert J
Hughes, of pneumonia, aged G3 years
| The deceased was "A great sufferer fol
many years, but bore his trials pa,
| tieutly to the last. He leaves t,
mourn his loss IA large circle of rcla.
| tjycs ana friends who have the sym.
pathy of the entire community. The
/ funeral took place on Wednesday
/ 23rd from the residence at l2m., after
/ which the remains were taken to the
/ peuiel church where the deceased
I had been a faithful member for Il
/ years. Services were conducted by
] ReNs Il. III. Evans, j. O. Parry auo
John Evans. The large coucoursc o0
surrowiug friends that followed tn,
remains Ia their final resting place
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