Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21

/ Mississippi exposition.
! Mr.. WILL MULLEN accompanied
Miss Lizzie Graham to Miffiin, where
they visited over sunday, returning
| home Monday morning.
PREACHING at Lost Grove next
sunday morning at half past ten
O'Clock, and at Diamond Grove in
the afternoon at half past two.
WHAT we wish you to do, if you
are going to do any house cleaning,
is to look at our wall paper.
J. j. HANsCoM q Co.
MEssRs Ray and VIII Keinney,
two young men of Chicago, are rusti-
eating at the pleasant home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Brewer, in this city.
APPLICATIONS for stand privile ges
at the tair are coming in at rate
which indicates that we will have
a full assortment of those fair feat
ures.
THE Misses Daisy and Nioletta
Addington are visitors in Mineral
Point from Milwaukee, where the
former is teacher in the public
schools.
JUDGE AND MRS. G. w. MCILHoN
are pleased to have with them for a
visit the Judges mother, who comes
from Chicago, where she makes her
home with her daughters.
A LITTLE son of Mr.. John Knight
about years old, got bad kick in
the face from a colt one day last
week. 1t Is hoped the injury will
not be permanently serious.
CAN Il strong, healthy girl love
sickly, puny man? That's a ques-
ton. 70 be sure young man, take
Rocky Mountain Tea. Brings
strength. EASTMAN d NJ MEsERoLE.
THE waterworks cistern will be
completed within "A few days, and
ready for service. The main from
the well to the tower lacks n little of
completion, awaiting few lengths
of pipe.
Mrs. Il. w BISHOP, of Volga, 5. d.,
has been spending few days with
relatives in this city, and on return
ing home will take her nephew,
Master Frank Bishop, with her for
visit
Mr.. AND MRS. j. +. HENDRA and
daughter, Mrs. Crellin, and the
Misses Ena, Matilda and Bessie
Hutchison, form family group at
the Monona Assembly that will en-
JOY it to the full.
NATURE intended man to be
strong, to love and be loved. Can't
expect much from sickly, nerveless
man,-'taint in him. Rocky Noun
tain Tea brings nerve, strength.
EASTMAN q MEsERoLE.
Ir has been decided to have the
office building of the secretary and
treasurer on the fair ground turned
sidewise to the street. This will be a
convenience to those officers and
people doing business with them.
Mrs. HUMsToN, of Rockford H.,
l. Ia,
several years ago as Emma Nancolas,
is on a visit to this city, IA guest at
the home of her cousin, Mr.. John
Nancolas. Her son Bert, lad of IA,
accompanies her.
:. MILES THOMAS, son of Mr.. >. {.
Thomas, who graduated from the.
Platteville Normal school, last
month, has secured the position of
principal of the Linden schools.
Miles is to be congratulated on his
good start in his chosen profession
GOOD Methodists throughout this
district are being served with type
written copies Of Bishop Hursts
letter commanding Mr.. Babcock, as
published in the Democrat last week,
One good brother who received the
letter passed it over to the TRIBUNE
editor, with the remark that, "The
Bishop merely certifies to what be
don't know
MIR. JOHN NJ. MINOR departe
yesterday at noon for Anaconda
Mont, to seek fortune. "Morrie'
is one of the most worthy young
men Mineral Point hds produced
aud many will regret bis absence
and hope that he may prosper
wherever he goes. Tie TRIBUNE
staff il pleased to be considered il
his list of friends.
Miss ANNIE HAWKINS, accom-
rapfsl bv bar sister Miss Eliza