Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-03
PREACHING next Sunday at Lost
Grove and Diamond Grove.

Grove and Diamond Grove.
GET your wife box of Hazle's
Headache Capsules. Do not have
her suffering with headache.
EASTMAN q MEsERoLE.
MEssRs. Bert Arthur and Archie
Hubbard, who have recently en-
barked into the hardware business
at Rewey, spent Sunday in our city,
returning in the evening.
SCoTT, the photographer, will fin
ish up as nice picture for you as
| you can secure in this section of the
state. See if he hasn't something in
the line of views that you desire.
Miss WEARNE, milliner, left last
Saturday for a few days visit at
Janesville with her friend, Mrs. Fl.
| G. Buell., after which she goes to
Chicago to study the latest styles in
spring millinery.
PLEASANT VIEW will hold their
annual festival at the church, Tues
day evening, March s. Everybody
invited. Weather being unfavorable
it will be held Wednesday night.
Supper tickets % and 10 cents.
Mr.. HARRISON WILLARD was in
from Livingston last Saturday and
called at the TRIBUNE Office to pay
his annual dues to the printer. Mr..
Millard reports the farmers in his
section as happy and contented.
A PEOPLES cancus will be held in
the town hall on Saturday, March 26,
at o'clock p. m. for the purpose of
placing in nominations candidates
town of Mineral Point. PER Com.
LAST Saturday was indeed a busy
day in Mineral Point. Our business
streets were crowded with pedes-
trians from about o'clock p. IN. un-
til 4:30. The merchants all report a
good trade, which substantiates the
statement that the good old times
are returning.
Mr.. JOHN O. SMITH, of Jefferson,
Iowa, who has been visiting with
relatives and friends in this city and
vicinity, returns home this week.
His brother, Robert Smith and wife,
of Hollandale, will accompanied
him, with the intention OF making
Iowa their future home. The TRI-
BUNE will visit them weekly.
ONE of our exchanges gets of the
following: "A couple were recently
married and the bride invited an
old aunt to the wedding. The cards
were swell affairs, and in one corner
bore the inscription, Children not
expected After scanning it closely
over her specs, the old lady sad
That's all right but they'll haven
Just the same
LAST weeks paper, says an eX-
change, may have suited you, but
there are others it didn't suit; this
weeks issue may not please you. but
there are others whom it will please.
Every issue of IA newspaper receives
its share of praise and censure-gen-
orally at ratio of about l6 ounces OF
censure to ounce of praise-but the
editor quietly attends to his business,
says nothing and saws wood"
LAST Saturdays Milwaukee Senti-
mel contained supplement in the
way of write-up on the financial
history of the state. presenting cuts
of some of the prominent bankers OF
Wisconsin. 1t also reviewed the no.
| tells and hotelmen of this state. all
this supplementary reading being
printed on good book paper. These
special editions Of the Sentinel are
convincing proofs that it is by far.
the best representative paper in the
state.
A. BANQUET was held by Raven
| Lodge. X. of F., at their hall in this
city last Thursday evening, in honor
| of Knight White. A farewell speech
was made by Mr.. White, to which
| brother Knights responded, briefly
expressing their regret on loosing
such a valuable member from their
lodge. Music was also part of the
program. A brother knight was
heard to remark that hut few times
since he became a member of the or
der, has he spent an evening so en-
ioyable and impressive.
A VALUABLE feature of the Times
Herald and one that is much appre-
ciated by its subscribers, is the ser
mon page printed each Monday
morning. The views of prominent
Chicago and visiting pastors without
regard to denomination and cover
ING every variety of topic are here