Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-04-07

the TRIBUNE voices a general WISH
of this community, that a new and
more modern passenger depot may
be provided ut this station. The
present building is out of keeping
with the general equipment and style
of the popular railroad and the bust
ness it commands. \ new passen-
ger depot, west or north of the pres
ent one, would be IA great accomoda-
tion to,the public, an ornament TO
our city, and an added evidence OF
the superiority Of the great st. Paul
railroad system.
CALI at the home of w. Ii, Os-
borne and learn how cheap ii can be
bought 2w
THE ladies of the Order of the
Eastern Star will hold a Bazaar ana
supper in the amusement room Of
Masonic Temple ON Wednesday eve
ming, April 10Th. Articles useful and
Ornamental will be on sale. supper
beginning at five O'Clock will con-
tinue until all are served, supper
tickets, adults 25e children under u
years, l5e Everybody come.
Mr.. j. j. HUMBERT has moved
his family to this city from VALID
wick, where for several years past
he has been engaged in farming,
Mr.. Humbert and family wilr enjoy
IA warm welcome among us. His son,
Walter Humbert, will remain on the
farm, and being sou of his
father, there is no doubt but what
he VIII be as successful as his
worthy sire,
DR.. WIN. EASTMAN has rendered
to the government his services as
Surgeon in case Of a war between
this country and Spain, and has re.
ceived notice that his proposition is
filed for reference when time Of ac-
tion comes. The Doctors long and
successful experience in the
practice of medicine and surgery
will be valuable to the country in
the event of sanguinary conflict.
A PLEASANT family gathering was
held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Winn last Thursday after noon,
when Pastor Kent baptized the in
FAINT daughter of the home, and Mrs.
three sons. 1t Is not often that three
generations Of the same family re-
ceiye this rite on the same occasion.
Supper followed, and the company
separated. leaving their best wishes
for the prosperity Of the family.
A program of Commencement ES-
ercises at the North Western College
OF Dental Surgery, Chicago, in pro-
gress today, the 7th, is received by
favor Of John u. Curry, who gradu
ates as valedictorian ofthe class Of
twenty. There is rumor that DR.
| Curry will locate for practice in this
city, but il lacks confirmation.
Wherever he does locate, the TRIB-
UNE with his many other friends ii
this city wish him abundant success
FROM all appearances our neigh
boring village, Miillin, has a great
aud enduring attraction for several
Of our young men. But there Is one
in particular who makes his regular
Sunday trips TO that burg. Being
connected with one Of our popular
! livery firms, he finds little or no diff
ficulty in obtaining a rig, and steals
out Of the city before the sun peeps
over the eastern horizon. The wee
hours" of the following morn see the
same individual with a light heart
coming whistling home TO lay him
self down to peaceful dreams as to
what the world has in store for him.
MEMORIAL services, for the late
Robert J. Hughes, were held last
Sunday at Pcniel tWelshJ Church
Pecatonica. a large assemblage Of
old neighborr and friends, many
coming from distance, were pres
eut. An eloquent sermon was
preached by the pastor, Rev. r. II
Evans, in English, assisted by Rev
Owens in the Welsh language
some very appropriate singing was
IL r, ~ choir. Mr.
nl0s dest mem
a-3 o. ta. ..ri prominent
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