Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-04-28

city in wishing success.
THE Young Peoples society in the
p. M. chapel will be led this (Thurs
day. evening by Miss Lillian Hosk-
en-. The subject is, Habits"
LosT-Two keys, somewhere be.
| tween the residence of j. =. Harris
and Wearne's foundry. Finder will
please leave same at this office.
IoST-Near the cheese factory on
the Galena road, small black
Cocker Spaniel dog. Finder will be
rewarded by returning to
MRS. CHAs. Ross.
for discussion at the young mems
meeting next Sunday morning at the
p. M. church. Mr.. w. j. Penhalle-
gon will be the leader.
WHY is it Hazel's Headache Cap
sules are so popular? Because they
do all that is claimed, will stop a
headache in Is to 20 minutes.
EASTMAN d MEsERoLE.
TO SHEEP BREEDERs-Dip your
sheep, dip your hens and get rid of
ticks, lice, etc. Use Ienoleum, not
poisonous. safe, effective and cheap.
For sale by Fred l.. Cork. l7w2
HEALEY & BRAY, the butchers,
placed in their shop on Tuesday as
fine beef as was ever offered for
sale. 1t was a steer, coming four
years old, and indeed rich piece of
meat.
ENSIGN FANo will be at the Sal
walton Army hall Saturday and Sun
day of this week. He is saved Gu
ban, native of Cuba, and will talk
on different subjects. Everybody is
invited.
LosT-Somewhere on the road be-
tween II. H. Shepard's farm and this
city, an envelope containing tickets
redeemable at w. J. Penhallegon's
Finder will please leave same at the
White House.
THE first volunteer from this city
to go to the front will be Walter w.
Scott, our photographer. He is "A
member Of the Darlington Company
of the w. n. g., and went to that
city to fill his place in the ranks.
MISS NAME PRIEsTLEY left her
desk in the Adiutant Generals Office
at Madison long enough to, partici
pate in the bazaar and supper given
by the Eastern Star last Wednesday
evening, returning to her duties the
following day at noon.
The remains of Mrs. Hattie White
Hoover were brought to this city from
Fremont, Neb., last Tuesday noon
and buried from the home Of Mr..
John p. Prisk in the afternoon.
Deceased leaves, besides other rela-
tives, husband and little daugh-
ter about year old.
THE p. NJ. of Linden was visitor
in our city last Sunday. General
Hawley promised to summon him
by telephone, and he came. Now
the Generals other promise that the
matter of discomfort about the depu-
ty postmaster, should be fixed"
may also be realized.
AND still they go to Fitzgibbons
Bros, of Monroe, Wis, for good reli-
able buggies and carriages. \. Ger
lach has just received a handsome
top buggy and three. seated canopy
top spring wagon, which for dura-
bility, style and price cannot be beat.
Mr.. Gerlach is well pleased with his
bargain.
Mr.. BYRON LANYoN, of San Jose,
Cal, arrived in this city last Friday
evening for a visit with his sister.
Mrs. Samuel Hooking. This is Mr..
1IdiNtD : llISt NI7lb W MS DpN llObu
home since his departure twenty-five
years ago, and he finds the old town
greatly changed in many respects in
that time.
cap MINOR, agent for sunday
papers at this place, had a big rush
Of business last Sunday. He had
over half a hundred extra copies OF
newspapers handled by him, but did
not then have half enough to meet
the demand. cap" will hereafter
have the Milwaukee Journal for sal,
every evening.
The Woman's Supplement in The
Chicago Sunday Times-Herald is {
new and very popular feature. j
tells what women are doing anC
keeps them in touch with the lead
ers in each field of W. mans work
and progress. 1t porlrays the lates
fashions, gives helpful suggestion
in the economy Of the household anC
i primful Of human interest. Orde