Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-01-27

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Feb. II. After the concert they viii
play for dance.
y LARGE stock of books to be sole
at greatly reduced prices. Come il
and see for how little money we car
sell you some good works.
j. J. HANsCoM d Co.
Mr.. DICK JAMES, Of Willow
Springs, had the misfortune Of break
ing his leg last Tuesday while il
this city, by having a horse lean toe
heavily on same.
A MEETING of the Masonic frater.
nifty will be held at their new home
next Tuesday evening, Feb. lst, at
o'clock sharp. All members bean
this in mind and be present.
DRuGGIsTs guarantee Hazle's
Headache Capsules to give satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Try them
EASTMAN & MEsERoLE.
IT Is with regret that we chronicle
the illness of Mr. Nicholas Uren, and
also that his wife is not in the best
OF health. A speedy recovery is
hoped for by their many friends.
LosT, either in this city or on the
road leading east, lady's mulf con
tanning a pair of kid gloves and
handk erchief. VIII the finder please
leave same at w. j. Penhallegon'S
store.
NJ. JAGoH, the horse buyer, will be
in Mineral Point Friday, Feb. 1, 1898,
and desires to purchase some good
drivers farm chunks and draft horses,
for which he will pay the highest
market prices.
THE firm of Gundry & Gray were
the successful bidders and We're
awarded the contract for furnishing
and laying the carpets for the new
Masonic Temple in this city. The
carpets are to be of the best body
brussels.
Mr.. SIDNEY GUTTENsEIN has sew
cred his connection with Mr.. a. g..
Deller, the mems furnisher, and Will
devote his time to the grocery store
Of Guttenstein Il Jacka. Mr.. Isaac
Deller will fill his place at A. g..
Dellers.
THE report of those who attend the
evening sessions of the Mineral
Point Business College is, that they
are very interesting as well as in
structive. Come and see if this is
not true.
Aft FRANK CALLoW.
Mr.. GILBERT +. BENNETT greatly
surprised his parents last Monday
evening by walking in on them un-
wares. Gill has been located at
Den gcr for the past three years. and
from all appearances the mountain
air seems to have agreed with him
in every way.
A KENTUCKY editor said silver
buckles on garters were becoming
fashionable and he hoped to see
more Of them. His wife sued for a
divorce and the only woman in town
who had silver buckles on her garters
cowhided the poor editor until he
was as raw as a potatoe.-EN.
The fact that Mineral Point has "A
a business college in her midst ought
to encourage our citizens to main
tain the same. Mr.. Frank Callow IA
graduate of Bryant 81 Stratton col
lege, of Chicago, is the instructor
and is fully competent to assume
the charge.
THE most exciting happening on
the street during the week was "A hot
discussion between two Of our busi-
ness, who carry the same lihe oi
ware. one declared he would sell
all goods at cost to get even with hls
competitor. to which the other re-
piled: II don't care, you can't live
on wind
LAST Monday evening Miss l.. f..
Stearns, Secretary of the state Ii
brary association, delivered lecture
at the city ball in this city, to a fair
sized audience, who were well
pleased with her talk. She came
here upon request Of the Woman's
Reading Club. Music was furnished
by Alderson's orchestra.
BECAUSE the contracting parties
desired it kept quiet for awhile II
mas lust come to our knowledge that
ON Dec. y. DR.. WIN. II. Riley, Of Boul-
der. Colorado, and Miss Eta May
IZollinger were married at the home
of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs
IN. q. b. Zollinger, in the town oi
/ Waldwick. The groom is president
Iof the Boulder Saniiarium, ana
nracticing physician Of that city