Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-04

friend.
Mr.. AND MRS. MARTIN MURRIsH
and daughter, Mrs. Alonzo Phillips
with her daughter, and Mrs. William
Murrish left Tuesday for Lincoln
and Karney in Nebraska.
| REV. FATHER DEARCEY and Hugh
II. Dearcey, of Chicago, attended the
funeral of their brother, DR.. Frank
Dearcey, which took place in this
city last Monday morning.
Mrs. WILL LANYoN and children
left Mineral Point, where they have
visited for some time with relatives
and friends, on Saturday last for
theirshome at Pittsburg, Kan.
Miss CLARA BURGHABDT has ac-
cepted position as instructor in the
intermediate department of the pub
lie schools of Hayward, an enter
prising town in the northwestern
part of this state.
PARK BENJAMIN contributes to
! the Review of Reviews an interest
| ing sketch of Commodore Watson,
with a discussion of the probable
work of his Eastern squadron now
in process of formation.
I'VE found something the poor and
rich canshave. Love can't take its
place. Brings peace and happiness
complete. Nothing can take its
place. 'Ts Rocky Mountain Tea.
EASTMAN & MEsERoLE.
THE old reliable firm of Gundry &
Gray are bound to keep their name
untarnished as one of the leading
and progressive firms of the city, and
are this week decorating the front
of their place of business with a new
coat of paint in artistic taste.
THE Misses Edna and Ethel
Wright, of Milwaukee, daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Wright, well
known former residents of this city,
have been pleasantly spending few
weeks among relatives and friends at
Mineral Point, and will return to
their cleam city home today.
The republican caucLses in this
city last Monday We're well attended
and the result delegation of diverse
views. Seven straight-out Babcock
men were elected, four pronounced
Joiner men and three uncertain. On
governor the N even divide
seven firmly for L. .eand seven
| for Scofield or a compromise.
MISS DAISY LANYoN departed
last Saturday for Kansas City, Mo-,
where she will visit her sister, Mrs.
Henry Vaughn. Miss Lanyon will
be absent for some time visiting at
Pittsburg and lola, Kansas. Mrs.
VIM. Lanyon. Jr., expects to join her
daughter in the fall and they an
ticipate taking an extended journey
in other states at that time.
You cannot fail to see the adver-
tisement of special attractions Sc
cured for our coming fair, on another
page of this paper. The Board OF Di-
rectors have sought faithfully to Sc
cure attractions that will be novel
and entertaining for each day, and
have succeeded admirably. From
Wednesday morning to Friday
night there will be something to
amuse' interest and instruct the peo-
pie on the grounds.
IN the illustration of the Review
of Reviewslfor August the strong
est feature is the use made of the re-
markable series Of Hemment photo
graphs taken early in July. The
frontispiece is a view of the wreck
ed Viscaya as she lay stranded af-
ter the destruction of Cerveras
squadron. In the articles by Mr..
| tHHItlllll I anu MI vi NAA''' ''A '''
eral other photographs of equal IN
terest ard importance.
PEOPLE make no mistake by fol-
lowing the advice Of the Northwest
ern Yeast! Co, to try the sample
Yeast foam left at their door this
week. This yeast has been on the
market for the last twenty years
without a rival worthy Of the name.
There are many limitations Of this
celebrated yeast, but only one Yeast
Foam. Be sure you get the genuine
there is no other ,as good as Yeast
Foam. l.
SPEAKING u the possible fight be-
tween Corbett and Mccoy, Mayor
Delhi ofsBuffalo, said recently: Il
have never objected to boxing, be-
cause as aJphysician ! think it a
healthy sport. ABut when it comes
to a brutal prizefight, why then am