Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-11-24

Zmo company here. Attorney Egan
accompanied him.
AT meeting of the Mineral Point
Fire company, held last Tuesday
| evening, it was voted TO have a
Firemens dance on Thursday eve-
ming, Dee. sth. The company will
appear for drill this Thursday
morning at 8 o'clock.
A PEACE jubilee dance will be
given at the Opera House this
Thursday evening for the benefit
of the Mineral Point band, Music
to be furnished by the band and
Alderson's orchestra. Tickets 50e
per couple. Let everybody go.
THE Dodgeville foot ball team,
which was to have played here last
Saturday, failed to appear. The
local team did not know but that the
Dodgeville kickers were coming un-
til the time arrived for the game,
and then only by using the phone.
MRS. CLARA KNUTsEN, of Mar
quett, Neb., is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. $. Keyes, of the
town of Dodgeville, and called on
friends in this city last Saturday
and Sunday. She is accompanied
by two charming little daughters,
IT Is hardly necessary for the
TRIBUNE to remind our merchants
that the season is at hand To adver-
tise their holiday goods, and that
there is nothing equal to the col
umns of first-class newspaper to
bring their wares before the public.
T. w. BISHOP has sold his paper,
the Volga, Is. D. Tribune, and will
retire from the business January lst.
Come back to Mineral Point, Tom,
and spend your remaining days in
ease among those who love you most.
or course you retire with fortune.
All printers do.
MISS BERTA DEAHoFE at Green
Bay was taken suddenly sick with
throa, trouble at the end Of last week
and being alarmed at threatening
symptoms telegraphed her father,
who at once went. returned Mon
day night and reported her much
better when he left.
The cash system as adopted by the
Cash Grocery House of Brewer d
Penhallegon enables them To offer
greatly reduced prices on their large
and fresh stock Of groceries, fruits,
glassware and china. Carefully
read the few sample and tempting
prices quoted in another column.
WHEN ut Dodgeville last week the
TRIBUNE representative called at
Miss Preston's millinoey store and
found Mss Chiffon In charge, "as
busy as bee in June and happy
as lark. The ladies Of Dodgeville
appreciate the opportunity Of pro-
curing fine and stylish millinery.
AT the NJ. +. church next Sunday
morning, Nov. 9th, the quarterly
Love Feast will be observed at 8
o'clock, and after the morning SER
mon the Communion service. All
members d the church and those
who desire to lead christian life
are invited to take part in the SER
vices.
Mr.. JOSEPH BRAY was singularly
injured one day last week. While
milking COW on the farm Of VIM.
and Jas. Hoare, the animal threw
her head round and the point OF her
horn struck Mr.. Bray Immediately
below the eye, infiicting serious
wound, which may result in the loss
of his eye.
For IA quarter OF a century, more
or less, the rosy face of Mike Schmidt
has shown from the seat OF the
brewery wagon, and the mules and
Mike had come to DO regarded ~
inseparable. Therefore, when the
mules appeared on the streets last
week with another holding the lines
over them there was general surprise
Mike has retired, and the mules
look sorry.
AN unusual incident OF the County
Board session was the marriage OF
one Of its members, Mr.. Albert T.
| Thomas, which occurred on Thurs
day, the 18th. The bride, Miss
/ Frances Goodsell, is "A sister-in-law
OF Judge Aldro jerks, at whose
home the ceremony was performed
by Rev. X. Titmarsh, OF the Congre-
gational church. After the wedding
the couple wetn to the home Of Mr.
Thomas in the town Of Eden, but the
next day he was again In his seat az
"A member Of the Board, and re-
mained until the close Of the session