Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-04-21
j. j. HANsCoM & Co.

II j. j. HANSCOM ~ 20.
} JAS. BREWER is the leader at the
young mems meeting at the p. M.
church next Sunday morning. Sub
ject-"God's Care for Us"
THE Rathbone Sisters gave a New
England Tea in their hall last Tues
day evening, which proved a sue
cess both financially and socially.
Mrs. f. CRELLIN, Of Des Moines,
Iowa, arrived in this city last Tues
day noon for visit with her father,
Mr.. Jas. Hutchison, and other rela-
tives.
A card from Chas. Blewett requests
US to change the address of his
paper from Tarkio, Mo. to Falls City,
Neb, as he has moved to the latter
place.
The young peoples meeting this
| Thursday evening will be led by
Miss Kent the subject being-"Les-
sons from the Lines of Great Mis-
sionaries."
MISS MARGERY LAMBERTsoN re-
turned to Kenosha last Monday
morning to resume her studies at the
Kemper Hall, after spending her va
cation at home.
THE Chronicle says that Dodge
vile is pretty sure to be supplied
with light, for if the electric light
contract fails the franchise will eX-
pire during the full moon.
LoST-N ear the cheese factory on
| the Galena road, small black
Cocker Spaniel dog. Finder will be
rewarded by returning to
MRS. CHAs. Ross.
WHY is it Hazels Headache Cap
sules are so popular? Because they
do all that is claimed, will stop a
| headache in 10 to 20 minutes.
| EASTMAN & MEsERoLE.
Mr.. CAMP, of New York, and the
owner of our trotting horse, Modesty,
was in the city last week. He re-
ports Modesty in excellent condition,
with good prospects of lowering her
record the coming season.
HEAR Sig. Angelo Patricolo, the
"Knight of the Keyboard" and
Madame Janette Savoi, the Dra-
matte Soprano, at the p. NJ. lecture
room, April 57th. General admis-
sion, 25cts. Reserved seats, 35cts.
| Mr.. VIM. GODFREY, of Calamine,
one of our oldest subscribers, was "A
pleasant caller at this office last
Saturday, and had his paper credited
up to Feb, 1899. Mr.. Godfrey is one
of those true blue Americans whom
it does one good to meet.
THE following list of letters re-
mains uncalled for in the Mineral
Point postoffice: j. w. Anderson,
Aalurn Brothers, ID. l.. Cavanaugh,
John w. Carlil, S. f.. Haislip, Miss
Name Horsey, Miss Lizzie Phillips,
William Solomon, M. A. Thurber.
THE Waverly and Eldredge bicy-
cles seem to be them popular in
this city and vicinity. John j. Pen
hallegon, the agent for these high
grade wheels, sold four Waverlys
and three Eldredges last week. These
bicycles take the lead, while the
others follow.
ATTORNEY f.. &. FIEDLER, upon
the solicitation of residents of Bel
mont, will hereafter spend Thursday
of each week in that village, and
those having any legal business re-
curing attention will be wise to con-
suit him for he is recognized as one
of our brightest young attorneys.
Mr.. j. J. HANsCoM is always a
Jolly fellow to meet, but last Satur-
day he seemed to be more yovlal
: than usual. He says it is all on ac-
count of the arrival of another boy
at his home last Friday. This makes
three boys i'm the family, and Jo'
will train them in the way they
should go--to grow up and vote the
straight republican ticket.
LAST Friday night the Hadfield
building on High street was forcibly
entered and hide taken therefrom
suspicion rested upon Thos. Day
Mr.. Geo. Grange, the owner OF the
, stolen property, secured searct
warrant and searched Days house
finding the article in the cellar
Then followed warrant for the ar
rest of Day, but he could not be founc
e in the city. On Saturday night a
( about II 80 O'Clock an officer of Lin
den came to town bringing the ac
;. cused with him. The prisoner wa
/ lodged in the city lookup until las