Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-06-30


ably attend the wedding of her sis
ter before returning,
A ROSARY of pearl and silver
with figure of crucifixion, found OF
the street, can be recovered by owner
at the TRIBUNE office.
ISAAC DELLER and wife have gone
to Lancaster, and will probably
spend most of the summer there, at
the home of Mrs. Deller's parents.
JUDGE c. w. MCILHoN and Hon
Richard Kennedy of Highland, are
on tour of inspection through the
mining regions of Missouri, this
week.
RUFUS Hooking, wife, two sons
and daughter, of Englewood, Ill,
are making it lively at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ). Hooking, of
this city.
Mrs THOMAS BRENNAN and child
returned to their home at James
vile on Tuesday, after a brief visit
with her mother, Mrs. Chas. Burg
hardt, in this city.
JOHN j. MANNING, of Deadwood,
:. d., an early pioneer of Highland,
has struck it rich in the Klondike.
He recently sold his share in claim
for five million dollars.
THE maiden hung her shapely
head and whispered in my ear:
"Yours till death I'll always be. Just
promise me Rocky Mountain Tea.
80 cents. EASTMAN & MESERoLE.
THE Eastern Star Chapter will
hold its reguler meeting Wednesday
evening, July 6, 1898, opening at I 30.
All officers should be present, and as
many other members as can attend.
AFTER an absence of eighteen
years, Mr.. Anthony Nancolas is Wis
iting his boyhood home and his
brother, Mr.. John Naucolas, in this
city. His residence is now at Strea-
tor, Illinois.
For SALE-One '9S Waverly BIZ
cycle, "a inch frame double tube.
Only been in use two weeks, conse-
quently it is in as good condition
as when taken from the factory. In
ouire at this Office.
RATS are reported to be very num-
erous in several places about this
city, and they are specially destruct-
i've of young chickens. Mrs. Annie
Bennett had about 20 young chick
ems killed one night last week.
Mrs. FANNIE GUM, of Austin,
Mimi, with her daughter, arrived
Tuesday for visit with her father,
Mr.. Joseph Deller, in this city. This
is Mrs. Gunz' first visit to her girl
hood home in lS years. Her coming
was unannounced, and "A glad sur
prise to her friends.
A REPORT circulating through
the newspapers, says Robert A. Et-
ter, of Monroe, has been appointed
deputy internal revenue collector to
succeed Henry Harr of Darlington.
The district includes Green, Grant,
Iowa, Lafayette, Sauk, Richland
and Crawford counties.
A FEW of the business houses along
High street that had pipes put IN
connecting with the waterworkS, got
supply Friday night when they
were not ready for it. A consider
able part of the great rain fall OF that
night got into the unfinished mains
and thence into some cellars.
| From Milwaukee Sentinel of June
%, lS47; Among the arrivals" on
| Wednesday was train of "Hoosier'
teams with lead from Mineral Point
Their were eight or ten Of them
carrying about 1000 pounds apiece
| They receive shillings hundred
for hauling the lead to the lake shore
and usually get loads of merchan'
die at 3 or shillings hundred, ac'
cording to distance.
| Highland Press: This Editor
Postmaster business is being WORKED
by the Babcock push for all it il
worth. Thanks, all the delegates
will not be editors or postmasters no
will they all be for the return o
Mr.. Babcock. As he now lives il
Washington ut an annual expense o
$4,000 and only receives 5000 salar.
, it would appear better economy TO
him to return to private life.
: A CALL for republican county con
! vention, to be held at Dodgevill
l Tuesday, August End, is published i