Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-10

GET your wife box of Hazle's
Headache Capsules. Do not have
her suffering with a headache.
EASTMAN Il MEsERoLE.
REV. p. S. MATHER has been in
vited by the &. A. r. Post of this
city, and consented to give an ad-
dress here on Memorial Day.
THE Dodgeville Post of the G.. A.
r., will hold its annual camp-fir Ire
March 22d. Dept. Commander Gray
Gov. Scofield are slated to attend
| THoS. HEWITT, one of our enter
prising young farmers, says he must
have the TRIBUNE, and contributed
mite to its support last Saturday.
Mrs. VAN CoTT arrived Tuesday
evening on the $3.50 train, and is
making her headquarters wite Rev.
and Mrs. Trousdale during her stay
here.
FRANCIS e. WILLARD, mother of
the Temple of the w. G. r. T., in
Chicago, left her entire estate, val
ued at $4,000, bequest to the
Temple fund.
The interior of w. II. Prideauxs
drug store has been greatly improved
by the addition of a double decker
show case. 1t is indeed an elegant
piece of furniture.
MISS LIZZIE BISHOP was called to
Dodgeville Monday to assist in car
ing for her friend, Mrs. J. II. Cart
wright, who is suffering from severe
nervous prostration.
COUNTRY roads this week are in
such condition that if you travel by
sleigh you will wish yoa We're on
wheels, and if you go on wheels you
will think you made mistake in not
taking sleigh.
ATa meeting of the new board of
agriculture held at Madison last
week, Hon. Geo. g. Cox. of this city,
was elected superintendent of the
horse departments and also mem
Der of the board of managers.
Mr.. j. A. NICHOLSON, one of our
Mitfiin subscribers, ana one of those
all around good fellows, was pleas
ant caller at this office last Friday.
Mr.. Nicholson has had a severe spell
Of sickness, but is now beginning to
feel himself again.
MR.. GEO. PERKINS, son of Comrade
John Perkins, of this city, who has
been running barber shop at Ill
ton junction for some time. has sold
his business there, and, pending en-
gagement elsewhere, is resting at the
home of his father.
THE party who took a night-robe
belonging to Il TRIBUNE printer,
from the clothes line in his back
yard, will please return the same or
come to the office and subscribe for
his paper, thereby enable him to re-
place the missing one.
A TEACHERS Institute is to be held
in this city April and 2, under the
direction OF the county superinten-
dent, with Prof. Albeit Hardy, of
Plattevile. conductor. On the eve
ming of the first day, (Friday) Prof.
Hardy will give public lecture.
THE editor of the Winslow (1ll.)
Register discovered that "a dreadful
noise which sounded as though the
heavens were falling" causing him
much uneasiness came from the Bird
story of a building where the Mod
ern Woodmen were initiating can
didate.
MIR. IRA KITTOE, a graduate in
telegraphy from the II. Il. station in
this city, is now handling the electri-
cal keys at Lone Rock for the st. Paul
Company, and the TRIBUNE will
greet him there weekly. Ira il a
hustler and will surely rise in his
profession.
LAST week the following named
gentlemen accompanied by their
wives and the Misses Gray and Neal
spent a day very pleasantly at .the
farm home Of Richard Jackson IN