Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-14

city, has about completed comfor-
table new home at the county seat,
The new residences of f. Y.
Hutchison and Dr. Hales are rapidly
nearing completion. They are dan
dies.
John Gundry arrived here Mon
day evening from Cleveland, Ohio,
| for visit with his mother and other
| relatives.
The Good Tenplars will meet at
their bali ton1o7fow < Friday eve
ming. All members are requested to
be present.
One mile and half additional
switch tracks are to be laid immedi-
ately in this city by the G. NJ d st.
2. company.
Miss Wearne returned from Chi
cago Tuesday where she has been
buying goods and studying the latest
| styles in hats.
Charles knight took Saturday
mornings train for visit at Wauke-
sha and Milwaukee and to take in
the state fair.
Miss Name O'Neil lett this Thurs
day. morning for Manawa, Waupaca
county, to fill position in the city
schools of that place.
There are about one thousand
and ten dogs in this city, IA thousand
too many. Less dogs and more
! friendship would be a good motto to
adopt.
Editor Howe, of Highland, was
in our city Saturday introducing
himself and willingly taking the
names of those who wished to sub
scribe for his paper.
Found, on the Galena road, near
f. II. Sheperd's farm, a small black
satchel. Owner can obtain same by
addressing Mrs. Ellen Jones, Rewey,
Wis, and paying 25c for this notice.
-Robt. Goldsworthy is up from
South Chicago for a visit with his
folks. Rob holds good position in
| the Illinois Steel Works, being SUI
perintendent of the inspection force.
If the raise in the price of coal
were to make the average citizen so
"hotr that he would not feel the need
of fuel in the coldest weather, we
would say go on with your raise, ye
barons.
&c. G. Cox is at the state fair this
week superintending the horse de-
partment, and II. 5. Well is there as
an assistant. Quite a team this.
Others might learn from them how
to dispatch business.
AS an external liniment of most
wonderful penetrative and curative
cover, BALLARD's SNOW LGNIMENT
is not equalled by any other in the
world. Price % and 80 cts.-East-
man & Meserole.
This has been a good season for
wild grapes. Oflate years the wild
grape has been much sought after
by many of our citizens who make
an excellent quality of home made
wine from the grapes.
Saturday thirty empty freight
cars were hauled out Of this city and
thirty-seven loaded ears pulled in.
Sunday a switch engine was kept
busy all day, the first time the like
| has ever occurred here.
-for a consideration Of $4,000
Frank :. Walker has sold out the
controlling interest in the Darlington
Electric Light and Water Power
company, located at Darlington.
The company has been organized.
The price of beef cattle is soaring
so high that we'll have to content
ourselves with soup bones unless
there is a let up. Even at present
prices the average buyer at the meat
market negotiates for the cheaper
cuts.
Miss Mary Mullen has departed
for Milwaukee where she has been
engaged to teach the sixth grade OF
the public schools Of that city, and
her sister Miss Ella, has returned to
4 Yellowstone, where she taught last
year.
A Mr.. Callahan, Of Beloit, who
is experimenting the taking out OF
the machinery in the pulp mil
building, accidently had a heavy
piece fan on one Of his feet Tuesday
necessitating the services Of ply
sician.
The heavy shower Sunday eve
ming caught large number OF on
citizens away from home, having
been induced by the delightful
: weather OF the morning to leave
I town for an outing To visit friends a
other points,