Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-07-13

Its ike 'fdlp IN the FOUNTAIN G
Eouth." Touches the cheek so gent
ly that "youtb fingers on the face @
old age" That's what Rocky Noun
,taan Tea does.-7Eastman d Meserole
Frank Graber came from Madi
son to spend Sunday with his age,
mother. Frank is head cutter in ,
large tailoring establishment in tn,
capital city. His wife accom@anie.
him.
--Sdnce the Fourth VIM. Tregilgus
mas moved his family to Dodgesihc
where he holds good position II
the woodwork department of STRAIT
mans carriage, wagon and plow fac
tory.
Some of our citizens have this
season purchased vehicles with rub
Der tires and thus far are well salts
fed. One thing certain, their noise.
lessness has pleasing effect on the
sensitive ear.
Miss Cynthia Thomas, who serv-
ed as teacher in the grammar school
department for the lst and % wards
the past three years, has been Sc
lected assistant principal of the Bel
mont schools.
Hon. o. A. chamberlain Il promi-
nent citizen of Darlington, and well
and favorably known throughout
southwestern Wisconsin, after less
than a weeks illness from appendi-
citis. died last Thursday.
Miss Berta Deahofe arrived in
this city on Friday evening last, to
remain during the vacation of the
Green Bay public schools, where she
has been engaged as instructor and
is engaged for the second year.
Thursday evening of next week
an ice cream social will be given at
the park for the benefit of the band.
Everybody should turn out. If the
weather is not favorable at that time
it will take place the next evening.
r. l.. Joiner, county surveyor,
spent Saturday in this city, locating
the lines of the old Presbyterian
church lot, lately purchased by Raw
en- Lodge X. of and preparatory
to improvements contemplated
thereon.
"A newly married editor perpe-
trates the following: What is the
difference between "a honeycomb, a
honeymoon and pretty girl? A
hdneycomb is a.small cell, honey
moon is big sell, and a pretty girl
is a damsel.
Mason Spensley returned to his
duties in Iowa Tuesday. His cousin,
Miss Ethel Spensley, of Galena, de-
parted for home on the same train.
Both enjoyed their brief visit very
much, but not any more than did
their friends here.
Linden was well represented
here on Sunday. The livery horses
of our ghboring village ought by
this time be able to make trips to
this city without drivers. But that
wouldn't satisfy our people. We
much prefer to have it done as it is,
WIN. Wells, of Lodi, the veteran
borseman who has been familiar
| figure at the various fairs of this Sec
| ton of the state for the last twenty
wears or more, has recently been
stricken with paralysis and it is re-
ported that the attack will likely
prove serious.
Mr.. G. G.. Cox received last week
from FItzgibbons Bros. a handsome
top buggy and will receive this week
a fine two-seated carriage. Mr.. Coz
has noticed Fitzgibbons Bros carri-
ages and buggies for years and aftel
looking around he saved from $40 to
$50 by buying the two of fitzgib
bons Bros.
The marriage of Miss Julia r
| Roberts and Mr.. Brit Matthias tool
place at the NJ. f. parsonage, this
city. July 10, 1899, Rev. Geo. Merri
field performing the ceremony. tn
bride recently moved from this cit.
to Janesville. The groom is a resi-
dent Of Rock Co. Best wishes from
many friends.
The evening street fair on the 1t!
of July received such general com
mendation. and so delighted th
thou~ands who attended, that repe
tition of it, with added features, is i
contemplation for one evening dur
ing the coming fair in this city, pro
vided the business men give II prop
, er encouragement.
Belmont Bee: Mrs. Lena Buck
man met with a painful accider
while on the train returning hoD
r from the Milwaukee carnival. On
of the large lamps used in lightin