Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-21

| IL dbie 10 yet out. lHlS VIII he gOOu
news to his many Mineral Point
friends.
-Chas. Mckinley, one of Darling
toms good typos, joined associates
here Sunday and all were glad to
see him.
Tuesday Sid Guttenstein ship
ped sixteen heavy horses to Apple
ton. From there they goto the
pineries.
Our high school boys are orga-
nizing foot ball team and hope TO
give a good account of themselves
on the gridirou.
Mrs. Mary Goelz, who has been
spending the summer at Beloit, is
back for a brief sojourn. She ex-
poets to return shortly.
Miss Mollie Meloy, of Shulls-
burg, after six weeks pleasantly
spent with friends in this city, re-
turned home last Friday.
Mr.. Buckstan, one of our aged
citizens, has been afflicted with hem
orrhage thel elpast few days which
renders his condition very weak.
The improvements being made
in Mrs. John Spensley's home will
add greatly to the attractions of that
section of our city when completed.
According to dispatch sent the
Milwaukee Sentinel the trotting
horse. .kIondike, by Judge Hines, got
a mark of 2:2l at the Lancaster fair.
-Chas. Harker, of Waldwick
paid the Tribune a pleasant call
Saturdaysand reported the farmers
OF this section in very contented
mood.
The Willow Springs church viii
hold Harvest Home exercise at the
church Sept. 24th, at 2:30 p. m. and
extend special invitation to one
and all.
IS. :. Allen, NJ. H. Michaelson, G.
ID. Huntington and ID. Mcconnell, of
Darlington, attended the Masonic
meeting held in this city Tuesday
night.
Rev. Merrifield being absent at
tending the conference at Baraboo,
thelM. +. church pulpit will be filled
next Sunday by Mr.. w. j. Emiss, of
Milwaukee.
Services at the Waldwick NJ. f.
church next Sunday will be held in
the evening instead of the afternoon.
Phil. Allen, Jr., of this city will oc-
cupy the pulpit.
Alderman Gorgen is at st. Paul
attending the meeting of German
Catholic societies of the United
States. He represents the st. Mary's
society Of this city.
Mayor Spensley and wife are at
Baraboo, drawn hither by the NJ. r.
conference and also for Il visit at
thhe ONE of w. fl. Osborne, Mrs.
Spensley's brother.
The NJ. +. church board voiced
the sentiment of the entire commu-
nifty when it voted unanimously for
the retention of the Rev. Geo. Merri- !
field for another year.
Miss Maude Brees, of Darlington
formerly of this city, has been visit
ing during the past week with her
friends, the Misses Hannah Thrasher
and Laura Treloar. She returned
Monday.
"A. 2. Jones started last week for
Cumberland, Wis, where he will
Judge live stock at the big fair held
at that place, from whence he will
go to st. Croix Falls and Ellsworth
fairs as judge.
The work of converting the old
Presbyterian church into "A knight
of Pythias hall is being vigorously
conducted. When completed it will
very much improve that part of
High street.
AS an external liniment Of most
wonderful penetrative and curative
power, BALLABD's SNOW L1NIMENT
is not equalled by any other in the
world. Price % and 80 cts.-East-
man d Meserole.
The mining industry seems TO be
taking on a revival in the vicinity OF
Dodgeville. Many old mines are
being reopened by new miners com
in, and the coming winter may de-
velope much active work.
Mrs. J. B. Wallis is making an
extended visit with her son Blight
at Perry, Iowa, and friends in De-
Moines, Iowa. She will also visit
friends and the big exposition in
/ Omaha. Neb., before return.
Hon. Matthew Waters and wife
of Ishpeming, Michigan, is visiting
/ ,.f.b their pousiu John B. Wallis