Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-02-09

Great Medicine, good medicine.
Purely vegetable. Sold by Eastman
& Meserole.
Mrs. II. s. We'll entertained n
large number of her lady friends on
| Tuesday afternoon. Whist playing
with refreshments, was the program,
and the guests rocked not the hyper
borean temperature prevailing with
out.
Mr.. Robert Whitney is here to
close the sale of his homestead to
Sidney Guttenstein. The venerable
old citizen will remain for short
visit among the friends of his vigor-
Gus days, who are pleased to learn
that he is comfortably situated in
Nebraska home.
Miss Annie Phillips and Mrs. j.
w. Hutchison received and pleasant
| ly entertained at the home of the
latter last Friday and Saturday.
| About one hundred invitations were
out FOR the two days. Mrs. j. g..
Monahan, of Darlington, was among
the guests on Friday.
--Myron Jacobs, one of the greatest
| hustlers as clerk to be found in
any town, was forced, the first of
last week, to go to Dodgeville for
parental treatment. He is better
and has resumed labor ut the Cash
Grocery House, and all customers
thereof and the people of our city in
general are glad of it.
Mr. :. =. Bottoms, of the town Of
| Mineral Point, who was out at Con
way, Iowa, last fall and bought a
farm near that place, left for there
on yesterday afternoons freight train
with lot of live stock and house
hold goods, to be ready for early
spring work. His wife will follow
| him in about a week. Here's to
their success.
Our city fathers would be doing
the proper thing il they instructed
the chief of police and the several
constabes of the city to take posses
sion and properly care for any team
or single horse left standing exposed
to inclement or cold wether, fol any
unreasonable length Of time, within
the city limits, the owner to pay the
expense thereby incurred.
| While the TRIBUNE is being
printed, in spite of the extremes
resorted to by the man holding the
key to the weather situation, "A good
ly number of our people are enjoy
ing rare musical treat at the Opera
Hall. The Ariel Quartette is dis
pensing music of the highest class
in a manner that has always been
recipient of most favorable mention.
VIII Snow made pleasant even
ing for several Of his young friends
last Thursday with progressive ana
grams, etc, followed by refresh
ments. The guests Were Misses
Bernice Jolley, Nancy Lambcrtson,
Alice Spensley and Johanna Jacka,
while the invited young gentlemen
were Ed. Penhallegon, Vivian Ben
nett and Frank Bishop.
Readers of the TRIBUNE will be
| interested in learning that G. II.
X { yes has sold his farm, lately own
ed by his father, III. $. Keyes, and on
which they have both lived for
many years. Charlie will probably
buy or rcnt another farm before
/ long. His father and mother viii
locate either in Dodgeyille or Min
ly and enjoy intercourse with their
! friends and relatives during their
declining years. May their last days
be their happiest.
There has been unusual activity
| in residence property in Mineral
Point of late, Besides several al
ready mentioned, the following
transfsrs are reported: VIM. Me-
| Neil homestead in second ward to
| Richard Jackson. Robert Whitney
| place in first ward 10 Sidney Gutten-
! stein. Homer Snow residence IN
first ward to G. w. McIlhon 1t Is
rumored that james -pensley will
either buy or build a residence IN
this city the coming summer, and
that John Correll will do tie same.
Everybody hopes they viii.
-Gundry d Gray don't want to
carry over any Of their jackets, etc,
and have cut the original price III
two. These garments are p-to-datc
IN every particular.