Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-08-24

ing tom.
The City waterworks at Cass-
vile, Grant county, realize revenue
of $50 per month from the canning
factory of that place. They must be
canning the water.
Mr.. J. Ternes and two daughters
who reside north of Dodgeville, put
in last week as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. n. j. Kieffer, son-in-law and
daughter of Mr.. Ternes.
Miss Mabel Allen entertained on
Saturday and Menaay evenings at
the beautiful home of her grand
mother, Mrs. John Gray, in honor of
her three young lady guests.
For the Dodgeville fair which
takes place next week, the officials
have arranged for "A game of ball be-
tween Highland and Linden, to take
place Wednesday afternoon.
Married, at the Nj. f. parsonage,
Aug. 8, 1899 by Rev. Merrifield, Mr..
Albert Opie and Miss Minnie Kel-
ling, both of this city. We wish
them happy and prosperous life.
Mrs. William Strauss, daughter
Clara, and son Isaac, after visiting
the past three weeks under the par
entail roof of Mr.. Jos. Deller, left
Friday for their home in Lacrosse.
From the Fresno (Cal.) Daily
Republican we learn that the Misses
Fannie and Laura Motley, Of Min
eral Point, Wis, are visiting with
n. H. Hayes, of Enterprise Colony.
During the past week Miss Ma
bel Allen has been enjoying the
company of the Misses Allen, of
Richland Center, Black of Lone
Rock, and Davis of Madison, school
mates of hers.
Monday mornings train took
from here Chas. Ralph, who returns
to his post of duty at Denver after a
months visit with his folks in this
city; also Frank Hoare who holds a
good job in Chicago.
Nearly every citizen of Dodge
vile showed up on the fair grounds
last week, and many came two and
three days. All are unanimous in
praising the exhibition. Now let us
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Indian Commissioner Jones ar
rived here from Washington in time
to see the wonderful fair. He, like
all others who attended, pronounces
it simply grand; couldn't see where
there was room for improvement.
Pleasant View Sunday school
will hold its annual basket picnic
August 20 in Edward Dunn's grove,
three miles east of the city of Min
eral Point. If the weather is unfa-
vorable on the date set the picnic
will be held the following day, Aug
ust 30.
Yes. you can buy very nice ap-
pearing buggies for little money, but
time will prove they are not cheap.
BY calling at the Tribune office you
can secure a buggy that will out
wear anything to be had for the
same money. 1t is new; never been
hitched onto.
The Kickapoo Valley q North
ern railway, consisting of about 81
miles, right of way, depot grounds,
stock yards, shops and yards. etc, is
to 90 under the hammer at Madison
Sept. 9th. 1t is thought that either
the Milwaukee or the Northwestern
will take it up.
Tuesday morning Mr.. and Mrs
Genoa Zollinger, of Waldwick
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/ hitched team to the new top buggy
they bought at orr fair last week
and started for visit with their son
George and wife, who have located
on a farm near Marshfield. 1t viii
take about two days and half tc
drive up there.
A peculiar accident has resulted
in the death OF one of the oldest set
tiers in Monroe. Martin Sullivan, q
farmer aged IS yrs, fell while climb
ing a barb wire fence and became
impaled thereon, hanging twenty
four hours head downward before
he was found ard released. He liveC
about a day after he was rescued
from biz terrible position.
A very pleasant wedding too'
place at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
| Maurice Proctor Tuesday evening
| Aug. Is, 1899, when Rev. VIM. Crof
united in marriage Mr.. Radcliif
Il Libby. u Mineral Point, and Mis-