Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-06-08

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Monday, the 18th, in the council
room, at 80 p. m.
After once advertising it in the
Tribune, J. B. Reynolds sold to Henry
Kane the Joe Opie house, near the
Fourth ward school
Henry Ovitz's new house is near
ing completion, and mechanics are
making good progress on the +. y.
Hutchison mansion.
| A letter from Governor Scofield
says he hopes to be able to celebrate
the 4th in Mineral Point, and is ar
ranging his affairs to that end.
-Second-h hand spring wagons and
Duggies for sale cheap at Is. Bfownts
livery stable. 22w3
| "A private letter from southern
Mississippi says there has been no
rain there since March 10th. and veg
citation is suffering for moisture.
The annual party of the Mineral
| Point H. s. Alumni, was but slightly
attended, owing, in part, to heavy
rainstorm prevailing at the time.
Mr.. Fred Dunn returned Friday
| evening from Denver, where he has
spent three months very pleasantly
| with brothers and cousins residing
there.
Superintendent Jolley has un-
| dertaken to get up school exhibit
at the fair in this city. County Supt.
| Metcalf and other educators will as
| sist him.
Mr.. G. w. Goldthorp, one of the
Tribune's faithfuls, stepped in the
other day while in the city and paid
ahead on his subscription as is his
custom.
Mr.. Hugh Phillips and three
daughters arrived from Greenville,
Texas, on Tuesday, for d visit with
| his mother, brother and sisters in
this city.
Mr.. John Knight started Tuesday
| for three weeks visit with brothers
and friends in the vicinity of Mitch
ell, S. Oak, and to inform himself
respecting that country.
Mrs. n. Schiller is having the
house south of the German Catholic
church, which she recently bought
from Mrs. j. H. Gundry, repainted
and otherwise frightened up.
The zinc works ball team has
the conceit to think it can wipe up
the diamond with any other nine in
the city, and is anxious awaiting an
opportunity to accomplish the feat.
The venerable Mrs. VIM. Uren, a
resident of this city for more than
60 years, removed last Saturday to
Waukesha, where she will make her
home with her sister, Mrs. John
Collins.
The soda fountain at Prideaux's
drug store seems to he turning out
more delicious beverages year after
year. The unfermented wine juice
flavoring now on tap can't but tickle
any palate.
Mrs. Henry Bray and Miss Gus
sic Schaumberg returned last week
from an overland trip to Dubuque.
They visited Hazel Green, Cuba City
and smaller places, having very
pleasant trip.
-Drs. Eastman q Bailey and Mr..
]. A. Meserole went to South Wayne
last Friday well supplied with fish
| ing tackle and bait, returned in the
evening with most of the same prop
erty but no fish.
Crawford Brothers, proprietors OF
the Democrat. have about completed
negotiations for the old Priestley
Building, opposite the US. Hotel, in
tending to fit it up as model print
ing office this fall.
George Richards left on Tuesday
afterL oon for northwest Iowa for a
visit with his brother Ed. and to
view the wonders of that noted
farming section. He expects to be
gone about three weeks.
Base ball admirers are on the
| qui UiUc for great game between the
Nebraska Indians and the Freeport
club, to be played at Dodgeville June
18th. Mineral Point will be repre-
sented by good delegation.
Mr.. Conrad Schaumberg and
Miss Annie Kittier were married at
st. Mary's Catholic church in this
city Tuesday morning, June 9Th.
They will reside at the farm home
of the groom near this city.
The NJ. +. Sunday School will
hold an ice cream social on the lawn,