Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-23

| i'cN' D. -. bieHkenSOpp, OF rat
teville, will preach in the p. NJ.
church next Sunday, Nov. 26, both
morning and evening. Mr.. Blenken-
sopp is very interesting speaker
and is much esteemed wherever he
has labored.
Mrs. H. w. King, nee Mar
gerry Gundry, and her two interest
ing little daughters, Margery and
Jane, are here from Cleveland, Ohio,
visiting at the parental home of Mrs.
King, and will remain till after
Thanksgiving.
1t has been given out to Trib-
une representative that Frank A.
Hoare was married in Chicago last
Saturday. The brides name was
not made known. There are many
friends of Franks here who join the
Tribune in wishing him we'll.
Beautiful women everywhere
owe their matchless loveliness to the
use of Rocky Mountain Tea. Plain
women made Eastman
q Meserole.
We're to have another new busi-
ness establishment to be known as
the Chicago Shoe Store. 1t will be
located in the Jenkin building, re-
Gently vacated by Guttenstein q
Jacka, and opened for business next
Saturday, the 25th. Mr.. j. f. Hos
king will be in charge. Fine up-to-
dote shoes for men, women and child
rem will be the special aim of this
establishment.
The getting pof the Hon. Thorn
as Jones boom matter for this issue,
together with work on county board
proceedings, have robbed us of time
necessary for locals; hence the short
age in that direction. However,
whsn you have read of the exploits
of Jones and of the doings of our
county law makers, you can't but
conclude that you have been served
with liberal amount of interesting
matter.
Our fire company's foot ball
squad has at last secured chance
to test their prowess on the gridiron,
having made arrangements for a
game with Highlands strong team
Thanksgiving afternoon, in this city.
1t ought to prove whirler as every
player is a crackerjack. DR.. s. Wv
ian Will be on hand with courtplaster,
arnica, etc, and Doc Holmes with
water, nerve and cheer.
Gifts for the ladies is a special
feature of our beautiful holiday
stock, just what they want. Beaut-
iful gifts for your sister or sweetheart,
mother or father, consisting of watch
es, jewellery, silverware, novelties,
etc. The very largest stock ever
shown in the city at Mauger's jewel
cry store. All goods engraved free
when purchased here. 41tf
The concert by the Dixie Jubilee
singers, at the Masonic Temple last
Monday evening, was largely at
tended, Notwithstanding the strong
drawing card at the city hall the
same hour, and every one present
speaks prasingly of the same. 1t
was under the auspices of the Ep-
| worth League, whose members are
deserving of the success with which
they met for having provided such
an excellent entertainment.
Mont. Spensley, son of Mayor
Spensley, one of the thousands Of
volunteers to protect Uncle Sans
rights in the Philippine islands, re-.
turned to his home in this city last
Friday. Over year ago he embark
ed at san Francisco with the Dist
Iowa. He was on the islands eight
or nine months, and while there
served with the signal service de-
partment. Heis i'm the best of health
and reports that such was the case
with MIN during his entire absence.
1t is several weeks since he landed
in the states, but on his way to Wis
consin he took advantage Of the op-
portunity to visit with his brothers
Ed and Dick, in Colorado, and Frank
and Mason in Iowa. He likes the
country across the seas, but not its
natives. His relating of experiences
and anecdotes are entertaining.
Zone artistic night at the opera
house, Monday, Nov. 20th,' as an
nounced in the Tribune last week,
is what the performance of w. H..
Hartigan aud his strong supporting
company. in the rendition Of Dr..
| Jekyll and NJ. Hyde, proved to be.
! 1t is regarded by the large number
of auditors present as the most start
\ ling play ever presented in our city.
/ Mr.. Hartigan il a star Of the stage an
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