Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-05

school teaching at Blue Mounds
spent Monday at home in this city.
Mrs. Joseph Arthur and Mrs
Bert Arthur spent few days with
friends at Darlington the past week
"A large force of men is at work
laying additional side tracks in con-
junction with the depot in this city.
| Miss Mabel Allen has gone to
Chicago for the purpose of receiving
instructions in short hand and type
writing.
Mrs. Thos Priestly and daugh-
ter Name are down from Madison,
and will be with US the remainder of
! this week,
Bert Arthur can we'll feel proud
of the horse and buggy in which he
has recently invested. 1t makes a
nice turnout.
Mrs. VIM. Lanyon and Mrs. J. A.
Meserole departed Saturday morn
ing for Kansas City for "A sojourn
with relatives.
Before buying go to J. J. Hans
CONS and inspect his up-to-date line
of wall paper, which is offered at
very low prices to clear out.
There will be regular meeting
of the Chapter at Masonic Temple
next Monday evening, Oct. 9th. A
full attendance is hoped for.
veteran boot and shoe dealer
J. =. Frieden is still in the business
remember, and has good bargains
for all customers. See new adv.
After a pleasant jaunt to Mil
waukee and Chicago Rev. NJ. Chase
is home with spirits light and re-
newed interest in his PASTORAL work.
Yesterday morning DR.. McClos-
key hitched up his faithful steed
and started for Dubuque. He eX-
poets to be gone the remainder of the
week.
Mr. Mortimer Oliver, of Kansas
City, is with us this week. Upon
his return Mrs. Oliver, who has been
visiting relatives here for some time.
will accompany him.
Miss Grace Adams and father
are in Dubuque visiting relatives.
Mr.. Adams will remain there for an
indefinite period while Grace eX-
poets to return Monday.
p. A. Mckay, of LaSalle, who is
to superintend the sulphuric acid
plant to be connected with our zinc
works, arrived here Monday with
his wife and two children.
Mrs. f. + Hanscom, Mrs. II. j.
Penhallegon, Miss Sarah Erskin and
Clara Dave have been attracted to
Chicago by the fall festival. They
left here the first Of the week.
Mr.. Genoa Zollinger has treated
us to liberal sample of some choice
potatoes which he raised this year.
1t may be said of them that finer
potatoes never graced a table.
Mr.. Joseph Deller is expert
encing considerable pain from the
finger which he accidently cat Sc
verely while preparing some bones
for his mammoth st. Bernard.
DIR. Clementson is devoting this
week to his sick mother, at Lancas-
ter, in the absence of his father,
Judge Clementson, who is presiding
at the circuit court now in session.
Mr.. Herbert Latin and wife
have turned their backs on the busy,
bustling city life of Milwaukee for a
few days among the hills and beauti-
fully tinted groves of this section.
Arrangements nave been made for
a game of foot ball between the high
school team of Dodgeville and one
of this city, to take place at the fair
grounds here next Saturday after
noon.
The trotting bred horse, Count
Hugo, owned by Mr.. Cobb, died
Tuesday night after a sickness Of
several weeks. This animal was Of
aristocratic blood, and of consider
able value.
Fred GRADER refused $500 per
head for two carloads Of stock the
other day, and exhibited hls good
judgment by so doing, as he realized
more than that by selling them at
$5.75 per hundred.
Mrs. f. j. Campbell arrived here
from Philadelphia Saturday for an
extended visit and many are the
friends much pleased to meet her
once more. At present she Is the
guest Of Miss Bassett.
Through being misinformed the