Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-02-15
The Local Field.
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LE BISROP for Fmniture......
-Varlin & Jennings for clothing.

-Varlin & Jennings for clothing.
That bread that Spooner is max
mg-'tis just like home made. 6tf
Treasurer Allen has received the
:, w. Wis. Fair money for 1899 from
the state-$l, 1926.
Preaching at Lost Grove next
sunday morning and at Diamond
Grove next Sunday afternoon.
There will be Il basket social at
the Lost Grove school house Friday
evening, Feb. 23d. All are invited.
Next regular w. r. G. meeting in
new X. p. Castle Hall tomorrow (Fri-
dav) afternoon. A full attendance
is much desired.
Mrs. f. G.. Cook, of North Chi
eago, is paying a visit to her hus-
band, who is placing the machinery
At the acid p ant.
-Alderson's Orchestra furnished
music for a party at Edmund Tues
pay night and at Darlington We'd
uesday night, this week.
j. G. Monahan and wife, and Dr.
Peck and wife, came up from Dar-
liugton to enjoy the X. 7. installa-
ton and party, on the 9th.
Geo. H.. Legate Post, &. A. r.,
will hold its next regular meeting
tomorrow, Friday evening, in the
elegant new *. p. Castle Hall.
Seek not to steal the other fellows light
Rather put on steam and make your own,
puwhatever you do with all your might
Hytakng Rocky Mountain Tea at night.
Eastman Il Meserole.
"A special meeting of Mineral
Point Rebekah Lodge will be held
on Friday evening, 18th. All men,
ber7 are requested to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. James Morgan came
up from Darlington Saturday to see
their new grandson recently arrived
at the home of DR.. w. j. Morgan.
--Bey. w. Croft will preach in the
P, NJ. church next Sunday morning.
In the evening Rev. II. Kent Will
preach. Subject, The Test by Fire"
Three Osborne brothers. $. T., w.
Hand T.. A. attended the X. 7. party.
Willard Llewellyn are here for
visit, having closed out business at
Baraboo.
1t is understood that some time
during the first half of March there
viii be a public sale of horses, cattle,
iom machinery. feed, etc, at the
cobb farm, near Calamine.
Mai. George Jeuck has been
laId up for about ten days with
rheumatism, but is now able to be at
hl- business place again and salute
comrades with his usual grace.
Mrs, Robert Hughes and daugh-
"I returning from "a visit at Bel
mont to their home at Dodgeville,
rested q dag M--h her old friend,
WIS Mamie Jacka, in this city.
Crawford Ross, Rob Crawford,
aia VIII Bennett spent Saturday to
tuesday at their homes in this city
"."een closing of the first and op-
'"iH- nt the second semester of the
,"'naniversity.
-Da5geville was represented at
..e A. Z. party by Mr.. and Mrs. I. J.
ta.t-H.tu, Mr.. and Mrs. E.J. Perkins,
Pryor, and G. w. strong.
't.'E Treasurer Jacobs was "at
.a. .or tho occasion Of course.
~ "aealharrow won't push itself
#at'er bow excellent "A thing it
.'E y. Its the same with stocks
merchandise Put the laborer be-
barrow. and the advertise
aa.aiud the business II YOU de-
a-r.s-.
Wednesday morning of last week
taIr.y pounds of dynamite ex-
at tile Darlington mine, To-
. near the village Of Benton,
aH2 the building in which it
4 stored and badly damaging the
pup which drains the Dig
l.le cause Of the explosion
4@.s IE mt it i supposed that
4aliHg ~ which tie explosive
.2red took fire from the stove.