Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-02-08
The Local Field.
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-Varlin & Jennings for clothing.

--Varlin & Jennings for clothing.
THE Medicine Show draws circus
crowds.
That bread that Spooner is max
ing-'tis just like home made 6tf
Attorney Il. G. Fielder went to
Madison Tuesday to look after mat
ters i'm the supreme court.
Mr. G. G. Cox went to Madison
Yesterday to attend meeting of the
state board of agriculture.
Lost, light harness tug, between
Buffers dam and the Irish Catholic
church, in Mineral Point. Finder
please leave at Tribune Office.
A geuuine diamond ring, gold
watch and several sets of valuable
silver ware, will be given away at
the Medicine Show this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Cox came
out from Chicago Monday evening
to visit Mineral Point friends and
transact business. Their little
daughter Gertrude is with them.
Positively all matters, advertise
meuts, correspondence and notices,
must he in this Office not later than
Tuesday noon, TO insure publication
the same week.
Seek not to steal the other fellow ; light,
Rather put on steam and make your own,
BoWhatcver you do with all your might,
BY taking Rocky Mountain Tea at night.
Eastman n Meserole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Crawford, of
the Democrat, are attending the
winter meeting of the Wisconsin
Editors Association at Green Bay
this week.
Mr.. VIM. J. Cox, after few days
visit with his family at Englewood'
Ill.,, il again among the workers on
improvements at the zinc works in
this city.
Lost, Tuesday Feb. 9th, on the
road between Dodgeville and Min
eral Point, two valises. A suitable
reward will be paid for their return
to tie Tribune office.
-Rumor of an additional daily
train, each way over the Northwest
ern road aud between Madison and
Lancaster is revived. 1t is hoped TO
be verified n early spring.
so pairs Of ladies, misses and
gents shoes from 75e to $l.50, which
is less than halfof former prices, are
ou sale at Gundry & Gray's. 2tt
The next regular meeting of Hill
city camp, No. 1850, Royal Neigh
hpg- Of America, will be held Mon
day, Feb. Y, at new X, p. Hall. All
members are requested to be present.
Mr., VIM. a. Amburg and daugh-
ter arrived Monday evening from
Chicago, for a visit among Mineral
Point friends. They are guests at
Oh" home Of Judge and Mrs. Nell
bon.
Mrs G. Ii. Longemann, residing
.-ur Belmont, aged 76, was found
dead in her bed at three o'clock last
Thursday morning. She retired IN
Usual health the evening before.
Heart failure caused death.
-Ogroli friend Nicholas Wagner
WAS u Monday. He has been sick
"Ht also several of his family. with
M-lrpe or something Of that char
..'.u but with careful nursing by
.. oa wife, all are up and stirring
again.
Special revival meetings are
"",.- continued this week at the VI
0.'.tnch. with "a large attendance
-#Ws interest. Rev. Mr.. Merrl'
"-.3 d Mr.. Baker will have charge
g.. services again next Sunday
-.nIlth.
Married at the VI. +. parsonage
.tE a Feb. 5th, 1900, by Rev
'-. Mortified, Mr.. Joseph a. Stot
Miss Eat,ie Mosley, both Of Oar
a-t.a Mil samuel Mosley anC
- Mabel ~tott attended the bril-
iar contracting parties ar
pe, led young people o
..... -.oa Their many friends *
'-Jaa congratulations.