Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-10-31

epn Bray.
Would you like to use the best?
Then use Maple City White soap.
New books added to our circu-
lating iibrai. 10 cents per week.
J. J. Hanscom & Co.
New caps for school girls, the
newest things out, at M. Wearne's.
Over the White House.
If yon buy rosin separate from
soap it may benefit you in some way,
but it Is no good in soap. Maple
City Soap contains no rosin.
Hats and bonnets trimmed or
retrimmed to order, and satisfaction
guaranteed in style, quality and
price. HEIDE Il KIDDER,
Milliners.
The cooks verdict is that there
is no difficulty in preparing tempting
meals with choice groceries, such as
Cbas Hendra's.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. N. Curry have
spent the past two weeks with their
son, DR.. John Curry, and family at
Cassville. Wis. Mrs. Curry's health
is much improved.
| Mr.. Samuel Penhallegor has TAX
ell possession Of the farm lately pur-
chased from Charles Gillmann, and
Mr.. Gilman has moved into the
residence he purchased from Homer
| s. Snow.
-" Loose him and let him go, "Ju.
| II IA, will be the text Of the sermon
at the M. +. church next Sunday
morning. In the evening the theme
will be THE faith that saves" Luke
17:l4. All will be made welcome.
-DeWitt's Little Early Risers
never disappoint. They are safe,
prompt, gentle, effective in removing
all impurities from the liver and
bowels. Small and easy to take.
Never grippe or distress. w. II. Pri-
deaux.
| There was wedding at the p. M
church parsonage Saturday. Oct. Goth
inst, when Rev. J. Hardcastle. the
pastor, united in marriage Mr. Thos.
Wilkinson and Miss Loney jenkins
of Mifflin. The young couple are
among the most popular in their
community, and there is reason to
anticipate that their union will re-
suit in happy lives for both of them.
Few people know that the time
indicated on the printed clocks in
front of the jewelry stores, as signs,
mean something. All the wooden
clocks in the United States are ex-
actly the same; they all point to S:lS,
which is the exact time of the death
of Abraham Lincoln. A movement
is now on foot by the jewelers. asso-
citation of this country to have this
changed to the minute Mckinley
was shot. which was 700
Arthur Foley Winnington-In-
gram, Lord Bishop of London, con-
tributes all interesting paper to the
November Cosmopolitan on "The
Overcrowding of the Great Cities
and remedies for It," Apropos of
the discussion of the invasion of
England by Americans, Edmund
Gosse furnishes in the same number
an essay scoring Englishmen for
their narrowness of intellect. Incl
dentally he has a hit at American
intellectual life in the twentieth CEN
fury.
One of the most successful sales
of live stock ever held in Lafayette
county took place at VIM. Godfrey
Sr,'s last week. The day was fine
the cattle and horses in good condi-
ton under Mr.. VIM. Wrench's care
and Auctioneer DAVIDSON at his best
Tie sale opened up with q short
speech from the auctioneer in favor
Of good cattle which increased the
enthusiasm of the crowd. The bid
ding was spirited from star to finish
and large prices were realized ell
through. Mr.. Dunn OF the town OF
Mineral Point secured some of the
plums, one COW at $l0.. The horses
sold high, one filly at SIPS.
-Blanchardville Blade: The people
of our village were somewhat eX-
cited Thursday, by the strange ac-
lions of Fred LAM, who has for the
past two or three seasons made
cheese in the Kittleson factory and
who made cheese for Ernest Regez
in the factory located in this village
one season. He would walk around
town gazing at the tops of buildings,
going up stairs, when he saw stair
way aud going into houses. His ac-
tions were SO strange, that people be-