Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-09-26

ooH-iu-iuW ana uduSntef, Mr.. ana
Mrs. ID. G. Jacka, in charge, running
satisfactorily.
The housewife delights in nice
dishes for daily use or special occa-
sion, and always feeds what she
wants at Chas, Hendra's.
The managers of the Galena
Fair, to be held next week--O Oct 1st
to 4th-offer special attractions to
make this popular mid-autumn fair
one of the very best of the year.
We have the promise of one of
the most reliable citizens of Wald-
wick to furnish weekly jottings from
that progressive agricultural town
hereafter.
The breezes of the great un-
salted seas" have blown hay fever
from j. w. Hutchison's system. and
he is again on duty at the Iowa
County bank.
The Iowa County Sunday School
| 1hsSoSioIloll Will DoIu llS tHuudi
convention at Barneveld, Wednes-
day and Thursday, Oct. % and a.
Program will be announced later.
Miles Thomas, Will Snow, VIII
Treweek and Ed nenhallegon COM
prise quartette of young men from
this city who will enter the State Uni
versity at Madison this fall.
Pattern hats and bonnets, in the
most approved styles for fall and
winter, invite inspection of the Lad
| les of Mineral Point, at Heide d.
Notwithstanding Building. 39w2
"A letter informs us that Rev.
| Alex. Bennett is now pastor Of the
M. e. church at Manning, Iowa, a
pleasant town of 1900 people, II miles
northeast of Omaha, where he has
good church and fine parsonage.
Mrs. w. H. Prideaux and Mrs.
r. NJ. Cra wford left their husbands
and families last week to tender care
vi IilClloS Itlt lOI "a w lllit. ne
dies will visit California, Colorado,
Utah and New Mexico before re.
turning.
Mrs. Adolph Iskowich and
daughter returned to their home at
Streator, H., Tuesday, after two
weeks pleasantly spent with Mr.. and
| Mrs InSnph nalInr nd otb Nor fria a,
in this city.
Misses Heide q Kidder have ar
ranged to put in full line of the
popular Henderson corsets. Ladies
bear this in mind, and watch for adj
vertisement to appear later.
Geo. II. Legate Post comrades
consider themselves favored in hav-
ing Mr.. Josephus Bailey Of Cobb join
their ranks on the occasion Of the
Mckinley Memorial services.
Mrs. Geo. Appel returned Tues
day from a three weeks visit with
her sister at Galena. During her stay
her sisters husband died, and Mrs.
Appel attended the funeral.
After several weeks spent in
studying the styles at Chicago, Mis-
ses Heide d kidder have returned
with "A complete stock Of the most
desirable things in Millinery, to
which they invite attention. 39w2
Mrs. w. A. Jones and family re-
turned to Washington yesterday.
Theyiextended their home visit be-
yound their intention. finding it i'm
possible to break away sooner from
the pleasant ties that bind them
here.
Mrs. Annie Treweek Jones left
us Thursday morning of last week
for her home at Stanton, Ariz., after
several weeks spent with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs n. Treweek, and
other friends in this city much to
their pleasure.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. Chase started
Tuesday afternoon of this week for
California. Mr.. Chase Is delegate
to the General Convention Of the
Episcopal church, which meets in
San Francisco. On the trip he eX-
poets to visit a sister whom he has
not seen for SO years.
A dispatch 10 the Milwaukee
Free Press from Arena says that
diphtheria has appeared in malig-
nant form, five miles south of that
village, on Mounds Creek. Two chill
dren in the family OF Jos. Coopa are
reported to have died of the disease
: last week
: Among other contributions by
) Mineral Point TO the Plattevilie fair
was Doc Homes horse kamiac,
: who won a hot race there in 2:24.
r This proves the horse was, az
claimed out az condition when he