Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-08-22

niece, Mrs. Art Benn.
Friends of Miss Annie Phillip.
are pleased that she is able to re
/, sumo activity about the u. S. Hotel.
r Mrs. Jas. Leahy and children re
turned to Chicago Monday, after /
pleasant visit with her sister Mrs. II
Schiller in this city.
-Messrs. w. II. and George Cox
who were called from Chicago by
the affiiction of their father Mr.. w
J. Cox, have returned home.
Judge McIlhon, J. NJ. Mulhairn
and several others attended the field
day sports at Cobb last Friday, and
say it was a success.
Mrs. Meason and daughter re-
turned to La Crosse Monday, after an
extended visit with friends in this
city.
Harry Crawford, chemist at
Hazel Green for the Mineral Point
Mining company, is "A visitor during
the fair in this city.
Henry Hewitt made business
trip to Lancaster last week and in
cidentally scattered leaves of light
| pertaining to Mineral Point Fair.
Mr.. Ike Deller unexpectedly
dropped in on bis parents Saturday,
to spend Sunday, and proceeded to
Monroe Monday.
Mrs. Albert Trebilcock and fam
lily, of Englewood, are enjoying an
outing among relatives and friends
in this city and vicinity.
-SHAW'S PURE MALT. Its
value in sickness has been tried and
| proved. In the home it is not safe
to be without it. Absolutely pure.
Sold by John Peter.
VIM. j. Cox is steadily recover
ing from the stroke of PARALYSIS.
| His daughter Phillipa Mrs. Had
| field came Friday and remained
over Sunday.
"A small lot well kept is more at
| tractive than a large one unkempt
| This is illustrated in the beautiful
flower display at the home of J. P.
Hankins on High street.
Farmers about Shullsburg report
to the Pick and Cad that they find
the oats yield much better than they
| expected, and the straw the bright
est and best they ever had.
-Four barns, property of DR..
Durl and Messers, Evans, Feath-
ers and Leuth, at Belmont, were
burned on Wednesday afternoon, the
l4th. Loss about 500 partially in
sured.
If a dealer asks you to take
something said to be just as good
as Rocky Mountain Tea made by the
Madison Medicine Co." ask him if
he makes more money. Eastman d
| Meserole.
Mr.. Rupert Venning is at his
home in this city for few days pre-
where he has secured an appoint
ment as stenographer, after sue
cessfully competing h civil service
| examination.
Lancaster Teller: Mrs. Frank
| Ludden, nee Ella Vivian, of Mineral
Point, and her three lovely boys,
were guests at Judge J. G.. Clark's
for few days last week. They had
also been on visit to Merchant
Ludden's at Bloomington.
-Enzenroth d Crowley are max
ing rush job of the St. Marys
church parsonage. They already
have the frame work complete, and
will soon be putting on the wood
work finishings. The building is
large and neat, well in keeping with
the fine new church edifice being
erected by the same congregation.
The Fall Term of the Metropoli-
tan Business College will open sept.
3rd, and several of our young people
are contemplating entering that eX-
cellent school for full course in
Commercial branches of Stenogra-
ply, Typwriting, etc. We cannot too
strongly urged our young people to
secure such an education as that
well known institution affords fol
J it will help them more than any
thing else they can do. The princi-
pal of the college, Mr.. 0. NJ. Powers
. has been at the head of the institu-
tion for % years, and is an exper'
fenced educator. See the advertise
, ment of the College in another part