Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-05
Additional Locals.
,olze C. f. S. Favorite.

Mr.. r. S. Uren spent Thanksgiv-
ing with his sisters in this city.
The addition of interior toilet
and bath rooms at the u. s. Hotel in
this city is near completion.
The Platteville Journal lists
s67s.Ooo of improvements in that city
during the past ten years.
Hon. G. G. Cox was at home Sat-
urday. He is still occupied superin-
tending Improvements on the State
Fair gounds near Milwaukee.
The Fireman's Thanksgiving
dance was pleasant social event,
and netted neat sum for the fire
laddies.
Michael MeGinger left Monday
morning for Chicago where he will
take a business and stenographic
course in the Metropolitan Business
College,
Our esteemed friend Phil Hewitt
was up from his farm in Kendall
Town Saturday. He is pleased to be
on proposed rural delivery route No.
from this city.
-Susan.-The pimples, sores and
blackheads are danger signals. Take
Rocky Mountain Tea, you'll give a
farewell reception to your troubles.
soc. Eastman q Messrole.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blotz cele-
brated their golden wedding ami
yersary at Dodeeville on Wednes-
day of last week. They were united
in marriage in the same town, o.!
Nov. 9th, 1851.
Iowa County High schools re-
ceive from the state High school
fund this year as follows: Mineral
Point, Dodgeville and Highland
$i6620 each. Linden $293,5S, Cobb
Sil940 and Avoca $2726l.
Alderman Guttenstein accom-
panied Miss Julia Abrahams on her
return to Chicago last week. There
are signs of housekeeping being
started soon in the brick residence
lately purchased from Albion l..
White
-COnrade |. G. Smoker, of Platte
vile, is detailed to make the annual
Inspection of Geo. II. Legate Post,
and will perform the duty tomorrow
friday evening. The comrades
will give him IA cordial reception,
and anticipate IA pleasant social time.
Mr.. ). G.. Thomas consulted emil
nent physicians in Milwaukee last
week in relation 10 throat affection
that has troubled him of late. He
was encouraged by assurances that
there is nothing serious, and that
the affection can be overcome.
y. G T. Zollinger left Tuesday
for Spring Hill, Kan, to visit his
aged and feeble father, Samuel IoI-
llnger, per latter's request. The old
gentleman will be remembered by
the old settlers of this section. He
creditably served the town of
NaIIwick as its first treasurer and
second chairman. He is now 81 years
Of age
Mr. John Ellsworth, one of the
Oldest and most esteemed citizens of
AtIi'iIn, died at his home Tuesday
morning aged about so years. He
was "a member of the Mineral Point
Chapter r A. NJ. and Commandery
'ikn.ghts Templar Funeral to-day
lhursd1y) from the residence, with
IU,i masonic honors, in which num-
OAR from this city will participate.
Madison Journal: Our honest
iEea4, Of the country dictricts who
az" practiciug their wit on the
state tax commission are throttling
'Aar laire5t hope. They may be sure
" I.t tax commission is not allowed
g lalow 100000 support of state, Mr..
fA.,er aud his associates will not do
50. livery time a farmer slaps Judge
,".'oa md his associates there is a
bowl q "'-o bout The mahogany of
alazan corporations.
Among the tens Of thousands who
nave used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for cn.as aud Ia ori,,a d,r-