Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-07-10
NUN Der %
Smoke Flamingo.

formerly of this city, died last week
at Baraboo.
M. f. church next Sunday morn
ing theme, "A Little Help. d" Even
ing, "Three Great Facts"
Miss Mabel Matson went to AL
bany, this state, OH Thursday last to
visit relatives aud friends and hep
them celebrate the 4th of July.
Mr.. VIM. c. Uren takes short
vacation from experimenting mires
in Kentucky, and is spending it at
| his home here.
Mrs. Albion l.. white and duugh-
ter have come from Sioux City, Ia,
for visit with her mother, Mrs. Da-
vid Jacko and Mineral Point friends.
The M. +. Sunday School annual
picnic which was prevented last
week on account of rain, will be
| held after harvest.
-LosT-A gold class pin, mounted
with pink enamel 1t bore the let
toring, M. +. II. s. '02r Finder will
please leavs the same at this Office.
Mr.. r. J. Penhallegon, Jr, will
preach at Lost Grove next Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 O'clock. All are
welcome.
Rev. Richard Pengelly, pastor OF
the M. +. church at Cuba City, who
died last week, resided In Mineral
Point when II boy, and joined the
Methodist church here.
--Ex-Mayor Albert S. White came
up from Pittsburg, Kansas, to spend
the 4th OF July with his family in
this city.
--Pla,teville saloons may now be
> open until II o'clock p. m. The corn.
Gil having passed resolution so pro.
viding, heretofore they were required
+. to close at 10 O'clock.
Ed. Lenahaa helped make the
4th OF July occasion more pleasant
for his relatives and friends in Min
eral Point, while taking y short rest
| from his duties IN superintending
: railroad constructions - lsSiA1yailsl
r Good appetite, healthy digestion,
: clear skin and bright eyes mark
| those who take Coles Laxative Liver
/, Pills. Their action is pleasant. Sold
, by all druggists.
, Miss Lillian Becker OF Sheboy-
; gan, Wis, arrived here on Saturday
: nights train to visit her friend Mss
Anna A. La Male, who is spending
her summer vacation with her aunt :,
Mrs. &. w. McIlhon.
Another heavy rain fell in this
vicinity Sunday afternoon and night,
enc Of many for the season. The rail-
road track was washed considerably,
but not so as to seriously interfere
with traffic.
"A. q. Bennett, of the engineer
corps Of the c. NJ. and st. p. X. X.
was called to direct some work for
the company at Gratiot last week,
aud spent the the 4th aud Sunday
with his parents in this city.
Charles Pengelly of Dodgeville
was taken to Madison, last week to
be operated upon by DR.. Jackson for
appendicitis and ubscess. He was
accompanied by his sister Miss An
ME and brother-in-law +. A. Perkins.
MIR and Mrs. Chas. Grindle and
little daughter came from Platte
Vile for til. 4th, and enjoyed so
well the hospitality OF their new rel
alive who recently arrived at the
Hotel Royal that they remained ov
Sunday.
Mrs. T.. II. Guppy, sister OF Rev.
Nj. Chase, aud daughter, Of San Jose,
/ California, were guests at the Trini
ty church rectory last week. Mrs.
Guppy removed to California 35
visit to the east.
Con. Harrison, "a popular engin
tri WI viz " w. I" 20. ItohNi Ntll
known in this city, was reported TO
have lost an eye from dynamite
fire cracker thrown by boy in
Janesville on the 18th. Later reports
however are 10 the effect that he
will not lose the eye, but il was IA
close call.
AT the celebration at Linden on
the 4th, Mineral Point was defeated
at base ball by Linden, the score be-
ing and 2. Liaden was strongly
supported by outside players and
proved too much for the Pointers.
The same day, at Highland, IA team
from Madison was defeated by the
home club. On the 9th the winners,
Linden and Highland, and the losers,
Madison and NJ eral Point, played
at Linden. The Mineral Point-Mad-
ison game resulted in victory for
Mineral Point, the score being and
5, while Linden whipped Hiehldnd
in very uninteresting game by the