Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-17

and most valued friends of the Tri-
bune.
Mr.. Thomas Lucksinger of Mon
roe, made a business call to Mineral
Point last week and visited his old
army comrade Jas. A. Hoar.
DO your clothes look yellow?
Maple City Soap washes them snow
white
About twenty people, including
twelve knights Templar, and Messrs.
Phil Allen, J. w. Hutchinson and &.
w. Mcilhon, went from this city to
the funeral of Geo. S. Anthony at
Darlington, last Thursday.
The old road found in the Bar
reltown district is said to be rekind-
ling. 'Tis to be hoped it will SUBJ
side without damage.
Highland Village combines the
offices of marshal, street commits
sioner, lamp lighter, engine house at
tendant and superintendent of water
works in one person, Anton Imhoff
is named for the manifold duties.
Mrs. Henry Kane returned home
Friday after two weeks visit with
friends at GAINESVILLE, Kenosha, Wat
ertown and Milwaukee.
Private adyices from the Jacobs
boys say they are hard at work ar
ranging their new homes in Taylor
county, and seem confident of ulti-
mately becoming prosperous farmers
Mr., w. J. Watson, of British
Columbia, and wife, returning home
ward from New York, reached Min
eral Point last Saturday, and spent a
few days with Mrs. Watson's aunt,
Mrs. P. f. Phillips, of the U. S. Hotel
and family.
Makes children eat, sleep and
grow. Makes mother strong and
vigorous. Makes n healthy family,
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea
does. 35c. Eastman & Meserole.
Entertainment of Living Pic
lures" enlivened with music, in the
lecture room of the p. M. church on
Friday, May 2. Watch for programs.
The Epworth Leagus is preparing
a novel entertainment for May 18th.
They call it "a Trip Around the
World" Various homes will repre-
sent way stations on the trip. Par
ticulars later.
The Seth anniversary of the birth
of General U. S. Grant, April Goth, is
to be celebrated by the Grant Birth
day Association OF Galena. Hon.
VIM. j Calhoun of Chicago will de-
liver the annual address. The Tri-
bune acknowledges an invitation.
Articles of incorporation have
been filed with the secretary of state
for the Iowa County Telephone Com
pany, Capital stock, $1,000. Incor-
porators, Chas. r. Fox, A. CARING
ton and A. G. Thomas, all Of the viii
lage of Cobb.
Miss Marie Ovitz who has been
employed at Lancaster in one of the
leading dry goods stores has &C
cepted a position at Viroqua in a
ladies dress goods department. She
spent Il few days in this city with
her parents before leaving for that
place.
-Blanchardville Blade: Oscar
Jackson, son of Henry Jackson, OF
Argyle, was kicked in the stomach
by horse Thursday and died Sat
day from the effects. The funeral
took place Monday ut the Yellow
stone church. He was an honest. in
dustrious young man and his tragical
death is a shock to the whole COM
muuity.
To-day Thursday the Mission
airy Institute is in progress at the NJ
f.. church in this city, beginning at
10 a. m. and continuing through the
day and evening. Special music is
an attractive feature Of the program
outlined in the Tribune last week
Everybody cordially welcome.
1t is claimed that "no license
was carried in Dodgeville at the re-
| cent election by combination OF
the votes of temperance people and
habitual drinkers, the latter expect
ing to get cheaper drinks through
the organization of clubs and blind
pigs than they could under high
license regime.
1t is not too late for the Tribune
| to extend congratulations on the
marriage of Mr.. Michael Laverty anC
Miss Catherine M. Kietfer, which wa;
consummated Tuesday, April Sth, a
st. Mary's church, by Rev. Father
Weyer. Miss Annie Kieffer, sistel
of the bride. and Mr.. Barney LAYER
ty, brother of the groom, occupied
positions of first honor A larg'
company of relatives and friend
were interested witnesses. and all en-