Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-07-31
NUMBER 81
Smoke Flamingo.
Comrade Charles M. Cox is on a
visit to his daughter in Iowa.

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Comrade Charles M. Cox is on a
visit to his daughter in Iowa.
Try Spooner's high test gasoline
more heat more light and burns
longest.
Mrs. John Spensley is again at
home in this city, after an absence
of several weeks with friends in
Iowa.
The milwaukee, Sc! tinal Ia Civ
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to either the daily or daily aud Sun
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"Sentinei," Milwaukee,, Wis.
Will Penhallegon, Jr., of Decatur
Ill, has been spending the summer
at the homes of his fathers cousins,
Mr.. w. j. Penhallegon and Mrs, An.
ME Grace, in this city. He accom-
panied Mrs. Grace, her daughter Jen-
ME, aud her nephew lee prnralle-
gon, on an outing at Lake Side, Mad
/ ison. Miss Sue Penhallegou spent a
few days with them.
Mrs. f.. Y. Hutchinson and sisters,
with w. Hutchison's twin babies,
some other children, and Mrs. w. F.
Tomlinson, were taking a ride and
were coming down Chestnut street
near n. X. Van Mattress home, last
Tuesday; their horse, suddenly start
ed, turned sharply to one side, and
upset the surrey, throwing the whole
party out. Mrs. Tomlinson had an
ankle sprained, which was the prin-
cipal injury.
According to the census bulletin
figures, published ut Wn4hi, gton re-
Gently, Wisconsin has thoroughly es-
tublished its claims (" he'ug the
chief dairying state Of the union,
leading MI the rest with 20lS estab-
lishmeuts for the manufacture of
cheese, butter and condensed milk
New York comes second, with l.60s
establishments, and Iowa third with
9O7. New Jersey, which for some rea'
son, bears an exc silent reputation as
n dairy Ing state, hns but 70 establish
ments.
Possibly malaria Is still lingering
: In your system. Yon are not sick, but
You know you are far from feeling
we'll. Take Coles Bludbilder II will
cure you. 1t is a perfect blood pur-
fer. nerve tonic and alt, rative
Miss Eva Slocum, Washington, ID. G.
writes: "Bludhi,der is a valuable
remedy for malaria and | have been
greatly benfted by it. 1t is a relief
to find reliable remedy other than
quinine' aud one thar Is free from all
disagreeable after affects Sl.00
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
The churches Of the city are in
| tuHt WIN tii' PitNdhiIS oPiii VI I'M
provement. Trinity Episcopal society
have their church newly rooted, u
new fence along the High 81. front,
and elaborate decoration OF the in
terror. including frescoing for which
artists were called from Chicago. The
p. NJ. Church has Mr.. j. L. Hankins
| ar az ntc
the exterior Of the building In excel
lent taste. St. Mary's congregation
are having the grounds surrounding
their new edifice graded, walks laid
etc. The interior Of the M. T.. Church
il to be renovated with new paint
and otherwise changed fer more con-
venience and attractiveness.
The Monitor, Of Manning, Iowa,
where Rev. Alex. &. Bennett hn-
pastOrate, learns "that Rev. AL, =
ander Bennett has received advances
concerning his acceptance of the
pastorate of Congregational church
In Colorado, paying Il large salary.
1t would be great regret 10 lis
friends in Manning If he should ac-
cept The Monitor believes that the
value OF his work here is just begin
ming to be felt, and though his salary
IL scarcely half what Is offered bin,
yet he may be willing to remain here
for long period. We feel confident
progresses"
Dalles of Wisconsin.
The &. NJ. x st. =. Ry. has arranged
for u low rate excursion to Kill
bourn. 10 enable everybody 10 see
tho wonders Of the Dallna. Iln ok