Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-11-27
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In n list of farmers institutes to
be held in Wisconsin this winter, the
village of Rewey is enrolled for Jan.
y and Is. This is the only institute
to be held in Iowa county. f. ii.
Scribner will conduct it.
Frank Bishop entertained his
friend, Mr.. Jefferson Carson, of Chi
cage, at his home in this city last sun
day. They were room-mates while
Frank was employed in Northern
Trust Bank of Chicago.
Oriental life will be portrayed mt
the L. NJ. church next Saturday,
Monday and Tuesday evenings, by
Christian .lewess, in Il clearer and
more instructive manner than ever
before heard in this city.
Miss Kate Hooking, Rob Craw-
ford, Crawford Ross, Will Snow, Ed
Penhallegon, Will Bennett Ira Rey-
nolds, Paul Brewer, and Miles
Thomas, students of the university
at Madison, are here to eat turkey at
their respective homes.
Miss Winnie McNerney, was the
guest of her aunt. Bridget Daily,
from Friday until Monday Miss Nc
Nerney wishes to keep more closely
connected with her friends and rela-
tives here, and for that purpose or
dered the Tribune sent to her at FL
gin.
j. w. Pickard OF Richland Center
shipped a ear load Of hone y from vi
rouua last week, which was pur-
chased mostly in the Kickapoo val
| ley. The car contained all extracted
product and went to New York Mr.
Pickard purchased over 100000 lbs. of
the sweetness in the Kickapoo valley
this season
THE Lafayette county board is a
tie politically--l3 democrats and IL
republicans At the recent session
political lines We're drawn on the
question of electing chairman. After
several ballots, one republican got
tired Of the contest voted for the
democrats and decided the election
IL favor of that party
"A box of ripe strawberries was
picked two miles south OF the city
on Tuesday, November Is, and OH the
l6tl rosebuds were picked from the
bushes in the Capitol Park. In
score Of lawns geraniums and nastur
tilms are still blooming, and an oc-
casional dandelion blossom still gives
a touch Of beauty to the roadside
Madison State Journal.
"A merciful man is merciful to
his beast" II is not only merciful
but economical to always keep Coles
Veterinary Carbolisalve where you
can put your hand on it at a mo-
ments notice. IL is the best remedy
in the world for cuts, gals. scratches
and sores Of all kinds. Always heals
without scars and rcacWS the hdjr IN
its origindi cotor. Always get Coles
SOC and $l00. Sold and guaranteed
by all druggists,
Tie ladies Of Geo. II. Legate Re-
lief Corps and few comrades made
a pleasant surprise party at the home
Of Commander John G. Martin Tues
day evening. IT was the anniversary
| Of NI,u 10 i,,'l Inf M har
ciates of the Corps took advantage of
it to express their appreciation, and
to make a highly enjoyable social
evening for the large company in at
tendance.
1t is not in this town that an edi-
tor thus gets even with people who d.
not appreciate him: THE lady(?)who
yesterday called the attention of an
other to our patched breeches, where
at they both laughed so heartily, is
informed that another will be pEr-
chased when her husbands bill is
settled. IT has been due for a long
= time. The Old Man needs the mon
ely and also needs another pair Of
pants"
f. &. Spooner, writing from HOus-
ton, Texas, Nov. Goth, says: "This is
very busy city. ! doubt if there
IL n city of its size in the
north that compares with Houston.
Our prospects in roof painting with
Pyro are very encouraging. Our boys
are all at work at Beaumont at pres
ent, and doing some good work. The
weather here is very fine. Roses and
all kinds of flowers are in bloom yet"
There was football game be-
tween the Seniors and Juniors OF our
High School, on the fair grounds last
Friday afternoon. The Juniors were
victorious by the score of II to o..
Notwithstanding that the Senior
eleven contained of the regular
high school playe they were nicely
outplayed by the Juniors. which fact