Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-08-07
NUN Der 32
Smoke Flamingo.

VIZ" iast FIIuay anu sPenb tHe Jay
at the hospitable home of Mrs. Solo
mon Osborne OF that city.
If it wasn't popular, If it wasn't
loved by the people, why do dealers
say? 1--WE have something just as
good as Rocky Mountain Tea Think
1t over. 30 cents. Eastman & Mes
erole.
A Kansas editor wrote n nice little
pun for a milliner in which e said
he was glad To see her stocking up
Meeting the scribe on the street, she
soaked him with her parasol and
/ threatened to tell his wife. The un-
sophisticated editor has never been
able TO find out what was wrong with
his item.
Rev. w. +. Tomlinson spent last
Sunday In Chicago, with brother
and family, aud brought back with
him his two little sons who had been
visiting their Chicago uncle for sew
eral days. Mr., Philip Allen occupied
the M. Il. Church pulpit very accept
ably during the pastors absence.
Darlington Democract: Mrs. Hos
ken, formerly of Mineral Point, but
who for the pust tour months has
been engaged with the Wide Awake
m~rcai,lr establishment, has trans
f~rrtd her -crvcrs to y. b. and f.. G.
Barlow.
Mont Spensley, who has spent the
past several months with his par
en's III tl's city, started this morn
ing to again establish him self in the
mountains of Idaho, where he Is in
terested in prospecting. Mont will
go by way of New Mexico an Low
/ er California.
Y --Three walking canes, one u pla
I hickory from the Gettysburg battle
: field, one white orange from Cali
p iornia, and the other IA knurl, cactus
# from Mexico, have been l,ft by ths
k Tribune seuior. probably at different
: business houses in the city. who
O. has them?
q There isa pretty girl In an alpine hat.
!. A swecter girl IN n sailor brim.
But the hanr soonest girl you'll ever see
II the sensible girl who uses Rocky Noun,
T. tain Tea Eastman d Meserole
y Farmers in this vicinity are
y about through their hay and oats
y larv,st Aliapree that thee crops
y IRE II e bert If inai Y years past Mr..
r. 6. Rtyuults couli,d ,ver one
$ hundred solid grains of oats ON one
stalk. Something be never before
Enew in many years experience ms a
farmer,
Mrs. BIiplt Willis came fro IN
Perry Iowa last week for n short visit
with her relatives in Mineral Point.
Her sister. Miss Etta Neal, who had
been u visitor at Perry, came home
with Mrs. Wallis, Another sister
Mrs. Stnnsmore Niynn's accom-
panied Mrs Wallis on her return
home,
The home of Mr.. r. b. Smith, Of
this city, wHs made more happy the
fore part Of last week by the presence
Of his two charming nieces, Misses
Mabel and Nellie Leahy, f Marion,
Iowa. The young ladies formerly
lived here with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Leahy, and this is
the first visit to their birth place
since they left, fourteen years ago.
An eight year old son Of Samuel
Samson, farmer near Shulisburg,
stepped Into n pool on the place.
made by recent heavy rains, wher"
the water was seven feet deep. sank
to the bottom and when got out few
moments later, was 50 nearly drown
ed that 1t required active operations
for some time tn bring him back to
life.
Mrs. james Terrill, Of Chicago
has been "A guest of her husbands
people at tho City Hotel. Mineral
Point, for Il week or two, and Thurs
| dhy lhSN QUO Nd0 Ait Sh'Hl VI ~ phiNs
of lady friends on "A trip to the Coun-
ty Asylum, returning by way OF
Dodgeville, With picnic supper en
route. Her husband came out Satur-
day to spend sunday here.
Henry l. Shattuck, Of Shellsburg
Iowa, was cured Of u stomach trou-
bic with which he had been afflicted
for years. by four boxes Of Chamber
lain's Stomach aud Liver Tablets.
II" had previously tried many other
rtm.di aud u number Of pbS sicians
without relief. For sale at Nivian'-
| Pharmacy.
Win. =, Bliss started Monday Of
this week FOR a trip to the Pacific
c"nst. Ne will visit relatives Of his
father ia New Mexico. his mothers
folk. in California and other friends.
His tour will occupy about four
weeks and will include Southern
California. San Francisco, Sacra-
mento, Salt Lake, Denver aud other
points Of interest.