Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-30
Additional Locals.

Mrs. l.. A. Cobb and Mr.. and Mrs
Oliver are at Lynncastle, Pass
Christian, Miss. for the winter.
Invitations are out for another OF
those popular club parties at the Ma
sonic Temple Friday evening, Jan. 81
Themes MT the NJ. f.. church next
Sunday. Morning, lions Strength
and Beauty" Evening, Light in
Christ
DIR. Fawkes, the dentist, is in Du-
buque this week for treatment Of his
eyes He will be M home ready for
business on Saturday.
j. b. Wallis is having term of
bachelor life, Mrs. Wallis having
gone to Chicago for two or
three weeks stay. She will prob
ably visit Racine enroute home.
-Four inches of light snow Satur-
day night; fierce northwest drifting
wind on Sunday; IS below zero Mon
day morning, IS below Tuesday
morning, with wind from southwest
Red is danger signal on the rail-
road, on a fellows nose and on wo-
mans face. Men and women use
Rocky Mountain Tea and get genu-
inc rosy cheeks. 35c. Eastman &
Meserole.
The change offirm announced by
A. G.. Deller is to take effect Satur-
day, Feb. LIST. Mr.. S. f. Guttenstein
becomes partner in the business.
firm of Deller and Guttenstein will
appear next week.
acre farm four miles west of this
city. M. Finkelmyer bought the
part north of the road, and w. j..
Pittz the fraction south. Mr.. Hanson
intends to GO where he can get more
land at less price per acre.
Town officers should remember
the penalty they are liable to for not
putting up sign boards on highway
corners in their respective towns. 1t
would cost some Of them dearly if a
complaint were made. Many are
negligent in this matter.
If troubled with weak diges-
ton, belching, sour stomach, or if
you feel dull after eating, try Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
Price 25e. Samples free at Vivian's
Pharmacy.
Mr.. Robert Gardner, who moved
from near Mineral Point to farm he
purchased in Ridgeway two or three
years ago, was among his old neigh
bors for day or two last week. He
has good farm and is well satisfied
With the change he made.
-Spensley and Mellon, attorneys,
have notice that the decision of the
circuit court against Father O'Brien,
in suit for $500 said to have been
subscribed by him for church at
Monroe several years ago, has been
reversed by the state supreme court.
The sporting editor of the Mil
waukee Evening Wisconsin was last
week informed by base ball en-
thusiast that Fred Smith, of Linden,
was one of the most promising ANA
teur pitchers in the state, and adj
vised the securing Of his services by
some league club.
Hon. b. Holland and his son
John A., made business trip to this
city and did some visiting with Min
eral Point friends last week. Hol-
land Senior thinks the opposition to,
Gov. LaFollette will affect nothing
in Iowa county. Holland Junior
gives close attention to and Keeps
we'll informed on the cattle business
while the father talks politics.
The Canton, S. d., Leader has
warm common dation for an old
friend of many Mineral Point people,
Mr.. John Charles, for good work done
by him in the construction of an In
dian Asylum at Canton. Among
other distinctions acquired by this
esteemed former citizen of ours, is a
new title. HI is known to the Da-
kotas and other Indians as Col
Charles.
VIM. Wilkinson, accompanied
by his wife and daughter, attended
the Masonic entertainment in this
city last week, and spent day or
two visiting friends. He thinks
New Glarus the biggest little town
in the state. Waterworks and cleo
tric lights are being put in there,
and residence lots 66xl20 readily
sell for $500 to $500, without improve
ments.
Mr.. j. p. Williams, the "ex-may-
orr of Linden, made his weekly bus
mess trip to Mineral Point last Sat
urday. He is interested in mining
and reports that industry active. Lin
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