Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-01-08
Terms /: Sl.5o Ger Annnm
NUMBER 2
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One day recently Louis Bottom
ly, the faithful employee at Geo.
Browns livery barn, was accidentally
kicked on tue leg by horse. Fortu-
nately it resulted in only severe
bruise, and positive limp, from which
he is recovering.
News of the illness of DR.. Glenn
entson, WHO is at the home of his par
ents in Lancaster, is received with
much regret throughout this COM
munity, and the hope for the speedy
recovery and return to this city is
strong.
Hereafter on Friday afternoon
ladies only can have use of the new
bowling alleys. In neighboring cities
the Indies indulge in this kind of eX-
ercises to such an extent that it has
become very popular. Why not in
Mineral Point?
Maple City Self-Washing Soap
has no competitor. There is nothing
just as good. 1t is the best and the
BEST is the CHEAPEST always.
Abe Campton, of Waldwick, while
working IN the shop recently, was
struck in the eye by a splinter of
steel that broke from the face of II
hammer. He was taken to M ilwau-
kee, where an oculist found ii nee
essary to remove the eye.
Richard Fitzsimons, VIII Fitz-
simons and Jack" Jgnkin boarded
Monday afternoons train for n visit
to the National Capital and an in
spection of parts of Virginia, They
ought to have something of import
auco for publication when they re-
turn.
- Its pretty hard to define real
beauty. Rare and beautiful women
everywhere owe their lovliuess to
Rocky Mountain Tea. 30 cents. j.
A. Meserole.
The Pick and Cad printing es-
tablishmcnt which was completely
wiped out by the destructive fire mt
Shullsburg on Christmas eve, is again
beaming brightly on our table. Edi-
tor Laws pluck Is something of
which all members Of the craft are
proud.
The Monthly Rally nt the M. Il.
church occurs next Wednesday. The
Ladies Aid society will meet at two
at three. Luncn price ten cents
will be served from five to seven. All
are invited TO remain and enjoy the
musical program which IL to follow
Mr. Gilbert Bennett who came
home unexpectedly from Cripple
Creek, Col, about two months ago
for visit with his parents and boy
hood associates, left again Monday
for whence he came. His interests
there demanded hisreturn, otherwise
we might have held him with us lon
ger as was the general desire.
Mr.. f.. II. Damn of Mifllin went
to Davenport, Town, last week and
has returned with three first class
short horn bulls, Of
pure Scotch blood These animals
were purchased of l. Barr & Son, who
are among the most prominent breed
ers Of short horns In the United
States.
We notice that some Of our ex-
changes are discussing the subject of
"Cnrd Of thanks" and the general
opinion seems To be that such cards
are in bad taste and they pave estab-
lished rule that all cards of thanks
must be paid tor at regular adyertiS
ing rates. We have adopted tire RAJ
Of charging five cents per line for
cards of thanks or obituary poetry.
the Tribune is In receipt of
very attractive calendar from the
firm of Spensley, Bailey d Spensley
OF Dubuque. The Spensleys are none
other than Harker and Robert, two
wide-awake young men formerly OF
this city, and tia predicted they will
prove themselves a credit to the bus
mess circle of the Hawkeye city.
Their business is that Of law, insur-
ance, real estate and loans.
Henry g Kislingbuary, who
graduated from our high school last
spring, which was before he was ~
years of age, left Saturday morning
to take course In the Metropolitan
Business College at Chicago. Inn
mediately after receiving bis d.
ploma from our city schools Henry
secured work on farm. and stuck to
his job faithfully until the first of
the new year. He saved his earnings
with commendable care and is now
applying the same to further fit him
for life. With health, such spirit