Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-02-05
NUN Der 6


present week, Rev. Father O'Keefe
delivered an address at the opening
OF a church bazaar, in Albany, Green
County. The subject was "Amuse-
ments."
The biggest snow storm this Sec
ton has experienced this winter oc-
Cured Tuesday night. \ driving
wind prevailed at the time and in
consequence "the beautiful is piled
up highly in some places. and break
ing roads has been an unpleasant
job
ON THE WORD OF A LADY. "Dr.
Gossom's kidney aud bladder Cure
has done me so much good" that i
can gladly reecomend it 10 any one
suffering from nruralgia OF the blad
DER 90 cents box. Cure guaran-
teed Vivian's Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. {. Andrews. after
u six weeks sojourn with relatives
and old time friends IN this city, de-
parted this noon for their home in
Denver, Colorado Their visit was
altogether too short, and it was with
sorrow that their friends babe them
good bye.
John Truan, is here from Kansas
for visit with his mother, Mrs. Geo.
Brewer. Mr.. Tfunu was formerly OF
this place but years ago followed
Horace Greeley's advice and went
west To grow up with the country.
He has made occasional visits to his
old home, aud each hos proved
pleasant To old friends.
Mrs. Ralph who has been visi-
ting at the home of mother, Mrs. Jas.
C&iiow, for the past three or four
weeks, left the other day for I,ancas-
ter, where she joins her husband, the
Rev. J. G. Ralph, who was called To
that place recently by tho Cougre-
gational church society, of which the
Tribune previously made note.
SO far this winter Mineral Point
has been very fortunate with regard
to fires. This indicates cai efu man
agement OF stoves and furnaces on
the part Of our citizene, aud they are
to be commended for it. A continu-
ance of cartfuluess tx urged, how
ever, for there is really more chance
of chimney fires now, because Of the
accumulation OF SCOT, than earlier in
the season.
"A decis ion has Just been handed
down by the supreme court, in favor
of Mrs. john u. Oates against the
| Ersk inc estate. This IL great vic
tory for Mrs. Oates, aud also her at
torneys, Fielder 81 Fielder. who are to
be congratulated on the mastery
manner with which they have ham
died the case through all the courts.
i. U. o.
Monday was ground hog day, the
! first half of which he saw no shadow,
but during the latter half shadows
were readily seon. From these facts
| how is the animal or the people to
| know what the weather is to be? For
the ground hog It's suggested that he
| tie a THERMOMETERS onto his tail and
| hang it out to guide him in his con
| templated spring excursion, while
the people must be content with the
/ signal service for guide as hereto
| fore.
Sister NJ. Josephine. one Of the
| original members of the Third Order
of 81. Dominic, founded by Rev.
| Father Mazzuchelli and Confirmed
by Pope Plus the TX, died on sun
day morning, Feb. lst, az St Clera's
! Academy, Siusinawn Mounds, Ora
Co, Wis. Sister Josephine was well
! known by many of the people Of
| Mineral Point, as for several years
she was Superioress Of the Donini-
can Sisters in charge OF the st. Paul's
| Catholic School. in this city.
The brutal murder OF John Brad
shaw, an old and highly respected
citizen OF the town of Gratiot, was
one Of the most appalling crimes ey-
or committed in the state. The deed
was committed on the night of Tues
/ day, Jan. II. His frozen body was
found the next morning on his door
step by neiehbor woman. The
skull was fractured in several places
by heavy iron poker which was
found near the body, covered with
blood The murderer is still at large
and Coy. La Toilette has issued n
proclamation Offering reward Of
$500 for his capture.
COLES Carbolisalve has been IA
voritehousehold remedy with us for
years" writes Captain j. w. Part
ridge, Of Belfast, Me. 1--WE have new
er seen anything thing that com
pares With it for burns, cuts, oatarrh
weak and sore eyes, chilblalns, sores
and all itching diseases" Coles guar
II nap !, hny banJy and