Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-05-14
Local Overflow.
% cts. buys ii Red Trunk.

Frank A. Hoare and wife are up
from Chicago for an extended visit,
We have fine Tomato ut log
per can this week. Brewer aud Pen
hallegon.
j. NJ. Mulhairn and DR.. Fawkes
cast their lives in waters near era
tiot on Tuesday, meeting with excel
lent success. Principally catfish and
bass.
Hon. ]. NJ. Smith and J. B. Wal
lis, two respected citizens, are both
confined at their homes by sickness.
Every citizen auXiously hopes foran
early report of an Improvement in
their condition.
John Vivian, Of Neodesha, Kan,
and Alvin Temby, of Des Moines,
Iowa, brother and brother-in law re-
spectively of A. l.. Vivian, were
present at the latter's funeral in this
city Sunday. .
Mr.. Richard Graham and his
daughter-i n-law, Mrs. Carrot Ora
ham and family and Mr.. Orville
Shipman, of Blanchardviile, visited
over Sunday with friends and rela-
tives in this city.
Rev. James Mahoney, pastor of
st. Joseph church, PANEL, Iowa,
spent Tuesday with Father O'Keefe.
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it with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Mahoney of Ridgeway.
The new brewery firm, having
completed the rebuilding of the
Breutting brewery, destroyed about
year ago, have commenced brewing
and expect to have their product
ready for the market about the first
of July.
Mrs. John Spensley and daugh-
ter Maria have returned from Cali
fornia where they spent the winter
AT present they are in Dubuque for
visit with Mrs. Spensley's sister who
'tis understood will soon depart on
trip to England.
j. w. Jury, who for the past six
months has managed the bowling
alleys in this city, left last Saturday
to take charge Of another alley at
Jefferson, this state. Milo Burgess
will succeed Mr.. Jury as proprietor
here.
1, al,t a 11- Lon
tain Tea this month, makes them
strong. makes them eat, sleep and
grow Good for the whole family.
A spring tonic that makes sick peo-
pie well. Soc. j. A. Meserole
Mrs. Flett, worthy grand matron
of the order Of the Eastern Star, will
visit Mineral Point chapter at a
special meeting to be held tomorrow
(Friday) evening, May 10. All MEM
bers are requested to attend. There
will be work.
Mr.. O. G.. Rewey and wife were
over Sunday guests at the home OF
r. j. Hughes, IA brother of Mrs. Rev.
ey. "Ol" seems perfectly content
with his position in the office of sec
rotary of state, and the state should
be content with his thorough compe-
tency.
Louis Dagger & CO., patent at
torneys, Washington, ID. c., report
that Miss Edith i. Allen, n resident
of this place, obtained "a valuable
patent for improvements in stove
mats. A printed copy Of this patent
will be furnished free to any reader
of this paper on application to the
the above named attorneys. Men
tion this paper in writing.
For gals, wounds, sores and dis
eases of the skin or feet of horses
and cattle there is no remedy equal
to Coles Veterinary Carbolisalve.
Flies will not bother sore on which
it is used and IL positiUely heats acith-
out scars. Guaranteed satisfactory.
SOC and $l.O0 by all druggists.
A thrifty merchant would rather
work off his surplus stock at bar
gain than let it lay on the shelves
indefinitely. When you want one
of these bargains look in our adver-
Using columns before making your
purchases. You don't want to throw
away good money any more than
the live merchant wants to let his
goods lay on the shelves forever and
fall to pieces
Mrs. LOUISA Annear, wife OF
Mr.. Richard Annear, and youngest
daughter of David jenkins, died al
her home in the Welsh Settlement
last Friday, the Sth. Two small
children are left. The funeral, held
on Sunday, was the largest known Of
in southwestern Wisconsin, there be-
ing at least one hundred and eighty
teams in the procession. Intermen'
in Miffiin cemetery.
james Wearne and wife, natives
of Mineral Point where they arr