Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-06-18
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-Limpets, the Cornishman's de-
light, packed at Mevagissey, on sale
at Brewer Il Penhallegon's.
Mr.. John b. Wallis, who has
been confined to his bed for several
weeks, is improving aud the pros
poets are quite favorable for his be-
ing able to be out in u short while.
This will be good news TO one and
all of Johns numerous friends.
Sunday last was Children's day in
the l.. NJ. and NJ. f.. churches OF this
city and tho children took prominent
parts greatly to their credit. The
! churches Were beautifully decorated
/ with flowers and ornamental plants.
| The services consisted OF recitations
and dialogues interspersed with
songs. Several infants were baptized.
The BARRIERS license bill which
passed the legislature at its last SEES
sion goes into effect July LIST. On and
| after that date BARRIERS will be com
! PEELED to take examinations and OBJ
tain license before they will be al
lowed to conduct shops.
Some fellow in Monroe claims TO
have dreamed that tho court house
In that city was about to collapse
and he has written "A letter of warn
ing to the officers who occupy the
/ I
strange dreams, so declares Editor
| Law.
"A horse that is allowed to suffer
with wounds, gals or sores is living
testimonial of the cruelty of it's own
or. This Is never necessary if Coles
| Netinary Carbolisalve is promptly
used, 1t quickly cures, and pithom
sears. Guaranteed To satisfy. 500
aud 800 by all druggists.
Guy DuLa was unfortunate
enough one day last week to come ia
contact with IA buzz-saw, While the
same was in active motion, To such
an extent that the He. h and muscles
Of one Of his legs wore badly LAGER
ated Fortunately no bones were
| broken.
When the baby comes there is no
one simple toilet necessity that will
give as much comfort to mother and
child as Coles Carbolsoap 1t is
| purely vegetable and healing. 1t
cleunses, invigoratus aud reireshes,
and brings relief for baby from rash,
| prickly heat and irritations, 1t il
commended by physicians and
nurses. Sold by all druggists.
James Spensley and wife, +. c.
Weidenfeller, wife and daughter
Mary, Mrs. &. w. Holmes and Miss
Milieent Holmes, Mrs. james Harris
and John Gorgen, wentto Milwaukee
| Tuesday to attend tie commence
ment exercises of the normal school
of that place, from which graduate
/ the Misses Alice Spensley, Ada
Weidenfellor Maud Oturrell, Mary
Gorgen, Helen Harris, Mary McCabe,
| Margaret O'Neill and Nettie Pri-
deaux, all of this city.
| The June sun shines on many a
fair bride, made doubly lovely by
! the use of Rocky Mountain Tea. The
| brides best friend. 80 cents. j. A.
| MeseroIe.
- the hiph school luupi ,noat
| ing IN response To the toast on "The
Glass Of 1903" by NJ ISIS Sprague, Her
man j. Parmley, IA member Of tho
class, reflected great credit on the
class, and especially on himself, by
| the able and sensible manner in
which he did it. His advice to his
| classmates to be active In the life
struggle before them and keep out OF
the way Of twisted tail ours had the
proper kink in it,
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry Weise Of this city, accompan-
| led by Mr.. and Mrs JAS Jackson, Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Ross, OF Waldwick,
left for Huron, s. Dakota naar where
they have laud interests, which they
| desire to learn more particulars. 1t
| is their intention to be absent about
| two weeks, and to return home via
! the Iowa route. This should prove a
| very pleasant outing,
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