Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-01-22
NUMBER 4
% cts. buys q Red Trunk.

Stacey Kitto, who for the past
four years has been faithful en-
ploye at the Democrat office in this
city, left Tuesday to work in the
Madison Democrat Office.
Mrs. $. G. Thomas, with her daugh-
ters, Mrs. Ha!es aud Ella and little
grand daughter Jane. departed for
Anamosa, Iowa, last Monday. Their
/ intentions are Ia remain there for
the balance Of the winter
\ AT Rewey, the wideawake little
! village about fifteen miles west of
! here, a farm r's institute will be held
/ Tuesday and "Wednesday of next
week. +. II. Scriber is announced as
conductor. III 10 will have three or four
valuable assistants.
| DR.. Clementson has sufficiently
recovered from his siege of sickness
! to be able to get over from Lancaster
) Tuesday. He did not come to stay,
1 thinking 1t best TO devote week or
/ two to recuperating, and those who
/ saw him, think the same.
/ Miss Grace Chandler, pupil of Fran
Won lrgens Bergh Berlin, and Miss
/ Hilda Wilson of London, announces
4 that she will take pupils for vocal in
I struction. For terms, inquire at the
4 residence of Mrs. Charles Hendra. 1
/ The luxury Of foamy. perfumed
healing bath may be enjoyed, either
in hard or soft water, by using Coles
Carbolisoap, II is delightfully."- sooth-
4 ing aud refreshing. Sold by all
druggists.
Should you have occasion to call
! on Carl Healy, the accommodating
I butcher and sausage maker, quietly
take him into tho rear department
and inquire about that burning SEN
/ sation, but be- sure the back door IN
open 30 that you can get out without
hel,.
Tuesday morning Mrs, John Cor
rell, accompanied by her sons. Rich
ard and VIII, with their wives, drove
90 Dodgeville and went from there
via train to Prairie du Sac, to witness
the marriage of Mr.. Wash. Correll at
that place, that evening, 20 Miss
Clement.
MIR. NJ. Thinues, Of Chicago SON
in-law of Mr.. Geo. Jeuck, Will erect
in the near future, IL is reported, u
handsome residence Immediately
west OF Morris Proctor's. Dame ru-
NOR says that Mr.. Thinnes is looking
for business opening in our midst.
! We bid him welcome.
In another column can be
/ found the announcement Of Miss
\ Grace Chandler that she Is prepared
( to give instructions in vocal music.
Miss Chandler il not only an accom-
plshed singer herself, but il well
equipped for instructing others how
to become proficient IN the art.
Mr. VIII II. Temby, who is fore
man or overseer Of the work in
the Sun Rise mine, town of
Mifiiin, attended, in company with
his wife and children, the odd Eel
lows installation party in this city
last week. The proprietors of the Sun
Rise are fortunate IN securing the
services of 80 competent and reliable
man as he is.
For some years black wolf had
visited "A number OF farmers sheep
in the towns OF Kendall and Willow
Springs doing much damage. A
great many high priced guns were
bought and used but the wolf re-
manned unframed until last Friday.
Joseph Lang loaded an old muskct
with powder and coma marbl
and went near Nick Graders and
fred the fatal shot. Joe claims the
wolf to have been at great distance
and running very fast, but when be
took aim and the gun kicked he
knew there was something at the
other end.
LOOKED LIKE GHOST. Mrs.
Thompson, 90 Rush street. Chicago,
says: II was so troubled with sick
headaches and poor blood that /
looked like ghost. Dr. Gossom's
Oxygen Tonic Tablets bave brought
the color to my cheeks and / am
again healthy and enjoy living. /
can't thank you enough for the re-
suits got from DR. Gossoms Oxygen
Tonic Tablets 80 cents at Vivian's
Pharmacy.
Miss Mary McCabe of this city,
who is attending the Milwaukee nor
NAL, and VINO holds the honorable
position of president Of the senior
class OF that schoul, has been ten
+ dered, and has accepted we are In
formed, a good position as instructor
/ in the public schools of the state me-
tropolis. Miss McCabe taught for u
i few.years in our city schools, and
there was lingering hope that after
finishing the normal course we