Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-02-18
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ance in Monroe.
Miss Annie Uren returned to her
musical studies in Chicago Tuesday
morning.
Cabinet Photos 90 cts. per dozen
at Lindsey's Art Studio, Mineral
Point. Wv
The ladies' aid society will serve
supper at the M. +. church from to
s Feb. 22, Washington's birthday.
Zero weather is such common
affair nowadays that people of these
parts do Mt seem TO pay much atten-
tion to it
AT the caucuses Tuesday in the
city of Dodgeville 1872 votes were
cast. The total vote of all parties in
that city at the last election was 490
Claude Harker, foreman of the
Dodgeville Chronicle, who by the
way learned "the boxes In thu Trib-
une Office, spent Sunday and Monday
in our city.
-Messrs. Barlow, Callahan, Nc
Granahan. Dunn and Starry of Oar
lington, attended the young peoples
club dance at Masonic Temple Tues
day evening.
A rollicking good time was had
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. win
Opie in this city on Monday evening
last, the occasion being the birthday
party of Mr.. Lorenzo Brown.
Miss Nellie McKernan of Cresco,
Iowa, who has been visiting in this
section for the past three months,
has been calling on relatives and
friends in this city this week.
Martin Murrish left here the
first IF this week for visit with his
brothers at Hastings and Kearney,
Neb., and to look after some land in
terests he has near Letchfield, that
state.
Special price for platinum fin
ish photographs-50 cents per dozen.
This is for short time at SCOTS gal
lery, up stairs, opposite Bishop fur
niture store. Cloudy weather makes
no difference.
in chronicling the death Of Mrs.
Chris Whitford last week the Trib-
une figures got mixed. Instead of her
being 50 years and seven months old
it should have read 4J years and
seven months.
In explanation of the broad, hap
Ply smile standing out so prominent
ly on Ollie Nancolas face Tuesday. it
is only necessary to state that girl
baby put in an appearance at his
home that morning.
Mrs. John Lynch went to Chica-
go Monday in company with her son
Frank, who is to have an operation
injured by IA bump against n fence
one day during our fair last fall.
Mrs. James Kitto was summoned
to Platteville Monday by the sick
ness of her daughter Mary, a student
of the normal, who is experiencing
an attack from pleurisy. The young
lady's many friends and associates
here hope for her speedy recovery.
"A state exchange says Beware
of strangers who blow into town and
attempt the solicitation of funds for
Baltimore fire sufferers. The graft is
being worked in various cities
throughout the state with some sue
cess, and every penny contributed to
these transient charity chaps goes
into their own pockets.
When you feel blue and that ev
erything goes wrong, take dose of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They will cleanse and in
vigorate you stomach, regulate your
bowels, give you relish for your
food and make you feel that in this
old world is good place to live. For
sale by Vivian's Pharmacy.
The man who eats an egg at the
present price can very easily con-
ceive how Antony felt when he drank
the precious pearl which Cleopatra
had dissolved for his delectation, on
the assumption, apparently, that the
more thing costs the better it mnst
taste Judging, however, from che
taste of some of the high-priced eggs
served up this season, If that was
Cleopatra's theory. Cleopatra was
wrong.
Darlington Republican; In "A
private letter to Bennett f. Everson
of this city, Albert Wheeler, register
in the department of the interior at
Washington, states that before com
mutation proof can be made by the
homesteader, he must show eight
months actual and continuous resi-
dence on the land. The first six
months Of the entry will be consid-
cred as constructive residence. He
must also show improvement and
use Of land