Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-04-14
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The next meeting Oft the Women's
Club, April Is, at Mrs. E. c. FEEDERS.
Mrs. Daniel Williams and Mrs.
VIM. Raine, both of Miffiin, are in
Chicago for the purpose of receiving
treatment by DR.. Byron Robinson.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Mitchell. of Dodgeville, on the LIST.
inst, II daughter. Mrs. Mitchell was
formerly Miss Daisy Prideaux of this
city.
The friends of G., II. Reynolds. of
Waldwick, who has been quite sick,
will be pleased to hear that he is able
to leave his bed and is daily gaining
strength.
The village of Rewey and the
town of Mitlliu We're positive at the
ballot box in favor OF no license,
while Barneveld goes wet" by a
small majority.
Mrs. w. =. Peters and her aged
mother, Mrs. James Argall, have
been in from Dodgeville several days
during the past week visiting with
old-time friends.
1t will be seen by the official
returns published elsewhere in this
paper that Kerwin, candidate for
justice of the supreme court, received
majority of 623 in this county.
f. E. Oeflin of Milwaukee and
president of the Western Mining
company, operating about two miles
west OF this city, has been here this
week looking after his interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. p. Underwood, of
/ Avoca, than whom there are no
more highly esteemed citizens in
Iowa county, celebrated their fiftieth,
or golden wedding university Eas-
ter Sunday.
The hope (and twas predicted by
many that the long solid winter
would result in an early spring has
gone a-glimm ring. The spring of 1904
will be noted in history as one of the
latest known to this section.
All persons taking books from
the public library are earnestly re-
quested to contribute towards the
Rummage sale to be held Saturday,
May 18th. The money from this sale
is expended for books and is one of
its means of support
The Tripola Mining company
composed of citizens Of Milwaukee
and some of this place, and operating
what is known as the Harris Mines,
IA short distance west of this city. are
equippng the same with concern
traitor, steam drills, electric lights
etc, at a cost of upwards of $4,000.
Mr.. A. d. Slower, who recently
sold his residence in this city TO Nor
ris Proctor, was up from Platteville
Saturday making arrangements to
move his family to that place. We
don't quite approve of this, because
we prefer that they remain with us.
Leap year is having its effects in
Fennimore. A young man called on
girl the other evening and she com
plimented him on his nice suit aud
/ finished up by taying, at looks like
wedding suit" "Oh no. he replied,
"Well,n came the answer as though
it had been rehearsed, II mean bust
1 mess
/ A Milwaukee doctor is frank
enough to say that ont of IL cases of
alleged appendicitis that came un-
der his treatment the appendix was
normal in 80 OF them. Just paste
these figures on your liver pad and
look at them every time you have a
pain in your side or a pang or two of
/ fashioned stomach ache.
The Tribune acknowledges re-
ceipt OF copy of Wisconsin Arbor
and Bird Day Annual for 1904. IT is
the finest piece of work ever issued
by tho state for this purpose, and
/ will be u.ili.ed by schools through
out Wisconsii In preparation for ex
ercises peculiar to Arbor and Bird