Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-09
Local Overflow.

Smoke the Infant so Cigar. AL
| ways good A brand that has stood
| the test of time.
Miss Nina Prideaux has returned
from Milwaukee, where she visited
| for some weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Mitchell
On account of the lecture course
number the Woman's Club will meet
| on Monday Nov. 20, instead of Nov.
| IL, as stated in the program.
The building of w. A. Jones new
residence has reached such proper
lions as to convince one that it will
be a grand, commodious home.
-Chas. Curtis is getting the lum-
| Der, etc, on the ground for his new
residence on Maiden street, second
ward, adjoining w. w. Williams on
| the west.
Don't take any stock in the ru-
NOR that a recent employe Of the
Tribune was kidnapped last week
and confined for three days in a cave
near Blanchardville.
Jolly Josh Robinson of Hollan-
dale favored the Tribune with So
cial, inspiring chat last Saturday
| His wife and sister-in-law accom-
| panied him to our city.
Miles Thomas, principal of the
| Lodi schools, spent Sunday in this
city, his boyhood home. He reports
| affairs in which he is concerned as
moving along smoothly.
The Royal Real Estate firm OF
Kieffer & Crum has some choice
pieces of property, both city and
farm tracts, at prices that will prove
bargains for the purchaser.
To report the, football game in
this city last Saturday is easy
Dodgeville 10, Mineral Point 0. All
because the Dodgeville boys pulled
and pushed in unison better.
Hon, Uglo Baker of Edmund cir.
culated among friecds in this city
for few hours last Saturday. The
| Tribune enjoyed his call very much.
| He is as Jolly and substantial as ever.
The Junior Glass of the Mineral
Point high school wishes to thank
Mr.. j. 2. Hankins for the service
which he has so kindly rendered
them. They assure him it will new
er be forgotten.
Jas. +. O'Neill has located in
Dodgeville for the practice of law
with headquarters in Richard Car
ter's office. We wish our young
friend success. Dodgeville has gain
ed good citizen.
| The Tribune was in error by say
ing that Herman Parmley was prin-
cipal of the Mt. Horeb school. Mr..
Kelly, son-in- law of w. w. Williams,
is principal of said school and Mr..
Parmley assistant.
| IF you are troubled with indiges-
ton, constipation, sour stomach, or
any other pain, HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will make you well
and keep you well. 30 cents, Tea or
! Tablets. Meserole " Horn.
| Confirmation services were held
at St. Phillips church, Highland, on
Tuesday of this week. Rev. tathe
O'Keefe of this city was present and
assisted in conducting the services,
About seventy were confirmed.
With Monday evening came the
first snow this immediate section had
this fall. On Tuesday morning the
landscape presented white appear
ance. The coating being thin and
temperature mild, there was but lit
tie if any of "the beautiful to be
seen a few hours afterwards.
A big success, THE MALLEABLE
Range. The range that makes nome
sweet home;" makes good cooking
a surety; burns least fuel and pro-
duces best results. Made of steel
plates and malleable iron : non
breakable; can't burn out. For sale
at :, Jenkins hardware store.
-Baraboo Republic: We hear a
bout two young fellows in town who
Just to show their versatility, called
lone evening and turned OUT large
washing for the girls. Before the jof
was finished the boys very nearly
regretted their rashness in undertake
ing the work. One fellow was slight
llv scalded with the hot suds aud the
4 "A 80,