Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-12-21
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Special bargains in millinery at
Amy Masten's.
"A fine line of Nippon Vases on
sale at Meserole q Horns.
Ii will pay you tn visit Meserole
IL Horn before purchasing your holt
day line.
Jas. Hutchinson Jr is home from
Tohd's Seminary, Woodstock, H., for
holiday festivities.
A complete assortment of Parker
fountain pens, suitable for Christmas
gifts, at Ivey's pharmacy.
Stamping specially. Have a
nice line of patterns for eyelet and
shadow embroidery AMY MAsTEN
| What would make nicer Christ
mas present than Parker fountain
pen? For sale at lvey's pharmacy.
| Miss Minnie PIERCE and sister.
Mrs. Dalrymple. of Chicago, were
guests Of Miss Lille Jacka the first
of the week.
The Henry Baker land at Whit
son Junction has been leased for
mining purposes by w. A. Jones of
Mineral Point.
The Willow Springs Christmas
tree services will be held Saturday
evening of this week. Hearty well
come to everybody.
| The Misses jerks and Taylor
teachers in our high school, will
spend their holiday vacation at
their Michigan homes.
Mr.. George Hartley of this city
has been appointed District Deputy
Grand Master, /. o. O. f., for the dis
trict comprised of lodge No, |, 4, %,
lat and 1877.
After protrated visit with her
daughter, Mrs Fred Spratler, at
Juda, Mrs. Hardcastle has returned
to her home, the Willow Springs
parsonage.
John M. Peter keeps fine stock
of Fruits, Candies and Nuts at the
White Palace Cafe. He also handles
the celebrated GAINESVILLE Pasteur-
lied Ice Cream.
Miss Margaret Esch who has
been quite sick and went to Chicago
for treatment, returned to her home
in this city last Saturday evening
much improved in health
Clear thinking, decisive action
vim and vigor of body and mind, the
sparkle of life, come to all who use
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 30
cents. Tea or Tablets. Meserole &
Horn.
Special Christmas services will
be held in the M. +. church in this
city on Sunday next, both morning
and evening. The choir has prepar-
ed some special music to be rendered
on this occasion.
Mr.. John Gorgen has bought the
Miller frame building on High street,
one door west of Hornung's bakery.
1t Is understood that next spring he
will put TO new structure suitable
for his meat market.
-Messrs. Joseph Whitford, r. n
James, Cal. Baxter, Jos. Gordon and
John Jackson, intelligent and pros
porous farmers residing east of this
city, have favored the Tribune with
a call the past week.
The Hazel Patch mine is being
supplied with air compressors aud
other equipments. Mr.. Flack o? Mil
waukee, president of the company,
has been here for several days di-
recting aud aiding in the work.
Lead ore commanded $77 ton
last week This is the highest
price paid for lead since the civil
war. The old settlers or miners can
remember when this ore sold as low
as $l2 and as high as SIP a ton.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
is simply liquid electricity. 1t goes
to every part of your bouy, bringing
new blood, strength and new vigor,
1t makes you well and keeps you
well. 80 cents. Meserole d Horn
Mrs. Judge Orton of Darlington
was taken violently III from obstrGc-
ton of the bowels last week, and a
Especial Chicago train was ordered
bringing several noted physicians
from that city, the train making the
run from Chicago to Darlington in
Three hours and thirty minutes. Upon