Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-09-06
Local Overflow.

terday morning to attend the seminary
at jacksonville, Illinois.
Mrs. T. Grange, formerly of this
city, is here from Sioux Rapids, Iowa,
for visit with relatives.
Mrs. w. P. Peters, of the county
seat, spent several days of The past
week with friends in this city.
The dignifed illustration of the of
flee seeking the man was pretty gen.
orally omitted on primary day.
VIM. N. Jeuck returned Tuesday to
resume his studies at the St. Francis
Semin: ny, st. Francis. Wisconsin.
Will Christoffel returned to Chicago
the first of the week. He had a good
time here of three weeks duration.
Miss Ethel Douglas, after jolly
good time with relatives and friends in
this city, returned to her Chicago home
Monday.
Quarterly meeting services will be
held at Fayette next Sunday afternoon
at 2:30. Preaching at Waldwick at 7:30
as usual
Ed. Brown of the firm of Gundry
& Gray Co. went to Chicago yesterday
in the interest of his firm, so look out
for new fall goods.
One of the busiest spots in this Sec
ton is at the Hazel Patch mine The
equipments and buildings are to be COM
plete and first-class.
AT least three hundred of orr citi-
zens attended the Darlington fair last
Thursday. The sale of tickets at the
railroad station proves this.
The Misses Mari. and Gertrude
Cox of Evanston, Illinois, after spend
ing several weeks with Mineral Point
friends, returned home yesterday.
The laxative effect of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is so
agreeable and so natural you can hardly
realize that it is produced by medi-
cine. These tablets also cure indigest-
ion. For sale by Ivey's Pharmacy.
y Married, Aug. 20, by Rev. John
Vincent, Mr.. Ellis Reynolds to Miss
Cora Short. These young people are
among the best known and highly res
pected of the community at Waldwick,
and everybody wishes them Godspeed.
Miss Annie E. Curry, accompanied
by her nephew, Chas. F. Curry, and
niece, Ethel Curry, departed on yester-
day mornings train for Pueblo, Colo,
where they intend spending the winter
Charles and Ethel viii attend the high
school at that place.
Saturday mornings train took
about one hundred from this city to
witness the great Ringing circus at
| Monroe. When the train reached Brown
town hill two engines were needed to
get it up the HILL There We're ten coach
es loaded with humanity packed like
sardines.
"Homecomings' are becoming
quite popular throughout the state. Elk
cursions are arranged and the former
residents of city gather together and
have rousing good time as well as re-
newing acquaintance of bygone years.
Something of the kind might be sue
cessfully arranged for the former resi-
dents of Mineral Point.
Out of the fullness of its experience
an exchange gives the following advice
to patrons of printing offices. When you
want good job of printing done just
take your copy to printer and tell him
to do good job, and he will If you
think you know more about the business
than he does and select your paper and
instruct him what type to use and all
the little details, you will get botch
job. A printer working under instruct
ions from one who knows nothing about
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pert, cannot get out neat job.
Capt. Phil Lawrence, one of the
gallant I'd. Wisconsin volunteers, now
famous in history, who went from Min
eral Point in response to Lincoln's call
Of 1861, has been visiting relatives and
old friends in Mineral Point within the
past week. Capt. Lawrence halls from
Huron, S. Dakota, one of the best cities
Of its size (about 5000 in the entire
country. All are pleased to see Mr..
Lawrence looking so well and natural,
and to learn that prosperity shines on
him as well as the city of his adoption
This year promises now to be re-
cord breaker in field products. Last
year yield of corn was considered phe-
nominal but this years. providing no
calamity befalls it, win far exceed it.
Wheat and oats have kept step in the
forward march to make the heart Of the
farmer glad and all people thankful to
| that Providence without whose favor
ing smile nothing Of earth's bounties
prospers. The farmer Of the grain grow