Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-02-01
Local Overflow.

John Jacobs of Livingston spent
Sunday in this city, visiting relatives
and greeting friends.
Lost, in western part of the city,
neck strand of gold beads. Will finder
please leave same at Tribune Office.
Do you owe on subscription? If SO,
cease putting off payment. You want
what is due you. That's our case in
nutshell
The Misses Lillian and Leone Jeuck
returned home on Monday, the former
from Minnesota and the latter from
visit in Iowa.
First annual exhibition of the South
western Wisconsin Poultry Association
will be held at Dodgeville Feb. 67S9.
That's next week.
Jas. Penberthy, liveryman, went to
Chicago last Saturday. His activity in
the buying and selling of coachers and
drivers took him thither
The Gossard Corset will be demon
strated at Mrs Anna Kane's dress
making pailors Saturday Feb. Bird. VIII
he pleased to have the ladies' call, Over
Frieden's.
"A business house in a neighboring
town is advertising "some lovely things
in shirt waists. We have them in
our town, but they don't have to be ad-
vertised. Elk.
Mrs. Seth Heath and daughter
Sadie have gone to Kansas City on ac-
count of the sickness of Mrs. Heath's
father who is understood to be in
critical condition.
John NJ Pc e'r keeps fine stock
Of Fruits, Candies and Nuts at the
White Palace Cafe. He also handles
The celebrated GAINESVILLE Rasteur-
ized Ice Cream.
Platteville grieves GU because Ian
caster has the smallpox, while the pa
pers of the latter place vigorously deny
the allegation and are in readiness to
click the alligator
w j. Penhallegon departed Tues
day for Prairie du Chen to test the
curative powers of the mineral springs
of that place Will has suffered much
fror, rheumatism of late
Is isn't fair to insist on our saying
whether j. d. Martin is an amature or
professional dowser. We don't know
what knowledge he gathered in that
line while out west last year
The mbroken spell of springlike
weather throughout the past week mys-
titles the oldest inhabtant. "Never ex-
perienced anything like it here before, "
is an expression on every lip.
S. Lander, you might know him
as 'Mose," graced our city Sunday
with his genial presence. He holds to
the opinion that Linden has all other
towns skinned as mining camp.
Lead mines made this city in the
beginning and now that the great indus
try has taken a new lease of life, pulse
Of business which beat 50 feebly only
few months ago has begun to feel the
reaction.
Have you been betrayed by promis-
es of ouacks, swallowed pills and bottled
medicine without results except dam
aged stomach To those we offer Holl-
ister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents
Meserole e Horn.
There will be total eclipse Of the
moon visible throughout North America
this month. The shadow viii reach the
moon at 1884 on the evening Of Febru-
airy oh, and will again come out clear
at 4:40 in the morning.
1t is understood that the town of
Wyoming has gotten out mandamus pa
pers for the purpose of compelling Iowa
county to pay one-fourth Of the expense
in constructing a bridge across the Wis
consin river at Spring Greeu.
DIR. f. b. Brewer is candid in his
medical examinations. and possesses
experience in chronic diseases. Persons
having old chronic ailments are invited
10 give him a call during Wednesday,
| Feb. 7, 1906. at the y. s. Hotel in this
city.
Mrs. Bagley Of Bagley, Grant county
was swindled out Of over sl2, 600 by