Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-02-08
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Mrs. r. James is visiting at Oar
lington.
Mrs. S. Terrill returned from Chi
cago last Saturday.
Business called. Prof. Bergen to
Beloit Wednesday and Thursday of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Parry and
daughter of Dodgeville spent last Fri
day with friends in this city.
Miss Ena Hutchinson left on Satur-
day morning for Chicago, and there
joins a friend for trip to Arizona.
-Rumor has it that outside parties
will open with general department
stock in the Sims binding ere long.
Do you owe on subscription =? If so,
cease putting off payment, You want
what is due YOU That's our case il a
nutshell.
/ Mrs. Henry Williams, of Savanna,
| H.. returned to her home Tuesday after
brief visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Branger.
Rev. J. Hardcastle will deliver one
of his popular lectures at Willow
Springs next Monday evening at 1880.
The Imperial Quartetie will be present.
John NJ. Peer keeps fne stock
Of Fruits, Candies Ald Nuts Slt the
White Palace Cafe. He also handles
the celebrated Junesville Pnsteur-
lied lee Cream
The leading ore buyers and mine
operators of this section say that 1905
was the largest zinc producing year in
the history of the state, the output hav-
ing exceeded by fully 80 per cent. that
of 1904.
Have you been betrayed by promis-
es of quacks, swallowed pills and bottled
medicine without results except dam
aged stomach. To those we offer Holl-
isters Rocky Mountain Tea. IS cents
Meserole & Horn.
Frank VanHook of Darlington re
ports tomato story that is good one.
He raised a tomato vine in his house
and on January 1st picked and ate a
ripe tomato. He saved the seeds and
planted them and now has plants two
inches high.
"A sleighload of Dodgeville Epworth
Leaguers arrived in our city last Faiday
evening and took possession of the M.
E. parsonage. They received hearty
welcome from the Rev. and Mrs. Hurd
and returned home the happier for
having come.
The delay in getting machinery is
retarding the work of several compan-
les which have begun mining operations
here within the past few weeks. The
demand for mining machinery is so great
that the manufacturers cannot fill or
ders on time.
Darlington Republican Mrs. w. F..
! Otis was killed in runaway at Lawton,
Oklahoma Monday. She was formerly
Miss Edna Blakely Of this city and was
| 81 years of age. The news of her sad
and untimely demise was heard with
sorrow by her many old friends in this
city.
Dodgeville Chronicle: About fifty
| ladies of the Nj. E. church surprised
Mrs. Tomlinson, the lady Of the par
sonage, last Friday Afternoon in honor
Of her birthday. The surprise was com
plete and a very pleasant time was had.
They presented Ms. T. with beauti-
I full rocking chair as memento of the
pleasant occasion.
The reunion of the M. w. A. or
Monday evening proved grand success
A free supper was served to over 25(
Woodmeu and their families. After al
had been served an entertainment wa!
given. which, from the applause, was
voted a success. Then came dance
for the Younger folks. All were de
lighted Seven new members were
added to the camp.
Quite number Of strange faces
are to be seen about town. They arr