Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-09-13
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| ILL.,, mas taken the position OF trimmer
with A. Masten.
Good pasture for stock by the
month on the John Berry farm. In
/ quire OF j. b. Reynolds. Sow
Miss Annie Kim, cashier at Brewer s
Cash Grocery House, is on vacation
trip to Milwaukee and Chicago
The genial qualities of Mr.. Will
Campton are somewhat below par. He
says, charge it to the mumps."
j. H. Argall has bought the Chas.
Treweek property, west of N. H. Shows
residence, and will move therein from
the farm.
Ground is being broken for Matt.
kieffer's new residence on lot pur-
chased of John Oates, northwestern
part of city.
Lost: A small round gold breast pin
with small opal in center. Finder please
return to Tribune office and receive
reward.
| One way of Kidding the house of
| flies is to put into an atomiZer some oil
of lavender, slightly diluted. Spray it
freely into the air This moreover,
leaves delightfully."- fresh odor in the
house.
Most fortunate is the boy or girl,
the young man or young lady who is
given the opportunity to attend school
in our city. It's educational advantages
are not surpassed by any town of its
size in the state.
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.
Miss Nellie Ivey left last week to
enter upon the duties of instructor in
the Madison high school. Miss lvey
taught in our city schools for seven
years and proved young lady of ster-
ling qualities and ability.
j. B. Spensley spent Sunday with
his folks in this city. John is located at
Stacyvlle, Iowa, where he conducts a
creamery. He looks well, reports Mrs.
Spensley and daughter well, and hangs
out the sign of prosperity.
Rev. Jas. Evans, former citizen
of Mineral Point, circulated among old
acquaintance here Saturday and Sun
day, occupying the M. E. Pulpit Sunday
morning. He is over 80 years of age,
but doesn't look it by fifteen years.
Ladies, read this catalogue Oh
charms. Bright eyes, glowing cheeks,
red lips, smooth skin without blem-
ish, in short, perfect health. For sale
with every package of HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Meserole & Horn.
Among those representing Minera
Point at the state fair this week are
Mai. Geo. Jeuck and Mrs. Geo. Jeuck
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hoare, G. W.
Holmes and wife, Henry Ivey, Jr.,
H. S. We'll, Elmer Hornung, Mile
Burgess and possibly one or two others.
Darlington Republican: Henry e.
Gabel died at his home near this city
Thursday, August 30th, after a short
illness from tetanus, or lockjaw. Mr..
Gabel had the misfortune to step on a
rusty nail, which penetrated the sole OF
his foot, and at first no serious com
plications seemed probable. The dread
symptoms later appeared and soon re-
suited in his death.
Mrs. Proctor, the Misses Susan and
Belle Proctor, of Darlington, Mrs. E.
Nichols and daughter Veva, of Coffee,
| vile, Kansas, Mrs. Will Graham and
daughter Grace, of Chicago, and Mrs.
Carkeek, of Madison, visited during the
past week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Sims.
The Bloomington Grant county,
fair is being held this week. The spec.
ial attractions are of distinctly exhil-
arating character There will be Mayor
Becker, of Milwaukee, fresh from his
triumphal automobile tour in the effete
east, with a stirring address, and Mrs.
Carrie Nation will also regale the gath
ering with blistering remarks concern
ing rum, cigarettes and burning evils.
1t is presumed the famous Ratchet vii
also be on exhibition.
-Chas. Knight of this city demon
strated his ability af a pitcher at the
Dogevile fair. Wednesday he pitched
for the Dodgeville club and won against
Linden. On Friday he pitched for High.
land against Dodgeville and won. Only
five taies were made by his opponents
in both games. That's a splendid show.
ing. Should Charlie follow the game
MS chances for making Z high mark as
a box artist are more than favorable.
A patient of the county asylum
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