Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-06-07
Local Overflow.

VI SoiC, tSh tWo-ySc-oiu StSciS
inquire Of Nick kieffer.
| Wanted, two girls to do genera
housework. Inquire at Tribune office.
| Christian Endeavor services at the
P. M. church next Sunday will be con.
Quoted by Miss Annie Beaumont.
"A small line of Mexican drawn
thread work pieces now on sale at dis
count of rs per cent at A. Masten's.
Paint your buggy for seventy-five
cents with Alston's Carriage Paint, all
colors. Prideaux & Bliss, Druggists. 10
| 1t has been decided not to COM
mence the laying of cement walks on
High street till after the great Catholic
picnic.
Fire broke out in Shullsburg's fine
high school building last evening and,
luckily, was under control before SER
ious damage was done.
Married, in this city, by Fl. Pitts,
justice of the peace, Mr.. Peter Steure
and Miss Sina Studer, both of the town
of Mineral Point, on Tuesday, June 5.
The GAINESVILLE gentlemen who came
here via automobile upwards of two
| weeks ago, started on their return trip
Tuesday. They are interested in the
Liverpool mine.
Miss Jessie Hooking, who has been
teaching in Minnesota, and Miss Kate
Hooking, who has been teaching at
Prescott. this state, are home for the
summer vacation.
The base ball game last Saturday
afternoon between the Lancaster high
school team and our boys proved one
sided affair, the home team winning by
score of 16 to A.
| Rev. and Mrs W. w. Hurd will
spend the next two weeks in ST. Paul
and Minneapolis visiting their sons and
attending commencement at Hamline
university, where Archie graduates.
The friends and neighbors from the
city and country surprised Rev. John
Hardcastle and wife on Thursday last,
before the removal of the latter to
their new home at Platteville.
Can give the benefit Of Is years
practical mining experience. Mines ex-
amined, reports made; supervision of
mines and installation of machinery.
C. c. EDWARDS, 204 Evergreen Avenue
Chicago. l6m2*
The people of Bethel presented
Mrs. Hardcastle, the retiring pastor S
wife with a handsome sum of money as
a token of esteem. Mrs. Hardcastle
Fhas made many friends that hold her in
high regard.
Don't be fooled and made to believe
that rheumatism can be cured with To-
cal appliances. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea is the only positive cure for
rheumatism. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
For sale by Meserole & Horn.
| 1t is the earnest desire of those in
charge of the grand picnic of the Cath
Ollie societies Of Southwest Wisconsin,
to be held in this city next Tuesday,
that the merchants in general will dec
crate their places of business.
This is Primitive Methodist confer
ence time, and the pastor being absent
attending the same, the church pulpit
of that society i'll this city will be occu-
pied by Rev. Schoenfeld next Sunday
morning and by P. Allen, Jr, in the
evening.
Lost, in this city Sunday evening,
somewhere between Henry Ovitz' res
idence and the P. M. church, an opal
breast pin about the size Of a twenty
five cent piece. By returning the same
to Mr.. Ovitz the finder will be suitably
rewarded.
Mrs. and Mrs. Harry Bottomley
returned to their home in Minneapolis
Tuesday, after pleasant visit of two
weeks in this city, with the former S
parents. Louis Bottomley accompan-
led them back to Minneapolis, where
he will remain indefinitely.
! There's difference of opinion as
to the prospective hay crop, but it is
certain the several splendid showers
the last two weeks have aided mate
rally. They also start small grain
along nicely. Corn needs hotter weather.
| That's bound to come later.
| According to Madison dispatches
j. C. johnson, former cashier of the
Gratiot State bank, paid fine of 81 ,00O
for classifying the books of the bank
and making false reports to the state
commissioner of banking. Upon being
arraigned johnson pleaded guilty.
Mr.. Stanley Wallis ard sister Irene
are visiting at the home Of their uncle
IL. B. Wallis. Their home is at Mont
pellier, Cal. Stanley is on his way home
from college at Lexington, KY, tt