Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-11-01
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Frank Moore and wife, the latter a
daughter of the late aged Mrs. Kane,
are here from ST. Louis.
Some girls are said to get on choc-
olate jags. They must also get a Won
derful dark brown taste.
Dave Jackson, who has been to
Milwaukee receiving treatment for APP
pendicitis, has returned to his home in
this city much improved.
Fresh, homegrown Ginseng seed
for sale at Prideaux & Bliss drug store,
from DR.. H. P. Mix's ginseng garden,
Mineral Point Plant now. 2w
Bert Bennett and bride retl rned
from their wedding trip Monday even
ing. The Tribune joins their host of
friends in extending hearty welcome.
John l.. Jackson left on Monday for
San Diego, California, to spend the
winter. This is his third trip to that
balmy cline to get away from Wiscon-
sins frosty waves.
Taken as directed, it becomes the
greatest curative agent for relief of
suffering humanity ever devised. Such
is HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets. Meserole & Horn.
Mr.. Clarence Suthers has decided
to retire from farming and take up his
residence in this city and will therefore
have public sale of farm stock and
machinery. The date set for this sale is
Wednesday, Nov. ID. Watch for bills.
There are many subscribers of the
Tribune-too many for our due amount
of success in a financial way-who are
considerably behind in their payments
VIII they kindly take the hint? If you
cannot call at the Office send by post
office order, or other convenient form Of
remittance.
Darlington Rep: Recently there was
an addition to family in town and the
young parents first thought was to
weigh the baby. A search revealed the
fact that there were no scales in the
house, but at the physiological moment
the ice man hove in sight. That set
tied it. They borrowed his scales and
to their amazement the baby weighed
forty-three pounds.
1t is admitted that where the mind
is wholly devoted to one subject, with
talent and perseverance, excellence will
be attained. Dr.. Brewer has devoted
many years to the exclusive treatment
of chronic diseases, and his success in
the most aggravated cases is said to be
extraordinary. Consult DR.. Brewer on
his next visit at the u. S. Hotel in this
city on Thursday, November Is.
In the campaign for county offices
this fall Iowa county has witnessed one
of the cleanest and quietcst in its his
tory. A large number of the Repub-
lican candidates have been thoroughly
tried and proven efficient and reliable,
in view of which fact Republican vot
ers are to be fully justified in sticking
to their ticket. They are willing to
stand on their record and worthiness,
which is al-sufiicient.
Mrs. E. Chambers of Benicia, Cali
fornia, and Mrs. p. Curtz of Oakland,
of the same state, were guests of Mrs.
Nellie Persons the past week. Mrs.
Chambers and Mrs. Curtz are cousins
of Mrs. Persons and Mrs. Carl Healy
and of James and George Anderson Of
this city, and left these parts for Cali
5ors.s - 4,IE- 4a,gjX gee s.aqo. whare thaT
have since resided and prospered. They
will visit relatives in Minnesota and
Chicago before returning.
Darlington Rep. Sheriff George
w. Watson went to Madison yesterday
to serve warrant on j. Gordon Morse
and place him under arrest. Morse was
until a few weeks ago in business at
South Wayne, where he conducted the
South Wayne Homestead. He has late,
w been extensively engaged in the pi-
ano business, which is probably to
blame for his getting into trouble. He
forged alleged purchasers names to
several notes and sold them to banks
and private individuals. One of the
Monroe banks had one of these forged