Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-04-11

/ WIN oiu lrieiiuS. lhey are guests Oh
their daughter, Mrs. DR.. Deahofe.
In the several neighboring towns
where mo license" was adopted at the
polls last week the attention of some
citizens will likely be turned to the
breeding and rearing of 'blind pigs. ;"
IOne carload of farm implements
and two carloads of buggies embracing
everything good and stylish, now open
ing up for spring trade. Buy your goods
at home and thus encourage home en-
terprises. 4w N. T. MARTIN.
-Messrs. Spensley & Hoare, the
wide-awake proprietors of the Mineral
Point Creamery, have arranged for an
nouncing weekly what they will pay
for butter fat-Elgin price at that.
Watch for it on the the eighth page of
the Tribune.
DIR. Chas. McKenna, well known in
this section, has by competitive exam
nation been appointed police surgeon
for the North Side in the city of Chica-
go. He is also an assistant of DR.. By
ron Robinson, one of the foremost ply
sicians and surgeons of that great city.
The mayor of Madison, it is said,
will not allow the arrest of children
caught on the street after the curfew
hour, but he does get after the parents.
That man seems to have the right idea,
for if the parents are what they should
be and look after their children as they
should, the violations of the law by
children will be few.
Highland Press: Mrs. H. Petrus
gave birth to ten-pound son Sunday,
and was apparently getting along nice
ly. The news of her death Wednesday
morning shocked the village. The case
is particularly sad because of the fact
that Mr. Petrus is visiting his father
and mother in Syria. Mrs. S. Steiner
son, her mother, was with her.
Monroe Sentinel City Marshal
Chas. Newman, of Brodhead, is sore
because of complaints made in regard
to the performance of his police duties,
and has resigned. Marshal Newman as
serts that he has faithfully followed
the instructions of his chief, the mayor,
in all matters pertaining to his office,
and feels that he has been unjustly
criticized. His resignation comes as q,
surprise.
1t has leaked out that woman of
the third ward sat up the other night
until o'clock waiting for her husband
to come home. Sleepy and tired she de-
cided to go to bed, and when she got
into her sleeping apartments found her
husband fast asleep. Instead of going
to town as customary, unbeknown to
his wife he quietly withdrew and crawl
ed into bed, which made his wife so
mad she hardly spoke to him for a week
or two.
Eau Claire Leader: A newspaper is
in no sense a child of charity. 1t earns
twice over every dollar it receives and
it is second to no enterprise in contrib
uting to the upbuilding of commun-
ity. It's patrons reap far more benefit
from its pages than its publishers, and
in calling for the support of the COM
munity in which it is published it asks
for no more than in all fairness belongs
to it, though generally it receives less.
Patronize and help your paper as you
would any other enterprise, because it
helps you and the town and not as an
act of charity.
Many Of the Tribune readers viii
remember Alex Bennett, nephew of the
Tribune publisher, who was born and
reared in Mineral Point. He is now a
Methodist minister located at Humbolt
Iowa. The paper at that place, dated
! April LIST, has this to say regarding him
at is matter of regret that last Sun.
day evening again SO many folks who
went to the Methodist Episcopal church
were obliged to leave because of lack
of seating capacity hundreds were
turned away who wished to attend wor
ship there. Our M. E. brothers should
certainly build larger church or get +;
less popular pastor"
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