Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-11-14

The celebrated Regalia Toe Cigar
has never failed to satisfy the most
fastidious smoker
H. Landschulz of Dubuque and Mrs.
Herman Grunow of Miff1in visited Mrs.
Geo. E. Brown Sunday.
When father spends as much as
$25, 900 iii bringing up a boy he gener-
ally has to spend good deal of time
to bring him down.
1t is estimated that two hundred
miles of new cement side walk has
been laid in Wisconsin the past six
months. Milwaukee alone laid one hun
dred miles.
N. H. May and Jos. Stile, together
with their lady friends, Miss Anna Stile
and Mrs. Lizzie May Demuth, visited
Mr. Geo. Stile at Darlington Saturday
and Sunday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
E. church WV hpld their annual bazaar
and supper at theK. P. Hall, Thanks
giving Day, Thursday, Nov. %. Supper
from five O'Clock until all are served.
Painful swelling relieved by filing
a hot water bottle with heated water
and applying to the affected parts.
Hot water bottles for sale at reason
able prices. Ivey's Pharmacy. As
| Eiff,, uaorc aro ,;pa ta,tbs. 81 Az,
public school teachers were men and
one-tenth women. Today nine-tenths
are women and one-tenth are men. The
schools have been improving throughout
the change.
"A young man took his best girl to
church and stopping at the end of the
back seats turned to the usher and said
Il guess we can squeeze in here. "
Eyes" replied the usher, u suppose
you can, but perhaps it would be better
| for all concerned to wait until you get
home.
Mac, the Hypnotist, begins three
nights engagement at the Opera
House tonight, Nov. Ia, presenting all
the latest, wonderful, mysterious and
laugh-provoking features of modern
hypnotism. Entire change of program
nightly. Come. You will surely laugh.
Prices 15c and 25c.
Will Vickerman was at Browntown
station Tuesday assisting Jas. Awkward,
who is taking the place of w. p Nc
Donald, Mr.. Mcdonald being called to
Wauzeka on account of the death of
his brother James, who was formerly
station agent at Linden.
Married, Tuesday evening, Nov. IL,
at st. Pauls Rectory by Rev. Jas.
O'Keefe, Mr.. James Rooney of Platte
vile and Miss Katherine Mullen of this
city. Lawrence Rooney of GAINESVILLE,
brother of groom, served as best man,
and Miss Annie Hack of this city as
maid of honor.
The milk dealers of Whitewater re-
Gently held an informal meeting AND
unanimously agreed that at the present
cost of feed for cattle, their business
could not be made to pay unless the
price of milk was raised Accordingly
/ six cents per quart was agreed upon
and the new price put into effect.
Cream has Leen boosted in proportion.
-Galena Tribune: The Misses Agnes
| Snow, Agnes Jones and Bette Brown,
and Mr.. T. M. Priestley, journeyed
from Mineral Point by auto to be pres
ent at the recent ball given by J. B.
Howard, Jr. They expressed them
selves as having enjoyed most de-
lightful evening and hope to again visit
our progressive city on the occasion of
another of Mr.. Towards inevitable
| functions.
Someone has discovered the way to
kill weeds along the roadside and gives
the following directions: Take twenty
cents worth of white clover seed, ten
ce'l.s worth Of timothy seed and TWEEN
ty cents worth Of bluegrass seed, mix
thoroughly and SOW on both sides of the
road. Let every farmer do this and
SOW the highways surrounding his land,
and in four or five years the result will
be surprising. This grass mixture will
spread and kill weeds. Only fifty cents
worth of seed will SOW a mile Of high.
way. The same process viii clean the
weeds out of city lots.
1t is said that the famous poem
about Barbara Frietchie, written BY
Whittier, is based upon letter writer
10 him by Mrs. E. ID. N. Southworth
The letter contained description oi
the thrilling scene as given her by ne,
friends and neighbors Of the acts Of
Barbara Frietehie waving the Unior