Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-10-10

will be accompanied by Mr.. N. Kessler
who has beer visiting at that place.
Miss Mary McCallam sang a solo at
the P. M. church last Sunday evening
which very much pleased the large
audience. The young lady is here Wis
iting her cousin Mrs. Geo. E. Brown
She is from Dubuque, Iowa.
Hollandale Review NJ. B. Demuth
is up against some hard luck this week
for fair. A horse dropped dead while
at work Monday, and Tuesday another
one died, presumably from blood poison
as the animal ran a nail into its foot
some time ago.
The base ball excitement created
by the worlds series between the
Cubs of Chicago and Tigers" of
Detroit, now on, drew j. w. Chamlev
to the windy city on Tuesday. Mrs.
Chamley thought she might as well 90
too, and she did.
"A Kansas man objects to the two
cent fare system because he finds that
under this plan his relatives come to
see him twice as often as they did for
merly. And, to tell the truth, this is
just as valid as some of the other OBJ
jections that have been raised.
County Clerk Gribble has received
notice that after October 1st marriage
licenses issued by him must conform to
new law requiring the subject matter
OF the application to be filled in on the
license. The subject matter in the APP
plication not heretofore put in the Ii
cense was statistical, such as the birth,
antecedents, nationality, etc.
DIR. f. B. Brewer visits this city
regularly every two months. The large
number of patients whom he has treat
ed will attest that he is conscientious
physician. Invalids who are seeking
for relief from any chronic ailments
will not lose anything by consulting Or.
Brewer at the U. S. Hotel in this city
on Thursday, Oct. II.
-Shullsburg FiLa and Cad: Capt
Henry George of this city was operated
upon for cataract of the eyes at Graf
lots hospital yesterday forenoon, DR.
H. B. Gratiot of Dubuque, assisted by
DR.. w. M. Gratiot of Mineral Point,
performing the operation. Only one
eye was operated upon yesterday, and
the other will be treated in a short time.
-Dodgevile Chronicle Rev. and
Mrs. w. F. Tomlinson and family left
last week for Ashland where they have
been stationed by the Methodist con-
ference for the coming year. Mr.
Tomlinson and family have made many
friends in this city during their four
years sojourn among us and all regret
their departure.
There is nothing harmful about cold
air. There is no reason why one should
fear or dread stormy weather. The man
or woman who wraps himself or her
self in blankets and layer of over
shoes is always the one who is talking
through his or her nose and suffering
from so called colds. Wear sufficient
clothing to protect your body from the
elements, but don take such good care
of yourself that you have no vitality
left.
-Platteville News: Edward Martin
and family leave this week for Mineral
Point, where they will make their home.
Mineral Point people will find that Mr..
Martin, who has become interested in
one of its lumber yards, is straight
goods, and will strive to please his pa
irons. He has been in the lumber busi-
ness for a number of years and under
stands the business in every detail.
Last Thursday Miss Bess Brewer
departed from here with Minneapolis
for her point of destination, where a
position of stenographer awaits her.
Enroute she stopped off at Madison for
visit with her brothers Rob anc
Frank
"A merchant who deals at home
patronizes home institutions, and in.
vests in his town and county, pays
taxes and supports schools, churches
newspapers and otherwise makes &
good citizen, deserves the trade of the
community.
-Platteville Witness: G. f. Martir
and family will soon become resident!
of Mineral Point, Mr.. Martin having
associated himself with Harlan Lane o.
Dodgeville in the operation of the
Prideaux lumber yard at the. former
place.
Two Manitowoc meat dealers are
sadder. wiser and somewhat poorer by
reason of a recent encounter with ;
state food Inspector. And they hav'
no one to blame but themselves. Ger
tainly they have no legitimate com
plant to make against the inspecto
who had given them fair warning b.