Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-03-26
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Genus iody GTocery 20.
Lester Kelley is no longer a clerk
at the Cash Grocery House. He ha,
been employed by the Stratman Vehicle
Co. at Dodgeville.
We invite every prospective buver
of Wall Paper to call and examine our
line before purchasing elsewhere. gyey's
Pharmacy. lift
Mrs. Chas. Hill and son Charles are
here from Savanna, H., visiting at the
home of Mrs. Hills parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Chas. Gilman.
| Dick Gundry and John Strosta came
out from GAINESVILLE Saturday night.
Dick returned Monday but John will re-
main here for week.
Rev. Merrifeld of Platteville. who
is in a Chicago hospital has undergone
two operations; the last account was
that he was improving.
1t costs the government about So. 10
for every dollars worth of seeds its
sends out. Why not stop that senseless
free-seed waste of money?
We buy our Wall Paper direct from
the manufacturers thereby saving a
jobber's profits for the purchaser. For
sale at lvey's Pharmacy. lift
The lecture course number given
Monday evening was a pleasure for all
who attended. The reader. Miss Emil
Smith, was especially interesting.
"A box social viii be held Friday
evening, April 3, at Ferndale school,
two and one-half miles southeast of the
city. Everybody welcome. 13w2
Lock the door before the horse is
stolen" Renta safety deposit box for
your valuable papers 81 per year.
Iowa COUNTY BANK.
Peter S. Pedley and son Walter of
Shullsburg came here Saturday and
visited over Sunday with Mrs. Hannah
Anderson, returning home Tuesday
morning.
The remains of the infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ramsden,
whose death occurred at Beloit on Fri
day last, were taken to Ridgeway Sun
day for interment.
"A mid-Lent deluge of strictly
fresh eggs" has struck Chicago Fifty
carloads day, 100000 dozens, 1900
600 eggs, that is what the meat market
men are up against.
The candidates for the track team
have been doing some good practice
this week. Coach cambridge is well
pleased with the material, and expects
to have first-class team.
The other day we asked a young
lady if quart measure would hold a
dozen eggs and she replied it would if
you broke the eggs. This beats Column
bus egg problem more than mile.
An addition costing $4,000 will be
built to the Iowa county insane asylum
this summer When completed it will
contain forty rooms, which will increase
the capacity from 100 to 140 patients.
The planet has tipped far enough
north to make writing possible here at
500 p. m. without the aid of artificial
light We are cultivating the acquaint-
ance of Old Sol few minutes longer
day by day.
Mr.. F. Fraunfelder, personal ac-
quaintance of many of our townspeople
and conductor on the Platteville line
was called to GAINESVILLE Monday on ac-
count of the serious illness of his wife.
The first official act of Hon. Geo.
G. Cox, our new supervisor of assess
ments, was to appoint Hon. r. l..
Joiner as his assistant. Such wisdom
is strong assurance of a successful
handling of affairs pertaining to that
office.
The Dodgeville Sun reports that
Mr.. Henry Quick of Mineral Point, who
was operated on at the Reese hospital
on the 9Th inst. for appendicitis, is re-
covering nicely. DR.. Robinson of Chi
cago, assisted by others, performed the
operation.
-Dodgeville has been under mo
license" the past year and canvass of
the business men shows a large MAORI
ty not wishing a change. W. V. Powell,
the present mayor, and A. S. Hearn,
for thirty-three years editor of the
Chronicle, are candidates for mayor.
If boys would work as hard TO be-
come manly and reliable as they do to
get chance to be experts in basket
and baseball, what nation we would
become. These things are all right IN
their places, but it is the manly boy
that will make his mark in the world.
-Menasha Record.
AT Dodgeville the streets are IN
darkness as there is trouble between
the city council and the electric hght
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