Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-04-09

calves out of ten to fifteen head killed
by us each week, for the home trade.
| Call up Graders. Phone 5. Ia
Leslie Ross of Dodgeville passed
through here Tuesday enroute to Texas
where he has land interests.
DIR. Parmley is pleased to announce
that his son John is recovering from a
severe attack OF pneumonia.
Milo 1reweeh of this city is now
an employee at the blacksmith shop of
viii Mitchell at Dodgevile.
Leslie Harker returned to his home
in Darlington Sunday after a short visit
with Mineral Point relatives.
We invite every prospective buyer
of Wall Paper to call and examine our
line before purchasing elsewhere. Ivey's
Pharmacy. lift
Prof. Babcock, principal of the
Dodgeville High School, and County
Supt T. E. Bray made this office a
pleasant cali while in our city Saturday
for the purpose of conducting teachers
examination
| Let j. C. Stendahaeh show you the
most unexcelled'fihe of Wall Papers, at
the lowest prices-in the city. Drop a
card and he will cheerfully call at your
house. 15w4
Rev. I. Kent, yielding to the gen.
eral wish of the Congregational church
at Boscobel, has accepted the hearty
and unanimous invitation to the pastor
ate and moves his home this week to
that city and will occupy the parsonage
there for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Penhallegon
returned from their California trip
Saturday night. They report a most
happy time calling on those formerly of
Wisconsin and wandering amid the
fruits and flowers so abundant on the
Pacific slope at this particular season.
Governor Davidson has issued a
proclamation designating Friday, May
8, as Arbor and Bird Day, to be OBJ
served by the school children of the
state in fitting manner, by the planting
of trees, shrubs and vines, and by the
holding of appropriate exercises gen
orally.
George Ziegans, the piano tuner,
will be in Mineral Point f9f two weeks,
beginning April 10th, on bis tenth semi
annual trip, for the purpdse of tuning
pianos. Orders may be left at Hans
CONS stationery and music house, or at
j. j. Mauger's Jewelry store or with
J. P. Hawkins.
Here we have genuine reform in
the matter of woman's wear, after all
the years of waiting and hoping. Mill
merry authority declares that the new
spring hat can be put on in ten seconds.
Too good to be taken on the mere as
sertion Wen have to have ocular
demonstration.
The Hanover Journal says: We are
reliably informed that the grass has
started in Galena, as one day this week
a COW, which a man had turned out to
Craze on his lawn, wandered upon the
roof of an adjoining house and slipped
off into street three stories lower and
broke her neck.
To-day newspapers as much read
for its advertisements as for its news;
both combined have made the American
newspaper the faithful replica of the
kaleidoscope picture of our daily social,
political industrial and business life in
its ever-varying changes from hour to
hour. Eureka (Cal) Standard.
Mrs. Henry T. Flagg, wife of
Landlord Flagg, of the Hotel Higbee,
Dodgeville, died suddenly Wednesday
morning of last week, at the Reese
hospital in that city, from the effects
of an operation which she underwent
the previous day for the removal of a
tumor. The remains were taken to
Gardner, Iowa, her former home, for
burial.
"A school girl, who was asked to
write an essay of $50 words about an
automobile, submitted the following,
my uncle bought an automobile. He
was riding out in the country when it
busted going up long hill. guess
this is about 25 words. The other 225
words are what my uncle said while
he was walking back to town, but they
are unfit for publication.
Little Wesley Martin, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Martin Of this city, is one
of the winners in the prize pictures
given in the Pictorial Review this
month. His picture also appears in the
Outlook, an example of the merits Of
Mellin's Food. He is surely handsome,
healthy, sturdy looking little fellow and
one Of whom to be justly proud.
The Tribune enjoyed brief call
Monday from Mr. w. H. Thomas of
Ridgeway, who with his wife had spent