Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-05-07

| 1890 " wen anu happy.
The Mineral Point base ball team
succeeded in winning the game PLAYED
at Platteville against Platteville higl
school last Saturday. Score s to 2.
Choice veal; we select the hes
calves out of ten to fifteen head kille,
by US each week, for the home trade
Call up GRADERS. Phone 5. IA
Tuesday afternoons train tool
John Ostrander from our midst for ;
day or two. He went to Wausau as {
delegate to the Woodman convention
Misses Anna Kim and Clara Fischer
returned to their homes in this city
Saturday night having finished their
course at the Monroe Business College.
The mikado's daughter has landed
as husband Prince Tsuneshia Tsakeda,
thereby removing one more danger
from the path of American heiresses.
Capt D. C. Rogers who resided in
this city for a short time and moved to
Chicago last fall, died Monday at 6 D. m.
He was buried in Deacatlir, Mich. yes
terday.
AT | o'clock Tuesday morning of
this week mother earth was covered
with mantle of snow, yet not yes
tige of it was to be seen by the medium
early riser.
A chef has come to this country
who can cook eggs 175 different ways,
but the humble and unassuming hen
has him buffaloed when it comes to
preparing them raw.
DIR. Frank G. Smith, pastor of the
Warren Avenue Congregational church
of Chicago, will lecture at the Primitive
Methodist church on Thursday evening.
May q. Further announcement later.
More than $1l, 900 have been sub
scribed by the citizens of Hollandale for
a brick manufacturing plant to be in
stalled at once at that place. A company
with capital stock of $25, 900 will be
organized
Mrs. B. Varcoe entertained about
fifteen of her friends on May Sd in cele-
bration of her 18th wedding anniversary.
She was presented with a beautiful cut
glass berry dish and other very accept
able gifts.
Shakespeare, who thought of every
thing, anticipated the new hats when
he said; "He will fill thy wishes to the
brim with principalities, and ITO be
in peril of my life with the edge of
feather bed.
The annual conference of the West
ern Primitive Methodist church will be
held in Dodgeville on Thursday, Friday,
Saturday, Sunday and Monday. June 4th
to 8th. An interesting program has
been prepared.
"A man has recently invented q
writing paper that will crumble to dust
within forty-eight hours after the ink
has touched it. This will rob many d.
vorce proceedings of their most inter
esting features.
W. ]. Penhallegon of this city and
Chas. Noble of Highland, were mem
bers of a party of men who left here
Tuesday noon by special car to look at
land on the c. NJ. & st. Paul extension
in South Dakota.
"A Baltimore mans appendix could
not be found when the operation was
performed. 1t couldn't have ''growed'
then, because he would surely have re-
membered the fee if a surgeon had
helped him lose it.
Weather Prophet Hicks predicts
frost and snow for the month of May.
This will be consoling to people who
have not yet planted their gardens and
have been worrying over the start their
neighbors have got.
Warren Sentinel-Leader A man
who gave his name as John Walsh,
and residence Lawson, Mass, passed
through here last week on a walk from
New York to San Francisco. He started
April first and expect to finish July first.
Tuesday morning Mr.. Henry Spring
err went to GAINESVILLE for the purpose of
taking charge Of the branch Red Trunk
cigar factory at that place. Mr.. Richard
Gundry, who has been at the helm Of
said factory, intends establishing cigar
factory Of his own at Shullsburg, so
Tribune reporter has been informed.
Seed. C. Stendebach about paint
ing and paper-hanging. Work taken
bv day or contract. Estinsteg cheer
fully given and satisfaction guarahteed.
He also carries 1000 samples of the
highest grade of wall paper which he
sells at lowest prices in the city, Tele-
rhone 874 l9w2
On Monday Fay Harwick started
for the state of Washington with the
desire of finding the road to wealth.
Fay is a young man Of intelligence and
GOOD habits and ought to succeed. He