Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-03-19

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| home look more cheerful than nice clear
| Wall Paper. For sale at Ivey's Pharma
Icy. lift
| S. V. MeElroy, foreman for tim,
of the Dodgeville Sun-Republic, ha:
been added to the Lancaster Herald
force.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Powers OF
Burlington are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. w. Atkinson this week at the u. S.
Hotel
License or no-license viii be the
main issue in most of the surrounding
villages and cities at the approaching
election.
We invite every prospective buyer
of Wall Paper to call and examine our
line before purchasing elsewhere. Ivey' S
Pharmacy. lift
The w. C. T. Y, will meet at the
home of Mrs. f. Y Hutchinson on Mon
day, March %, at $50 p. m. A full at
tendance is desired.
Yves. Pedley, who holds fine posi-
ton under the telephone company at
Darlington, favored his many friends
with call here Tuesday.
Monroe citizens are contemplating
the having of Homecoming celebration
the coming season, as it is fifty years
since the village was Incorporated.
We buy our Wall Paper direct from
the manufacturers thereby saving a
jobber's profits for the purchaser. For
sale at Ivey's Pharmacy. lift
The bell for the new Congregation
al church at Dodgeville will weigh three
thousand pounds, and in ordinary wealth
err its peals can be heard six miles.
Misses Margaret Moran, Laura
Gallagan, and Mabel Martin of Oar
lington visited with Mineral Point
friends one afternoon the past week.
Mr.. John Uren of Argyle spent
within the past week couple of days
with Mineral Point relatives and friends
all Of whom enjoyed his presence very
much.
Mr.. j. Dean of Milwaukee, con-
ductor on the noon passenger, made his
first trip Monday, after being laid up
for five weeks with a seriously sprained
ankle.
j. H. Cartwright of Dodgeville is
off for visit with California relatives.
His numerous Mineral Point friends
hope for him a pleasant trip and safe
return.
When served with divorce suit pa
pers Harry Thaw manifested no con
Germ. Like the rest of the world he has
evidently ceased to wonder what Evelyn
will do next.
"A Mount Vernon Qll.) woman who
has just divorced her fifth husband says
"she is not discouraged. =" To the men
in her neighborhood this announcement
must sound ominous.
BE careful with your horses. Spring
with its heavy and necessarily active
work is hard on them, following the
winter with little to do; besides spring
is shedding season and that's weak
ening.
IS. T. Osborne, formerly of this
city, now of Dodgeville, sustained a
serious fall some weeks ago, but, ac-
cording to the papers of that place, he
is improving and expects to be able to
get out within short time.
Wisconsin's million cows produce a
larger amount of gold per year than
the best gold mine in the country; and
there is room in this state for another
million cows, and the markets would
soon demand the products regardless of
price.
in mentioning last week that the
]. j. Penhallegon hardware and plumb
ing company would soon occupy the
building recently vacated by ]. B. Pittz
it was not announced that j. w. and
w. j. Horn were going to establish a
hardware store where Penhallegon
moves from.
Earl r. Jackson of this city, Capt.
of the Lawrence University track team,
distinguished himself in dual meet
between Lawrence and Ripon Tuesday,
by winning the half mile, mile and two
mile runs and lowering the indoor
record in each event.
Lancaster Herald: Geo. Budd and
wife returned home yesterday from
Mineral Point where they had been Wis
iting friends for a few days. While
there Mr.. Budd, who is an enthusiastic
Mason took part in the annual inspec-
ton of commandery work in the Tenn
plar degree.
An Illinois editor began his bust
ness career Is years ago with only u
cents and is now rated at 500, 600.
This vast accumulation of wealth was
made possible by his frugality, strict
attention to business, hard and iAces.
Al So Int n rich IN.