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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-26

Wilitdrperein, Cincinnati, beanttpors
tete bann ben 1oait Die Oeutide VT.
NEE" unb CAB babel cine ausgeaeihnet:
Shilberung iiber ben tpunberDoaen
aortlhritt. Der in ben lebteu Jabraehns
ten in benz beutIhen Nrmeetpeien ses
maht fpurbe.
prdiiDent Sohn greht BON
2anptpehrperein BON Gopington Iprdh
iiber sz9amsrubfdoft" unb
prdIioent aurl Reinfe bonn 5as
miltoner ariegerperein iiber r3fpsd
beg gunbes" unb beiben Rebnern tpurs
be fir ibre ireffIi4en 4usfiibrungen Die
@nertennun9 Der anipeIenoen ee3oat.
6 brung fir 5errn 5eder.
prdiibent Spermann srsriff iobann
1bermals bds Qport. um bem 8unoess
prdiibenten, Der in Der SttoberiiBung
pes Yereins gum Gbrenmitglieo ers
nannt nurbe. bus biesbesiiglihe 8ie
plom nit elmer terni9en Nniprdhe gu
iiberrei6en, bds bon benz 9etelerten
banteno entgegengsnommen rpuroe.
Is fplate Elm ipeiterer 8ortras oer
8eIanasieftion, porauf Setretdr So
iepb Deib bonn 2anoipebrperein nod
cine Ganss fir bic gunbes Sterbes
taTis brad. Sn kreotsr Weiie itil'
oerte er,ipie bieIslbe in ben Iesten ddt
3ebn Sdbren nab3u $4,000 ar
Wittipen unb WaiIen peritorbenerUtlt
glieoer dusk3ablt babe uno er ihlot
nit einem 2tppea an bieIenigen Weit
glieper, bic berielben nod niht anse
b0rsn, iid bsrIelben an5ui6lieben, I'm
odburh nidt muir ibren eigenen Jami
lien, ionbern ou6 benz 9uno 5u 6el
fen, bsFsn geitano eng nit bsm be
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bes Gmpfanges unb 5ioelitas trdt /
ibre Re6te. IS purben no define Gn
sabl beitersr 9ortrdge uno aoupIets
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BON Serrn Wm. Wagner gum Bette
! aegeben, unb IS mar lanse nah Utit
tsrnaht, ebe bic Observation-Disclosures be
!Seimpeg dntratsn.
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bsreits Gnslspoob, Su., Di6itd, Ss
, GanIas gitp uno Ct. 9ouis. Wo., b
: fuht bat, pirb Iih bon bier nahpitt:
, burg, Dbesling, SO. ga., GlepelonI
, Soleoo, Chicago, Milpau.se. g
, pauI, Siour Gitp, Omaha III
! 2incolu, Rsb., begeben. uno BON DO
5 aus bic 5etmrsii. antreten.
. Die 4usi6iiiIe, tpelde iih UNI b
GrfoIg bss Gmpfansss Deroient g
madt boben, tparen: 0eutider Gam
, Debroerein, Cincinnati: IIphons pr
; Gspel, Ssnrp Spermunn, SoiepbWei
: Qluguit 8orHr, Widr Serfurtb. 4ntt
; ShuItes, Qbam Senoelbd6. err
;, Deber, Ybilipp Yieiffer, Sohn Usaq
!, uno 4uguIt 2angbans.
- 0eutider Wilitdr llnteritiisuns
:, psr.in, Cincinnati: Guipar pTiits
I. Senrp au.bb.rt uno Soi. Steil.r.
:. :, 2anbpebrpersin gopinston: Sen
!" guboe, 5rsb. 2ubrsdt. Sohn gre'
: uno 2ouis Sdn.ioer.
: SamiItoH ariessrDer.in: ac
y Reinte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-26

9us 3tp.ispoitamt V, oas iia g:s
on Der 8iHe, geg.nuber Der
10. Strabs, befinbst. piro binnen turs
gem mad sinem n.usn 9eim. ein.nBlod
Deiter iiiblia, iiberiisoeln. s. ). uno
9. +. 9uI5 srtpirttsn seitern i'm itdoa
tiiden gouamt .inen 8cuerlaubnibs
idein fir bi. Grri6tung zines einitotis
oen GebGubes auf benz 9runbitiite
30. 1912 9ine StraBe. oas $4,000 toa
fen uno als 3rpsisppitams oisnsn ioa.
Ierner ipuroen i'm ItGotiIhen 8ous
amt ssitern nod bic folsenosn gau'
erlaubuibideine erpir,t: Suentber 6:
WiQer, Qnbau an bas Saus go. 3155
Webrman Qpenue, $500; 4.S. Scoti,
spei 2aIi0dise Wobnhduier auf Den
8runoItiten go. 2428-2430 Wople,
nooo Isnue. su ie $500.
ssrau 5enrp Woorman fpirb an bel
siiotpeitsgde Der MiDoleton glpe uni
Gponsuoob Qpenus Elm Jlaigebduo'
.rritten laTen, bas bier Stats entbol
ten uno SIS. 900 toiten ion.
0as Gltsite gadNeinbaus auf Wt
9luburn. bic off. Davenport SeimIt1t
te an Der TDrdsiter Ipenue. seseniibe
bon Der Soiepbine Sirabe, TT seiter'
in ben gsIiB bon Jrau louretta Glib
ION iibergssarsen. 0as uniteinbar
gadlteinbaus, bas aus osm Sdhr
1s45 itammt, g.b0rte glla .. 0emp
it.r bon pittsburs, Die Is fiir $500
| an ben grunbeiseutbumsmatlsr Oil
Der 6. Conner per.aufte. Der es seiter
an Srau Gibiou iibsrtrug.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-26

Rem gprt. 25. NOu. slnsst.:
raonis Gilbert" bon Gsnua.
ct. Sohu, q. 9. 4n9st.: ~Gmz
preb Of Sr.lano" bon 2iperpool.
2iperpool. 4nget.: .Gmpreb
Of Britain" bon Quebec.
Queenstonn 4bees.: .Wtaz
ieItic" mad Rep Yor..
Reopel. 2bs.e.: m0ucd Genupa"
na4 Re!p yort; .gusenie" na4 Rsp
gort.
2onbon. 2lbses.: .Winneapos
liz" nah Neip Yort.
6alifaI. 4nset.: .5unsiianA
BON QiperpooL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-26
JagSunfaQ.

Der 10 Sabre ulte Wofe Chambers,
BON Siuiibe 2lps., befonb iih seftern
nit Rep. Warring, BON ber Methobiz
fteniirhe in gl.pes, unb mehrersn
onb,ren Ireunbsn nabe benz Sduls
bauie in Mt. Rsbo auf Der 5afeniass,
ais Iein Geip.br iih 5ufdllis entlus.
Gr purbe in ben linien Sub setroffer
unb 70 ihtper perlest. bab Der Gut
i.benfols amputirt iperben mub. Del
WerunaIiidte puroe aund1it ndh BEN
6aIe bss in Der Iabe pobnensss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-26
Treber Strabenraub
Ipu einem Negcr an elmer jungen
Game periibt.

Fri. Rorma Stride bon gso. 1O44
BunmiIler Strabe Duroe sefern Ibsno
.urs por 8 llbr, duf benz 6eimpss. be-
sriffsn, an Der Sd. Der 8. StraBe uno
Treeman 9lpenue BON einem etlpd %
Sabre alien Rsgsr nieberseidlassn. nit
s5iiben a.tr.ten uno um ihre Sonotas
ibe, in tpel6er iid 1895 ioDie elm sols
bsnes Grsus bsianben. beraubt. Shrs
bilferufe Durben BON msbreren pdis
funten aeh6rt, ieoof mar Der Strabsns
rGuber, ols lie Die Stslle errsi4ten. be.
reit5 perihpunoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-26
eokQl.Dertd)t
sSer,fiGer 2siGkomm :!
gSuroc acitcrn ocm Fral,oentrn oes
decentralization &ricger'
6uubes entbpten.
@eiinbei iid) ani elmer 9innbreiie 5's'''
geind)c Der @nnoesucrclne.

Ter lanbipsbr unb Ulilitdr@ @gersln
BON Cincinnati, Der 2dnbpe1r>gers
Elm bon gppington. Der ariegers
9erein BON Sdmilton fparsn bsl benz
Gmpfang pertrsten. - Der Salt
gum Gbrenmitsliso bss 2anotpsbr'
9ereins ernannt.-9eoiesens HeeeH
bon Stapsl seladsn. - aomsrao'
i6aItlidsr Gsiit herridts in Der
Central s5urnbaae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-26
gtur iet,s beitano.n bic Irufuug.

Don % glpplitanten, bic ii6 um
qnitsQuneen in Der itdotii4en 5suer>
pe6r beparben, BADEN nur Iets Die
gipiIoienitprifung beitanoen. Gs iino
bieIes Samss $. 5agin, Clifford ).
Soroinq, Dilliam 8. Sinbiap, Otto
q. Seismon, 4n.on Rsbler uno Gpez
rett Shear.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-26

en- tamerobf6aftli6er uno Der ls's
mem 6oRn amts piirbissn Wslie ipur'
be eeltern glbeno 5srr Sobn 5edsr bon
9enper, Gol., Der prGiioent Oss Noros
ameritdniiden Grisserbunoes, Der Ilh
auf elmer Runbreiis beiinoet. nm bic
go Bis 60 0ereine, ipelhe benz gunos
onaehoren, gu beiuhen. bon ben h'elts
gen Witslisosrn Der Uerslniguns be-
sriibt.
Der Gmpfana, Der in Der Central
gurnballe itattianb, mar in Seiiali sse
nss Gommsrlss NIT 5eitehen uno mar
BON benz DeutIten 2unotpehrDeresn
unb oem DeutIhen Militdr llnterItiib@
unasperein BON Cincinnati. benz 2ano@
fpehrperein bon gopington unb benz
arisaerp:r.in bon 9amllton, Sbio, or
ransirt .porben.
2ange Dor lbr butten ii6 bic Wttts
olieber Der aenannten 0ereine IN Der
SoIle einssfunbsn. no duh bdlo Der
Gbrenaait, Der am Sabnbof Don ben
Serren gor5sr, bon 2spsl. SerTurtb uno
9uobe obssbolt iporbsn mar, unter be-
rem syibruns .intraf. Sdmmtiide Der
cine, unter ben. aommanoo bes Yralls
nenten Senrp Spermann bonn aano'
pebrpsrein. batten in Der 5alle paraos'
9iufTsuuns ssnomm.n. Die 0lss'
munn'ihe aupeQe fpielte elnsn mah!i'
aen Suih unb ouf bas idneioise aors
manbo prGisntirten Die anipelenben
biz 5err S.der Die Repue absenommer
bate unb ben Wiislisoern pcrgeitsu
iporbsn mar.
Natbem Ssrr Snermurn i'm Hdmsr
Der per.inietsn Dereine ben ghrengai
beariibt bate, ,purbe Der Wiorih mad
benz 9ontettlaol angetreten. no 4IIs
Elm prdf,tises, BON benz Yerpolser be
Surnballe, 5errn Qoolf BrDBler. CUBE
reitetes Wabl unb Elm gutter 9ropfel
ipartete.
gs bauerte nift lange, ebe Die Sbeil
nsbmsr NIT miIitGriifer Viinitlihtei
ibrs pldse einsenommen batten nno bi
aapelle bur9 einsn MarIh osn 4nfan
bes aommerIes untiinoiste.
Sobann srbob iih Serr u p BON
bon 2epeI, Der als 5oaituelits
fIngirte, unb betonie. bab es ben Der
einen gum sr0bten 0ersniigsn sersih,
ibrsn BunbesprdTosntsn. 5srrn SOB
6eder BON Ienper, gol.. Der Dor Stut
Sabren 5u I.inem boben Qmts unb er
por aur5em nit Der sr0bten Waior
tat, bic irgenb elm adnbipat ie erbalte
babe, gum Gtaats= =Senator BON Golf
rabo srtpihlt iporoen lei, in ibrsr Mit
besriiben gu oiirf:n.
gr sins bann auf ieiu 9bem
.slrm.e mb aaii.r4 ifer unb mi.
barauf bin. bab isbes Uliisiiso b.
anipeIenbsn 9ereine nit 0ersniig,
on bic 3eit 3uriidbsnte. mo sr in b,
beuiihen Nrmee gbient babe. Jd ieb
iole ouf oisie Dienits.it itoI3 iein.
bic alsemeine Webrpflidt niht 10 !
Deriieben fei. bab Sober Solbat pe
bsn tonne. Nein, er miiiTe niht n.
iOrperlih. fonbern audi moralii9 b
fdbist iein unb biefer umitanb mad
ben SolbotenrOd gum gbrenrod. !
Desholb fei es aud nidt mebr a
ongebrahi. bob bic Mnipef.nben.
iiberou, mo olie Solbaten sufammel
iommen, ouerit Der Mrmee. Der fie cir
esbient uno ibres Dberbefeblsbabe
geb<nien unb aus Oiefem Drunbe 70
berte sr ale MnDefenben ouf. Elm brs
fades 6od ouf bic beutfhe Nrm'
Bic beutfde Glagse uub ben beutfh
Gaiier ous3ubringen.
Der 4uffcrbtrung nurbe fofr
1cloe osleines nao ek sis 1fsilns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-26

sFarmers ennis Sanss setrogen, no
bic Ierste Or. Sebmarn uno Or.
Uooo ibm .insn gsrbaRb anlegten,
porquF er nad Der WpbnuHs ietner
groBslt.rn in GIspes gebraht ruuroe.
Chambers 1T sin 3O9IiHg Der 8ooo'
porb 6o6ibule.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-26
gDeqen 3oIlbetriigersie
perhQftet.

Rem gort, %. Rop. 0ret tpstz
tere Smportbdnbler in MpQpaaren
purb.n heute 4beno pegen ongebliner
3oubetrii9ereien perbaftet. IS iinD:
Sermon WartotpiB, Gbas. Stern uno
Sd. 8. Go6sn bon Der 5irmu 8. Wtarz
topiB & 60. unb lie purben ie uHter
$4,000 9irgIhQft ge'telt.
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81 a b bifaIb eilung
DIT
Werpemi0w11c.

Stncts, ner51fe gerfoneu. pepldpt bon 9ol,'
nnnsslo'iaieii uHo ic9icdien 1rdiirtef, erlpovt
srben ausilnilen Hrmita. gsIdeHs niio ~ to.f
fbmsr5en Salrdngfaa abuabnte bes 8enots
Tito tSe'idfs aaidrrb. MirgeuorfideH. ktlnioet'
gic gruitbeiIcninuns, stenaiilithist nao 1Tnp ,ts
ftln--eriabren aus ocm .Jnsenefffhho"' .o'S
ciuioG,, idJncn nub billig ailc nnnafilr'
Iiden gcrinitc nno anbcre 1olaen iu'
aenSlider Gcrirrunaen ariinol'd, &C.
Ilcilt nno pul!c Bcinnoheit nno UrpB'
finn uiebercrlangt mcroen i0nneu. -
Bnns ncnes Socilpcrfabren. Seoer Isln
cigener Irst.
ZIefes auBrorbeniIi6 sniercHanie nnb iehr,
reihe 3'lG fEeuiite @uffaae f9ib), Te,ee.
bon Suna urb slIf WldHu uno Jrnn. eelela ~
fpereen foiite fanH aedgn Gin'eHolirg oon Eo
Gents In Hrieimurien perfieaslt besoaeH foetoen
bon bet
IriuatsGlinif, fS1-6. Muenne,
NEW YORK. ".
gran erndbne sas Cincinnati Bolisbinif
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Qorttarb. 2luget.: .2aurens
tic" bon QioerpoDl.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-27
IN THE WAKE OF THE BANK WRECK
Figures Submitted by Government Off.
cial and Suit Over Bonds.

Lawrence 0. Marray, national comp
troller of the currency, has furnished
the secretary of the special Legislative
committee on banking, G. w. Rhodes,
information concerning the First Ma.
tional bank of Mineral Point, which
was wrecked by Phil Allen Jr. The in
formation is as follows; Capital stock,
$l00, 900; nominal assets at date Of sus-
pension. good, 1913, 627: doubtful, $135,
304; worthless, S2SS, sol; claims proved
to Dec. l, 1909, 1901, 075.
A reminder of the sensational failure
of the First National bank is the filing
OF suit by Annie E. Curry last week
against the Wisconsin National bank,
for recovery of ten United
States bonds, valued at SIS, 900, and car
rying 8 per cent interest. According
to the complaint, Miss Curry turned the
bonds over to Phil Allen, vice president
Of the bank, in 1908, and that on Sept.
10, 1909, he secretly deposited the bonds
in the Wisconsin National bank as col
lateral security for a personal loan.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-27

few feet from the track. He fell asleep
and in a short time the north-bound
passenger came along. The engine and
the first car swept by, but the springs
of the third car caught his feet hurting
him beneath the wheels. The train went
on for several rods before the accident
was discovered, the train was stopped
and the trainmen set to work to un-
fasten his body which was wedged be-
tween the wheels and the springs. Near
ly every bone in his body was broken.
He had met death instantly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-27
TABLE LIN G. NJ .
And Crashes

The above mentioned goods have made
very material advances in wholesale
prices during the past few months and
will no doubt go still higher. We pur-
chased this supply several months ago,
and in consequence we are able to put
these goods on sale at the old prices,
which prices we will maintain as long as
the present stock bought at low prices
lasts. Anyone in need of this class of
goods or contemplating a purchase in
this line during the next few months,
should make their purchases from the
stock at once and buy at the low prices.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-27
Bank Directors Chosen.

At meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Iowa County Bank held Monday
January "a, the following directors
were elected. Josiah Lanyon, Louis
GRADER, DR. F. NJ Bailey b. T.
Prideaux. Ernest c, Fielder, T. Y.
Hutchinson, and James w. Hutchinson
J. W. Hutchinson was elected presi
dent, and Josiah Lanyon vice president
e. Y. Hutchinson vas elected cashier
and A. F. Bishop, Jr. assistant cashier
The bank is one Of the strongest il
Wisconsin, with assets the largest OF
any bank in this part of the state.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-27
Did You See the Comet?

The above question has been asked a
great many times during the past week
and several persons report having seen
the comet. It makes its appearance a
short time before sunset close to the
western horizon. Data from Harvard
college says it the johannesburg comet
and Is stranger to the solar system
The visitor has reached the end Of it's
Journey and its course is now away
from the sun, so that within short
time it will pass entirely Que Of our
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-27
Foreigner Killed Near Ipswich.

Linden Conservative.
A sad and distressing accident occur
ed on the Northwestern road Wednes-
day, between Ipswich and Elmo, which
is on the Galena division, about II miles
south of Livingston. when an Italian
workman, whose name is unknown, met
sudden death Under the wheels of pas
senger train. The man had been walking
between the two towns and had stopped
to rest beside the track and sat down
in the deep snow with his feet only a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-27
INSuRANC
Corral q Marlin for clothing

--Correll g. Martin for clothing
Ed. Holmes spent the past week at
Milwaukee.
--Cb4nse<of motion pictures every
day at tx Lyric
Five cents buys a Red Trunk and
with it goes a good smoke.
Theodore Martin and c. C. Potter
spent Saturday and Sunday in Milwau-
kee.
Urban GRADER and James Hutchinson
were callers at the county seat on Sun
day.
Miss Ethel Prideaux returned Fri
day from visit with friends at Dodge
vile.
Jack Stephenson returned to Platte
vile Monday after a three weeks visit
at the home Of his mother
Mrs. James Huffy returned Satur-
day to her home in Calamine after a
few days visit in this city.
Mr.. Oliver Richards Of Scott, Can
ada, is a welcome guest at the home Of
his brother, A. T. Richards
Come and see us about painting
that buggy while it is resting. Eclipse
Decorating Co., Lanyon foundry build
ing. soft
The farmers Of the West are ~
against another serious trouble. OWNS
TO the heavy fall Of snow they can no
use their automobiles.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-27
Farmers and Citizens Bank.

The Tribune announced last weei
that new bank would soon be estab
lished in Mineral Point. That was cor
rect. At meeting since held in the
Commercial club rooms it was decided
to name it the Farmers and Citizens
Bank of Mineral Point The capital
stock is fixed at $40. 600 with limit OF
$4,000 to the individual stakeholder.
While the choosing of president was
passed over for time, vote for cash
Ter was taken with the following result
John b. Pittz 1855, r. G. White 50.
State Commissioner of Banking M. G..
Bergh yesterday approved the articles
of Incorporation
The city property known as the old
bank building has been secured and
mechanics are at work remodeling the
same in an approved manner.
Subscribers to stock are:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-27

The home Of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Ketter in this city was made merry on
January %, when invited guests to the
number Of about fifty congregated
to observe the twenty-fifth wedding an
niversary Of the worthy couple. The
bounteous feast having been disposed
Of the guests took their departure,
leaving behind many beautiful gifts
and wishes for many years Of life and
happiness to Mr.. and Mrs. ketter.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-27

range Of vision. Owing to the fact
that the tail is in the form of cornu-
copia and that the hollow end Of it is
turned toward the earth, the comet APP
pears TO have two tails. This, the
Harvard astronomers say, is only an
optical illusion IL is possible that the
comets orbit may be an extended ell
lipse. If this is true, then it's elliptical
journey is very long, for there are no
records Of it ever having been seen
from the earth before.
Large fine branbevfes, lOc per
quart. Wallace Bros.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-27
The Odd Fellows Party.

The annual banquet and entertain
ment of Iowa Lodge, No. /, |. o. O. f.
was held last evening at their hall and
the ability of the members, with some
of their sister Rebekah assisting, to
provide and serve a supper the equal of
any ever served in the city, was salts
factorily demonstrated to the large
number in attendance.
The ENTERTAINMENT was as follows.
Soas America Audience.
PRAYER Rev. S. A. Bender.
Recitation, Ballad of the East and
| Vest Samuel Jeliffe.
Recitation. Soul of the Violin Flor
ence Noss.
Address Aft. Penhallegon, Grand
Master.
Quartet.
Address ~ Rev. S. A. Bender.
Recitation, How the Old Horse Won
the Race-Ulmont Healy.
Quartet.
Stump speech Walter Martin, negro
dialect and costume.
Recitation, In the Tolls of the Enemy,
Eugene Riedel
Quartet.
The recitations were rendered with
spirit and display of ability. Mr.. Pen
hallegon's remarks were concerning the
history of the order in the United
States; the organization being about 80
years old. Rev. Bender offered the
members some sound and practical adj
vice. The quartet, consisting of Messrs.
Cork, Williams, Huxtable and Stair,
sang with their usual pleasing ability.
Iowa Lodge officers were installed at
previous meeting by Geo. Alcott of
Montfort, as follows:
Jas. Fl. Dunn N. G..
F. J. Martin " G..
w. S. MartinR. S.
N. Treweek F. S.
Chas Paynter Treas.
Chas Adams Warden.
Frank Keeney Chaplain.
Geo Hartley Conductor
VIM Bennett %. Cond.
John Foster l. G.
VIM Campton r. S. N. G.
j II. Stephenson Il. S. N. G.
Fred Paynter r. S. S.
7 Will Benson-L. S. S.
Or. Ludden X. S. v. G..
Chas. lyey-L. S. v. G.
The following officers of Hudson En-
campment were installed on the 25th
of January by j. NJ Ostrander
( F.. j Martin G. p.
VIM. Campton-H. r.
| S. Phillips-S. w.
| J. NJ Ostrander J w.
A. Penhallegon Scribe
J. r. Paynter Treas.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-27
Gives Medical Library.

DIR. F. Byron Robinson, a graduate of
the University of Wisconsin in the class
of 1873, and now professor of gynecolo-
gy abdominal surgery in the Illinois
Medical School, has just presented the
medical school of the University of Wis
consin with valuable library on medical
subjects, consisting of l, 100 volumes.
Bread, gloayss for 25c. Fresh
daily. = Home Bbkery.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-27
Choice Prairie 80 For Sale.

This land is located near cheese fac
tory in the town of Mineral Point In
quire Of Harry M. Whitford, Mineral
Point, Wis. 2w4f
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-27
I We will sell !. courses in Dress. -
Clio making with chart book etc at SO $40
= each from Jan 70 to Feb /.
TWO WEEKS FREE INSTRUCTIONS

all win be taught connection with the cutting and
Diplomas The
Riley will be assisted the teaching Of Millinery By competent New York
graduate OF Burnhams Chicago the nsucmg
course o and Msnicuring.
This organized girl trade and
enables girl learn All girls
will DO well for and particulars
parties wishing form classes take instruct
Address call
Mineral
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-27

On and after the first day of Febru.
airy, the collectors fees will be three
per cent Taxpayers Should govern
themselves accordingly.
d. G. JACKA, City Treas.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-27

What you may have been calling
the good fortune in business affairs"
Of someone you know may be fimply
the courage to advertise.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-27
Remember, Every 4th Yard or Article in the
Store at Only 9 cents.
St. Paul Adds Parlor Car.

The St. Paul railway has put on a
new parlor and buffet car which will
run between Milwaukee and Platteyille
for a month and then between Milwau
kee and Mineral Point for month as
an experiment If it be profitable il
will be left on permanently.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-07-07

was taken by his parents to Crosse
Isle, Mich. (near Detroit), where he
went to school. He entered the army
tenant of dragons, and saw a good
deal of Indian fighting
While still a young man he fell in
love with beautiful girl who was a
half-blood Cherokee Indian. her ia
Their being wealthy ranchowner. He
married her and by her had four chill
dren-three sons and one daughter
The daughter still survives, unmar.
ried; the sons all died young.
But that was a very long time ago.
as may be judged from the fact that
being left widower. Capt. Rucker, as
he then was, took a second wife in
1850. Her name was Jane Curtis and
she bore him number of children,
one of the daughters of this marriage
making him the father-in-law of Gen.
Philip Sheridan by espousing that ia
nous military commander. She by
the way, still survives and has a son,
likewise named Philip. in the army.
Capt. Rucker was SO years old when
he married his second wife and she
lived long enough to celebrate her
golden wedding with him. in 1900.
In the Mexican war Capt. Rucker
commanded a squadron at Buena
Vista and was brevetted major Febru
airy %. 1S47, for gallant and meritori.
Gus service He was an aide-de-camp
an tho Of NfoCla1...
saw little fighting during the civil con-
fiict. being attached to the quarter
masters department at Washington
In 1882 he was made brigadier gen
eral and quartermaster general of the
army and, ten days later retired from
active duty.