23 Apr 1903
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Newspaper
Mineral Point Tribune
Location
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1903
Page
1
A nostalgic ad copy touts a tonic as a cure for spring malaise and blood purification. It claims to stimulate circulation improve appetite aid digestion clear complexion and build vigor, suggesting it eliminates need for other medicines and offering alternative purifiers.
The Local Field reports on a drug store, furniture ads, and shop offerings. Seeds and cigars appear at Brewer Penhallegon and Little Monarch are sold at several local outlets. Visitors and residents share travels, dances, and family visits with brief notes on events and appointments.
The item highlights several local marriages with details of wedding dates, churches, and couples including Richards Webber Austin Staber Linden Wenger Harris Paynter Brown Trevillian and others. A Mineral Point baseball game vs Linden ends in dispute with umpire decisions causing a forfeit and injuries to Ovitz. upcoming game vs Highland is noted and Frank Williams visits from Bavania Illinois.
The estimable Mrs. Coad, born July 5 1824 in Cornwall England, died April 18 1908 at her daughter Mrs John R Osborne’s home after a prolonged illness. Survived by seven children and several relatives, funeral held Monday afternoon.
Sold items include bees and supplies, two looms, weaving gear, and farm gear. Real estate offering a south city house for rent with cistern, fruit trees, and garden on one acre. Also ads for piles relief Cole's Carbolic Salve and assorted bakery goods. Local business offers and missed opportunities.
On Monday evening April 27 the three branches of Odd Fellowship with families and friends will celebrate the fourth anniversary of the order. Speeches singing and refreshments will be served. Fraternally committee invites all to attend.
Miss Mamie Mitchbell returns from a year in Butte with enthusiastic notes on the city’s bustle. The new ice plant of F. Ludden is delivering clear blocks daily. Mrs. A Hy Sandidne, a Wesley Hospital speaker, will preach at the M. I. B. pulpit.
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