20 Feb 1890
Page 1
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Newspaper
Mineral Point Tribune
Location
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1890
Page
1
A mixed collection of town items covers residents traveling, sales, elections, church manners, and upcoming events. Updates include Miss Epira Ivey’s visit to Sheridan, Anna Palmer the Evangelist’s meetings, a new City Hall funding debate, the Journal’s reprint of notices, and local business improvements at Kendra brothers' store.
Local ads urge Mineral Point families to shop Penhallegons for Lapras Gis and CurtoREen shoes at low prices as stock is cleared for new wallpaper. Auctions, notices, and shop closings follow with various sales and public notices across Livingston and neighboring towns.
Marriages reported in this issue include James Harvey and Lucy Dalley tying the knot in Cobb county at the M E church with Rev. Geo W Horton officiating. Also Wm Webb and Gussie Luedke wed at 614 South Third Street with Rev. Keim presiding. The couples begin married life amid warm esteem from family and friends.
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