Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-15
Personal Poiu is.

very Mucu petttT.
-"Bob.' Maybell, ,paper-seller, was
1 Monday caller.
Jack Lanyon went to Chicago,
NJ Monday--crusher business.
City Attorney Ansley will ,orate
1t Blanchardville, July 4th.
Mrs. w. A. Thompson, Platte
vile, is visiting her parents in this
ity.
Mrs. Geo Will1inson's. fever has
subsidized, and she will probably re-
,over.
Mrs. ]. G. Shumwsy, Chicago, is
snjoying Wisconsin air with Ed. Dew
Iin's family,
Mrs. "Jack" Bishop, Denver,
came to visit family friends Tuesday
evening.
-Wonzor, barber and trotting-
horse man of Platteville, was with
us yesterday.
Allie Goldsworthy went to Mo-
line, ILL.,, Tuesday, where be will learn
the tonsorial art.
w. A. Jones, the banker, last
week coaxed his father to take him
10 Chicago to ''see the sights" "
Frank Campbell, Gratiot, was in
town Monday; he has a ten days
leave cf absence from his post at
Washington.
Friday brought Miss Leua
White home from three weeks
gisit with friends ia Dubuque, Hazel
Green and Gaena
Mrs. Sims has for q guest tbs
week her daughter-in-law, Thomas
wife, who next week goes TO Meridian,
Iowa, her future home.
Mrs. Phil. Lawrence, Nordiand
md Mrs. Chas. keneoht, Iroquois,
Dakota, arrived Friday to attend
heir sick mothers bedside.
John Charles in putting on style
with cane in hand--sprained his an
kle, by falling from seattold on. the
Trinity Church improvements.
= The wife uf the junior editor Of
the De83ocrW has folsook his bed
and victuals--Mrs. Robt. Crawford
is visiting friends at Waukesha.
Charlie Simmington, Des Moines,
came by yesterday forenoon's train.
He will marry Miss Bessie Massey
this evening, Rev. G. Dawson, oflici'
atlng.
Mrs. Stitt, Wabash, Iud., who is
well known 70 old resiednts here, is
visiting at the n II. Snow residence
Mrs. S. is "a sister of John Bracken
deceased.
Mrs. John Godfrey and Mrs
VIM. Buckingham, who were injured
by the runaway, on Graysville hill
last week, are both rapidly recover
ing from their injuries.
Monday morning Mrs. Sam'l j
Wright went 70 Arena, to visit rea'
tiyes, Hon. w. +. Rowe's family; be-
fore returning she will enjoy short
soiourn with friends in Madison;
brother. in-le" Lotus acted as escort
Rev VIC. Bond, pastor of the
p. NJ congregation at Dodgeville
came up stairs and looked us oven
last Thursday; his three years with
the Kewanee, H., people hasn't, per-
ceptibly, aged him-looks well.
Josh. Harker and Geo. Strong
Mifilin; the Pryots, Sr. and Jr., ol
Dodgeville; Joe Heathcock, Linden,
and others from adjoining towns,
were on our streets Monday evening
some Masonic doin's, We surmise
--Samuel j. Wright and Mayor
PriestIey took Tuesdays early trian
for Milwaukee; they are represent
atives from Mineral Point, No. |, A.
+. 81 A. NJ, in the 38tb Annual Com
munication of the NJ. w. Grand Lodge
of the State.
John Calvert, formerly telegraph
operator in this city but now station
agent at Gratiot, has been very
yery-iil; he is now cable to get out
q little" lie neglected measles in
early life, and when be did "take"
them got a large contract.
TT. Law, Shullsburg, attended q
"Chapter meeting In this city last
Thursday evening. It's curious how
. Masonic meeting viii "draw' Ma
son farther than summons from q