Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-09-14

mounted our stairs last FRIDAY.
--Orrin Beardsley brought Prof.
Terry down from Spring Green Sat
urday.
j. + Hosking went to Chicago
yesterday-seeing friends aud the
sights,
DR. Odgers, now Of Lancaster,
spent several days in town last week,
aud swapped horses with Charlie
Neal
Mrs. Chas NanBuren and child
ren, OF Montfort, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. PndeauN.
Mrs. Ed. Jeffrey and daughter,
Annie, of Shullsburg, are visiting
Mrs. Edw. Hosking.
James Harris is enjoying Il visit
from his mother-inlaw Mrs. Dallyn,
whose home Is near Galena.
Mrs. Geo. Carter, of Lemars,
Iowa, is enjoying n visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Ian
yon,
-Jot. llanscom, Pat Henry and
John l., Gray go to Warren tomor-
row to back "Mercury" in n mile
race at the fair.
Putnam and Guy Cobb, Frank
Elenry and Jno. Strachan went to
Racine yesterday morning, where
they will attend COLLEGE.
Rev j. A. Davis, pastor of the
NJ, +. church at Darlington, spent
Monday night in the city; he was
on bis way to conference.
-Horatio Wright, Sans other
big brother, did the fair; went home
Monday morning. He is Platte
ville's boss marble-cutter.
-Chas. James has been under the
weather since the fair He must
have got excited over his fine dis
play in the Art Hail. He's lots bet.
ter now.
Hon. Geo. +. Wcatherby and
wife, Of Shullsburg, couldn't possi-
bly, miss the Mineral Point fair.
They pagtook of the whole exhibi-
! ton.
Miss Fannie Thomas started
this morning for an extended visit
to her sister, Mrs. M. a. Andrews
at Austin, Mlnn.
Adrian Hadtield is off on q
Chicago, Milwaukee and Waukesha
spree--went Tuesday morning; will
be home Saturday night.
Joe Cover, formerly of The
Grant Co UeraH, but now a clerk
Of the Senate Committee on Claims,
at Washington, is at his old home
for short vacation.
Miss Dell Ludlow and Miss
Matte Monroe, Of Monroe, after a
pleasant visit with Miss a. PrideauX
of this city, returned home yester-
day morning.
--Thos Mankey, a Mineral Point
boy, who nov conducts wagon
ST. op and blacksmith trade at New
ball, Iowa, came home Monday for
a weeks visit; he is doing well and
looks as if he'd been well used.
Geo. Masten, the blacksmith,
took Tuesdays early train for New
York city, where he will visit his
mother and other relatives; he will
be absent five or six weeks.
Nick Treweek's continued IL
health induces his physician to rec
or mend a tri p to California to spend
the winter; see his notice TO debtors
in another column.
Frank Healy and wife, of Du-
buque, came up Friday to visit rela-
tives. Frank returned yesterday and
"Kate" will remain week or two
to talk about the folks in California
WIN. Pettis, the card-wriiel,
turned out some very neat work last
week while on the fair grounds. He
is a good penman, Oar thanks,
VIM, for your favors. Come here
again.
j. Il Toay and wife and Mrs.
R.I.Penhallegon, Jr. and babe went
to Des Moines yesterday afternoon
to visit. Mr. +. will return shoItlg lg,
while the ladies will remain some
time.
-E. J. Amberg, youngest son Of
our esteemed ci'izen, A. Amberg,
came up from Chicago last week
for recreation, fair sights, etc. He
will return on Saturday Of this week
accompanied by his mother.
L. A. Osborne, who has been
reading law with Wilson & McIlhon,
went TO Madison Tuesday to prose.
cute its further study in the State
| University; l.. A. is a cose student,
and will yet shine in his chosen
profession.
Hugh Cork, the smartest deaf
mute we ever met, Che lived here
about | 9 years ago. is visiting rela.
,,r.u and fr,eu1o baroabCu,v IL Z.