Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-08-30
Personal Points.


goods for the fall campaign. His
good judgment and taste viii insure
the buyers Of this city and vicinity
a choice stock to select from.
Chris. Miller came up from Du
buque last week, for visit with his
parents.
Lon Smith started for Rock
Island, Ill.,, yesterday, wednesday,
where he intends To work at the car
penter trade awhile, and on some
future day learn to be maohinist
Here's luck.
Mr.. II S Smith, of Linden. who
has been suffering from an attack
of jaundice, is reported on the inn
prove. His many friends through
the country will be glad to hear this.
Nick Graber was over at Ed
mund one day last week, and ship
ped two ear loads of stock from
there. One load he bought of Thos
Harker, consisting of seventeen
steers, averaging about 500 pounds
each.
Ed. Thomas, of Cobb, has his
house nearly ready for goods 1t is
an improvement on the other place.
We are glad to see it and think Ed
deserves big trade when he gets
opened up,
Miss Lenehan of Mineral Point
is visiting at the residence Of Peter
G. Meloy,- ShulsJrg Pjch and
Gad
1t was our pleasure to shake
hands with our old friend and brother
typo, James Crawford, who came
down from Madison, Friday, to visit
relatives and friends.
Eve. Rowe started for Dakota
Monday, where he will visit with
his mother for a short time before
he goes to Ann Arbor to school
Bert Prideaux, of this city, has
been retained as principal of the
Linden schools for another year. Its
always wise policy to hold on to a
good, competent instructor.
Miss Beckey Engelken, of Belle
vue, Iowa, is visiting in this city
with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Hornung
-Mintie Jones is here from Storm
Lake, Iowa, for a visit with her sis.
ters and old chums.
Miss Emily Sims, of Dodge
vile, is acting the part Of the Good
Samaritan at the bed side Of her
sick aunt, Mrs. VIM. lSablin, Of this
place.
Mr.. John Hales arrived home
safely, Saturday, from his trip to the
cold country" He has many inter
esting notes to relate, especially to
those who know whereof he speaks.
Joe. Clegg, who formerly lived
in this city, is here from Chicago,
the guest Of Lawrence SpratIer
49, Bert. Nancolas is with us for
the fair; came Tuesday. His home
is now at Mason City, Iowa, where
his brother John lives. He reports
all well.
Ben. Winn is proving a success
as a clarinet player.
Mr. Jas. Brewer, ST., returned
from Iowa Saturday.
Miss Nina Chamley, who has
been visiting in Platteyille for the
past week, returned yesterday.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. John
Toay and daughter Lizzie, returned
from their visit to Cambria, with
Sam
- Will PeEhallegon and sister,
Sue, returned from their eastern trip
on Tuesday. Now watch the boots
and shoes fly
Wilson Williams, the expert
in all branches of saddlery, en-
pIoyed with J. ID. James at Storm
Lake, Iowa, is spending a few days
with his family in this city.
-Steph. Treseder and wife came
in from Dodgeyille Tuesday and
will stay to take in the circus. Steph.
is still travelling for leading con
fectionery house Of Milwaukee.
Mr.. Fred. w. Phillips has earn
ed the thanks Of the good people of
Dodgeviile, for his perseverance in
efforts to establish telephone com
munication between this village and
the city Of Mineral Point, which
was completed by him and his men
last Friday. The central office here
is established in the post office, and
the Ginning Of the signal, betokens
a life and enterprise for which Mr..
Phillips deserves the thanks Of our
people.-Sun.
STATE UNIvERsIrY.-The Uniyer-
sity Christian Association Of the
State University will be glad to aid
all new students in securing rooms