Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-09-13
Personal Poiu is.

has suffered considerable. He is
now on the improve.
Editor Monahan, of the Darling
ton Republican, took in all the sport
at the fair, and we should judge en-
ioyed himself as well as any one
there.
e. j. Amberg came up from
Chicago in time to take in the fair.
He returned to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos Gundry start
ed Monday for Lincoln, Neb., for a
visit with their daughter, Jennie.
Ed. Richards, who formerly
lived a few miles east of town, but
of late has been located at LeAlars,
Iowa, made his appearance here Sat
urday on a business and pleasure
trip. When he returns he will take
some stock with him.
Judge Clementson and wife ar.
rived home on Saturday evening.
They toured through Canada, then
down the St. Lawrence, and round.
ed for q two weeks sea air and sea
bathing benefit at Old Orchard
Beach. Then they went up the IEud-
son and to St Adams, VI, where
they visited Mrs, Clementson's "na-
tive heath" Mrs. Clementson's
weight the morning she left home
was IS pounds. On her return she
weighs not far from 100. The trip
in her case was very beneficial The
Judge looks stouter and some sun
burnt.-LoncaSter 76tier.
Mrs. John G. Clark, of Lancas
ter, was summoned to this place by
telegram stating that her son Will
II. Clark, residing on the O'Dowd
farm, was seriously sick with bilious
fever.
Miss Bell McGregor, of Mil
waukee, is a guest at Gundry's.
Jas Mulhairn left yesterday fol
Chicago, on business.
Will Lanyon is up from New
Pittsburg, Kansas,
JAS. Tregea, after a long ab
sence in California, is home.
Ben. Thomas, Jr, the pushing
secretary If the county fair, favored
the TRIBUNE with his presence the
other day He's in hopes of having
an uncommon good exhibition this
year
Judge j. T. Jones and wife
were in Thursday attending the fair
and in the evening Mrs. j. was Sc
overtaken with sickness that she was
not able to return home till Saturday
Its a source of satisfaction to hel
many friends that nothing more
serious resulted.
Among the many entries in thu
sheep department of our fair we no
ticed that out of seven entries Of
Shropshire Downs by w m. Bucking
ham, he carried away five blue auc
two red ribbons.
John Horn, Thos. Priestley, Jas
Spensley, John J. Ross, DR.. J. IL
Vivian and several others from thi
place are attending the state fair a
Madison.
Mrs. Whitney, Of Council Bluffs
Iowa, is visiting her mother, Mrs
M. \. Allen.
Mrs. Brunson, widow of III
late Rev. Alfred Brunson, j.. d., al
rived in this city Tuesday mornin!
and is visiting at the NJ. Il. parsor
age. Mrs Il. is an aunt of Re,
Chas Irish Of this city.
The Hon. a. c. Dodge, Of Blu
lington, Iowa, and son of the I,
nowned GOV. Dodge, has been il
our city the past week, and greatly
enlivened our sanctum with hi
presence and historic tongue. Whei
a boy he roamed the hills of thi,
then uncivilized part of the west
and can relate, in an interesting man
ner events which occurred in tn
days of early settlement and hare
ships, of the mauoeuYres of tn
wild savage, etc. This distinguish
ed gentleman is now 70 years O
age, and bears every evidence tina
time has dealt gently with him. II
presented US with a "Record of th
Commemoration Of the 5oth Ann
versary of the Settlement of Iowa,
held last June, which we great
prize
-Messrs. Jos. Phalen and job
Hutchinson started from here Mon
day for a trip through Iowa. w
understand that Storm Lake, IL
Mars and Sioux City will be thei
headquarters.
-EN-Mayor Smith is attendin
court at Lancaster this week. IL
hopes to find time to visit the stat
fair the same trip.
Duke Conlay and his brothc
"Chilly" are home for a short stay
The former from Texas, and the la