Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-09-04
Personal Points.

rived from Madison to occupy their
new home in this city.
Reuben Lanyon and wife are up
from Joplin, Mo, visiting with rela-
tives in this city aud Dodgeville.
They find numerous old acquaint-
ances ready with a hearty greeting.
Miss Clara, daughter of Alder
man Gilman, is home from her trip
to Freeport.
Will Lanyon, son of Robert, is
here from Pittsburg, Kan, fairing.
Postmaster Allen couldn't well
afford to miss the great Republican
jubilee at Madison yesterday, so he
took it in, and had the pleasure of
seeing and hearing the"Only Logan"
Miss Emma Hutchinson, who is
successfully conducting millinery
establishment at Storm Lake, Iowa,
is home to enjoy the fair and partake
of a rest from business cares.
Miss Sue Penhallegon is attend
ing the Grand Lodge session of the
|. .. of G. 4. which takes place at
Madison this week.
Harry Roundtree and Frank
Atwood, were called hither from
Plattevile to look after their horse
Hector, which narrowly escaped
being seriously injured by getting
into a kicking scrape Sunday.
Henry Holmes, who nas been
located at Plankinton, Dakota, for
more than a year, is in the city, his
place of nativity, for the purpose of
taking in the fair, &c., etc.
Hon. J. II. Earnest, Shullsburg,
partakes of the fair from beginning
to end, as usual.
Josiah Lanyon, a former stand
by in the Lanyon foundry of this
city, but who is now engaged in the
zinc furnace business at Pittsburg,
Kansas, tripped up to edo the talr"
aud visit with his many friends. lie
looks well and hearty.
Frank Lewis, of Boscobel, is
on hand with that veteran of the
turf, Sam Sharpley.
Miss Lizzie M. Bishop, sister Of
the editor of the JOURNAL, who has
been spending several weeks visit
ing his family here, has become tireo
of short rations, and returned TO hel
home at Mineral Point, Wis, this
morning, With the exception stated
the lady has formed an excellent
opinion of Cedar Falls and its peo
ple.-T'on, Bishops paper.
Geo. w. James, of Ohio, and
nephew of MIS-. Jas. James of this
city, has been visiting the past week
in this section for the first time, and
expresses much satisfied with oui
city and its predominating hospital
ity. He will remain this week and
join with the throng attending the
fair
Wilson Williams, is home from
Storm Lake, Iowa, for recreation
and-the fair of course.
We greatly enjoyed claspine
hands the other day with Sam. Jen
kins, Jr., who is home on vacation
from business, which he is prosecut
ing at Meriden, Iowa, in partnership
with Thos. Sims, another Pointer.
We never drop our faber ol
stick with more pleasure than wher
such good-hearted fellows as Matt
Wasley saunters into the printing
office. Matt came on flying trip
Tuesday from Storm Lake, Iowa
and didn't forget us. He returned
the following day; could not stay to
the fair. He was accompanied by
his daughter Allie, and Mrs. r.
Shackleton and daughter, Of Cali
fornia, all of whom will remain in
this vicinity for some time visiting
with relatives. Mrs. Shackleton is
a sister of Mrs. Wasley and of John
and George Wearne, of Linden, and
this week was the first time she has
seen any of her relatives since leay
ing Mineral Point, which was 81
years ago.
Charlie Bennett, an old typo Of
the TRIBUNE, who still adheres tC
the art preservative, is among the
throng in town this week. lie holds
''sit" at Madison.
Mrs. E. Jackson, of Riverside
is spending the fair week with hel
daughter, Mrs F. Matson.
Miss Edith Driver, of Darling
ton, is visiting with Mary Thomas.
Miss Emma Westerman is spend
ing the fair week with Minnie Cox
Frank Lewis, Of Marcus, Iowa
is home on a visit, and intends t.
take in the fair.
Jim Crawford and Will Jones
of Madison, have come home on {
visit during fair week.
Geo. Immel, who once counted