Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06
Personal Points.

Miss May Mathews came up
from New Glarus on Saturday last
to visit with her sister Martha at
Mrs. Fred Matson's and attend the
fair.
Mrs. Anthony Huxtabe has re.
turned to her old home after spend
ing a few years at Plankinton, Oak.
She is one of the ardent admirers of
the Badger state.
Frank Smith, son of Whitney
Smith, a once honored citizen Of
Mineral Point, has been visiting
here among old acquaiutanoes dur
ing the past week. Franks great
perseverance is being rewarded. He
nov holds the position of instructor
in chemistry at the Michigan uni
versity at Ann Arbor. lie has also
had considerable experience as min
ing engineer, having visited and
operated in nearly all the rich min
ing sections of this country.
Mrs. Williams, who has been
visiting with her son Fred, at Sa-
wanna, H., returned home last Sat
urday.
Miss Annie Evans, of Rockford,
is visiting with her friend Miss
Lucy Yates.
Dave Ross, a creditable son of
Mineral Point, tripped mp from Chi
oago on Saturday to spend Sunday
with his folks. He returned Mon
day.
Josiah Lanyon and Mrs, Sam'l
Lanyon are up from Pittsburg, Kan
sas. Fair and friends drew them.
Miss Cory, of Galena, and Miss
Randall, Of Monroe, are guests Of
Miss Ann Prideaux.
Miss Margie Cox, Mrs. Albert
Trebilcock and Miss Grace Gribble
are representatives of Englewood,
ILL.,, to be found among the throng
of visitors here at present.
John Brewer, brother of our
go-ahead groceryman, is here from
Kansas City.
Miss Mary Day, who has been
at Argyle the past few months, is
home.
Ellsworth White, who left a
few months ago for Racine, didn't
care to miss our fair, so he numbers
among those at home for the coca
sion.As
Miss Minnie Rule, of Shulls-
burg, is a guest of Miss Bertha
Spratler,
Geo. Deakon, of Dubuque, who
formerly lived here, came this week
to see our fair.
Ernest Webb, of Shullsburg +,
is spending fair week with relatives
here.
Josiah Osborne and wife and
his brother Llewelyn and sister, all
Of Shullsburg, are spending this
week at the residence of Mrs. Sam i
White.
Miss Sue Penhallegon has gone
TO Madison as a delegate to the
Grand Lodge, |. 0. G. T.
-Chas. Staum and Leslie Webb,
two of Platteville's young BARRIERS,
are calling "next" in our city this
week.
Philip Finglemyer is up from
Moline, fairing.
Ike Deller has arrived home in
time for the fair.
Jim Cox and Frank Hazen are
pretending to represent Chicago to
old acquaintances this week.
Miss Jennie Otter, Of Chicago,
once considered as one Of the
Points fair maidens, is again visit
ing among us.
Miss Lulu lIutchison departed
on Friday for Northwestern Univer-
sity, Evanston, ILL.,, to pursue
course Of education and vocal music.
Thomas Dave, Of Englewood,
ILL.,, has dropped hammer and saw
for a while to visit parents and
friends in our city.
Rev. Bartelle, home mission
airy Of New York City, preached in
the M. L. church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Philip Eden, is up from
Platteyille on visit with friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Winfield White,
of Sioux City, Iowa, are here TO see
the attractions Of our fair
Mr.. VIM. Mauger and Mr.. and
Mrs. Pitlz, all Of Bloomington, are
here to spend fair week with rela-
tiYes and friends.
LINDEN LOCALS