Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-07-01
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Mrs. Hofenbecker, known in
Mineral Point more readily as Miss
Clara Prideaux, is here from her
home in upper Michigan for visi.
with her parents.
Will Ralph and Chas. Dunn,
landed here from Denver about a
week ago to look over the scenes of
their boyhood and renew old ac-
quaintances. They think well of
the place in which they have lo-
Gated, and its reasonable that they
should, for Denver is wonderfully
attractive and hustling city.
Miss. Alice Hearn, of Dodge
vile, and Miss Jennie Gale, of War
ren, are guests of Miss Annie Gaie.
One of the pleasures of this
week, partaken Of by many Point
ers, was the meeting with Rev. w.
j. G, Bond who spent few days
here. His present location is
Kewanee, lii.
Miss Cora Cartwright, of Dodge
Vile, and Miss Veta Bennett, of this
city, united on three days trip to
Darlington this week.
John I. Thomas, postmaster
and merchant of Mifflin, accompan
led by his wife, was in this city on
business Wednesday.
Reuben L&nyon, of Joplin, was
shaking hands with old associates
in this city Wednesday. He and
his wife have been viewing sights
al the Columbian exposition and
before returning home took run
up to Dodgeville to visit with Mrs.
LIS parents.
Albert Gilman is up from
Chicago as representive of tn e
National Exchange Library assoeia-
ton He expects to remain about
two weeks.
w. II. Prideaux and wife, Mrs.
j. M. Smith and daughter Eta, Mrs.
M. Chase and son March, are fair
ing in Chicago Went this week.
Since the TRIBUNE was last is
sued LOTUS Wright and wife, all
the way from Mantana, have been
here visiting with his brother, II. III.
Wright and family. They departed
for the worlds fair Tuesday. Colon
Wright, Esq. Of Monroe, joined
his brothers here on Sunday.
st. Clara's Academy, located at
Sinsinawa Mound, held It's thirty
ninth commencement last week.
Miss Annie LaMalIe, of this ci.y,
is a student at this academy, and
her father, mother and brother
Willie, accompanied by Mr.. Jolley,
principal of our high school, at
tended the exercises. There were
as many as a thousand visitors, hail
ing from all sections of the country.
The program was of a high order
and grandly carried out. The hos
pitality extended visitors equalled
anything ever experienced by those
so fortunate as to be present. There
were seven graduates.
Our young friend, Fred Brown,
who has been on duty studying
pharmacy at Prideaux's drug store
for three years, was over at Wausau
last week aud passed a frstcass
examination before the state board
Of pharmacy, and as consequence
nov holds the certificate of an
assistant pharmasist-the best grant
ed any one of his experience. We
congratulate you, Fred.
Mrs. Knight and son WiIfred
have been viewing the World Fair.
-Frank Clough, son Of Rev. Z. +.
Clough, formely Of this city, is the
newly appointed cadet from South
Dakota. 1t is little singular but
gratifying to all friends, that the
sons Of the pastors who were neigh
bors in this city when the young
men were in their infancy should be
brought together again in this way.
While at the Worlds Fair Mr..
and Mrs. J. Schneberger met with
Mrs SIS brother, Geo. +. LAM, Of
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