Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-08

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EMERY BRAY, of Platteville, was
here over Sunday with his uncle Jas.
| Harker, and celebrated with the
crowd on Monday.
THE usual Christian Endeavor SER
vice this Thursday evening. A
good attendance is desired as the
new officers are to be installed.
USE Hazle's Headache Capsules
for all aches and pains. They are
guaranteed safe and sure cure.
Sold by Eastman & Meserole.
SEVERAL of our stores were very
artistically decorated with flags and
| bunting last Monday, which showed
the good taste of the decorators.
Mrs. JULIA MEsERoLE, of Dixon,
H., is the guest of her son, }. A. Mes
erole. She has just returned from
seven months stay in California.
HERBERT LAFLIN came out from
Milwaukee last Saturday to spend
Sunday with his wife, who is visit
ing her father, Hon. J. NJ. Smith.
HENRY VAUGHN came all the way
from Kansas City, Mo. to celebrate
in Mineral Point and to join his wife
who has been here several weeks.
Miss MAUD EASTMAN was one of
the large delegation from Platteville
! that celebrated in this city Monday,
and remains for visit with friends.
GEO. FOSTER came out from Mil
waukee last Saturday and will spend
| a week or ten days with us. His
wife and two children arrived few
days before.
The childrens day services at the
| p. M. church was decided success
in every respect, and must have been
very gratifying to all who were as
sociated with it.
| Miss FANNIE MINOR, who has
served as trimmer in a large milli-
merry establishment at Dixon, | lls., for
some time past, arrived home last
Saturday evening.
FoN MOORE, in his snow white
| linen suit, Southsea Island hat and
silver crowned head, was conspic-
uously handsome figure among the
patriots from Platteville.
Mr.. AND MRS. MORRISON, of
| Blanchardville, visited a few days
| this week with Mr.. and Mrs. f.. G.
Fielder. Messrs. Fielder and Morri-
son were classmates at college.
ARCHIE HUBBARD, of this city,
won the bicycle race on the 9th
over the much talked of Baxter,
the Montfort bicyclist. Bert Arthur,
of this place, got second money.
Mrs. PALMER and daughter Miss
Daisy, of Fennimore, are guests at
the home of w. j. Wright. Miss
Palmer will take music lessons from
Prof. Anderson while in the city.
THE Platteville district camp
meeting OF the NJ. f.. church organi-
cations will begin Aug. 18th and con-
tinue until the 22nd. Rev. DR.. A. IL.
Ranton. of Michigan, has been en-
gagged as evangelist.
JAMES PEDELTY and son, OF Ben
ton, came to celebrate with the null
titude in Mineral Point on the 9Th,
and to visit with his sister, Mrs. Han
nah Anderson, his nephew, Prof. J.
NJ. Anderson and other friends.
THE ladies Of the Alpha society
had busy and successful day in the
fair house at the celebration. They
show that while they love leisure
and the pleasures of the fourth u
they love the interests Of their church
still more.
JAMES GRIFFITHs, who will be re-
membered by many Of our old set
tiers. being "A resident Of this city
several years ago, but now resid ing
in Chicago. is in the city greeting
bis many friends. He was accom-
panied by son and daughter.
BY MI. La Toilette declining any
compensation for his services here
last Monday, not even allowing the
committee TO pay his railroad fare
shows that he has warm spot in
his heart for our people and town
and which is highly appreciated
His late visit here made him new
friends by the score.
DIED. on Thursday, July /, of con-
sumption. Miss Agnes May, oldes,
daughter Of Mr.. John May, after a
long illness endured with the great