Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-06-22

of Jack Frost last winter. Surely its
an i'll frost that results in no good.
Miss Clara Humbert, who has
been visiting in South Dakota for
some time, is again at her home
with Mr.. j. ]. Humbert in this city.
Mrs. w. T. Cox and her three in
teresting little daughters are out
| from Evanston, H., for visit with
Mineral Point relatives and friends.
Robert Waggott and wife, of
North New Diggings, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Pratt Sunday. Also
Thos. Pratt and wife of Kingsley, Ia.
Mrs. David We'll concluded a
pleasant visit with her son, H. r.,
and family in this city and returned
to her home in Milwaukee on Tues
day.
Joe. Fielder has returned home
for his summer vacation from the
Ann Arbor (Mich.) college, where he
has been prosecuting the study Of
law.
George w. Crawford, of the Job
printing department of the Madison
Democrat, is here for a visit with his
parents and other relatives and
friends.
j. A. Meserole has been missing
from his usual haunts for a week or
ten days, but no alarm is felt as he
is supposed to be with his ma at
Dixon, III.
Mrs. Annie Jenkin Green, who has
been with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Jenkin, in this city for a
visit, returned Tuesday to her home
in Chicago.
Miss Bessie and Master Paul,
children of Rev. DR.. Trousdale, are
respectively guests of Miss Helen
We'll and Master Willard Crawford,
in this city.
+. c. Ludden is in Chicago Sc
lecting new goods for the Economy
Store, of which Tribune readers will
probably hear something interesting
when he returns.
Mr.. s. Miles Thomas and Miss
Nellie Ivey, graduates of the Platte
Vile Normal, class of '9S, attended
commencement exercises of that in
stitution last week.
Mr.. Harker Spensley is at home
with his mother, Mrs. John Spensley,
for a brief recreation. DR.. Fox,
young friend from Iowa accom-
panies him for visit.
The Fair authorities request all
people to drive light rigs on the race
track as much as possible, when the
course is not wet, to kill the young
grass and pack the soil.
-'Intemperate Pleasures" is the
subject for consideration at the G. f.
prayer meeting this Thursday
evening in the chapel of the p. Nj.
church at I 30 Miss Kate Ivey will
lead.
Mayor Spensley is disappointing
the doctors, who said the injury he
sustained last week would lay him
up for a month or more, by being al
ready moving about with the help
of cane.
The NJ. f. church pulpit in this
city was very acceptably filled last
sunday morning by Mr.. John Tenn
by, of Dodgeville, and in the evening
by DR.. Trousdale, presiding elder of
the district.
Mr.. James w. Parkin and Miss
Flora Gray, both of Lafayette county,
were united in marriage in this city
June 18th by Rev. Geo. Merrifield.
The ceremony took place in the par
lors of the Z, 5. Hotel.
Lost, on the last three miles Of
the Waldwick road, east of Mineral
Point. on Thursday evening of last
week, gentleman's dark-blue
macintosh of medium size. Finder
please return to this office.
DIR. J. H. Vivian was able to es-
cort his friend, Col. John 6. Clark,
to the Tribune Office last Thursday,
and a very enjoyable visit was had
with these to veteran workers in the
public affairs Of Southwestern Wis
consin.
Mr.. Blight Wallis and wife, who
have been here a few days visiting
their parents and other relatives and
friends, returned yesterday to Ma
ouoketa, Iowa, where Blight is chief
clerk for the station agent of the
! Milwaukee road.
Miss Fannie Crabb, the elocu-
| ZIONIST who so much pleased the
audience at the odd Fellows picnic
together with her mother and broth
er. were guests OF Rev. and Mrs. Geo
Merrifield. at the NJ. +. parsonage
i while in the city.