Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-10-16
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A'hs w W. AlaiSo ICPkSSCIlS Mill.
eral Point Commandery No. IL, X. 4.
at the grand conclave of Knights
Templar in Milwaukee this week.
| State Senator Burns was of the
party with Governor LaFollette at
the meetings in Lancaster, Fenni-
more, Dodgeville and Mineral Point
last week.
Several Of the corps of public in
structors of our city schools enjoyed
an outing last Saturday. Two car
riage loads comprised the party.
--latest information from Miss
Annie Phillips is that she Is regain
ing health and strength, and we may
hope to see her ut home as well as
over in short time. CIV
The first number of the lecture
course, Roney's Boys Band, is to be
given Friday evening, Oct. II. This
entertainment comes highly recom-
mended and the Woman's Club are
indeed fortunate in securing this IA
nous company to commence their
program.
Mr.. Charles Parmley, after an alb
sence oI II years, is visiting his boy
hood home, Mineral Point. AT pres
ent he is located ut Rice Lake, this
state, and engaged in selling nothern
Wisconsin lands.
Paul Brewer, Of this city, was a
participant in the annual Soph-
Freshie rush at Madison on Monday
of last week. He Is member of the
victorious class of '06, and did his
share in ducking the insulent Sophs.
The genial versatile and force
full Ellis b. Usher, special representa-
tive of the Milwaukee Journal, was
GREETED by many appreciative friends
in this city on the occasion OF the
great LaFollette meeting.
Linden was scheduled to play foot
ball here last Saturday, but in the
morning, Manager Goldsworthy re-
SCA'Su WOtN iiohi thOy
could not come. Next Saturday the
home team expects to go to Lancas-
ter to play the high school eleven Of
that place.
% We people have we wasted the
| golden moments OF never returning
time in taking a substitute for the
genuine Rocky Mountain Tea made
by the Madison Medicine Co? East
man d Meserole.
MIR. Herman Weisen and family,
who left Mineral Point for Montana
about u year ago, are with us again.
They admit that Montana is great
state in many respects, but all in ali,
is not comparable to Wisconsin,
therefore they are with us again, and
apparently glad to be here.
State Senator Martin and Mr.. Roy
G. Smoker, republican legislative
nominees for this district, will can
vass Iowa county together and ad-
dress meetings in different towns. 1t
is expected that other local speakers
will take part in the campaign.
Fred Spensley made flying Wis
it to his parents in this city the past
week. Fred is steadily advancing to
prominent place as n lawyer ut Mad
ison, and there is reason to expect
that he will reach the high standard
of his father, Hon. Calvert Spensley
in that profession.
The marriage licences issued
since our last publication are:
Homer Bailey, Eden.
/ Lillian Batten, Mifflin.
A. Ii. Wallace, Mineral Point.
I Emma Solms,
j. Leslie Stephenson, Tomah.
Mollie Elliott, Dodgeyille.
Bro. Geo. Crawford, of the Dem
ocrat, has been selected to lead the
/ forlorn hope as nominee of his pal !.
for state senator. We must let h..n
/ down easy. He is practically sure to
be buried under 1000 majority, and
Y tilub 10, punishment tHouBH iOi ~
democrat returning to the party fold
after several years spent in giving
aid and comfort to the party's en-
emies.
| There will be days meeting
\ held in bethel =. NJ. church, Sunday,
| Oct. 10Th, beginning at 1880 u. m.
with IA sern ~ By Phil Allen Jr., as
sisted by Rev. John Bond. sermon
/ 2:30 p H., by Rev. John Hardcastle,
assisted by pastor, to be followed by
a Love Feast conducted by Mr.. Reese
( of Willow Springs. No services at
Plum Grove. Services at Hollan-
/ dale in the evening. The public are
cordially invited to these services.
The Tribune was remiss last week
/ in not mentioning that Mr.. Joseph
. Treweek had opened law Office in
rooms of his fathers residence, near
Hotel Royal. Joe graduated with full
I honors, from the law department of
the Wisconsin University IA year ago.
He is a young man Of good native
abilities, irreproachabe character