Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-12-31
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ONE ,' r., uedinger got off from duty
~NlNF long enough to speno
Chieas' ot home in this city.
Fbri.'ill.s smith of the Darlington
-Edl'u' in our city Tuesday ana
F'fa' mel the rribane with call.
s'o,,a , II Healey, daughter Mary and
~Wla a,,nbter Ethel spent the hoi-
|f'pa with relatives IN Chicago =,
day W" Mrs. John Bond OF
MI ,D .nent Christmas day
E' "a w o. Hosken and family.
''p r, a, Burghards and WIN KEN
Fran FRA employed at JanesVii'e'
ne'unS' nome the past week.
p''' uarris, a student of the
JAM University, is realizing the
''' there's no place like nome
r,e Benedicts' party at Masonic
~ln' rnesdav evening was EN-
Temp '.I, nv every participant.
49, Carson of GAINESVILLE spent
-h's' nith relatives in this city
i',e the Tribune was last p"'''s''F''
nan .hermln, engineer at our
,.,iobt p,ant, moved his house
fIeV '.,ds in from Dodgeville last
bold goods )"
weeE. o-ar Vivian and
,-N cnow are University students
!, home in time for stocking '""s-
lDS' u.nt prideaux is home from st.
~ taking well and showing evil
lO ,... If prosperity. Serves him
hight a.,aon. ~ ,ha
;, .,roo,itan business college, is on
bend to test mothers CHRISTMAS
cooking. NJ. po,,
ka
,..,os was made joyful Christmas
,ae nv the presence of their da"gh-
,.r Mona and her husband, Mr. Frank
Rogers.
rne Misses Maude and Nettie
Jackson, daughter of Mr.. Joseph
L. ara home from Winona,
Mimi. lo. brief respite from their
duties
Mrs /. A. cobb, in accordance
Nth her custom the past few years,
will spend the winter ut Pass Christ
ian, Miss,
-Roht Crawford, who is at pres
ant successful Indiana pedagogue,
I. h,.linr in the comforts of the
home circle.
Miss Della Ovitz, the popular
librarian Of the Milwaukee normal,
/. spenoing her holiday vacation at
home in this city.
VIC. Mauger, wife and children
were M from Platteville and par
took Of fpu7ting amoag their many
relatives the past week.
Mrs. Clara Williams, of Savanna,
III, made glad her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Joseph Branger, by joining with
them for Christmas festivities.
Clyde Terrill has taken the agen-
CIV for the Chicago and Milwaukee
Sunday papers, with headquari ers
at the Red Trunk cigar factory.
Harry Gale, who works in the rail
road shops at Baraboo, recently bad
an eye injured by steel spark and IS
at home in this city recovering slow
ly,
Richard Coady, in the employ of
the Huntley Dairy Co, of Chicago,
came up to pay visit with relatives
and friends of this city, during the
holidays
Miss Jones and Miss Fisk, in
struCtors in our high school, have
gone bone during the present vaca-
tion-Goorgetown and Elkhorn re-
spectivtly.
Miss Annie LaMalle and Mary
Shaw, both teachers in the Milwau-
kee schools, are at home to partake
Oh the good things and times that go
with this particular season.
Mr. and Mrs. Seaman, the latter
formerly Miss Agnes McMullen
were out from Chicago and spent
Christmas with Mrs. James Burke
Of the town Of Mineral Point.
The leap year party given by
young ladies' of this city at Masonic
Itmp0e proved a grand social event
Aes'rs John Wedlake and Claude
marker OF Dodgeville participated.
There will be no meeting of th,
Noman- Relief Corps on Friday
we hrst of the month, but OF
friday Jan. 18th, a regular meetin,
"'iIbe Held,at which full attend
auce Is desired
-ltwarn= the heart Xix . sunshint
g1s7Ts the soul like ancient wine
gives hone fortho f,.,, ~,