Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-05-28
NUMBER %

Mrs. II. w. King, of Cleveland,
Ohio, is here for "A visit with his
mother, Mrs. Joseph Gundry, who
has been quite sick.
Fred Charles was down from
Faribeau, Mimi, for a couple Of days
last week, interviewing old ascot
ates, ,Fred's energy and integrity
are carrying him TO the front.
Chicago has begun to replenish
her treasury by filming public park
"mashers' So head. There are mil.
lions in it for all cities, as the "mas-
ter" is not Il product confined to Chit
cago.
Miss Mable Matson went 10 Graf
lot on Saturday last TO visit with her
cousin, Mable Doering and attend
quarterly meeting services held mt
that place sunday.
VIII Blewett of this city, who for
some time has been employed in the
postal service Departmental Milwau-
kee, is now on the malt car between
Cumberland and Ashland.
Roy Penhallegon, who took n
business course IN the Spenceriau
Business College of Milwaukee, has
completed his education aud return
ed home last Tuesday evening,
Mrs. "A. l.. Cobb's pasture on tho
Dodgeville road, known as Golf
Links, for rent. Inquire at Office of
Spensley & McIlhon.
The bill changing the time of
election of county superintendent OF
schools from fall to spring, was
passed, the opinion Of the attorney
general having pronounced 1t con
stitutional.
"A meeting of the Woman's Club
will be held next Monday evening,
June !si., at 7 80 o'clock for the cleo
ton Of -four directors to succeed Mrs.
Brewer, Mrs. Chase, Miss Gundry
and Miss Matilda Hutcbison.
Mrs Edward Miilard was sum
moned to Chicago last Saturday by
the death OF her son Alfred's wife.
The many friends here of the be-
reaved husband sympathize with
him in his affection. No particulars.
Be careful not to tear your post
age stamps. The postofIiee depart
ment has just made II new ruling
TINT torn postage stamp cannot be
used and letters bearing such stamps
will be held for postage the same as
! if no stamp was put on it.
Little Mirthine, the three-year
old daughter Of Mrs. A. l.. Vivian,
died of brain fever Tuesday evening
at the home of her grandfather, Mr..
John Temby, two miles east OF this
city. This is trial for the bereaved
mother, who less than a month ago
lost her husband, which only those
who have passed through like or
deal can fully realize. Funeral Fri
day at2 o'clock.
"A friendly contest between u
bowling team Of Dodgeville and one
OF this city took place here Monday
evening. After three games tho
tally sheet showed Mineral Point
1877 points ahead. 1t is understood
our boys will go to the county seat
in the near future for a return game
after which the tale might be strik-
ingly different.
Memorial service at the M. Il.
church Sunday morning was well at
tended, Post and Relief Corps men,
bers turning out in body and citi-
zens In general. The sermon by tho
pastor, Rev. w. II. Tomlinson, was "a
splendid patriotic and christian efe
fort, and proved very pleasing to all
in attendance. In the evening mem
bers Of both Post and Corps asse!i-
bled at their hall and marched TO
IIIi'Ny tIluitI WntIc tiio Ba5hoi,
Rev. M. Chase, delivered discourse
BETTING the occasion in his custo-
mary loyal and pathetic manner.
--Messrs. Chas. Blewett and j. j.
Kuelling have returned from their
trip to Washington and Oregon,
whittier they went n month ago.
They saw great variety of country
from the car window, and can talk OF
it entertainingly. or the climate and
hustling qualities Of Washington and
Oregon they speak favorably, and re-
gard these points as particularly good
for the young man who Is looking
fof country with which to grow up,
providing he has that flrmness and
stability of character necessary to
hold him aloof from the influence OF
lawlessness and immortality abound
ing there like unto all new settle
ments. Joseph Tamblyn who accom-
panied them remained at Everett,
Wash, where he secured employ
rnant aa "a naper hanger Mt x3bO Der