Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-07-07
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Kieffer.
Rufus Hooking and wife of En-
glewood, ILL.,, are guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam'l Hooking.
The Misses Millicent Holmes
and Florence Osborne are visiting
Mrs. J. H. Harris in Chicago.
George Whitford and lady friend
came from Beloit to spend Indepen-
dence Day with his relatives in this
city.
Blight Wallis and wife, who are
located at Perry, Iowa, are numbered
among the home. corners for the
Fourth.
Will Reynolds and Ed. Penhall-
egon came out from Chicago to join
with their folks in observing indie
pendence Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Prince are
enjoying IA visit from their daughter
Annie and her friend, Miss Bessie
Dewitt. They hail from Rockford.
Bert Gale and wife and Harry
Gale came from Chicago for the
Fourth, and thus the home circle
was complete on Americas greatest
day.
| -Dodgeville may we'll be proud OF
her band. They not only play well
considering the time they have been
organized, but conduct themselves
gentlemanly.
MIR. VIM. Trembor, formerly OF
Mineral Point, but who for a long
stretch of years has been an hOnored
and influential citizen of Freeport
spent the Fourth in this city.
Mr.. Matt Miller is the possessor
of a handsome carriage and the Wal
lace Brothers of neat, substantial
delivery wagon, both of which were
purchased of f. w. Stratman.
Mrs. James Hoare is enjoying a
visit from her brother, Mr.. Mitchell
who comes from southeastern Iowa
He expresses "a liking for our city
and its romantic surroundings.
Mrs. David Jacka received from
Fitzgibbon Bros. handsome Bike
Gear top buggy which is greatly ad.
mired and admitted to be one of the
handsomest turnouts in Mineral
Point.
For a lazy liver try Chamber.
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
They invigorate the liver, aid the di-
gestion, regulate the bowels and pre-
vent bilious attacks. For sale at Wv.
ian's Pharmacy.
w. j. Suthers, of Chicago, and
Frank Suthers, of Madison, gave ven'
to their patriotism in Mineral Point
this year. There was every evidence
of their having had huge time with
friends and old associates.
-Thos. w. Bishop, a knight of the
|press and quill, joined with his folks
here Just in time for the celebration
1t is hoped he enjoyed himself to the
same extent that his coming was en-
Ijoyed by one and all.
Mrs. w. p. Peters, daughter Elsie
and son Charles, of Dodgeville, and
niece Miss Bice, of Lacrosse, called
on relatives here the past week. Miss
Bice remained several days, guest
at the M. Il. parsonage.
Mr.. William Skinner and daugh-
ter Lucie of Waldwick returned from
Ladysmith this state Tuesday. They
report most enjoyable trip and are
well pleased with the condition OF
the crops, etc. of that section.
The outlook is favorable for a
good game of ball at the fair grounds
in this city tomorrow, when the fast
team of Dodgeville will line up
against our home boys, who are cap
able of putting up good game.
Linden was largely represented
here on the Fourth, and in return our
citizens kept agoing hither on the
Fifth (on which day our neighbors
usually celebrate with vim) so long
as the livery and other conveyances
held out.
Freeman Shepard joined his
wife at GAINESVILLE, where the latter
was visiting, and there they spent
the Fourth. They no doubt had a
glorious time, as Janesville's cele-
bration is heralded as the best in
the history of that place.
1t is said "the temptation to
claim something that is found is
twice as strong as the desire to steal
Perhaps this accounts for the fact
that the rightful owners of articles
lost rarely recover them, regardless
of the general advertising for same.
Mrs. Frank Newman and chill
dren, recently of Shullsburg, visited
for three or four days during the past
week with her brothers Myron and
Art Jacobs, preparatory to departure
for Pierre, S. Dakota, where her hus-
ha..d has established himself in bns-