Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-12-27


Joan, who will spend week or so in
the Chicago whirl.
The Misses Nettie and Della Whal-
en- and Miss Susan Hanscom, students
of the Milwaukee normal, have united
with their folks here for the festive
season.
Miss Sarah Connaughton, holding a
position as teacher in the Chicago pub
lie schools, arrived home Saturday noon
to spend her vacation with her relatives
in this city.
The Badger Club dance last night
was hummer. at least fifty couple
participated. The Twilight orchestra
of seven pieces furnished new and pleas
! ing music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bottomley are
among the happy ones of our city at
this time, and all because of the pres
ence of their daughter, Miss Ida, who
halls from Chicago.
Earl Jackson, student at Lawrence
University, is another of the boys fully
aware that there's no place like
home" particularly at this season of
the year.
The Misses Mary Gorgen and Will
lett Bennett, teachers in the public
schools of Grand Rapids, are at home
to partake of enjoyments not to be
found elsewhere.
Miss Kate Tonkin helped to make
Christmas merry at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Tonkin, by
coming out from Chicago, where she
holds good position.
Miss Mamie Bishop arrived home
Saturday night to spend her vacation
with parents and relatives. She holds
position as instructor of drawing in
the Oshkosh public schools.
Will, Win. and Ira REYNOLDS, three
Mineral Point boys making progress in
Chicago because of their real worth,
were meath the parental roof in this
ity for Ga risirass doings.
Mr.. Herman Parmley, assistant
principal of the Mt. Horeb schools, and
his sister, Miss Jennie, who attends
school at Ripon, are among the home
corners for the holidays.
Elmer Hornung came down from
Madison last week to spend few days
with friends in this city. On Monday
he left for Dubuque, where he will
stay with relatives for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Ross and chill
dren left last Friday for St. Louis.
Their stay will be indefinite, excepting
Mr.. Ross, who will likely be back ere
long to look after business interests.
Miss Temperance Knight, teacher
in the public shoots at Kendall, Monroe I
county, makes the home and social cir
cles the merrier by her presence in
Point at this 20, be joyful"
time.
about nine miles of here, favored the
Tribune with a call Saturday. They re-
port quite savorably on everything ex-
cert the roads which were lawfully
bad.
Frank and Ernie Ovitz are up from
Urbana, Ill.,, where Frank is an in
structor and Ernie student in the uni
versity at that place. Frank came by
way of Milwaukee so that he could ac-
his sisters Della and Hazel
home.
The Warren Sentinel issued an ex-
creditable Christmas num-
Der of sixteen pages, printed on pink
book stock. The liberal advertising pat
of local merchants is striking
feature.
Mrs. Bridge and daughter Florence
are here from Platteville to join with
relatives for the holidays. Miss Florence
who graduated from our high school
last June, is attending the normal at |
that place.
DIR. George Spang, located at Gin
this state, in the practice of
dentistry, is here to spend Christmas
at the home of his parents, and meet
once more with his many warm friends
in this city.
-Fitzgibbons Bros, Monroe, have a
complete stock of Cutters, Runner At
and Surrey Bobs. They
have Portland Cutters for $1,000 and
f. o. b. Mineral Point Write
for catalogue and price list. 47w6
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Crellen and son of |