Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-02-28
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Bishop & Stephenson sell furniture.
Cold Cures of all kinds at Ivey's
Pharmacy.
John Jackson visited at Highland
last Friday.
Rob Crawford of Madison was home
over Sunday.
N. T. Martin is an additional men,
Der to the sick list.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph j.
| Fielder, daughter.
Herbert Baker went to Madison
last Friday. He returned Monday noon.
The special sale at Miller & Fardy's
is now on. Read advertisement care
fully.
| Will and Henry Brant of Chicago
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in this
city.
Mrs. Bert Bennett enjoyed a visit
from her sister, of Wyoming Valley
last west.
Mrs. Jas. Jones of Meriden, Iowa,
was present at the funeral of her moth
er, Mrs. Parkinson.
Mrs. John Ternes and son Alfred OF
Ridgeway, spent last week at the home
of Mrs. Peter Meuer.
Jas. J. Mitchell came from Staun-
ton, southern Illinois, to attend the flu
neral of his brother Henry.
| Walter cambridge, assistant teach
er in our high school, spent Friday and
| Saturday at his home in Mfflin.
Herman Parmley spent Washing
ington's birthday at his home in this
city. He teaches at Mt. Horeb.
Will Mitchell of Dodgeville attend
ed the funeral of his uncle, Henry
Mitchell, which was held Tuesday.
Miss Florence Jones, who attends
school at Kemper Hail. spent a few
| days at the parental home this week.
The interior of Varlir's clothing
store has been very much beautitied by
the application of paint and wallpaper.
Mrs. T. Pagel, Mrs. Harwick and
Mrs. r. Hughes were delegates for the
Eastern Star at Milwaukee last week.
Miss Lottie Hawkins, who has been
at Buffalo, N. Y, for the past eight
weeks, returned to her home here on
Monday.
While at the Chicago horse sale last
week G. W. Holmes and d. C. Jacka
bought a richly trotting-bred three
year-old.
After an extended visit with her
folks in Milwaukee, Mrs. DR.. C. G.. HUI
benthal returned to her home in this
city last week.
Agnes Brewer visited from Friday
until Monday with her brother Rob at
Madison and attended banquet of the
Chemistry Club.
Leslie A. Ross left here Tuesday
for Houston, Texas, where he intends
forming syndicate to purchase large
tract of railroad land.
Mr.. Will Carpenter died at Platte
vile on the 18th inst. after prolonged
illness. His wife was formerly Miss
Dell O'Dowd of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Penhallegon
left this morning on a trip to Florida.
At Chicago they will be joined by Mr..
and Mrs. James Penhallegon.
Miss Anna Steffen, who has been
visiting relatives in this city for some
time, returned to her home in lie Mars,
Iowa, this Thursday morning.
Ella Coleman of Chicago was sum-
moned to her home in this city on ac-
of the the serious condition of her
mother who is very i'll with pneumonia.
The new goods arriving daily at
Gundry & Gray Co.'S. is proof that Mr..
Ed. Brown, of that firm, made some ex-
tensive purchases while in Chicago last
week.
Phil Heibering was home from RAJ
cine over Sunday. Phil has branched
out into the piano business, being as
sistant state agent for Boardman &
Gray.
H. G. jackson of this city was at
Barneveld last week and made land
deal with S. P. Woodbury. whereby the
latter gets what is known as the Hos
king farm, located halfway between
here and Dodgeville, while Mr.. Jackson
secures dairy farm near Barneveld.