Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Jolley last Friday
evening. The members rode out to Mr..
Jolley's country home in hayrack.
Quality is essential. Prompt SER
vices are pleasing. Low prices are
profitable. All to be found at Ivey s
Pharmacy. al
Misses Bess Grange and Jess Prid-
eaux and Messrs. Phil Gorgen and Ben
Miller attended dance at Darlington
last Thursday.
The Misses Dora and Matte Bot
toms left last Sunday for Chicago,
where they will enter school for
trained nurses.
Isn't it time that all circus banners
in the city were taken down? Being
badly weather worn they signally fail
as ornaments.
Mrs. Deahofe left Tuesday after
noon for few days visit with M. H.
Wilson, nee Berta Deahofe, in our
states metropolis.
Jos. Stendebach it out from Chica-
go this week for social time with
friends. He looks we'll and bears the
signs of prosperity.
The Plattevi'io papers report Mrs.
Hardcastle suffering from a sprained
wrist, the result of fall from the bug
gy while driving Thursdays
Married at Mineral Point by Police
Justice H. Pitts, on October "a, 1907,
Herbert Stock of Platteville and Cath
arine Clark of Mineral Point.
Rev S. A. Bender being somewhat
indisposed, Rev. T. Kent fraternally
preached the sermon at the M E.
church last Sunday evening.
Yesterday Mrs. Thos. Sims went to
Darlington for the purpose of joining
her sister, Mrs. King, of that place, on
a trip to Iowa to visit relatives.
Mr.. John Tredinnick left last Fri
day for Beloit where he will remain for
a short time. From there he goes to
Wyoming with intentions of remaining.
Rev. S. r. Chubb, of Kewanee, ILL.,,
will preach at the P. M. church next
Sunday morning. His coming is in the
interest of the connexional centenary
fund.
The D. d. ID. club was entertained
at the home of J. F. Bergen last Satur-
day evening by Miss Florence McSorley
| of Delavan. She returned to her home
yesterday.
The w. r. C. district convention,
held at Dodgeville last Friday, was at
tended by about thirty of this city. They
report an instructive time and royal
reception.
When a fellow gets a chicken at
the local market that, upon eating,
makes him think of that old conundrum,
'How old is ANN, it is time to change
meat markets.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ooley returned
Monday from South Dakota, bringing
with them their stock and household
goods. They have been in Dakota
about two years.
Mrs. Geo. Bottomley has returned
home after spending the summer with
her son Harry and his wife at Mime
apolis. Thos. Bottomley of Des Moines,
Iowa, came home with his mother.
According to the Repn ter the peo-
pie of Edgerton have been up against
wood famine for short time recent
ly when for few days there was not q
stick for sale at any of the yards there.
"A story is told of Platteville CIR
who is patiently waiting for reduction
in the price of face powder, because
she read in TIE papers that ''the gov
eminent is going after the powder
trust.
Parties mailing post cards enclosed
in envelopes, transparent CIR otherwise
must affix postage same as for letter
| two cents for each ounce or fraction)
before mailing; otherwise they will be-
held for postage.
The Corn and Dairy Expositions re
Gently held in Chicago are said to hay,
been successful and win be held again