Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-04-18
Local Overflow.

Local. overflow.
Bishop & Stephenson sell furniture
Henry Kaufman left for Chicag,
Monday.
Mr.. Weickenand of Darlington wa.
here on business.
A. d. Slower of Platteville wa.
here over Sunday.
Ellsworth Harris is working at tn,
Electric Light Plant.
Rev. M. Chase went to Chicago
the first of the week.
Mr.. Claire Church is now an en-
gineer on the M. P. & NJ,
Mr.. Ward of Darlington visited il
this city early in the week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Roy Nae
on Wednesday, daughter.
Fred Walters and Frank Suther.
were in Milwaukee Tuesday.
VIM. Kuelling of Shullsburg cam,
up Tuesday to visit relatives.
Arthur Dubois of Baraboo visited
in this city Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Girling start
ed for Toledo and Chicago last Friday
The Rev. Thos. Kent visited with
Rev. j Hardcastle, in Platteville, las
week
Myrtle Chapman and Rudy Nj
Gilligan of Dodgeville were here Sat
urday
Mrs. Thos. Sims spent portion o.
the past week visiting friends in Oar
lington.
Mrs. Rudolph Berau of milwaukee,
is here, also Mrs. John Schilling of Mil
waukee.
Rev. w. A. Goebel of GAINESVILLE
came up Monday to look after mining
interests.
The Misses Eta and Clara Balm
bridge of Platteville Normal visited oul
high school last Friday.
Peter Toay of Warren came W
Tuesday to attend the funeral of hi
brother, N T. Martin.
Mrs. Bridge and daughter Florence
returned to Platteville last Saturday
after weeks visit here.
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from the Sinsiniwa school to attend The
| funeral of her grandmother.
Geo. Rudersdorf of Lancaster wa'
here on business connected with the
John Ross mine last Tuesday.
Fred Whalen, who is fireman on thu
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul r. r.
is spending vacation at his home in thi
city.
Gus Riddle returned Friday from
| Hammond, Ind, with M. p. a. n. en-
CINE No. /, where it had been for re
pairs.
Miss Grace Adams went to Savanna
H., last Friday. The sickness of he
friend, Mrs. Mile Hill, called he
thither.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hammill are en-
joying a visit from their daughter, Mrs
Joslyn and her two daughters of Port
land, Maine.
| -Willet Bennett returned to Gram
Rapids. Wis; last Friday where she i
employed as teacher in the publ
schools of that city.
After two weeks visit with rela
tives and friends in this city, Mrs. w
T. Cox returned to her home at Evans
ton, H., on Monday.
-Chas. Allen of GAINESVILLE has bee
employed by Weidenfeller Bros. TO as
sist them during the summer at paint
ing and paper hanging.
On account of the funeral of n. I
Martin, who was a member of on
school board, the public schools wer
closed Wednesday afternoon.
| i Iit iltN IOul LIOuSt dL "
| is nearly ready for occupancy. 1t
thought the officers will move into tn
new building by the first of May.
VIM. Stude and Jas. Penberth
invaded Iowa territory the first of tn
week. We don't know, but surmise
was horses they were looking after
Tomorrow friday a goodly nun
Der of Odd Fellows of this city will 6
to Mifflin to participate in the organ
izing Of new lodge at that place tn;
even ng.
W. j. Davis, mail carrier visite
with his parents in the Welsh Settl
ment on Sunday. Wills father is no
past "a years of age and is in a feeb
condition.
Now comes the wall that seed col
is sure to be poor this year, because