Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-06-20

@'e nor seen any of the
ABOVE mentioned relatives, hence her
presence is the occasion of much pleas
ure on all sides.
Mrs. F. Z. Hanscom and daughter
henrietta are in Milwaukee. where tbav
Will remain during the Commencement
exercises of the Normal. Susan. daugb-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hanscom. is among
the graduates of that school this year
Monday morning Rev. W. t. Walk
er, wife and two children departed for
the scenes of early life in England
| Ihey will be absent about three months
during which time the P. NJ. church
pulpit will be supplied by the Beloit
college.
Mrs. JAS. Brewer is in Madison this
week to attend commencement exercis-
es of the State University from which
her son Robert is graduate this year.
he has an appointment on the staff of
| sN"N"Sio 90 aSSiStdit III lDe C0emlcal
department.
-Chas. Curry arrived last evening
from Pueblo, Col, where he and his
aunt and sister Ethel have spent the
winter. His aunt, Miss A. Z. Curry.
did not return on account of sickness,
and in consequence Ethel remained in
the west with her.
Mr.. James Morgan of Darlington
was an over-Sunday visitor in Mineral
Point. While Mr.. Morgan readily adj
mits that he enjoys such visits, we can
assure him that his numerous friends
here realize fully as much pleasure out
of them as does he.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Cox went over
to Platteville this week to be present at
| the Normal school closing exercises.
Their daughter, Miss Mile, is one of
the graduates Mrs. Bergen also went,
her niece, Miss Mary McSorley, being
another of the graduates.
Miss Bess Brewer and her brother
Paul arrived Saturday evening for a
visit at the parental home in this city.
1t is nearly two years since Miss Brew
er left for Los Angeles, CAL, where
she met with good success as a steno-
grapher. Paul halls from Chicago.
AT the meeting of the Mineral Point
Dairy Board Tuesday afternoon, June
18th, the following number of cheeses
were disposed of: 377 twins a llsc. 60
twins withdrawn. $50 daisies withdrawn
price offered II 1850. Next meeting
will be held Tuesday, July End, at U. S.
Hotel.
| Leslie Moffett and wife arrived in
our city Wednesday evening. Mr.. Mof-
felt is son of the late DR.. j. B. Moi
felt, for many years prominent physi-
clan of Mineral Point. This is Mr.. Mof-
fett's first visit to the place of his birth
since the family left here, twenty-three
years ago.
Mrs. B. T. Prideaux is enjoying a
visit from her sisters, Mrs. John Fen
wick of Laramie, Wy, and Mrs. w. S.
Trenhale of Bloomfield, Neb. These
ladies were of Mineral Point during
their girlhood days, and are meeting
with numerous old friends who extend a
hearty greeting.
Marjorie Shea, the year old daugh-
ter of Mrs. Bert Shea, died in the state
of Washington and the remains were
brought to Mineral Point last Friday
evening, accompanied by the mother
and aunt. The funeral took place from
the home of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Wicker
man on Sunday.
Last Friday evening about twenty
young lady friends gave Miss Lena
Thies farewell surprise party. AS a
token of their friendship they presented
her with a statue of the Sacred
Heart" Lena started Monday morning
for Racine where she intends to become
Dominican Sister.
-Sam'l Jenkin has purchased OF w.
w. Huxtable a portion or lot of that
southeast corner of the M. M. Strong
property which Mr.. Huxtable recently
secured through a real estate trade
with C. w. Hutchinson. 1t is understood
Mr.. Jenkin will build residence there
on in the near future.
If the visit to this city of the Mil
waukee Merchants and Manufacturers
association convince the c. M. & st. p
railway company that Mineral Point /!
entitled 10 a modern depot building ane
clean, safe approach to the same, cit
liens will mark for years hence Their
coming as red-etter event.
! Mr.. John Knight and daughter
Miss Temperance, are at Madison Thu
week participating as witnesses of thu
elaborate graduating exercises of tn
State University, from which institution
their son and brother Charles is grad
uated this year. Charley has been APP
pointed to position in the Department