Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-10-17

by the department last spring and the
experimental force made thorough
study during the summer with good
results.
No ashes, no smoke or odor. no
bother. A cold weather stove and the
handiest heater for spring and fall
Barrier Ideal Oil Heaters.
80 N. T. MARTIN EST.
Five carloads of stock were shipped
from here Monday, and eight more cars
were in waiting at the four-mile june
ton below to join in the march to the
slaughter house.
Chas. Knight spent Sunday at his
home in this city. AS Tribune readers
have been apprised, Charles is an in
structor in the agricultural department
of our state university.
Warren Senthel-Leader: Mrs. Jas.
Spensley, of Mineral Point, and son
Dick, of Deer Lodge, Mont., came
today to visit the formers daS ghter-in-
law, Mrs. Irma Spensley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kline of Elk
horn were visitors at the home of j. F.
Bergen a few days this week. They
came to see their daughter Blanche,
who teaches in our high school.
Ern. Ovitz has been elected presi-
dent OF the junior class of the Illinois
University. This among school honors
includes the social honor of leading the
grand march of the junior prom.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Zeihen of Kan.
sasville, Wis, returned to their home
Monday after a pleasant visit at st.
Mary's parsonage. Mrs. Zeihen was
formerly Rev. Weyer's housekeeper.
Will Kemmerling and Clyde Terrill,
two of Mineral Points Industrious
young men now employed If GAINESVILLE,
were out over Sunday for the pleasure
of mingling with relatives and friends.
-Hurrah, for the Cubs Join in boys,
you who thought we of the Tribune
were off in our calculations. They won
the coveted worlds championship on
their merits, in management and play
ing.
Theodore Uuger came out from
Milwaukee on Monday to visit with rel
atives and boyhood chums. Business
won't permit his staying long. He
will be accompanied on his return by
his wife whose coming hither was a
week or more in advance of his.
-Dodgeville Chronicle: Mrs. Roy
Penhallegon of Mineral Point has been
spending the past week in this city with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Hearn,
and many friends. Mrs. Penhallegon
is here while her husband is making q
trip to Texas
-Platteville Witness: Miss Lulu
Draper returned to Beloit after few
DAYS visit at the home of her uncle,
2. C. Draper. Miss Draper holds re-
sponsible position as bookkeeper with
the Henry G. Hollahan Clothing Com.
pany of Beloit.
! Matt Schmidt, residing upwards OF
siy. miles southwest of this city, haC
several stacks of grain destroyed by
fire last week. Sparks from the en-
gire which had just been started up fol
the purpose of threshing the grain, IL
the supposed cause.
On Friday last Mrs. N. j. Kieffe
. and Mrs. Frank Underholzer started OIL
) trip to Madison, Baraboo and Prairi
du Sac at each of which places the.
will spend few days with relative
, and friends. They expect to return il
about ten days from starting time.
A man in neighboring town VIII
secured wife through matrimonia
agency is now trying to secure di
vorce. Just another instance of findinI
that mail order bargains are not as rep
resented and that a much better grad
of the same article could be secured a
home.
Out of the $500, 600 contributed t
the Mckinley monument, dedicated re
Gently at Canton, Ohio, citizens of Wis
f consin gave over SIS, 900, raised chief
: through the personal efforts of the lat
Henry C. Payne of Milwaukee. Tn
e late Senator Mark Hanna was associat
0 ed with Mr.. Payne in TIE work.
The attractions of Chicago las
week varied between base ball and tn
e corn palace, with the odds in favor {
base ball. although base ball ticket
: sold at from 81 to So each, while any
body could get into the corn palace fc
g 50 cents. Base ball never fattened
steer or a hog but it's king" in tn
! city just the same.
y A. A. Huebsch, formerly mo-
. esteemed instructor in our high schoo
a was in Mineral Point lest Thursda.
e He paid quite visit to the high scho
). and interested the students with Ia
n on Salt Lake City, where he has bee