Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-09-19

'N'Ni hiSli III lHe state,
having the faculty of making himself
agreeable and accommodating to the
travelling fraternity.
IN. X. Van Matre has DISPOSED Of
his home, located near the south ter
minus OF Iowa street, to Mrs. S. Fitz-
simons. Nate, it is understood will
move to his farm near Favette We
don't like this idea of losing such Jolly
citizen.
Saturday Yves. Pedley came I'm
from Benton. whittier he went to attend
his fathers funeral. He returned Mon
day with the intention of remaining
there. His many friends in Mineral
Point Will regret that he is no longer
one of us.
Ed Mitchell, Jr., of Butte, Mon.
tana, is spending this week with rela-
tives and friends in this vicinity. Ed is
enjoying the good position of under
gre i'd boss in one of the large mines
at that place, He reports his wife and
three children well and happy.
Mr. jolly and wife, Mr.. Oates and
wife, Mr.. Canon and wife, Mrs. Cham
berlain, Mrs. Anthony and Mrs. Palmer
drove up from Darlington last Sunday
to hear their old friend and neighbor.
DR.. Frizzell, preach at the P. M.
church. They We're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Pagel.
TUESDAY afternoon Robt. Colds
worthy sauntered into the Tribune of
flee without warning but was none the
less welcome. He arrived in town Mon
day and halls from South Chicago where
he is in the employment of the Illinois
Steel Works. Rob says he can't stay
longer than this week
Will Paynter, after putting in nigh
unto year at working in the Liverpool
mine, this city, has returned to his
home in Hurley, Wis. Wills gentleman
ly conduct and industrious ways won
him many friends who will be glad to
greet him back to Mineral Point should
he ever choose to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Ross and two
little children are out from Chicago this
week for short visit with their folks.
They are in good health and spirits and
bear the signs of prosperity; but then,
fellows of Johns sterling qualities are
bound to succeed, and they are deserv-
ing. By the way, John is good puller
for the Sox ball club.
The w. C. T. u. will hold their
next regular meeting at the M. E.
church Monday Sept. %, at 3 p. m. 1t
is earnestly desired that all members
be present so as to get the benefit of
the study on Alcohol The topic of the
day is: 'Why Alcohol is not Food
led by Mrs. Annie Sherman. Delegates
are also to be elected to the county con-
vention TO be held at Cobb September
26 or 27.
The Tribune is favored with COM
plimentary ticket to the Price County
Fair to be held next week. A former
employe of the Tribune, Geo. r. Fos-
ter, is the secretary, and he would be
more that pleased to meet some of his
old friends from this section at the fsir
1t would prove nice outing and afford
an opportunity to see the northern part
of the state By the way, George is al
so publisher of the Phillips Bee.
Commencing October LIST, births,
deaths, marriages and accidents will
have to be filed with the local registrar
of vital statistics, who is a subordinate
of new state body, to be known as the
state bureau of vital statistics, and UNI
der the supervision of the state board
of health. The local registrar in cities
is the health officer Of the board of
health, and in villages and towns the
village or town clerk. The fee to be
received by the physician, midwife,
minister, court commissioner, judge,
Justice or other person for filing a GER
tifcato of birth, death, marriage or &C
cident is Csc, and the local registrar re-
ceives 15c for filing it; the expense to
be borne, as heretofore, by the county.
Before Oct. 1st, each physician, mid
wife and undertaken must register his
name and address with the local regis
trar. No burial will be allowed without
a permit. The law, which makes other
changes also, is quite long one. Town
and village clerks should read it through
carefully. 1t is chapter 469 Of the new
session laws. ri
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