Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-09-05
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kee Monday.
Will Treweek of Jonesdale called
here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gerlach went to
Chicago Sunday.
Special prices in Wall Paper at
lvey's Pharmacy. So
Mrs. Sam Cant started Tuesday noon
for Winfred, S. D.
Ethel Healy is visiting relatives in
Milwaukee this week.
Special Sc 'e of box writing paper
at Hanscom's book store. 35
Geo. G. Cox is attending the Min
nesota state fair now in session.
-Mabes Amsden of Miffiin has been
guest of Chas. Wong this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kearns left
for their home in Elgin, ILL.,, Saturday
noon.
F. N. Appuhn, j. H. Ryan and ?.
T. Dodd of Freeport, H., were here
Sunday.
Ed Gorgen and Ounce" Knight
called on friends in Dodgeville Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Arthur Lanyon, of Waukee-
gan, H., is guest of Mineral Point
relatives.
ALWAYS a good smoke-the Infant
sc Cigar. A brand that has stood the
test of time.
Sarah Connaughton went to Chca-
go Monday morning to resume work as
school teacher.
Mrs. j. W. Mack and sons Francis
and Clark returned from Milwaukee
Friday evening".
Mrs. Ed. Kieffer and two children
returned to their home in Chicago last
Friday morning.
Misses Edith Crum and Agnes
Brewer spent the past few days visit
ing friends in Dodgevile.
Miss Mary Gorgen left on last Fri
day morning for Grand Rapids, Wis,
where she will teach school.
"A good gray mare for sale at d
reasonable price. Inquire at office of
George Girling, Mineral Point. SO
Miss Libby Harris of New York
City is guest at the home OF her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Harris.
Mrs. John Anderson and Miss Zoe
Harker returned from six weeks visit
in Central City, S. OAK last Friday.
After spending the summer with
friends here Miss Hope Simmington re-
turned to her home in Chicago Monday.
Anna Penberthy, formerly of this
city, now of Beloit, spent several days
visiting here. She returned Saturday.
VIM. Stude of this city captured
several blue ribbons at the Darlington
fair last week on his Poland-China
hogs.
Ernest Staber will attend the Stan
ford California; University the com
ing year. He has left here for that
purpose.
Clarence Schill ling returned to his
home in Milwaukee last Saturday after
spending few weeks with relatives in
this city.
Miss Willet Bennett and Miss l..
Ternes departed Monday morning to
take up the task of school teaching in
Milwaukee.
Mrs. Katharine Michigan left for
Chicago on Saturday after spending
two months with her brother, Tom
Smith, of this city.
Milo Burgess has gone to Silver
City, Colorado, where he will perform
office duties for prominent mining
company of that place.
Miss Ethel Curry is with her aunt,
Mrs. w. P. Peters, Dodgeville, for an
indefinite period and may attend the
high school Of that place.
Miss Florence Ferguson, who has
been employed in the real estate office
of Geo. Girling, left on Friday noon for
Hel HOHiS III OlIdIIOIu, OllldTlO.
Rev. DR.. Frizzell, one of the fore
most thinkers and orators of the day,
will occupy the pulpit of the Primitive
Methodist church next Sunday.
On Monday Myron Jacobs moved
into his new home on the hill in the
northeastern part Of the city. He has
ten acres in connection Herewith.
Miss Nora O'Dowd, having been
selected by the Livingston school board
as one of the teachers for that progress
sive village, left for there Saturday.
Monday mornings train took out
VIII Christoifie and Nellie Padon for
their Chicago home. Their summer va
cation of several weeks vas spent here
''Dick" Spensley, after an absence
of sixteen years in the West, is here,
the illness of the late Mrs. Shirley
Phillips being the cause Of his presence.