Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-08-08
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Andrew Grange, Arthur Du Bois
and Misses Lizzie Matthews and Elsie
James were in Dodgeville Sunday for a
few hours only, hence omitted attend
ing Sunday school.
Mrs. Vaughan departed from this
station for New York Tuesday. For a
number of weeks previous she had been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Lanyon of this city.
Mrs. Jane Kirst is entertaining her
sisters Mrs. c. Wilkinson of Boise Citv
Idaho, and Mrs. Clark Thompson of
Chicago, and her granddaughter, Miss
Nelson of Dodgeville.
The Misses Amy and Bessie Martin.
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Mar
tin, formerly of Mineral Point. are
guests of relatives in this city. Their
home is in Minneapolis.
Hazel and Bessie, daughters of John
Argall, formerly of Mineral Point, now
of Lacrosse, spent a few hours in this
city last Friday while enroute to visit
relatives in Dodgeville.
Wanted, competent girl for general
house work in family of four. Wages,
five or six dollars per week. Address F.
+. Turneaure, University of Wisconsin
Madison, Wis. 3lw2
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Stair and Mr..
7. G. Lewis left here on Tuesday. Mrs.
Stair will remain in Spring Green while
Messrs. Lewis and Stair will go on
two weeks fishing trip up north.
Mrs. l.. Garlick, from the state of
Washington, and Mrs. Zohlsdorf of Mil
waukee have been visiting relatives in
Linden and in this city the past few
weeks. They returned to their homes
Tuesday.
Last Friday Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Meserole and Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Fled
Ter left for an auto trip. They visited
the cities of Madison, Dubuque, Shulls-
burg and Rockford, returning Monday
evening.
Miss Annie Prideaux is partaking
of respite from labor at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Prid-
eaux, this city. Miss Prideaux is and
has been for several years stenographer
for prominent Lacrosse firm.
John B. Spensley, wife and ale
daughter of Staceyville, Iowa, put in
the past week among relatives and
early life friends in Mineral Point. They
departed for home yesterday. John is
at the head of we'll established cream
cry at that place and success attends
his labors.
The Dorcas society and CO. w Workers,
young lady organizations of the Meth
odist Episcopal and Primitive Methodist
churches, held joint picnic on Capt.
S. E. Shepard's lawn Tuesday afternoon
and evening. 1t proved very happy
occasion, notwithstanding the inclement
weather during the evening.
-Gollmar Brothers circus has come
and gone. 1t enjoyed good patronage
in Mineral Point. 1t was meritorious in
spots, but to say that it was better than
when here two years ago, we cannot.
Two strong features in its favor, how
ever, are that it was clean and well
conducted. The proprietors are gentle
men and their influence is well stamped
on the circus as whole.
The Metropolitan Business College
of Chicago, was established in 1873. Its
history since then has been one of grad
ual and continual growth. 1t is now the
largest Commercial school in the coun-
try. The attendance during the past year
was over three thousand. 1t not only
trains It's students for business but
maintains an Employment Bureau,
which secures positions for its success
full graduates, without additional
charge. A catalogue and circulars will
be mailed upon request. 1w