Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-07-25

Ethel, arrived home Monday evening
after ten months sojourn in Pueblo
Colorado. Miss Nellie Daniels former
ly OF Mineral Point, accompanied them
| Mr.. Dings of Milwaukee came here
on Saturday and paid visit to the Tri-
poli mine. From here he went to Shulls-
burg to see about installing some of
Ding's Electric Separators in the mines
there.
Mr.. Fred Howe, president of the
Homesite Mining Co., came out from
GAINESVILLE Friday On Sunday Mr..
Howe, Otto Schicker and Chas. Cox
went to Platteville to see about some
new machinery for washing ore.
From all indications the Home
Coming feature in connection with orr
fair this year will be an unbounded
success. These who have written their
intentions of coming are many indeed.
and citizens are making preparation for
a hearty reception.
American women, it is said. spend
annually on powder, lotions, cream, ex-
tracts and various beautifying COM
pounds about $4,000, 600. A grum.
grouchy old bachelor alleges that about
SIS, 1877, 2S0.35 worth of it must not have
taken effect. Brute
And now it is said that the much
dreaded green bug" has not reached
Wisconsin, but that it is the ordinary
green louise frequent in oats, more so
than usual. These with rust will cause
the crop to fall below the average in
quality and quantity-
"A note from S. p. Bottoms, form
erly of this place, but who with wife
and family moved to Canada year ago
last spring, informs us that they like
that country very much and that crops
of all kinds are looking good. Their ad-
dress is Whitewood, Sask.
This mornings train conveyed from
here Mrs. Florence Redfearn, Misses
Jennie Walker, Maud Reynolds, Cora
Kirkpatrick, Agnes Brewer and one or
two others. They were ticketed for the
Monona Lake Assembly grounds where
they will pitch their tents.
After an absence of two weeks or
more Mr.. VIM. Oesterlie, of the Zinc
Works laboratory force, has returned
to this city full-hedged benedict. His
bride accompanied him of course. Her
maiden name was Miss Marie Hogrewe.
They were united in marriage at Wau-
keegan, Ill.,, the brides home, July 10.
The Tribune desires to be numbered
among the friends extending hearty
congratulations.
Mrs. Chas. cambridge died at Milf
fin yesterday morning. Although Mrs.
cambridge was not in the best Of health
death came quite sudden. Of late Mr..
and Mrs. cambridge have been resid-
ing in Platteville, and at the time of
deaths unexpected visitation were Wis
iting a son in Miff1in. Deceased was
sister of VIM. Vickerman of this city.
Besides her husband she leaves a son
and two daughters.
After a splendid time spent in visit
ing her friend, Miss Elsie Peters of
Dodgeville, Miss Maud O'Farrell has
returned to her home in this city accom-
panied by Miss Peters, and on Monday
evening entertained goodly number #
friends in honor of her guests pres
ence. Those present were: The Misses
Della and Nettie Whalen, Henrietta
Weise, Bess Grange, Agnes Gorgen,
Pearl Terrill, Jessie Prideaux, Rather
inc Hutchinson, Maud Lutz, Mrs. Roy
Penhallegon, and Messrs. Richard Gun
dry, Wallace Martin, Corliss Toay, Will
Molitor, Fred Engels, Clarence Potter,
viii Ternes and Chas. Curry.
Darlington Republican: Thomas
Hanson of Yellowstone, who was COM
mitted to the hospital for the insane at
Mendoza died there Friday Hanson was
prosperous farmer, aged Al, and had
been temperance leader for years. He
suddenly became insane on July 4th,
was committed the following day and
died there just one week later from a
sudden rush of blood to the brain. The
funeral was held Sunday.