Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-10-03

the guests of Mrs. Lantz's sister, Miss
Mary Healy.
Fresh Sauer Kraut at Gorgen' S
Meat Market.
Landlord Atkinson and wife of the
u. S. Hotel entertained from Thursday
last to Monday of this week, Mrs.
Shields and Miss Ida Atkinson. Their
homes are at East Troy, this state.
"A little money in the bank is a
mighty good thing to have, and the
only way you can get it is to save part
of what you earn. Interest compound
ed on savings. Iowa County Bank.
AT an open meeting of Iowa Lodge,
No. l, |. 0. O. F., of this city, held
Monday Evening, Rev. Horton of
Dodgeville gave a pleasing address or
Odd Fellowship before an attentive
audience of fair size.
&C. F. Springer left on Monday
afternoons train to investigate the
looming up" of business at his branch
Red Trunk cigar factory in GAINESVILLE
with intent of going from there to
Chicago before returning.
Roy Penhallegon and Bert Johns
ton were seen with their grips hiking
for the depot shortly after dinner hour
Tuesday. They were going to take the
afternoon train for the Panhandle Sec
ton of Texas. 1t s land they're after.
John Thrasher returned to Sioux
Falls, S. D., on Monday after spending
week or more amid the scenes of his
boyhood and visiting with relatives and
the few old army comrades remaining.
John was member of Co. f, 18th Wis.
Mrs. Minta Haynes and Mrs. Mona
Rogers, both of Fit. Dodge, Ia, are the
welcome guests of relatives in this city;
the former at the home of her sister,
Mrs. H. S. We'll, and the latter at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. James.
Rev. Thomas Kent has purchased
of Mrs. Mary Fitzsimons lot No. 1872 in
the first ward, with intentions of build
ing himself home thereon. This will
be pleasing news to the many friends
in this city of the reverend gentleman
and his estimable wife.
Last weeks Tribune noted that
Edwin Prideaux, conductor, had been
transferred by the c. M. & ST. P. Ry
company to it's new extention out west.
That was, of course, providing Edwin
liked it. He investigated and has re-
turned satisfied to remain right here.
During the last couple of weeks
r. S. Crawford has been having huge
time angling in the lakes in and about
Sawyer county, and friends in this city
have ample proof of his splendid sue
cess, among them those of the Tribune
household 1t was delicious muskal-
longe, tickling the palate to perfection.
Thanks, Rob.
An exchange with much truth sug-
gests that the country is just now
secured by enthusiastic hunters, with
ten dollar dogs and fifty dollar guns,
who shoot away a dollars worth of
ammunition, wear out five dollar S
worth of clothes and spend two dollars
worth of time to get thirty cents worth
of game.
Despite the fact that the eastern
apple crop promises to be heavy this
fall, assuring sufficient supply OF
fruit, the prices are likely to be much
higher than they were last fall. There
has been a slight drop in price during
the past week but apples are still way
up and promise to be 80 during the en-
tire season.
ALWAYS a rood smoke the Infant
J sc Cigar. A brand that has stood the
test of time.
This is the first day of autumn
and the summer, which is past anc
gone, was about two degrees colder
: than previous summers" said Weather
Observer J. l.. Bartlett of Madison
{ Saturday. The average temperatur,
, for the summer months is 70 degrees
) 1t is estimated that the average Thu
5 wear has been about 68 degrees.