Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-06-20
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Ivey's Pharmacy. 20
|. Mrs. ]. Callow is visiting with a
daughter at Deadham, Iowa.
| Jas. Goldsworthy captured two
baby groundhogs last Saturday.
-Rumor hath thousand tongues,
and most of them are going at once.
Cora Kirkpatrick, who has been
teaching at Benton, is home for the
summer.
A. Appel was called to Chicago
Monday to see his brother Richard who
is seriously ill.
Miss Marie Thoma, who has been
attending school at Sinsinawa is home
| for her vacation.
| An ice-cream social will be held at
Pleasant View on Tuesday, June 25th.
All are welcome.
Mrs. John Foster is visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. George
Fink, in Madison.
| Mrs. Ferdinand Rochon of Florence,
Wis, is visiting at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. j. Mari.
| Mrs. P. Esch of Union Mills visited
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Schiller Sunday.
Mrs. Marshall Day has gone to
Mankato, Mimi, for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Jos. Tamblyn.
Will Mitchell of Dodgeville, formerly
of Mineral Point, is said to have invent
ed a new ball head fish bait.
West Pedley Sundayed with friends
here. West has been working on the
telephone lines in Bloomfield.
Maud O'Farrell returned to this
CITY Saturday night. She has been
teaching at Beloit the past year.
Miss Nell Livingston and Miss Ollie
Eustace of Livingston, visited friends
in this city within the past week.
Mrs. Richardson, nee Miss Ethel
Waters, and little son, are out from
| Chicago for a visit with relatives
Mrs. Fred Hill and little son of Sa-
wanna, ILL.,, are at the parental home,
that of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Gilman.
Ray Weidenfeller, Laurie GRADER
and Miss Kittie Shepard, university
students, are home Came Saturday.
Myrtle Vickerman came home from
Milwaukee Thursday, called hither by
the death of her sisters little daughter.
| Miss Nettie Schiller left Wednes-
day morning to visit relatives in Chilli
Gothic, Mo. She will remain there all
summer.
! Such seasonable goods as Moth
Balls, Hellebore, Paris Green and In
sect Powder can be found at Ivey's
Pharmacy. 25
Mrs. John Spensley is back from a
protracted stay at Dubuque. Her
daughter, Miss Margaret, is on Trip
! to Honolulu.
We are informed that Mike Brew
is the first patron of Route No. 2 to use
a split log drag on the rough roads. The
result is good.
From the popular standpoint, auto
mobile racing is an effort to ascertain
who can go fast without killing him
self or somebody else.
| Walter Kirkpatrick has left with
intentions of spending the summer at
Minot, S. D., where his father is locat-
ed on soldiers claim.
Rev. w. Irving Maurer, of Beloit,
Wis, will occupy the pulpit of the
Primitive Methodist church next Sun
day morning and evening.
The Commercial Club base ball team
is getting some good practice prepare
tory to going to Platteville to trim up
the Commercial team of that city Fri
day.
Last week the Tribune reported
Mrs. j. Callow as going to Freeport to
visit relatives. The note should have
read Miss Clara Callow. What erring
mortals we be.
Miss Anna May Bray, having fin
ished her years labors as teacher of a
school II southeastern Waldwick, has
gone for a visit with relatives at Lake
Linden, Mich.
| Mrs. Joseph Cork of Des Moines,
Iowa, came hither last week to visit
her father, Mr.. Simon Waters. Since
her arrival Mrs. Cork has experienced
quite sick spell.
The Highland base ball team here
after will have new name, as Sem
rad Bros. & Pusch have furnished them
with nice new gray uniforms. The club
| will go by the name of the Highland
Brewers
| "A Mr.. Pabst of Milwaukee, who re-
Gently paid Jas. Penberthy $500 for a
fine young driving mare, has been here
within the past week looking for a
mate, for which he would willingly pay
like sum.
Harry Harris is suffering from an