Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-05-30
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Bishop & Stephenson sell furniture.
| H. n. Fielder of Cuba City was
here Monday.
| Frank Hickcox of the u. of w. was
here last Friday,
Seeds that will grow, at lvey's
Pharmacy. II
Miss Clark of Richland Center was
visitor in this city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Slower spent
Sunday with Platteville relatives.
Ben Miller and Allie Murrish at
tended Dodgeville dance Monday night.
Mabel Matson and Mayme Tyrer
were visitors at our high school Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Parry of Dodge
vile visited Mineral Point relatives
Monday.
Father Rohr of Monroe was guest
at the home of Rev. Weyer few days
this week.
Geo. Whitford and wife Of Beloit are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. VIM.
Henry Kieffer has again been quite
sick, but at present he is some better,
being able to get out.
Try. Lynch is here from Delevan
for brief visit. His wife has been at
the parental home for about two weeks.
Jack" Harris is home from New
York for two weeks vacation. He pro-
nounces the great metropolis the best
place on earth.
Clyde Davis, Clarence Potter, Bu-
ford Clark and sister, Miss Jennie Jones
and Miss Temperance Knight spent last
Sunday in Piatteville.
Allen Spang, engineer, and Mr..
Elliot, assayer, of the Kennedy mine at
Hazel Green, Sundayed with Mr..
Spangs folk S in this city.
John Jacobs came from Livingston
Friday and that night performed on his
clarinet in connection with the local or
chestra for the Badger dance.
Will Rindlaub, of the Platteville
Witness, joined his wife Saturday, who
had been spending several days here at
the parental home. They returned Sun
day.
George Tramel, who first saw the
light of day in Mineral Point, but for
several years has been located in Chi
cago, paid the cold town" visit Mon
day.
The long desired Sunday passenger
train will be put on next Sunday, June
End, arriving at 1880 and leaving at
80 p m. This train will carry the Sun
day papers.
On account of the death of Edw.
Cummings, Miss Temperance Knight
filled this week the position of Miss
Cummings, teacher of the sixth and
seventh grades.
Arthur Jackson, formerly of Miner
al Point, now an expert gas engine
man and general machinist, with head
quarters in Beloit, was here Friday ad-
Justing some mine machinery.
The Primitive Methodist conference
vii! TINS year be held at Platteville June
9th to 10th. Delegates from this city
are; Rev. Walker, H. Bray, ]. l..
jackson and G. Padon. Vice-delegates
c. VIM, M. Dunn and L. Oates.
Clyde Bachelor has disposed of his
dray and express business to the firm
of Linden & Branger and J. P. Kieffer,
Jr. The new firm will be known as the
Mineral Point Dray e. Express Co.
Attend the mass meeting tomorrow
(Friday) evening, called for enlighten-
ing the people concerning the new mu-
nicipal building, so that all may vote
intelligently thereon next Tuesday.
Earl Jackson, who is attending
Lawrence University, at Appleton, did
credit to himself and mis- 81 1ool in the
track and field meet at that place last
Friday, by his winning, in sensational
manner, the half-mile run, and in a
dead heat broke the state two-mile re-
cord, he and his competitor, Schurman,
of Beloit, both falling unconscious as
| they struck the tape.