Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-11-28
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Bishop & Stephenson sell furniture.
d. H. Baker of Cobb was caller
here Monday.
Miss Mayme Miller spent Sunday
at Union Mills.
Beagle dog wanted. Will pay good
erice for good dog.
49, ~ WILLIAM HACK.
/ ATTORNEY E. c.. Fielder transacted
business in Dodgeville Tuesday.
Stacy Kitto and Co. Supt. Bray
drove over from Dodgevile Sunday.
Willie James of Dodgeville circulat-
ed among friends in this city Sunday.
Mrs, Ed. Jenkin of Linden was
business caller at this Office Saturday.
Prepare for winter. Window glass,
all sizes. at Prideaux & Bliss drug
store.
Charlie Knight came home Wednes-
day noon to spend Thanksgiving with
his parents.
Charlie Penhallegon is here from
Wenatchee, Wash. for visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Amy Jenkin took in the Wis
consin- Minnesota football game at Mad
ison last Saturday.
Mr.. James Morgan of Darlington
was an over-Sunday visitor at the home
of his son, DR.. w. j. Morgan.
Miss Mary Healy and little nephew
Charlie left Saturday morning for a
short visit with relatives in Chicago.
| Miss Marie Perkins, daughter OF
Superintendent Perkins of the County
Home. called on Mineral Point friends
Monday.
The d. D. D. s were royalty enter
tanned by Miss Gussie Staber at the
home of Fred Walters last Friday
evening.
Mr.. Robert Gardner of Ridgeway
township was in our city Saturday and
the Tribune vas among the many glad
to see him.
| Miss Gertrude Francois left on yes
terday Moons train for visit with her
sister. Mrs. George Goldsworthy, who
lives in Chicago.
| Mrs. Bert Walker went to MllWau-
kee yesterday morning. From there she
will 90 to Racine. She will be gone
about two weeks.
There was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. A. Fathers, 1919 Hamilton Ave,
Racine, on Thursday, Nov. Ia, 1907, a
baby boy. All well.
The answer to the question docs
farming pay?" is affirmative, and 1t
would pay still better if the roads were
permanently improved.
On Monday of this week Mrs. j. A.
Spratler and daughter Laura lett mere
for Pittsburg, Kan, there to remain an
indefinate period, possibly all winter.
The state has a parcel of inspect
ors of barns and stables prowllng about,
all through the country to see and re-
port conditions specially OF the COW
barns. Better look out or he'll get you!
l The Rev. Frazell will give his Illus
trated lecture on the Life OF Christ,
next Monday eveniIs g, in the lecture
, room of the P. M. church. Admission
free: a collection will be taken to de-
fray expenses.
Genial Josh Robinson of Hollandae
transacted business in Mineral Point last
J Saturday. The Tribune enjoyed few
] moments of his time during which he dis
cussed local and national affairs from ar
intellectual standpoint.
An editor in the northern part OF
I the state, since the ruling of the inter
state commerce commission cut OIL his
pass. has dropped the time table from
his paper and prints this line: TRAINS
are due when you see the smoke.
II Clarence Ray of our neighborine
J city of Lancaster, who is teaching the
. English language to Alfonso, King Of
Spain, is said to be attempting to inter
est the king to come to America Il
: Denver to receive medical treatment
, for tuberculosis.
. you have model husband, - sale
caller to newly married woman
b The young wife felt proud of the com
pliment and the next day she looked j
up in the dictionary to find Model
A small imitation of the real thing.
A conscience stricken woman, VIII,
travelled to the amount OF Is cents o.
the Milwaukee road several years ag,
without paying her way, has written