Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-07-23

49,. I'm AN1ipH anu cNllufen are
visiting in Chicago.
Miss Evelyn Fielder is visiting rel.
atlyes in Elk Grove.
| Mont Prideaux of Milwaukee spent
sunday among relatives and friends in
this city.
Miss Gertrude Weidenfeller has re-
turned after weeks pleasant visit in
Darlington.
Fred Engels has become associated
with Alder Appel in conducting the
Appel barber-shop.
Miss Shirley and Kenneth Kane of
belolt are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred GRADER.
Misses Anna Bloom and Mary RYAN
OF this city are attending teachers in
stltute at Darlington.
Misses Margaret Kieffer and Louise
Iernes, accompanied by John Gorgen.
We're Sunday callers in Dodgeville.
j. B. Harker Phil Trevala. Byron
Alton, r. c. Wiley, and Ed. Jenkin
were Linden callers in our city Tuesday.
Will Norman and John Strosta have
returned from GAINESVILLE and will re-
sumo work at the Red Trunk cigar
factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Osborne and
daughter Florence have returned from
GAINESVILLE and taken up their residence
in Mineral Point.
j. j. Fielder and Lawrence Gibbons
left Sunday for trip to Milwaukee,
Fond du Lac, and thence to Appleton,
to be present at the Catholic Knights
convention.
The Mineral Point Firemen base
ball team will play the Waldwicl team
at the fair grounds in this city tomor-
row friday. Waldwick has good
team, and our fremen can play some
too, so watch out for good game.
Blair Crawford, who has been
studying pharmacy at Valparaiso, Ind,
for several weeks, arrived in this city
Monday noon for a weeks visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Craw-
ford, after which he goes to Pueblo,
Colo, where good position awaites
him.
Married on Wednesday morning,
July 22d, at St Paul's Rectory, Mr..
Henry Schill of the town of Mineral
Point and Miss Genevieve Priestley of
this city. Best man was William Muir
ply and bridesmaid, Miss Annie Schill.
Rev. Father O'Keefe performed the
cermony.
While dance was in progress in
the armory building at Stoughton,
swarm of bees came in and took forci-
bic possession Of the hall 1t is thought
they had been disturbed and were
attracted by the brilliant light. The
dancers all got home early that night
and the bees held the fort until they
were removed by an apiarist the fol
lowing day.
Ringing Bros. have nearly a COM
plete town on wheels. The circus sup
ports it's own postoffice. The post
master Of Ringlingville is Jules Tur-
nour. He handles on an average of
900 letters day. In addition to
postoffice, the circus also supports a
library, two general stores, a dynamo
plant, hospital, hotel, dental parlor,
barber shops, shoe shops, and photo
graph gallery
The following persons from this
city are attending the teachers insti-
tute at 'Dodgeville: Beulah Doney,
Anna Bray, Mable Hutchins, Ethel
Cooking, Nora Jackson, Florence jack
son, Ella Richards, Katharine Davis,
Della Coady, Ebet Uren, Mayme Tyrer,
Frank Aide, Grace Bennett, Nellie
Lewis. Edith benson, Cora Kislingbury,
LuelIa Stephenson, Mary Toay Pearl
Cooking, Mary Cooking and Mary
Godfrey.
On Tuesday afternoon about 400
O'Clock. Misses Nettie and Della
Whalen. Lu. Ternes, Willet Bennett
and friend Marian Gray Of Milwaukee
started for Dodgeville on foot. 1t APP
peared at first as though they had
fallen by the way-side but on Thursday
thew returned safe and sound-on foot.
They were accompanied from Dodge
Vile bv Mrs. A. Anderson. They de-
clared it fine and were not the least bit
tired or at least so they claim.
The Oregon wis Republican is
not running a matrimonial bureau bat
seven girls who have set type there have
married in the last four years, the last
one being Miss Orissa Waggoner who
Jumped the matrimonial broom stick
! last week with Adolph Wilde. They say
| it is a dead cinch that any girl who
works there viii marry and they are
considering the project Of guaranteeing
husband to every girl that enroiIs as
a compositor.
"A sensation was calsed in church
circles in Kenosha, Wis, last week IN