Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-06-04
Iowa COUNTY BANK.

Mrs. Emma Penhallegon, who left
here on Monday, May 25, for Eng
land, has arrived safely at her destina-
ton. The ship on which she sailed
made remarkably fast trip across the
Atlantic, completing it in five days,
four hours and thirty minutes.
Albert Enzenroth returned Satur-
day from his trip into South Dakota.
He reports the country as looking fine
with signs of progress and contentment
hanging out everywhere. His princi
pal stay was at Huron. of which place
he speaks very complimentary.
Cupid work resulted in Mr.. Alton
j. Mathews and Miss Abbie Elan. both
of Dodgevile, driving to this city on
Tuesday, June 2, 1908, and lining up in
front of the Rev, w. I. Walker at the
P. M. parsonage and taking the vows
that cemented their lives as one.
"A dozen brave knights of this city
drove out to Dodgeville last Thursday
evening amid the thunder's roar and
the lightning's flash to join with the
Knights of Pythias of that place per
agreement. They were rewarded with
a royal reception and good time.
Will Michigan, who learned how
to stick type in the Tribune Office, and
IS now foreman of the Blanchardville
Blade, came hither on Monday to be ON
hand Tuesday and witness the slaugh-
GER the school boys of his town admin
istered to the local school nine on the
diamond.
Charles Peters of Viroqua, the
latest boy in Wisconsin, is glad that
June is near. Contrary to the belief
of most people, Charles does not suffer
from torrid weather, and he now de-
clares that he is preparing to enjoy the
summer. He is seventeen years old
and weighs 400 pounds.
VIM. After, about SO years old, who
lives in Argyle, had an arm amputated
recently to save his life. The hand
had been injured several weeks before,
and blood poisoning ensued. Mr.. and
Mrs. After have been married 62 years.
1t is thought now his arm stub will
heal and that he will recover.
When Supt. Buell. found that pen
MES and small change which had been
stolen from the pockets of young ladies'
coats and from teachers desks in the
GAINESVILLE high school were being used
by youthful gamblers at poolroom,
he swore out warrant for the arrest
of j. A. and Charles Miller on the
charge of having gambling DEVICES in
operation.
Out of doors looks very inviting
these days. The grass, rich and luxur-
liant, carpets the fields; the birds make
glad melody in the tyeetops; the air and
sunlight give forth their tonic lavishly.
Everywhere life is busy drawing its
sustenance from natures bountiful
store house. The man or woman in
search of health and vigor should get
| in touch with nature at close quarters.
Olaf Berglund, an old Darlington
boy who was injured by the train at
Freeport about eight months ago, has
entered suit at Minneapolis against the
Illinois Central railroad for $25, 900.
Half of one foot was taken off in the
accident and he was in the hospital for
six months. He alleges in his com
plant that the accident was caused by
defect in the foot-board of the en-
CINE = Darlington Republican.
Sadie Raymond and a strong sup
porting company will present ''The
Missouri Girl at the opera house June
9Th Miss RaypondTis Albright little
actress of unusual meriF and has done
great deal tbwar8 making "The
Missouri Girl" the popular play it is
today. She is without rival as a
character soubrette, possessing fine
singing voice, good looks and charming
manner that has won for her an envi-
able reputation among theater-goers.
Early Thursday morning of last
week, May 28, the Clanton livery sta
bic in Fennimore was destroyed by
fire. Seven horses persisted. All the
rigs but one, all the harness, feed,
grain, etc, were destroyed A barn
adjoining and an empty shop belonging
to G. ~ Graham were also burned.
The origin Of the fire is unknown. The
building was owned by f. Trap and
insured for 81, 200. Mr.. Clanton had a
| like amount on the contents. The loss
is estimated at SIS, 900