Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-01-02
Local Overflow.

e. Rigney of Blanchardville was a
caller here last Friday.
e. w. Crellen returned to his home
in Des Moines, Iowa, Tuesday.
Dan Rossiter, train dispatcher of
Milwaukee, was here on Sunday.
Oscar Vivian is here for an extend
ed visit with relatives; came Thursday.
IS Spring cutters in many designs
can be found at the N. t. Martin Est.
DIR. C. G.. Hubenthal returned last
Friday after spending Xmas vacation in
Milwaukee.
Mrs. Maggie Adams and daughter
Mary spent Xmas with relatives near
Platteville
Harry Gale came up from Chicago
to spend the holidays with his parents
in this city.
james Burke and family left Tues
dav for Milwaukee for short visit
with relatives.
The celebrated Regalia Zoe Cigar
has never Ialieu W sa1iSAy my SN
fastidious smoker.
Geo. Noble of Blanchardville spent
Xmas with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Noble, of this city.
Mrs. Bob Cloethers returned to
GAINESVILLE Monday noon. She has been
a guest Of Miss Maud Cork.
After spending short visit with
friends here, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Heath
returned to Lewiston, Mont.
1t has been long wait from Dec.
81, 1904, to another leap year, Ell, girls?
Let no reluctant swain escape.
Miss Nora Mari, an instructor in
the schools of Calumet, Mich, spent
the holidays at her home in this city.
VIM. Mauger, wife and family of
Platteville united with relatives of this
CITY for an observance of the new year S
coming.
"A. f. Bishop was called to Platte
vile to act as undertaken at the tuner
al of Mr.. Grindle, which occurred on
Tuesday.
The G. A. r. supper and campfire
Tuesday evening was exceptionally
well attended and proved success in
every way
Rev. and Mrs. Thos. Kent are back
from Chandler, Okla, where they en-
ioyed three weeks visit with one of
their sons.
Glen Suthers, grandson Of Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Suthers, came from Chicago
to spend with them the New Year fes-
tive season.
Mrs. j. F. Bergen and daughter
Dorothy left Tuesday for Delevan,
where they will visit with relatives for
a few days.
Mr.. Frank Hickcox and Miss Elva
Thompson of Madison were guests at
the home of William Blewett the latter
part of last week.
Mrs. G.. w. Price and son Robin
returned to Chicago on Tuesday after
spending a few days with friends and
relatives in this city.
Reports on the holiday trade indi-
cate that Il. Teddy Bear craze is over.
Returns are slow coming in as to the
fate of the third term craze.
After spending few days at the
home of Calvert Spensley, Mrs. Fred
Spensley and daughter returned to
their home in Madison on Tuesday.
Mrs. Lee Manley, of Let's, Iowa,
is a grandmother at 80 years of age.
She was married when under l6, ano
her daughter followed her example.
Advertising is to business what
steam is to an engine. Better get up
a little steam and keep your clerks
busy during the so-called dull months
Mrs. Lou O'Dowd Burdell of La
Crosse has been welcome holiday visi
tor at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John O'Dowd, in this city.
After spending the holidays will
relatives in this city, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Rogers and daughter returned
Monday to their home in TT. Dodge, la
Jack" Stephenson, who is en-
gagged at painting in Platteville, joine'
the home circle in this city for New
Years. He will remain week or two
Fred Gilman got here from Chi
cago lust in time for Christmas Dime
with father and mother. His wife &C
companied him. They remained owe
New Years.
in future white flag displayed a
the flagman's house at the Minera
Point railroad crossing, means that tn
crossing is clear for the passing of pr
vate conveyances.
Mr.. Harrison Willard, sterling c'i
izen Of Mifflin township, visited wit
his brother Ed. in this city during tn
mast week. While in our midst he d
not forget the Tribune.
Misses Anna Fallon, Bess Colin