Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-10-29

party nominees for county office. AL
are true and efficient.
| Dan Bridges, who is working a
blaeksmithing at Benton, spent por
ton of this week at his home in thi:
city.
Jayne Tregilgus, who is attending
Platteville Normal, spent Saturday anc
Sunday at the home of her parents ii
this city.
Mrs w. Wasley, who has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. f. Potter, re.
turned to her home in Faribault, Mimi,
Tuesday.
Louis Whitford and sister, Mrs.
Howard Nicholas, took the train yes
terday for Milwaukee where they will
make short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Douglas of Chica-
go were over-Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Brewer. Mrs. Douglas
is sister of Mrs. Brewer.
Mrs. Fred Spratler and little son
John were summoned to Platteville
on Sunday on account of the serious
illness of Mrs. Spratler's mother, Mrs.
j. Hardcastle.
Lost between Correll & Martin S
clothing store and the Primitive Metho-
dist church the sum of $40. Finder
leave at this office and receive liberal
reward. 43w2
Mr.. j. F. Heberlein and daughter
Katherine, and Mr.. NJ r. Riley, who
attended the Heberlein-Gorgen we'd
ding, returned to their homes in Fenni-
more yesterday.
Clyde Terrill of Shullsburg came up
Friday to spend few days with his
parents BY the way, Clyde has bought
a half interest in the Gundry cigar
factory at the Burg.
Married, today, Thursday, Oct. 20,
1908, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Craze in this city, by Rev. w. I.
Walker, Mr.. Denzel Bambrough and
Miss Dorothy Trevalio.
1t is reported that the Mason mine
machinery at Linden will be. torn down
and moved to Highland, where it will
go on some ground owned by the Min
eral Point Zinc company.
Joseph Pennypacker of Milwaukee,
who is a director and shareholder in
the Mckinley mine, has decided to
move his family to Dodgeville, near
where said mine is located.
-Seventy-fve head of the finest pure
bred, registered Poland China Hogs to
be found in The country will go at the
Gordon sale at the fair grounds in this
city on Thursday, Nov. 9Th.
Clayton Marks has subleased part
of the Coker ground in Mifflin township
and awarded a contract to the Galena
Iron Works to equip the shaft with two
IL inch crosshead lift pumps.
r. H. Goldsworthy left last Satur-
day for visit with his son Horace at
Marion, Ind, but reached there only in
time to accompany him home, Horace
having disposed of his interests there.
The C. & n. w. Ry. Co. has a
force of $50 men laying rails in the old
freight yards at GAINESVILLE. When the
work is finished the double tracking
from Chicago to GAINESVILLE will be corn
pleted
-Monroe's high school football team
| is reputed to be the heaviest in the
world, the eleven players averaging 1913
pounds. The GAINESVILLE Recorder is our
| authority. GAINESVILLE was defeated by
q score of 81 to the other day. See?
Jack Collins of Brodhead visited
friends here Saturday. Jack has been
out on the Pacific extension of the C.
M. & st. P. railway. While there he
visited viii Vickerman, formerly of
this place, whom he found in good
spirits.
The C. M. & st. p shops at Mil
waukee are turning out train day,
including % cars, an engine and ca
boose. These trains leave the shop,
with train crew, not to return, as they
will be used in the western extension
of the road. The crew goes through
with the train.
The Dodgeville school board reports
80 nonresident pupils in the schools OF
that place, 81 of whom are in the high
school The tuition fee turned into the
school treasury from this source
amounts to So, 343. This is thought Il
be the largest nonresident list in any
high school in the state
On Tuesday r. H. Beckerleg EN-
barked for North Dakota, where h,
has land possessions and where he ex
poets to make his future home. H,
chartered a special car and took will
him eight horses, some choice chickens
some furniture, farm implements and
lot of grain for seed purposes and 9th
> erwise.
Mineral Point lays claim to tn,
| most enthusiastic BRYAN boomer in III,