Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-24
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q Grocery.
81 Mrs. T. cambridge of Mifflin was a
u aller in this city Saturday.
q ALWAYS good smoke-the Infant
" & Cigar. A brand that has stood the
= test of time.
T. Kretchmer embarked yesterday
for his home in Chicago where he will
spend the holidays.
Mrs. e. w. Crellen, nee Miss Amy
Hutchinson, is here from Des Moines,
4 Iowa, the guest of relatives.
4 We are not cutting down our stock
i of china but actually closing it out at
cost. The Toay Grocery Co.
J. H. Tyack and T. M. Priestley
left today for Madison where they will
spend Christmas with relatives.
Strong line of pure linen bandker-
chiefs including our holiday special 15c
each, for 25c, pure linen. &C. Varlin.
Highlands business men are SER
ously agitating the formulation of an
agreement to do business on a cash
basis only.
DIR. and Mrs. j. B. Curry of Cass-
vile are guests for the holidays at the
home of the Dr's. parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. N. Curry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ross and chill
dren have returned from Chicago.
Helen is the owner of nice pony since
their trip to the city.
-Masons are requested to meet at
the Temple at $50 Sunday evening and
attend St. Johns day services at Trinity
Episcopal church in body.
Mrs. Bert Arthur and son David
departed yesterday for Sioux City, Iowa,
where they will make an extended
visit with Mrs. Arthur's sister, Mrs.
Albion White.
Mr.. VIM. Fieldhouse of the Field
house Nurseries of Dodgeville, was in
this city yesterday disposing of fine
lot of Christmas trees. He was accom-
panied by his son Virgil.
The Quaker Dentist has joined a
class taking a special post graduate
course in prosthetic dentistry in
Chicago. Meanwhile his family will
visit relatives in Milwaukee.
The premium lists for the second
annual show of the Mineral Point Poul-
try Association have been issued and
display spirit of enterprise on the part
of the advertisers and officials.
Mrs. Hattie Shannon of Nora
Springs, Iowa, is visiting at the home
of Mr., and Mrs. F. w. Matson. Mrs.
Shannon is an aunt of Martha Mathews
and has several other relatives here.
Mr. Morris Clauer received this
week one Of Fitzgibbons Bros. spring
cutters. DR.. j. P. Parmley has also re-
ceived a two-seated surry bob. Both are
fine turnouts and the parties are well
pleased with their bargains. 1w
The Plum Grove school, taught by
Miss Mary Toay of this city, closed for
the Christmas vacation last Friday
evening with Christmas entertainment
and box social which was attended by a
number of our young people.
An advancement association has
been organized at Hollandale and a
wide-a-wake set of officers elected.
Over fifty lots of Severson's recent adj
dition to that village have already been
sold. Surely Hollandale is on the map.
-Jno. Goldsworthy, commonly known
as Butch" met with a misfortune
Friday last. A wagon box he was en-
gagged in loading slipped and dropped on
his right foot, and he suffered bad
bruise in consequence. AS a result he is
using crutches. Linden Leader
Henry Strand got his right hand
caught in the gearing of cream sep
arator last Tuesday afternoon, causing
more or less laceration of all the fin
gers, the little one being so badly
crushed that DIR. Mcdonald had to am
putate it. Hollandale Review.
As the 1:20 st. Paul train pulled
out last Thursday the exclamation was
heard, Come on Nickp" and a tele-
phone message from Highland Junction
some ten minutes later explained the
situation. Henry Linden was to accom-
pany his brother Nick to Prairie du
Chen, but had boarded the st. Paul in
stead of waiting for the Northern.
The electric theatre conducted at
Mineral Point by Burr and Showalter
of this city is doing a good business. 1t
has been the management aim from
the first 70 get only the very best at
fractions in the moving picture line and
their efforts TO deliver the goods" are
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