Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-08-27
Local Overflow.


If YOU want to buy clothing right
buy of G. Varlin.
Z Soft wood wanted. Wallace Bros.
M. Chase returned to Depew on
Sunday.
Will Kemmerling returned to James
Vile Sunday.
The hardest way to get votes is to
deserve them.
Clarence Rubado of Platteville was
a caller here Sunday.
Mrs. F. Anton of Racine is visiting
Mineral Point friends.
Mrs. John Mess of Rockwell Mills
is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rogers re-
turned to their home in Fort Dodge,
Iowa, last Thursday
Swell line of neckwear, newest
shades. weaves and patterns just re-
ceived at G. Varlin's.
Albert Appel returned to Chicago
on Tuesday after spending week with
his uncle Alder Appel.
John, Gilmore and Ed. GRADER, ac~
companied by Tarence Brady, spent
Sunday in Platteyille.
Mrs. W H. Jacka and daughters
Rachel and Lavon are visiting their son
and brother Leslie at Beloit.
Mrs. w. j. Cox of Englewood, H.,
arrived here Tuesday and is domiciled
at the j. W. Hutchinson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Benson, of
LaMoille, Iowa, are visiting relatives
in Mineral Point and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wearne of
Beloit were numbered among the home
Corners for the fair last week.
Mrs. Thomas Given of Manchester,
Iowa, is hither because of the sickness
of her sister Mrs. Sarah Oates.
Henry GRADER and James Hutchinson
Jr. came out from Chicago to attend
the fair They returned Sunday.
The Wilkinson lead mine at Benton
is paying dividends. Five men can take
out 8, 600 pounds of lead ore a day.
-Tarence Brady of Pleasant Prairie
spent last week with relatives in this
city. He returned home yesterday.
, Ernest Hudson came up from Spring
Green by auto last week. He visited
with his aunt, Mrs. j. l.. Beardsley.
The Misses Gertrude and Alta
Maine of GAINESVILLE were entertained
by Mineral Point friends during the
fair.
Misses Emily Sims, Rose McMullen
and Norah hartman of Dodgeville
were guests of Miss Leila Gribble last
week.
Mrs. J. Peters ard daughter Agnes
attended the funeral of Mr.. Charles
McCabe which took place at Chicago
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Stair are spend
ing a couple of weeks enjoying them
selves around some of Wisconsin's
northern lakes.
r. J. Martin spent the latter part
Of last week and part of this week in
Chicago in the interests of the firm of
Cornell & Martin.
Misses Jeanette and Clara Kearns
and James Kearns returned to their
home in Elgin Tuesday. They were
here for the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Immel left here
yesterday morning for their Missouri
home a week joyously spent among old
friends and scenes.
W. Thomas and daughter Mabel,
Of Platteville, were among the several
good people Of that place who attended
the fair in this city.
Clarence Stephenson came from
Beloit to witness a good fair and have
good time and did not go back to his
labors disappointed
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Morrison of Oak
Park, ILL.,, visited relatives in this city
the past week. Miss Bessie Francis of
Chicago accompanied them.
-"Chickens come home early to
roost, - according to the old adage.
More Of our young men and women
would do well to do likewise.
, Miss Ethel Hassman returned 20
her home in Milwaukee Monday after
spending an enjoyable week here as a
guest of Miss Susan Hanscom.
Mrs. Fred GRADER departed yester-
day for an extended trip through the
east. She viii visit Chicago. Pittsburg.
Philadelphia and New York City.
When in Monroe price our car
RACES, farm and milk wagons and
harness. We want your trade and you
want to save money. Miller Mfg. Co..
Monroe, Wis. 25w2
The livery firm of Brown & Harker
mas dissolved partnership, Nh. Brown
remaining in the old stand and Mr..
Harker running a new stable - +bo IA