Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-09-17
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buy of G. Varlin.
Frank Lynch returned to Milwau-
kee Tuesday.
Choice home-killed pork at Ora
ber's. Phone 5.
Miss Clara Fisher returned from a
visit in Chicago Saturday night.
-Medellia's Best Flour. - Wallace
Bros. Phone So. Try sack.
Mrs. Alex Mcneil returned from
ten DAVIS visit in Milwaukee Friday.
A variety of choice hams and
bacon. always on hand at Graber's.
Phone 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Thies returned
from Chicago and other points last
week
ALWAYS a good smoke-the Infant
Sc Cigar. A brand that has stood the
test of time.
Jesse Foster of Shullsburg is spend
ing this week with Mineral Point
friends.
Galena's board of education has
instituted course in agriculture in the
high school of that place.
How in all the world did the col
leges and schools, in the old days, get
along without football and baseball
clubs.
George Brown has reason to be
proud of his young driving team which
took first premium at the Big Badger
Fair.
Miss Lucy McKenna, who has been
visiting at the Alex Mcneil home, re-
turned to her home in Madison last
week.
Misses Leon and Isabella Reilly and
Jennie Whalen of Darlington visited
with Miss Ethel Bliss from Friday until
Monday.
Will Brown, hveryman, had added
recently three nice vehicles to his
stock. They are of the celebrated
Clark make.
On Monday morning Harry Whit
ford boarded the train for Appleton, to
enter Lawrence University. Good luck
to you Bear"
John GRADER, who has been spend
ing the summer with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. GRADER, returned to Cali
fornia Tuesday.
The $500 card club met last night
at the home of Miss Cummings. They
reorganized and intend carrying on par
ties as heretofore.
Geo, Ziegans, piano tuner, is in
Mineral Point and will remain until the
26th inst Orders may be left at
Hanscom & Co. S book store, Maugers
jewelry store or with j. P Hawkins.
-Messrs. Samuel and John Terrell,
each accompanied by his better half,
left Tuesday noon for Miller, S, D.,
where they will visit a sister of the
Messrs. Terrell. They will also call on
relatives in Newell and Storm Lake,
Iowa
Nine double-decked cars loaded
with $500 sheep from Idaho, passed
through Gaena Junction on the Great
Western enroute for Chicago last week.
They were from the snow-capped
mountains of that state and had been
on the road ten days.
w. G. Roberts fractured a liga-
ment of his left knee while unloading
an ice cream freezer last week and
has since been confined to his room.
1t is very painful injury and will
keep him on the retired list for a
couple Of weeks. Darlington Repub-
ican.
The following birth notice recently
appeared in an exchange: Born to
the wife of jim Jones, a boy. The
boy favors his dad in several ways,
viz; He is bald, he has red nose,
takes to the bottle like bumblebee to
clover blossom and makes lot Of
noise over nothing.
Where is the man who runs this
49, SbcblIs c4ohtu a ldIRt5 ntoiiy
man, in tone of voice that was
decidedly offensive to the boy in
charge. "He isn't in sir, Just now"
replied the lad, "but if you are very
hungry l can show you to a stall. -
Nashville American.
Geo. Grange was in town Monday.
He is recovering from the injury sus-
tanned in runaway and is able to be
around on one crutch. He was looking
after the hide business at this place
and was accompanied by Howard
Roberts, son of the man for whom he
was buying hides. Blanchardville
Blade.
Prof. Jesse Vannatta Of Dodge
vile, who has been seriously i'll at the
home Of his parents in this city, is re-
covering. His left leg was completely
paralyzed and his right arm affected,
but it Is thought that this will last but