Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-03
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. McMurrough
,snt Sunday at the home of Hugh
gcDermott
Mrs. NJ. Meuer and daughter Gene
Il dsve spent Thanksgiving with relatives
i Ridgeway.
Miss Elizabeth Mari of Platteville
4 d, been a guest of Mary Palzkill for
he past week.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Win Mitchell of
Dodreville were guests of relatives in
bis city Sunday.
Clarence Peters spent the latter
art of last week with relatives at
u 8sloit and Rockford.
IA Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Heathcock of
Freely, Colo, are guests of Mr.. and
Hrs. JOS Heathcock.
u Rose Dunbar, who teaches near
II arlington, spent the Thanksgiving va
I alton at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Hanscom visit
3 4 their daughters Henrietta and Susan
4 d Milwaukee last week.
q -Messrs. Phil Gorgen, Will Toay,
dBen Miller and Jack Moling spent last
q thursday at Darlington.
4 Miss Katharine Heberlein of Fenni-
] more was Thanksgiving guest of Mr..
md Mrs. F. H. Heberlein.
4 Leo Fardy of Mukwonago came
u y Tuesday for a few days visit with
lis uncle Mr.. Andrew Fardy.
Mr.. Henry Clay Pitts of Mauger's
!. ewelry store was guest of Darlington
Friends on Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. VIM. Vickerman has returned
rom Gle Elum. Wash, where she has
been visiting her son VIM. Jr.
Mrs. Ben Jacka and children spent
Thanksgiving at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Mont Ramsden at Beloit.
Mrs. j. w. Horn was in Chicago
during the past week in the interest
Of the Lenahan Millinery store.
Miss Hazel Perkins and Lester
Kelley of Dodgeville attended the
Thanksgiving dance in this city.
Ray Alton and Frank Prideaux
we're among the Thanksgiving home
comers, hailing from Milwaukee.
Miss Shirley White entertained
seven of her friends at a birthday par
y at her home on Monday evening.
Mr.. Frank jerks, of our high
school faculty, spent the Thanksgiving
vacation at his home in Dodgeville.
Miss Temperance Knight spent a
few days with friends at Kendall, this
state, last week, returning Sunday.
Miss Wartner of the Gundry G.
Gray dressmaking establishment spent
Thanksgiving at her home in Lodi.
Don't forget the chicken-pie supper
and bazaar to be held by the Co-Work-
ors at the Primitive church tonight.
Get busy and buy your Xmas china
at once. We are selling our entire
stock at cost. The Toay Grocery Co.
Nothing nicer for a Christmas gift
than a gents, lady's or child's rocker.
Bishop & Stephenson can supply you.
Mrs. E. w. Sylvester returned on
Friday of last week from visit with
relatives at Montfort and Livingston.
Did you ever try to see how many
Of your friends can repeat the ten com
nandments? And how about yourself?
Mr.. and Mrs. James MeDermott
are now residents of our city, but will
still continue farming to some extent.
Miss Augusta Lorch, German and
Latin instructor in our high school,
spent Thanksgiving at her home in
Madison.
Allie Murrish returned on Tuesday
night from a three months stay in the
vest. He has been in Idaho, Utah and
Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Allen and twin
Il daughters Bessie and Grace were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cork a few days
last week.
The Quaker Doctor and the Quaker
Dentist have established offices in the
First National Bank building. Note
\ .hange in ad.
Ben Hoskin, Mr. and Mrs Geo.
tace and Mr.. Hoskin's two nieces,
Kisses Richards and Polkinghorn, spent
Monday in Benton.
Mrs. J. A. Spratler and daughter
Laura enjoyed their Thanksgiving feast
& the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Reese at Dodgeville.
The foot ball game in this city
man, sgiving day resulted, % 70 0 in
'a'7r Of the home team, Dodgeville
seeming to be outclassed