Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-05-14
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sinners are being renovated, special
evangelists having the task.
Select home killed pork, any cut
you want, at Graders Metropolitan
Meat Market. Phone 5. Ia
Fifty Missouri miners arrived at
Hazel Green within the last week, hav-
ing been engaged as mill men.
The many friends of Miss Sarah
Walsh are glad to know that she is re-
covering rapidly from an operation for
appendicitis.
Out of ninety-fve applicants for
common school diplomas in Lafayette
county only forty-six secured the neces-
sary standing.
Never allow fish TO lie if it can
be hung conveniently, says popular
cookbook. This is also good rule to
apply to fisherman.
Having repeatedly failed to support
lecture course, Darling ton is likely to
go without these literary and musical
feasts the coming year.
Mrs. Jas. Callow has returned to
this city after spending the winter very
pleasantly with relatives in Santa Bar
bara and Los Angeles, Cal.
Fancy home killed beef at GRADER s
Metropolitan Meat Market. Those Con
Dunn heifers or Tom Tonkin steers
they can't be beat. Phone 5. Ia
If in the market for 4 buggy, road
wagon, or surry, call on the N. T.
Martin Estate and see their large line
of the famous "Blue Ribbon" goods.
H. C. Kendall, representative of
the Dodgevile Republic, was an
overnight sojouiner in this city Mon
day. The Tribune appreciated friend
ly call.
Friday afternoon the high school
boys will play Shullsburg high school
at the Fair Grounds Game called at
800 Everybody come as hot game
is expected.
Harry Hawkins and daughter Eta
and Chas. Tippets, a nephew, all of
Chicago, attended the funeral of Mrs.
j. P. Hankins, which took place in this
city Sunday.
Mearl Wiesen is home from Free
port, III. He will remain some little
time to recuperate from the effects of
an operation he underwent at hospital
of that place.
Mont PrideauX came out from Mil
waukee to witness the marriage of his
sister Nina which took place at the
parental home in this city last Satur-
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stephens and
daughter of Platteville, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Watkins of Edmund We're at
tendants at the funeral Of Mrs. j. P.
Hankins Sunday.
-Four Lancaster gents were arrested
last week on complaint of five young
ladies of that place, charged with inn
peding progress, making annoying and
obscene remarks.
Vim. F. Vivian returned Sunday
from five weeks sojourn with a
daughter in Oshkosh He reports that
section of the state thoroughly in soak
because Of much rain.
The Fireman's baseball team has
been organized and the ladies are do
ing some strenuous practicing in prepa-
ration for the game to be played at
Platteville next Wednesday.
A. V. Jacobs of the Tribune, in
company with his wife and little daugh-
ter, spent a portion of the past week
most pleasantly at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Bennett in Madison.
Albert Boltz and Clarence Lutjens,
formerly engineer and fireman on the
Mineral Point Division of the st. Paul
railway, are now at Butte, Mont, on
the new extension line of that company.
The Rebekahs of this city gave a
farewell reception at Odd Fellows hall
last Friday evening in honor of one Of
their members, Mrs. VIII Vickerman,
Jr., who will soon depart for the
northwest.
Harold Weidenfeller and Theodore
Martin represented Mineral Point at a
Dodgeville dance the other evening
They have nothing but praise for the
way in which they were received and
entertained.
Last year Dodgeville took in Sl06
as dog tax. The rate is not announced
but the general supposition is that il
was 81 per head. Mineral Point should
be able to raise that amount at ter
cents per head.
Frank Penhallegon is down from
Anoka, Minnesota, called hither by the
serious illness Of his mother, Mrs
Rebekah Penhalegon Mrs. Hattie Clos
a niece, is also here. She comes from
Mankato, MINI.