Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-07-23
Local Overflow.

If you want 70 Duy cloInlng rlgn
buy of G. Varlin.
Will Bohan went TO Plattevill,
Monday on business.
-Orville Treweek left for Madison
this noon to attend the assembly.
Mrs. 10. Jones is visiting at tn,
home of her son Harry in Beloit.
ALWAYS a good smoke the rnfan
&c Cigar. A brand that has stood the
test of time.
Misses Maud and Mable Matsor
have returned from a trip to Milwau
kee and Chicago.
Miss Florence Prideaux left Mon
dav for a two week S visit among rela.
tives at Mt. Horeb.
Charles Hornung and son Elmer ar.
rived here Monday evening for few
DAVIS visit among old friends
Miss Lucy Tregilgus departed Wed.
nesday for Platteville to visit relatives
and take IN the Chautauqua.
Misses Ada and Marie Schaumberg
are visiting this week at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Remphrey near
Darlington.
Mr.. Mat Demuth, who, while work
ing in the bayfield, sustained a bruise
on the hand, which resulted in blood
poison. is recovering rapidly.
Freight train No. 66, which former
w left here at APO p. m, now leaves
at 4 O'Clock. This change took effect
Tuesday, July q.
John r. Skewis and wife of Inwood,
Iowa, attended the funeral of John B.
Spensley which took place in this city
Wednesday, Mrs. Skewis being a sister
of the deceased.
"A Chicago preacher says a girl
who can't cook shouldn't marry. How
about the man who lacks the ability to
provide something to cook.
Miss Bernice Mcconnell Of Darling
ton returned to her home Saturday
after a pleasant visit Of a few days at
the home of Agnes Brewer.
-Assemblyman Morris of Ridgeway,
who is DESTROYS Of denomination, spent
a few hours in our city Tuesday He
was accompanied by his brother.
Rev. Father Barry informs us that
the plans and specifications for the
basement of the new Catholic church at
Hollandale are now ready for bids.
The violin recital and concert at
the Parish house tonight is sure to
prove a leading musical feast OF the
season. If you enjoy something rich
and classic, don't miss this.
A Superior, Wis, saloonkeeper
named Maniak has just been fined SIS
for selling a glass of beer to a minor.
1t is a wonder he didn't escape punish
ment on the insanity plea with a name
like that.
Arthur W. Kopp, of Platteville,
candidate for the Republican nominal
ton of Representative to Congress
from this district, was in Mineral
Point on Monday looking after political
interests.
Two hundred Chicago men watched
woman drown within few feet Of a
pier one Sunday recently, and not one
Of them tried to save her, which shows
what kind of hardened humanity a
large city produces.
Edgar Weber of Pittsburg, Kansas,
circulated among relatives and boyhooc
friends in this city several days during
the past week. He was enroute home
from Minnesota where he participated
in Shrine gathering.
Boys who are in the habit of killing
our song birds with air guns and sling
shots are probably not aware that it is
in violation of the law and person
who sees them kill bird can have then
arrested and fined for the offense.
After spending two weeks visiting
relatives and friends in this city, Miss
Margaret Kieffer returned to her home
IN Chicago last Tuesday. She was ac
companied by her niece, Marie Brandt
who will spend a few weeks among re
latives there.
Miss Sarah Walsh, who has been il
Milwaukee undergoing treatment il
one of the hospitals, had recovered suf
hciently to return to her home here OF
Tuesday. She was accompanied on tn,
return trip by her sister Rose, whC
went to Milwaukee last Friday foi
that purpose.
The football player and the fossy
boy who leads the cotillon are all yer,
well in their way, but the real cream
puff at this season of the year is tn,
youth who can't pass an ice cream sign
when a girl is with him without turn
ing in.
This is said to be a sure cure fo
warts: Several times a day moistel
the wart or spot with a little waite
and rub it with piece Of wasbin,