Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-08-06
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friends in Dodgevllle.
Miss Elizabeth Kim visited friends
in Darlington yesterday.
Will Chamley returned on Sunday
from an outing at Fox Lake.
W. R. Cox of Dodgeville spent a
few days last week in this city.
Harry Whitford and Frank Mcneil
were callers in Dodgeville Sunday.
John |. Hahn of Dodgeville was a
business caller in this city Tuesday.
j. B. Nauert of Boscobel was a
business caller in this city yesterday.
Miss Helen Nelson of Chicago
spent Saturday with friends in this city.
Miss Fife Tonkin returned Satur-
day from four weeks visit in Chicago
and Beloit.
Mrs. Henderson, of Platteville is
spending this week with her daughter,
Mrs. B. Walker.
ALWAYS a good smoke-the Infant
SC Cigar. A brand that has stood the
test of time.
Don't fail to hear Francis f. Nc
Govern at the city hall park tomorrow
friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F Bishop Jr. re-
turned Saturday from two week S
visit at Fox Lake.
The old reliable First and Best Fair
will be held at Mineral Point on Au-
gust 1921 inclusive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Penhallegon re-
turned Saturday evening from pleas
ent outing at Lake Geneva.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chamley and
son Harold tripped to Milwaukee on
Monday and returned last night.
Too hot to bake buy your Bread
- Saffron Buns I Cinnamon Rolls
Doughnuts - Pies Cakes-Cookies at
the Home Bakery.
Jack" Harris is home from New
York; came Monday. He likes the
great metropolis and will return thither
after a brief vacation.
j. P. Hawkins went to Chicago
Saturday and returned Monday. He
was accompanied home by his little
grandson, Joe Padon.
Stacy Kitto spent Sunday with his
parents in this city and was accompan-
led on his return to Dodgeville by his
mother and his little son.
Miss Bess Brewer departed yester-
day for Ripon, Wis, where she will en-
ter upon the duties of stenographer for
the college at that place.
For a limited time we will sell as
an Introductory offer 6 cakes of Liquo-
zone soap for 25c. Ivey's Pharmacy.
Some farmers have been obliged to
stop haying to cut their oats, but near
ly all the bumper hay crop for 1903 is
an the barn or stack.
On complaint of Game Warden
Hugh Wilson of Darlington, Martin
Kielsoyue of Shullsburg was fined $50
and cost for dynamiting fish.
1t is claimed that Wauzeka man
has made tomatoes and potatoes grow
on the same vine. The man who likes
catsup on his Saratoga chips would have
snap.
Miss Eunice Blewett, the efficient
stenographer for Fielder & Fielder, is
partaking of her summer vacation,
which will be spent principally at La
Sale, Ill.,, and vicinity.
The Institute at Dodgeville closed
Tuesday. This has been one of the
most successful and largest attended
institutes ever held in Iowa County.
There were 2O8 enrollments.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Brown, formerly of this
city, now residing with her daughter,
Mrs. Walter Spratler at Evansville,
Wis, greeted relatives and old friends
in this city this week.
Mrs. Freeman Shepard and chill
dren returned last Thursday from a
visit of few weeks with relatives in
Eau Claire. Mr.. Shepard met them in
Janesville and accompanied them home.
"A street in Freeport caved in few
days ago and nearly swallowed one wo-
man, two horses and a buggy. 1t seems
that creek formerly ran through the
street and the cave in was on bed Of
quicksand.
Edwin Prideaux received this week
from Fitzgibbons Bros. a. fine light
driving wagon and w. H. Osborne, a
light one horse surrey. They are two
fine turnouts and were bought at whole
sale prices. 1w
Mrs. M. L. White and daughter
Shirley, Mrs. VIM. Treweek, daughter
Gretta and son Orville, and Marion
Jones, returned from the Assembly al
Madison last Saturday.
An examination Of this year 5
premium list shows that the premium.
offered at the First and Best Fair ar,
as liberal as overland a magnifcent