Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-17
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u If you want to buy clothing right
N Inv of G. varlin.
81 Gold Medal flour at Wallace Bros.
IA Will Molitor was a visitor in OAR
n tngton Tuesday.
DIR. Chas. Ross visited in Chicago
ii ,be first of this week.
n -Chas. Springer returned yesterday
y rom a business trip to Chicago.
q Mrs. Morris Parkinson spent Friday
N nth friends at the county seat.
d Wallace Bros. for raisins, currants,
4 ,aFron, canied lemon and citron.
4 Fine line of silk-lined kid and Mocha
II cloves. Useful gifts. G. Varlin.
N Ladies Felt Shoes at s1.00, $l.25
q and $3.50 per pail, at Days Shoe
Store. 5lw3
Jas. S. Hunter, of Mt. Vernon, S.
Oak, is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Correll
F. H. Fallon, the genial insurance
man transacted business at Darlington
ast week.
John Kieffer Jr. attended coal
Dealers meeting in Milwaukee the first
Of the week.
Miss Catharine Riley returned from
visit with GAINESVILLE friends on
Wednesday.
ALWAYS a good smoke-the Infant
4 Cigar. A brand that has stood the
test of time.
Nick Linden left this noon for
Prairie du Chen to receive treatment
for rheumatism.
Mrs. J. A. Spratler and daughter
Laura are spending this week with rel
stives at Dodgeville.
The new round-house is just about
.mpleted and will soon be ready to
] arbor 1he engines.
"A party of eight spent last Sunday
SEEMING pleasantly at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. N. Fischer.
Mrs. Harry George of Shullsburg
was a guest of her mother, Mrs. johann
na Gundry, this week.
Mrs. r. Conover returned to Du-
'buque last Friday after visit with her
sister Mrs. w. M. Gratiot.
We are not cutting down our stock
Of china but actually closing it out at
cost. The Toay Grocery Co.
Miss Ethel Bliss has returned from
Darlington where she has been visiting
relatives the past two months.
Mrs. C. Squires and Mrs. Lizzie
lWashburn of Platteville visited their
'ister Mrs. l.. Boynton last week.
"A. 7. Thatcher of st. Louis, repre-
sentative of the New Jersey Zinc COM
|pany, visited this city last Saturday.
-Messrs. Frank Kenney and Mike
Pitt are sinking a shaft on their lots
/ the northwestern part of the city.
The Red Cross stamps can be
Bought at almost any store. Buy them
1 Ind help to stamp out the white plague.
Strong line of pure linen bandker-
chiefs including our holiday special 15c
each, 2 for 25c, pure linen. &C. Varlin.
Mrs. John Pearce left last week
for Racine where she will spend the
winter with her daughter Mrs. A.
white.
Miss Maudy Lutz, who has been
lguest at the home of ]. P. Frieden this
summer, has returned to her home in
1hicago.
Fay Jacobs, who had the misfortune
4 10 break some bones in one of his feet
I ast week, was able to be down town
" Monday.
1t is astonishing that no matter
Pow much Christmas money you have
b spend it always falls $40 or SIS short
what you need.
1t is reported that gentleman has
u yented a process for burning water,
! hereby solving the fuel problem. viii
II ann ID. try to corner water?
N Miss Eliza Smith returned to her
II 0me in Merillon, this state, last
81 Wednesday after spending pleasant
ID sit with friends in this city.
~ Morris Tonkin came home on Sun
~ from Crystal Falls, Mich, where
So holds a position as telegrapher
Re win remain until after the holidays.
III Purchasers of holiday goods should
Y refully scan the Tribune advertise
aents. Our merchants not only carry
IN sre and desirable goods, but are relia-
81 Miss Matte Sprole returned TO her
# ONE in st. Louis on Tuesday of this
# Seek. She was accompanied by her
IN ster Mrs. S. c.. Ross and three chill