Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-10-01

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orchard last week of which he shipped
a carload to Chicago.
| Choice home-killed pork at Ora
ber's. Phone 5.
I'm Potosi girls caught stealing
grapes get horsewhipped. The grapes
must be awfully sweet or the girls
skins awfully tough to stand severe
punishment like that.
Henry Kislingbury, who has been
working in st. Louis during the past
summer, arrived in this city Saturday
for short visit with his parents. He
left Monday for Madison.
The Badger Dancing Club for the
winter of 'O8 100 is being organized
and there is every indication that the
number of members will equal, if not
exceed, that of previous years.
Mrs. Disbrow, who has spent
pleasant summer at the home of her
son w. NJ Disbrow, manager of the
Merry Christmas mine, left today for
her home in Newark, New Jersey.
Somebody has made the interesting
discovery that the blond criminals out
number the brunettes who go wrong.
1t may be, however, that the brunettes
who bleach are counted as blondes.
John Jeuck Jr., wife ana children,
of Chicago and Miss Barbara Jeuck of
Milwaukee, who were summoned here
by the death of their father, returned
to their respective homes on Monday.
In many towns and cities of the
state special elections have been held
to determine the amount of license to
be enforced for liquor privileges. In
most cases there is higher tendency.
-Acorns and clover seed are an TILL
usual crop this year. 1t has been no
ticed for many years that nearly all
seed-bearing plants are more certain of
production of seed in dry seasons than
in wet.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Toay have
just returned from trip among Illinois
relatives. During their absence they
attended the wedding of niece, Miss
Rogers, daughter of Sampson Rogers,
of Oak Park.
The Tribune is in receipt of copy
of the Freeport Evening Sentinel in
which appears an illustration of the
finest residence in that city. 1t is the
home of w. t. Rawleigh formerly of
Mineral Point.
Monroe is sending fellows ''over the
road" for thirty days for using obscene
language on the street in the presence
of ladies'. There are other towns that
could do likewise and thereby be en-
titled to applause.
Last Thursday John Stroska and
Cod Kemmerling rode from here to
Madison on their bicycles, thence toI
GAINESVILLE via train and home by train
Sunday. Their experience with dust
while wheeling to the state capital was
extremely unpleasant.
If you have been looking over your
supply of underwear and found you are
'short" we wish >te<say to you that we
are "long." Can supply your needs in
medium and heavyweight, wool or cot
ton, plain and ribbed, at prices that
will please you.-G. Varlin, Reliable
Clothier.
They have five apple trees out at
the county asylum which are in full
bloom right now A bunch of the bios
SONS make boquet on the editor
desk as he writes this mention of the
strange fact. 1t does seem strange to
have apple blossoms in Wisconsin in the
last Of September. Lancaster Teller.
Married at st. Paul's Catholic
church in this city on Tuesday morn
ing, September %, by Rev. James
O'Keefe, Mr.. William Mongold of
Kendalltown and Miss Mary Cullen of
Mineral Point. Mr.. Mongold, brother
of the groom, and Miss Mary McDer-
mot attended them at the marriage
ceremony
-Robt. Brewer, who has been spend
ing the summer in the Thousand Isles,
arrived home Saturday night for an
over Sunday stay with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Brewer, before return
ing to Madison to resume his duties as
instructor in the chemistry department
of the state university. He left for
Madison on Monday.
There is an enterprising and indus
trious apple tree on the lot of Charles
Schwartz, Cottage street, this city Be
sides producing a generous crop Of APP
pies at the proper time it began to put
forth its customary sweet blossoms in
August and has been at it ever since.
Besides a second crop Of apples has
started. Whitewater Register.
-Messrs. Bob Spensley and Dan
Mackin, the Dubuquers in charge Of the
| OousYnan Uouse have established "a