Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-05-27
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| WIS Ndtharlne Smlth OF hewane'
is visiting relatives and friends in thi
city.
Remember the next Mineral Point
Market Day will be held Thursday
June 8.
Miss Mayme Priestley of Madison
spent a few days this week with rela
tives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell (nee Gale) Of
New York are here for a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. C. Gale.
Will Molitor took advantage of a
short vacation this week to greet old
friends in Milwaukee.
The city council of Dodgeville has
ordered all dogs in that city to be muz-
zied for a period of sixty days.
Mr. j, F. Heberlein Sr. of Fenni-
more spent from Friday until Monday
with his son Frank in this city.
The members of the Episcopal choir
gave dance last Friday evening. All
present report pleasant time.
Miss Anna Fallon and Mrs. Tom
Collins took trip to Hollandale Sunday
and returned Monday by way of Dodge
vile.
The $500" club surprised Miss
Nettie Schiller and Mr.. J. Reinhart
Saturday evening. They report fine
time.
T. j. Paynter and Stacy Kitto
drove in from Dodgeville Sunday and
partook of pleasant time with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burns of
Monte Vista, Colo, arrived here last
week and are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Jacobs.
Mrs. j. F. Hendra and Mrs. F. C.
Weidenfeller entertained goodly num-
Der of young ladies at the home of the
former last Saturday afternoon.
Special singing was pleasant feat
ure of the Sunday evening service at
the M. f. church, there being solo by
Miss Temperance Knight and duet by
Miss Nina Gardner and Wilbur Berry
man.
Mr.. j. NJ Mulhairn, accompanied
by his mother and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Neumeyer and son of Milwaukee, spent
last week at Hollandale, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bohan. Jim angled for
trout while there and had good success.
Fire, which started in the millinery
store of Mrs. Nellie Grimm at Brod-
head on Tuesday destroyed the building
and contents and the store building and
millinery stock of Mrs Mary Schempp
adjoining The loss is ST. 500, partially
covered by insurance.
R. w. Spensley has a natural tai
ent as an organizer. He not only
organizes hotels, opera houses and land
investment companies, but he can also
organize a frateInal society some
thing on the system of the "l00l"
hoodoo. Bob" is genius. Prairie
du Chen Courier.
The state senate has passed the
itinerant merchant bill, which provides
that travelling itinerant merchants shall
take out state license before they can
go into a town or city within this state
to do transient business, the license
to be placed upon the valuation placed
upon the goods brought in to be sold.
A Beloit paper Of the oath inst. an
nounces that Mr.. and Mrs. George
Childs will leave there on the 2lst for
visit in England at Mr.. Childs old
home. The voyagers formerly re-
sided in Mineral Point having located
here about twenty-four years ago and
remained here nine or ten years.
W. J. Penhallegon is remodeling
and improving the building occupied by
Correll & Martin and }. Hanscom q
Co., which he recently purchased. An
entrance leading to both stores will be
made in the front, making one large
display window in each side, and an in
side stairway communicating with the
second floor
Just 81 years ago the 10Th of the
present month, Wisconsin was admitted
as a state in this Union. The territory
had then a population of $50, 600. What
marvellous changes time hath wrought.
Every young person should stop for a
moment and think over what all that
means. It will give the mind a needful
stretch to take it in and the more they
think upon it, the better win their COM
urehension be of the meaning and inn
portance of the study Of history. There
are few residents Of this city who
were living in the territory when it was
admitted as a state.
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We can save 10 to 1875 on work
nants overalls. shirts and jackets, as.