Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-09-16
Wallace Bros. for groceries.

Sherman are attendlng the state Ialr.
Henry Ivey Jr. was business
caller in Chicago the first of the week.
Harry Klechner of Radcliffe, Iowa,
is a guest at the home of Fred Wenger.
Mrs. Art. Ryan has returned from
week. visit at the farm home of Mr..
and Mrs Joe Buss.
Mrs. Bert Walker returned Satur-
day from a few days visit with rela-
tives at Platteville.
Jos. O'Neill returned last Friday
from a western tour including the eX-
position at Seattle.
Misses Edith Ellsworth and Ethel
Prideaux are taking in the sights at the
state fair this week.
Edward Brown is on a tour of in
vestigation of the Chicago markets this
week in the interest of Gundry & Gray
company.
Miss Helen Eckstein departed yes
terday to spend the next two weeks
with friends in Milwaukee, Beloit and
GAINESVILLE.
Miss Anna Hilger returned to Du-
buque Wednesday, after a several
weeks pleasant visit with relatives
and friends.
lightning set fire to JAS. Jackson's
barn in Waldwick on Sunday night.
The extent OF damage done has not
been learned.
"A very enjoyable occasion of the
past week was a dance given by the
Episcopal choir at Parish hall on Fri
day evening.
If you are in need of trunk, suit
case, or telescope, we can save you
money. &C. Varlin. "a
The sad news reached here yester-
day that VIM. Belmont of Caldwell,
Kansas, died on the 18th. Further
particulars next week.
John w. jackson boarded the train
for GAINESVILLE Sunday. He will make
brief stops there and at Beloit before re-
turning to his work at South Milwaukee.
Rev. S. A. Bender and family are
enjoying vacation visit to the Wis
consin dells. Rev. Treseder is expected
to occupy the M. E. pulpit on Sunday.
-Robt. Gardner, formerly of this
place, now of Ridgeway township, was
in our city for short stay last Friday.
The Tribune appreciated call from
him.
Mrs VIM. Mcneil purchased a
ticket for Harlan, Iowa, on Friday last,
and the noon train conveyed her on the
trip. She goes for visit with her son
Alex.
ALIVE Mitchell was seen limping
along the street with a bandaged foot
the early part of the week. He said it
was the result of stepping on nail on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Holman and
Mrs. Stephen Wilkins went to visit at
GAINESVILLE Monday. From there Mr..
Holman goes to Chicago and Milwaukee
on business.
David Jackson of Milwaukee spent
from Friday until Tuesday with his par
ents in this city. On his return he was
accompanied by his brother Roy who
will take in the state fair.
Genial C. G. Varlin of Sparta, son
of our wide-awake clothing merchant,
is in our city for a brief stay The
Tribune was favored this morning with
a call by the young gentleman.
--Messrs. f. C. Fielder, j. A. Meser-
ole and Frank Bishop, Harold Cum
mings and Donald Fielder were at
Madison last Friday. They went by
auto. Harold was at the helm.
w. R. Hoare, formerly of this
place, has purchased the Blanchardville |
Creamery. He will improve the same
and make every effort possible to
please the patrons and make the bust
ness a success.
VIM. Shackley, a sturdy citizen of
Waldwick, departed via the Saturday
afternoon train from this city, for a
trip to Colorado. He will make stops
at points in Iowa and Nebraska, where
he has relatives. His jaunt will require
at least three weeks.
Alderman f. G. Weidenfeller was
taken sick Tuesday with what proved
to be quickly developed case of APP
pendicitis and yesterday afternoon he
went to Milwaukee for an operation.
His wife accompanied him. Frank S
many friends anxiousIy await tidings
of a speedy recovery.
-Tidings of the birth of a little sen
to Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Venning on
the 10th inst, have reached this city
from Washington, D. c. The Tribune
takes the liberty to extend congratu
lations from all Mineral Point, confident
that il & unanimous