Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-10-21

Supt. ana MIS-. Eu, IcIhlu0 u 'iiN
county farm were callers in our city
Friday and Saturday.
j. C. Martin of the state capital
circulated among relatives and friends
of the city this week.
John Wolzfeid boarded yesterday 8
train on the return trip to his home IN
Oakleigh, California.
Mr. John Jackson and son Charles
departed Yesterday on business trip
to the state metropolis.
On Wednesday Miss Theresa VALID
house returned to duties in the store of
Marshal Field at Chicago.
-Messrs. Bert Adams and Fred Cay
gill of Linden attended dance at the
X. p hall Friday evening.
Miss Rose Dunbar, teacher in the
public schools of Darlington, spent Sun
day at her home in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bennett came
down from Madison to attend the Gray
Hanscom funeral yesterday.
-Messrs. Harry and Bert Gale of
Chicago were over Sunday guests at
the parental home in this city.
DIR. Orville Treweek of Cassville
spent several days of the past week at
the home of his mother in this city.
Jack Stephenson came over from
Platteville yesterday for few days
visit at the home of his mother.
Prof. S. Miles Thomas and mother
of Columbus were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs f. C. Ludden over Sunday.
H. Kretchner of Dupue and Mr. E.
C. LANCE and wife of Chicago were
in the city a few days within the past
week.
Only three more days of the 8 Cent
Sale at the White House take advan-
antage of this money saving oppor-
tunty
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Delong of
Montfort were guests of their daughter,
Mrs. r. j. Hughes, few days within
the past week.
Thos Gibbon and r. Il. Gribble,
two well known and efficient county
officials. circulated among Mineral Point
friends on Monday.
Mrs. Herbert Latin who has
been a guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. w. S. Ross. has returned to her
home in Milwaukee.
After enjoying a weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. Ben Prideaux, Mrs.
Edw. Vickerman returned to her home
in Brodhead Monday.
Jos. Harker conveyed three loads
of Royal Neighbors to Darlington Fri.
day and a report Of splendid time was
brought back by them.
Rev NJ Harmon of Darlington was
detained by illness in this city last week
until Friday, after attending the fun.
eral of Father O'Keefe on Tuesday
Mrs. NJ. E. Taylor and daughte,
Anna and Miss Barbara Hartert re
turned on Saturday from a three
weeks visit with friends at Avoca anC
other points.
Mrs. |. Miller of De Smet, S. Oak.
who has been in our midst for a short
time, departed today for her home ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs. f
Waldhouse.
Fifty years ago quails We're so nu
merous in these parts that the boy:
could kill them with stones and missile.
and quail on toast was as common a!
sowbelly in the civil war
1t is given out that one way t,
keep constantly young is to do some
thing ridiculous every day. 1t bright
ems one up and puts him on his mettlt
for something new the next day.
Shades of our grandfathers IVA
small Minnesota town a boy who was
chosen captain of football team ha.
resigned, preferring to make RECORD
in scholarship rather than in athletics
After spending the past week Al
the parental home, Miss Temperance
Knight returned to school duties al
Verona Saturday The schools at thai
place were closed on account Of diph
iberia.
Two Of our business houses have
transferred headquarters within the
past week, Toays Cafe to the Harri.
building and the Healy Sisters to the
Appel building. both places having beer
rehnished for the new occupants.
The citizens Of the prosperous vii
lage of Hollandale viii On December
g. make application to the circuit court
at Darlington for an order Incorporate
ing that village. There is considerable
sentiment in favor Of the proposition
and it is likely that the petition will be
granted