Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-08-12
MILLER & FARDY


cessfully underwent an operation for
appendicitis at Chicago hospital on
Tuesday of this week.
Will GRADER of Chicago visited the
past week with his family at the home
of Mrs. Catherine Mulcahy. From here
he goes 10 Denver on business.
Reduced railroad rates have been
secured for the Wisconsin State Fair
at Milwaukee, Sept. 1917. One and
one-half fare for the round trip.
Going to drive to the Fair? Ought
to have something to protect your
clothes. Buy one of our Auto-Brand
proof busters. SIPS, $l.50, $l.85.
&C. Varlin.
Mrs. j. H. Argall accompanied her
niece, Mrs. Geo. Jewell, TO Chicago on
Monday where the latter underwent an
operation Tuesday at the Mary Thomp-
son hospital.
Rev. M. Chase being absent from
the city, there will be no service in
Trinity church on the next four Sunday
evenings. Morning prayer will be at
the usual hour with Sunday school at
IL 80 o'clock.
There is nothing of more import
ance to Mineral Point collectively and
individually than the fair-circus or no
circus. Every citizen should awake to
a keen realization of this fact.
-Messrs. A. Whitford, C. Jackson,
N. Weber, w. Priestley, F. Crum and
c. Terrill spent from Friday until Tues
day at the Wisconsin river and succeed
ed in hooking several of the finest speci-
mems of the finny tribe ever seen here.
The famous Navassar Band of forty
ladies has been engaged for the full
week at the Wisconsin State Fair. This
is one of the most popular musical or
CARNATIONS in the country. In addition
to this several of the best bands in the
state will be in attendance daily.
One of the most pleasant events to
the Tribune during the past week was
a call from Geo. r. Foster, VINO learned
the art of printing in this office. Now,
as during the six years with the Tri-
bune, George Is a hustler. At present
he is proprietor and publisher of the
Phillips Bee, and success is browning
his energy.
DIR. Parmley and son, Earl Jackson,
Geo. Vivian, Arnold Pascoe, Bert Wal
lace, Ben Beaumont, A. ~ Johnson
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Will White,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Treweek, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Treweek, Charles Hutchi-
son and family, j. H. Stephenson and
Miss Mary Kitto, j. D. Parkinson and
son Homer, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vivian,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Suthers, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanscom were
among those from here who attended
the lecture on 1.-The Prince of Peace"
! by William J. Bryan at Platteyilie
Sunday.
On Thursday of last week terri
/ BILE hail storm visited Dakota in the
vicinity of Huron, where so many for
mer Lafayette county people are as
sembled, and did untold damage. A
letter received by Col. g. w. Stephen
son from his son "Milt" says that all
his standing small grain and corn is
utterly ruined, and that small grain
.anding in shocks was damaged from
six to eight bushels per acre. The
hail fell in such quantities that il
could be gathered up with SCOOP
shovel and was accompanied by higF
wind. 'Milt" says the damage to hi
crop will approximate $500, while al
others in his locality have suffered
proportionately. Darlington Republi
can.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson cele
) brated the Goth anniversary of thei
wedding Wednesday evening. Tn
t Mineral Point band, orchestra an
5 Lyric company quartette furnished tn
music and singing. Mr. and Mrs. Aid