Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-09-23

Dullulng.
John Jeuck and family of Chicago
are guests at the home of his mother
in this city.
Mrs. w. G. Hales and daughter
Ellen returned Saturday from visit at
Kansas City.
Miss Marion Jones lett Wednesday
for Kenosha to take up her studies in
Kemper Hail.
DIR. H. d. Ludden attended 70 pro-
fessional duties in Milwaukee several
days this week.
Walter Johnson of Madison attend
ed the funeral of w. H. Jacka in this
city last Friday.
w. D. Hoare and wife of Blanchard
vile circulated among friends in this
city on Tuesday.
Mineral Pointers are enjoying a
brief visit from Chas. Hornung and son
Elmer this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore Fox of Cobb
spent Saturday and Sunday at the c.
Fox home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Humbert of
Waldwick left Tuesday for visit at
Springfield, South Dakota.
Miss Lolita Hawkins returned Mon
day from Madeline Island where she
has been for several months,
Mr.. and Mrs N. H. Snow returned
from a three days visit at
Fox Lake. They went by auto.
Five and ten gallon casks suitable
for sauer kraut, pickles, wine, etc, for
sale cheap at the Metz Pharmacy.
Joseph Theno, who has been visit
ing relatives here for few weeks, re-
turned Tuesday to his home in Durango,
Colo.
The Five Hundred Club were en-
tertained at card party by Miss Mar
tina Cummings at her home Monday
evening.
Mrs. John Esch and daughter Mar
garet returned last week from two
months visit at Racine, Chicago and
Rockford.
Out of every million letters that
pass through the postofiices of this
it is calculated that only one
goes astray.
Mrs. S. Reed and Miss Emily Polk
nghorn departed for Chicago this morn
ng with calculations of spending two
weeks in the windy city.
Rev. Thomas Kent and wife sail
via the Lusitania on it's next trip to
England for a visit of indefinite dura-
ion. They expect on returning to con-
,inue their home in Minneapolis.
Allie Murrish of the county seat
was caller in this city Friday and
We understand he has sold
,ut his barber business but will con-
.inue at the same stand for a short
line.
The National Dressmaking COM
)any wishes to announce the opening
If their shop on Monday, Sept. q, for
Ill plain and fancy sewing at reason
able prices. The McIlhon house on
Commerce street. Tvs
Mr.. James Morgan of Darlington
who has been quite sick of late is a
quest of his son DR.. w. j. Morgan. His
many friends in this city are pleased to
see him in such a splendid state of re-
,overy. Mrs. Mogan accompanies him
IN the visit.
"A mortgage was taken on Darling
ton for few hours last Sunday even
ng by Jack Strosta, mig" Engels,
Grandma Kelley, " Jack Harris, ''Tuf-
fly" Terrill, "Honch" Norman, Jim
and Bill Doyle, "Nump" Reed, INA
Disco" Wagner and Jack McDermott of
this city.
Since re-opening for the fall and
winter season, the Lyric Theatre COM
pany have provided, nightly, exceed
ngly pleasing moving picture enter
with music and song inter-
spersed. The Tribune is assured that
whatever can be added as an improve
ment will be done.
The last legislature made a law
requiring every town board of super
visors to put up accurate and sub
stantial sign boards on every cross
road. This was to be done between
May /, and November l, 1909. Some
one will have to hurry for we have
heard of no activities along that line
in this vicinity as yet.
The Tribune office was graced on
Monday by visitation from Mrs. w.
T. Penrose of Spokane, Wash, who
five or six weeks ago came east as far
as Michigan because Of the death of a
sister. She is the wife Of Billy Pen
rose, Mineral Point boy and once a
Tribune printer. whom many of our
citizens still remember. Shortly after
their marriage, upwards of thirty years