Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-09-01

Bernlce mcdonnell at Darlington.
Miss Lena Gothart of Chicago is a
guest at the home of John Peter.
Mrs. Geo. z. Brown and Miss Min
ME Brown spent Sunday at Mifflin.
Harry Priestiey devoted Sunday to
visiting with his mother in Madison.
Leland and Clarence Croft are
guests of Judson Briggs in Milwaukee.
Doesn't Marshal Pilling look fine
in his new uniform? Sure he does and
the same is credit to our city.
George Stude returned from the
Darlington fair the proud possessor of
a blue ribbon awarded his pony.
Harry Jones and mother left for
Beloit on Sunday after good time
with relatives and old neighbors.
-Chas. Buggy, a blind man, has an
interesting line of goods for sale at
Frieden's shoe store-his own work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Beers and
family are spending two weeks with
relatives and friends at Darlington.
After pleasant visit at the Lieder
home Miss Helen Hoadley returned to
Baraboo the latter part of last week.
Nothing ever happens that shakes
our opinion that the pistol toter is one
of the counry's most deadly menaces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sargent and
Ed. Egan of Beloit attended the fun
eral of Pierre Quirk, Jr, in this city
Sunday.
Mrs. Jos. Bray and Mrs. George
Clayton left last week for visit with
friends and relatives in Beloit and Mil
waukee.
Mrs. John Chamley and son Harold
left last Friday for Beloit to visit with
Mrs. C's parents, Nj. and Mrs. Thos.
Whitford.
The fall term of the Wisconsin
state Mining Trade School, located at
Platteville, Will open on Wednesday,
Sept. 7th.
Mrs. Peter Meuer and daughter
Genevieve left Sunday for a visit with
relatives at Ridgeway, Mt. Horeb and
Union Mills.
Ed Leahy, who has been visiting
Mineral Point relatives for couple of
weeks, has returned to his home in
Kansas City.
"A question for Republican voters: Is
not Albert S. Hearn, who has been an
active, earnest worker in the ranks of
the Republican party of Iowa county
for more than thirty-fve years, better
entitled to the honor of a nomination
as county clerk for one term, than
Richard f. Gribble is to the unprece-
denied honor of a nomination for a
fourth term p Adv.
Harry Collins returned to his horne
in Beloit on Saturday after two weeks
of good time with relatives and chums
of by-gone days.
Mrs. B. Briggs and son Judson
have returned to Milwaukee after a
pleasant visit at the home of her par
ents in this city.
There is to be an eclipse of the
moon in November 1t is also predicted
that there will be some political eclipses
about that time.
"A new meat market will start up
in this city Saturday of this week. See
announcement of Geo. Goldsworthy in
another column.
Mrs. F. Adams and family, who
have been visiting at the James Burke
home for several weeks, returned to
Milwaukee on Sunday.
-Chas. Schater, who has been visit
ing at the home of his grandmother,
Mrs. John Jeuck, has departed for his
home in Marion, Iowa.
Nellie Padon, who has spent two
months at the home Of her grandfather,
j. P. Hawkins, in this city, returned to
her home in Chicago yesterday.
Harold Goldsworthy departed yes
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S. Oak, after spending few weeks at
the parental home in this city.
Richard E. Gribble, in his adver-
tisement in the Highland Press as a
candidate for a fourth term as county
clerk, says "Mr. Voter, you as a
farmer, business man or mechanic,
would not fire your best man, when he
was giving the best possible service,
Just, because another man came along
and said, Give me the job, he has had
it long enough Well, now, suppose
the Republicans had taken that view
of the matter six years ago when Mr..
Gribble "came along" and said, GIVE
me the job, Ben Thomas has had it long
enough, what would Mr.. Gribble have
thought of that ? Mr.. Thomas was Ger
tainly as good clerk as the county hai
had, and he only reason for his retire
ment was the proper custom of the party
to pass honors around. II Adv.l