Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-06-09
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mont visitors in our city last Friday.
Smoke Red Trunk. It's fragrant
and costs only nickel.
Mrs. Eliza Perry represents the
w. R. C. at Fond du Lac this week.
Miss Villa Bray of Linden is a
guest at the home of Mrs. Lizzie Vivian.
DIR. and Mrs, Hubenthal are spend
ing this week with Milwaukee relatives.
DIR. w. ]. Morgan attended the
dental meeting at GAINESVILLE last week.
Fred Opie and Walter Groth made
a business trip to Linden and Mifflin
last Thursday
Louis Spratler, travelling mail
agent. is spending his vacation at his
home in this city.
We notice in the Tribune of fifty
years ago display type which is still in
use in this office
Mrs. E. Jacobs left Saturday for
an indefinite stay with relatives at
Aberdeen. s. Oak.
Miss Anna Murphy of Darlington
was the guest of Miss Anna Bloom
few days last week.
Bert Wallace left on Tuesday for
Deadwood, N. D., and other points in
the interests of land.
Mrs. j. Urbank returned to Mil
waukee Saturday after a short stay
here with her mother.
Misses Pearl Hale, Laura and Ella
Smith of Monroe were the guests of
Miss Shirley Goetz last week.
Mrs. j. Graham and Miss d. Nancy
who have been visiting at the Bloom
home returned to Chicago Friday.
During the month of May the city
treasury of Milwaukee was enriched
$40 from fines for auto speeding.
Mrs. Alfred Wallace and daughter
Lillian left Tuesday for Chicago and
from there they win go to Colorado.
Miss Temperance Knight came all
the way from Verona to participate in
the high school alumni festivities last
week.
Mrs. E. Jenkins and daughter
Ruth, who have been guests at the A.
Penhallegon home, returned to Chicago
Sunday
Mrs P. McNIurrough and daughter
Walburga left last Friday for weeks
visit with Mrs. Robert Murphy at Mt.
Horeb.
The woman who was fined $40 for
refusing to tell her age to the census
man doubtless feels that it was money
well spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Penhallegon
anu son James left on Sunday for Green
Bay to attend meeting of the Oddfel-
low Lodge.
Lawrence GRADER, state university
student, was guest at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. GRADER,
over Sunday.
Mrs. A. w. Thoma and Miss Hen
rietta Horn attended musical recital
given by Miss Marie Thoma at Sinsin-
ava last week.
Mrs. M. j. Treweek left Monday
morning for Green Bay to attend the
twenty-ffth annual meeting of the Re-
bekah assembly.
After a few days visit with Min
eral Point friends, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Sollinger and Mrs. X. Sollinger re-
turned to GAINESVILLE Friday.
Children's Day exercises next Sunday
at the P. NJ Church in the morning at
1920. In the evening the pastor will de-
liver an address in keeping with the day.
Within the last week DR.. Corliss
Toay has been enjoying visit with
Mineral Point relatives and friends. He
is located at Stoughton, this state, and
reports the dental business quite en-
couraging.
Miss Viola Engels left last Wednes-
day for Chicago to be bridesmaid at
the wedding of her sister Clara to JOS
eph Lynch, which takes place some
time this week.
j. c. Schlater of Marion. Iowa, de-
voted last Sunday to visiting with Min
eral Point relatives. 1t was not only a
pleasure for "Jack" but also for those
on whom he called
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Place and daugh-
ter Mabel, accompanied by Misses Ger
trude Weidenfeller and Lillian Hosken,
enjoyed an auto ride to Hazel Green
and Benton Saturday.
1T is difficult to imagine what the
next generation will be like if the craze
for cigarette smoking goes on increas-
ing at the present rate. Not only
Young men but even young women
seem to find it impossible to exist for
more than an hour or so without having
recourse to whatever is the correct
brand of cigarette at the moment.
Such is the condition of the society ele-
ment in large cities. The Tribune has
not heard of the craze reaching Minera