Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-09-15
Local Overflow.


25c-Wallace Bros.
e. C. Spooner was business caller
at Monroe Tuesday
Smoke Red Trunk. It's fragrant
and costs only nickel.
Mrs. viii Prisk is spending this
week in Milwaukee.
Miss Edith Bray visited friends at
Dodgeville Saturday.
Keep your eye on the Grand"
next week.
Base ball at fair grounds Saturday
afternoon Mineral Point highs VS.. Lin
den highs.
VIM. Kendall of Dodgevile was a
Mineral Point visitor the latter part of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Fielder re-
turned Monday from a few days stay
in Chicago.
Mrs. Joe Gerlach and two children
of Belmont made brief visit in our
city last week.
Homer Snow of Galena enjoyed
brief visit at the parental home in this
city last week.
This week is being spent by Mr..
and Mrs. George Alton with their son
Ray in Milwaukee.
Miss Ellen Lenahan of Platteville
attended the funeral of Mrs. Catharine
Lenahan last Friday.
Thomas Trembling of Platteville
spent a few days of last week with
Mineral Point relatives.
Ben Zimmerman, the genial clerk
in the Varlin clothing store, is enjoying
little outing at his home near Sparta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter l.. Roger and
Mrs. Fred Phillips and daughter Ber-
nice are spending this week in Chicago
Misses Wayne and Josephine Sny-
der returned to Muscoda Friday after a
visit at the home of Mrs. John Fischer
Miss Hazel Ovitz, who has been
spending her vacation at the parental
home, returned to Milwaukee Tuesday.
Mr.. Richard James, his son William
and daughter Elsie departed Tuesday
to spend several weeks at Reheights,
S. D.
Mrs. M. E. Priestley returned on
Monday from Madison where she had
been visiting relatives for several
weeks.
Will Prisk, viii Stude and A. N.
Kelly have taken exhibits to the state
fair, the latter two, hogs and Prisk,
poultry.
Mrs. J. F. Hendra entertained the
evening choir of the M. E. church with
marshmallow toast as farewell par
ty for Miss Gertrude Bishop Saturday
evening.
After visit of several weeks with
Mineral Point relatives, Mrs. Henry
Hoare and son John returned to Chica
go Tuesday. They were accompanied
by Miss Addie Ellis.
Mrs. Henry Zweifel visited with
her parents at Linden over Sunday.
She was accompanied by Mrs. I. Baker
of Hudson, who has been her guest
during the past week.
H. S. We'll, j. Dunn, Lee Penhalle
gon, J. L. Jackson, Ed. Phillips, Chas.
Terrill, Horace Goldsworthy, Charley
Sherman and James Crawford are TAX
ing in the state fair this week.
Perhaps these chilly mornings re-
mind you that your underwear needs
replenishing. We are prepared to sup
ply you in light, medium and heavy
weights, cotton or wool C Varlin.
Mrs. M. L. White departed Mon
day to spend several weeks in the East,
visiting at New York, Boston and other
points. She was joined in Chicago by
Mrs E>V. Lanyon of Pittsburg, Kan.
As a whole the men folks of this
place have done well this summer in
the way of observing the splitting ordi-
nance, yet there are some who display
an Indifference which nothing but fine
will check.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sharkey of
Rochester, n. Y, were over-Sunday
guests at the farm home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Matt Miller. There was family
gathering in honor of their presence,
Mrs. Sharkey being a niece of Mr..
Miller. Mr.. Sharkey is one Of the
eastern managers of the Armour Pack
ing company, and being in Chicago on
business and his wife accompanying
him, they embraced the favorable OPP
portunity to call on their western rela'
tives. 1t was their first peep at Wis
consin and they were very much elatec
over its romantic features
Frank H. and Richard A. Fitz
simons arrived in Mineral Point las
Friday from Hebron, Neb., for thei
first visit since leaving here about thir
ty-one years ago. They are sons o
the late Samuel Fitzsimons, who for
merly engaged in farming few mile