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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-11-29
For SI.:35

You get the WEEKLY or SUNDAY
CAUCASIAN and the WEEKLY AT
LANTA CONSTITUTION and UN-
Gle REMUS HOME MAGAZINE
one year.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-11-29
ARTICLE v.

The corporate power of this corpora
ton shall be exercised by board of FIVE
directors selected from the stockholders,
which said board of directors shall be
elected annually by the stockholders on
the first Monday in November hereafter
The first board of directors, who shall
serve until their successors are elected
and qualified, are hereby declared to be
6. w. Hardy, NJ. A. Currie, J. S. Saw
age, r. E. Bell and NJ P. O'Connor, and
in case of death or resignation of any
of the directors his successor shall be
chosen by the remaining directors.
Three. directors shall constitute que
rum. The board of directors shall have
the right to appoint an executive COM
mittee of three from their number who
shall have power to represent said board
in such matters as may be delegated to
them by said board.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-11-29
ARTICLE ".

The capital stock of this corporation
is hereby fixed at fifty thousand dol
lars ($5o,ooooo), to be divided into two
thousand (2ooo) shares of the par value
of twenty-five dollars ($25 oo) each, and
this stock shall be issued as paid for
either for cash or for property, labor or
services purchased by or advanced to
said company, and the judgment of the
board of directors as to the value of the
labor or services so taken shall
be conclusive, provided, that no stock
shall be issued at less than par value,
and shall begin business and be a going
concern when al the stock is subscribed
and paid for. Each share of stock shall
be entitled to one vote at all meetings,
to be cast in person or on written proxy
from the owner thereof, as shown by
the stock books. The transfer of all
stock shall be made upon the stock
books of the company.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-11-29

be president, vice -
urer, and secretary, anu sH
by the board of directors al
its regular meeting and shall s
their successors are elected
fed. The first officers of thil
ton shall be G. w. Hardy, ~
J. S. Savage, vice president and IT,
urer; and R. E. Bell, secretary 80.
shall serve until their eutcessors skIeot
elected. treas
AETICII NJ. and
This charter may b nded 8
corporation dissolved b.. he consenf "a
three fourths of the Comtal stock A.
meeting called for that purpose after s.
thirty days notice in writing and BY Il
publication to the stockholders. or
shorter time when there is waiveg Z
time. Whenever this Corporation
solved by limitation or otheraSss
affairs shall be liquidated BY tbfee con.
missioners elected by the stockholders
at meeting Of which a resolution for
the dissolution of the cooperation shall
have been adopted. In the event of z
death of such liquidators Of any of ther
his successor shall be appointed 2.
court of proper jurisdiction.
ARTICLE N(E5Es
No stakeholder Of this
shalt ever be held lises
for the contracts
any further sur
ance due on hi
mere informalit
dering this char
stakeholder to any
stock
In testimony whereof,
have hereunto signed their name
presence of me, W. H. Seheen, said no
tary, and F. A. Blanchard and w. A.
Adams, good and competent witnesses,
on the day and date first in the Begin
ming written as the date hereof.
GEO. w. HARDY.
NJ A. CURRIE.
R. E. BELL.
NJ. P. O'CONNOR.
]. S. SAVAGE
Attes.:
w. A. ADAMS.
F. A. BLANCHARD.
w. H. SCHEEN,.
Notary Public.
State of Texas, County of Harris
Before me, R. H. Holland, notary
public in and for said County and State,
On this day personally appeared R. E.
Bell and NJ. P. O'Connor of Harris
County, Texas, known to me to be the
persons whose names are subscribed to
the foregoing instrument, and acknowl-
edged to me that they executed the same
for the purpose and considerations
therein expressed. Given under my
land and seal of Office on this the 18th
lay of October 1910
r. II. HOLLAND,
Notary Public, Harris County, Texas.
Ny commission expires June I, 1911.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Caddo:
Having examined the foregoing charter
md finding nothing therein contrary to
aw, I hereby approve the same. Done
ind signed on this the 24th day of Oc-
iber A. D. 1910. J. NJ. FOSTER,
District Attorney First Judicial Dis
trict of Louisiana. ),
Endorsed: Filed and recorded on this
18th day of October 1910
w. M. LEVY.
Deputy Clerk and ex-Oficio Deputy Re
corder.
State of Louisiana, Parish Of Caddo:
hereby certify that the above and fore
going is a true and correct copy of the
original act, as the same now appears
IN file and of record in my Office. Given
lnder my hand and seal of office this
he 25th day of October A p. foros
w NJ. LEVY,
Deputy Clerk and ex-Oficio Deputy Re
corder. 1927.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-11-29
The officer

be president, VIC
urer, and secretary, ana sh;
by the board of directors al
its regular meeting and shall s
their successors are elected
fed. The first officers of thi'
ton shall be G. w. Hardy, 3
J. S. Savage, vice president al
urer; and R. E. Bell, secret;
shall serve until their eueces
elected.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21
Grunb,is.utbums Sppotbeieu.
Reut 0npotbfen.

WiIiam 1rposn an RelptotpH 9.
unb 6. u. 60. $500.
Schn Wonahan on Union Supings
9. uno Z. 60. $700.
Seize SimpIOn an R.uoins Roao 6.
unn q. SO. $1,000.
5ulia n. @eiBeI an Seutt Wt. Ros
gers. $4,000.
oobu q. 5ubion an Waoiion aodS
e. unb 8. SO. $500.
Belle J. 9lunoen on WilIiom 5tis
ienbrono. $4,000.
Sslsnn aaiier on Msit Nortpooo 9.
unb &. 60. 500.
Soiepl 6urnitt on Wiami g. unh
g. so. $500.
senrp 8. grodhuis an Brighton
German gani So. $500.
Sigmuno gIod an R.lIis W. losipit'
S750.
.Sennie arsp on u. g. Copper. $911
Spbn Z. 6dl an Gnterpriie y. uni
6. u. So. $500.
gioxrt Worilsn on German g., 6
uno g. go. $1,000.
glleronbsr W. 5aruuot on eagle G
unb g. 4Hoeiation. $1,000.
8etifste 5ppotbettn.
esobn so. Soeter on Rstu.ppn 3
uno 6. u. 60. 5000.
Rt6aro G. Waro an apollo G. uni
6. go. $4,000.
4gn,s u. s. alnusmnn an South
ern Ohio 6. II. 2. 60. 5000.
Gmmd 9lib an Central Jrirruoun
9. uno 8. SO. $3400.
Selmu W. Dolmes OIL WtaDsIpn .
u. go. 2. $4,000.
SeiTie SO. GimpIon an 2tbxunl g
unb 3. 60. $500.
2luguit gD. 5afsr on 3. 80. Jrs
man. 1880.
anberion 6. glepin an 9riabtol
German gonf 60. $1,000.
Sarab g. Qiforo on Julie Q
gsssd. $500.
1bomas 8. Monns on 1hpmns 81
Nnon. $500.
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Vruuoeis.utbnms llebertraouns.a
Gintinnati, 19. Mara

~ F" ~ - - " l1' s~s%A0*
6arrp 9. Banning on Senrietta
Sniitt. 33 BEL 100 SUB an Der Sitfeiie
Der Jlcrioa 4penus. 357 Jub n0rolif
Der Gbaie 4penus; 81.
John so. Spsder an Williom 8rns
ben, breibieriel zines 4eres In Mnofr.
fon 9fbp.; $1,000.
glara u. 5ud an Wiridm gaDpals
ldoer, Cots SO, 60 unb 81 In 9Ofins
ger &c 9optins llnterdbtbeilung il,
Siib Nortpoob; ST..
&. 6. Girbp II. u. an 6enristtu 6
1oiIei, Got 66 unb 5beil Don Got 81
in Bpron Giissp's nnierab.beiluns
$3.50.
Charles SO. mnnb u. u. an mal
pina 8osss. gisenthum betannt ali
936 gaursl gtrabe; 81.
Molbina Bpggs an Juliu 1oimann
bnsielbe gieentbum; ST..
Gtbel u. 6. ssobuftone, Greeutrir
on Gdrab u. grob, 10 Sabre Dad
bon eir,em StId Qcno an Der 6um
boIbt 4penus; idbrlihe Wlistbs $3.50
NIT benz Antdufsreht 3u 5000.
George 70. Mebsr an Jsbn Q. ms
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nm ii6 noh ieinem 3uitnnb su er.
tunoiasn. getannt lit bic bon WnIpole
ertpdhnte 0eifidts, bic gum miHoefsn
out erfunben lit. Dor Wbite's Club
fiel Elm 5rtmber dnideiutno tot ouf
btmgffaiter nieber. Sofort ipurben
Wstten baruuf obesThloiftn, oh er tot
iei ober niht. Sin berbeieerufentr
arjt irciIte ibm sur aber luffer, aber
cine gdrtet Der WettenbtH fpiberfsste
iih bem init GROCER moraIiider GHts
riiftuno, es iei Hift .fuir~ burdb Gin-
oreifen zines 9rittsn ben ausgane Der
Wette gu beeinfluiieH. 2oro Grforo
fpettste NIT einem dnpern Gbelmann ei.
nen boben getrng oarauf, bdB Gin
Irupp 9duie nuf einem Wtttmdri1
bon Rortpih mad, 2onoon sinen 1rupo
grutbiibner ihloesn iperbe. auh beute
nod III Der Gneldnosr iehr pettlIlIiig.
tpenn auh nidt in bsm 8rdos fuis Der
amtritdnsr. aiirSIid, iprsnets Elm gos
Ii3iit i'm 2pnboner Often einsu 9.rtin
iuHoer 2otierbuben, Der iin unter frsia
EN- Simmel Suiammenaetban bate
uno auf bic asroben uno unaerapen
3obIsn Der porbeifabrenoen eIsttriIhsn
Woaen petttts. Die 2eioenihdft fir
RsnnDetten aud bti qeIten, bic jebtn
gsnnp notbiq ha6tn. III cine offeHts
Iihe GaIamitdt. Die Shlepper BON
9uhmo6eru unb Observation-Disclosures
Itrsiien mstbooiih bic @ertitdttsn nb,
um gpetien pon einsm Girpence oufs
fp1rts obsuihlieBen; Uisle Rihtsnuse,
bic ben gua in gnsipen uno an Stro-
beneden perlunaern, lebsn ouf Die cine
ober anoere Weiie BON uniaubern Ges
ihdftsn, bic init benz Dstten 5uinm.
msnhdnssn. Wos Die srOBen tlubs
anaeht, 10 bot bier bas 9lidsIpiel
feline friihere geoeutung perloren. nu.
msniIid felt Der gerihtlihen 8erfols
eung bss Ydrt Clubs i'm Sabre 1884.
On manteu Stabtpisrteln basegen J.
3. in Soho, beiteben nod piels ioess
nannts Clubs. Die i'm 9runoe nur
Spielbollsn iinb unb ii9 Dor benz aug,
ots Gsisbes in poblbespahten 5in.ers
Simmern perbereen.
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Der II. a., flint Sabre gdft BON IL
bel 100 Sub on Der Sitieite Der Bin,
Strdbs, 80 SUB n0rbIi6 Der -. Str
MtonatIihe Mtietbe $75.
Sofspb Msper on bic Serdncouri
8reluirg Company, orei Sabre goh'
bes Eieentbums an Der Horboft Gdc
Der IL. uno WoInut Strdbs; monats
lid,e Mietbe $65.
eSohn +. Shmtbt an Charles 3.
8enfon, 81 bel 211 SUB an Der Dit
feite Der Robb Ipsnue in Wsftpoob.
81.
2luguit Joeltine on Gbporb R.
9ubrIuae. 23.74 acres 9anb an Der
NORTH genb 8ooo, Sefticu II. Green
Sibp.; ST.
Sphn g. Mebsr on @epret W. Wes
Der, 10 bel 100 5uB an Der Oitieite
Der @ine Str, 80 5uB nDrblid Der
IL. Ctr; 81.
Rid'drb q. W1rb on JuIid R.
Weigel, so SUB an Der Rprbieite bsr
aatIono Qb.; 81.
Sen1 2erih on SsIsna aniier, Got
50 in Drills & alein's 8. llntsrobtb:is
lung in Roripooo; S475.
sSoiie adiisr, abminiltr., an SeIerd
Gaiier, gbeiI bon Got 81 in 6. 80.
8dter's 2. ltntsrabib. in Horpooo.
$50.
Sobn Wus[Ier an gloomburit i5Ip,
raj Co.. IS Cots in gD. 80. gelIetp's
llnterabtb. in 2odlano. $500.
anna BrashteL on 8eorge prashs
tel. Cots 2, 3, 4 unb 5 in gulier
SaoedeI's llnierabtb. 81 uiip.
Weber Bros. an Weber &c Grous,
aFienmsnt BON Der gsuie auf bas
8rusbitiit 1912 8ine Ctr.
Charles Y. Suigbt, per Sbsrifi. on
Daniel m. Sosbrpoi, Cots 6 uno Z
in 6enrn goro.s' unterabtb. in Snoe
Bart. SO.
QtlIis 80. 6stpitt an Sigmunb9Iod
80 BEL 138 5ub on Siioisits Der Bur
bette Ipe. 81 uip.
SItfuDSt9 SAntu uN ~AAaH V.
6umpbriss, Elm Srac. 2onb in Gel
iion 30 in Columbia 3p. 81 uip.
emma 81. 3inesrIe II. II. on annd
8. BEGINNER. gheil oon Got 10 in
Woro's llnierabihsiIune in Waoiicns
bile. 81 uilp.
gneerion Is. glebin an 5enrp 8.
8rodbuis, % bel 115 5uB on Der
RoroIsits Der 5reosrit Ctr. in Jairs
mount. 81 uip.
aourstta y. 8ibiou an MdrtiuJlas
hertp, Got 113 in Eel Cottage Grppe
llnterabih. $40.
Sardb z. 4tforo on Robert Wdri.
Zen, aptg IS unb 19 in Soispb S.
Rias' lln.erdbthsiIuns in 9arttpeu.
81 uiip.
II. g. "copper" an Senuie arsp, Got
5 in Romona llntsrabtheiluue in Wsds
oiipupille. 81 uilp.
Sennie 4r.n on gbtpin e. Stepens.
35 bei 135 CUB on Der Oiti.ite Don
Goparbs Rb. in Snbe part. 81 uip.
RdIpb Grim on Grant 9. Suttles,
Got 1873 in :. &. DATES aooiticn 81
5phs gor,. 81 uiip.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21

Cine mpIttri6f.gssebens
heit Gus alter 3eit. Die
mertipiirbigen qbtnteuer Der apctbes
ttrsir1n parut. tis pon ibrem eifer.
iiihtigen 0atten an bic 9ette selest
unb pollitGneig BON Der Welt ubqea
fhIofen fpurbe, esben Barrier gldt.
tern 2inloB, BON ibnIi6en 5ortureu
aus iriiberer 3sit gu er5dblen. Der
!. Sniermeoidire beg derheurs" erin
merit on cine beioHbers qebeimnibDolle
Geif3if.s, pom Der nor ettpd 90 sSdhz
rsn piel eeiprod,en iullroe. Ter Geiits
lidH y. Rapisnun er3dbIie, baB zines
2tbenbs UlGnner 81 ibm e,tommeu
fsien uno ibn oufgeforoert bdtten, eis
nem Sierbcnben bic geibte ab5unshs
men; er miifIe fih dber porter bic
9tuser perbinbsn laiien. Der Batter
bate srobe 2uit. bic Wldnner ub5us
apeiien, sr beiann fb aber, lieb iih
Die 4ueen perbinpen uno fubr oann
NIT ben gebeimnibpoIIen Mdnnern Su
einsm 5auIs, in bem ibm Die ginoe
ipieoer abesnommen tpurbt. Gr fab
iih einem bleifen 9efid,t aegeniiber.
ous eurh cine WduerofFnung hinonrA
lugts; bic Wlauer mar friIh aufges
fiibrt unb iolIie offenbor ndh benz
Meeoons bes priefters oollItdnbis su.
osmauert tperben. 10 DAB Der llnoliids
life. Der ii6 Ddbinter befuno. ipie in
tinem Grabe siueeih!ofsn bleibe!i
muEis. Rapignan benahri6tiste.
bolb nat,bem or iih natiirlif pie.
Der nit perbunbenen augen - aus
Hm unbeimIit,en 6auie enifernt bate,
bic ppli3ei, bic jofcri cine Inter.
| fuauns einlsiieie. ober nid'ts entbtdsn
fonn.s. Gin anbertr eepdbrsmann
| bes .Snttrmebiaire" tdnnie ben Wanz
rer, Der bi. Wlnuer fir ben lebenoig
@efansenen uno Ginaemantrstn nnfe
asfiitrt bate. Gr hieb qouis Brig
non. Sn ieinsn lebien eebensjobren
ers1blte er. nab er eiHmal BON frtinben
gerTonen aeholt fporben fei, unb oaB
man IGN oufgeforotrt babe, iein 5anb.
freris3esig mit3unehmen; man babe
| ibm bunn bic aiiaen perbunben uno
| ihn In Gin 5uus oebrdhi. in oem r.
| iid) mebreren perilsioeten Wdnnern sez
esniibersdsben babe; bisfe hdtisn ihn
befoblsn, has .3immer. in Dem Elm an
6dnoen unb ssiiben sefeFeitsr. sans
rtndter Mann lag, pollitdnbis susu-
mdusrn. Qahbem er feline arbeit rcns
tnbsi botis, Eel tr unter hnislbeH
gorfihtsmabeseln ipisotr mad 9duft
esfiibri tporben. 2tuh er bsndhrihs
tist. bic poli5ei. ubtr ibre Hohfors
ihunetn fparen ouh bissnsdf nrges
beng; bas furhibors 0erbredxn, ons
bier offtnbor begonatH ipcreen mar.
Iift ME oufsstldrt irorben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21
g Shuu5pielerin unb Wt

- W " " y y ~ : ~ ~ !" - ~" -
nsnmdgnat. 2lus 2onopn pirb
gef6rieben: Die engliItsn S6uus
fpielerinnen babsn beim Seirdtbeu
Gliif. Siir ein bubites 8eii6tden
lit eins Yeerstrone tetn unerfullbarer
Srdum. get bem neueiten 8ubnens
roman 6dnbelt es ii6 alsrbings ni6t
um cine goIDene peerstrone. bafiir
dber Inn reht piel ungemiin3tes Cob.
Mib 4lma Griffitbs, cine betannte
enoliT6e SperettenIdugsrin, sroberte
bur9 ibrsn 2iebreis Sers unb gportez
feuile beg iIbafritdnif6en Wtinens
magnaten Mr. Douglas gbriitopber.
ION, elmer Der fi6renben BerI0nIi6tei.
ten Bel ben 9olbfielos. SIR. gbriitn=
pberfon Iernte bic SGngsrin in go.
bannisburg tennen. mo fie gegenfpGrs
tia bic 5duptroQs in Die @etfbos
ipielt. Die 5obseit nirb i'm Suli in
aapftabt itattfirben. Wib 9riffitbs
puroe erf Dor einisen Dodsn mil
tnapper yaptb bon Der @efubr bes grs
trintens qerettet WG6renb iie in So.
bannesburg babete, puroe fte BON
Strome erfabt unb bonn Stranbe db.
aetrieben. Gin Mdrter Der 8abean.
Italt bsmertie iie ienO9 nod rehtseitis
Lintpamm ibr uGH uno rstiete iie.
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&arteu nnS Wiiriel.

Gin SoeortbIdss Sittenbilb In Der
Misunderstanding Der RopolAcnbemp.
bas ruipriinsIih ben Si.tl: ~piiett
ooer 5usenb in Gefahr" fiihrk. tsnt
cine pornebme Dame unb einsH Sffis
sier beim aarienipiel bar. Der Rotbs
rod bat Ieiner partnerin ale Jutpelen,
cine llbr, Elm Minidtirportrdt ihres
4otten iinb cine 500 pfunbsglote db.
semonnen; er h6lt ibf IN jeinem Drsi'
fpis bsn GtpiHft btu NIT nsm Dor
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IntaIe gr0ffnung.

ShpisssrIohr in fp. (5u fsintm
Desmeintlih rtit,en Shtpisserpater):
.... Sd muB Jhnen ssitehsn. ib
babe Gdulbfn !. 10 IhuIbt ih nrl..r
anbersm Der syirmd Gerit Il. 60. ben
4etrng pom fiinfsisiauisnb Muri.
DO bort iid5 bod aIles ouf!---
llnb iM lonnie pom Der Bnnne feline
l,iuptetn tauf<nb Usari srtolten!s
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SeinQdnto1l
Rpmdn bon 6. b 0 n 8ernftIb.
(5ortfeB Bung.)


,9lb. Gr lit Elm perbammt i6lduer
9urife, ipenn er als SreppenzShleis
der (8iebssSpiOn) 9eat!"
y9u, nimm DID in Ght NIT Del
nen 2lusbriiden! Gr tit niht nur pers
odmmt i6lau, er lit audi Elm gebiIoez
ter, fetner 8uride, Der fin fol6e Spa
BE nift gefa[len ldBt."
.Dos bat sr BERN eigentltd tptemr
por?"
.GtpoS 8rpBes! Gtlpa8 llngsbeu=
res, ipie er es ie(bIt nennt oas
gr0Bte Gefd1ft,, bos mir Bis jeBt se>
ma6t! Gr tpiro Gtr's ielber iosen,
10 lpsit er's perratben tpia; es tptro
Elm IoIdes gtufieben MAIDEN, oab es in
ale 3eltungsn tommt. ;"
limb ift Iibsr?" fragte Shneioer.
Slider uno 10 gut pprbereitst. oaB
Elm aino es ausfubren tDnnts." erlptz
berte SpiBeI,
$50 tomm. IS iit nab uno unbez
bogIidb bier brouben, penis angsnehm
gum BIauDern."
,aomm!"
Die beiben Wdnusr erboben iih uno
ifIipFten hinipeg. gtah psni9en
S6ritten Doren lie i'm 0urseI per
iapunoen.
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~inaer, bie burts ssaoeIarbeit raaB 8encr'
bpffnuugslps nnfanber aus. 6anO.g app pHs ent'
fermt nidt nmr Ben Edmnt, iprbern audi bie ioien,
beiddSiaten 6auttbei,en anb gibt ben Gtngern tbre
nafiirIidbe gf,Dnbeit ,picbex.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-08-25
Miss Bess Thomm of Monroe visit

Miss Bess Thomm of Monroe visit
ed her parents in this city last week.
Miss Stella Christoffel of Chicago
is visiting at the J P. Hawkins home.
Miss Margaret Winters Of Highland
visited Miss Josephine Stude last week.
Mrs. NJ. Shaw is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. Newmeyer, in Milwaukee.
Mrs. J. Hines returned to Highland
Monday. She has been the guest Of
Miss Kealy.
Miss Bess Brewer of Madison was
an over-Sunday guest at the home Of
her parents.
Ed. Leahy of Kansas City is a
guest at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
w. j. Morgan
-Wendall and Robert Rewey Of
Rewey enjoyed a visit with friends
here last week.
Miss Margaret Weier of Ridgeway
was the guest of Miss Mary Unger
during fair week.
Mrs. Lawrence Gibbons spent the
early part of this week visiting at the
home Of her father, Mr.. Fred Stoker,
at Platteville
Mrs. Il. George and daughters
Gladys and MabIe of Shullsburg visited
at the home Of Mrs. r. Gundry Thurs
day and Friday
Miss Mary Mitchell left Tuesday
for few days stay at Calamine, from
where she viii go to Shullsburg tc
to spend the fall
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hillmeyer anC
family of Carroll Iowa, were guests al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Suthers dur
ing the past week.
The flock Of negroes that lit il
Mineral Point fair week was not
credit to the human family or to tn
memory Of Lincoln.
Mrs. Harvey Edwards Of Belmon
and Mrs. George Westhrope and daugh
ter Of Belden, Nebraska, were guest
at the home of Mrs. John Stephenson
few days Of last week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-08-25
Good for The New suatman Vehicle Co.

This new and progressive company Of
Dodgeyille made one Of the most COM
plete exhibits Of fine carriages buggies,
wagons, etc. ever on the grounds.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-08-25
Former Mineral Pointer Killed.

An accident occurred at the bridge
works Of Ambrdge, Pa, on Tuesday
Of last week, by which Frank G.
Hentgen foreman Of the ayers-out in
the Auxiliary shop Of the works and
formerly Of this city. was instantly
killed Twelve channels four feet long
and weighing fifty pounds each were
being transferred across the yard on
crane, when they slipped from the
chains and fell with full force upon
him. Mr.. Hentgen was % years Of age
and is survived by a wife and four chill
dren, the eldest not yet seven years.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-08-25

This pioneer settler of the farming
section a few miles southeast Of Miner
al Point, passed on to the realms of
mystery from his home last Thursday
evening, Aug. Is, al the age of "A
years.
Those nearest to him in life who sur
vive him are wife, two daughters and
five sons. All of the children 1ut two
sons are married.
Interment took place in Graceland
cemetery, this city, and the attendance
was the largest witnessed here on
like occasion for many years, which
fact testified to the respect in which
the deceased was held
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-08-25
The Local Field.
-Correll & Martin for clothing

-Correll & Martin for clothing
Miss Agnes Bloom is in Milwaukee
on business.
Mrs. J. A. Kramer is spending
this week in Chicago,
Miss Hazel Olson is visiting rela-
tives at Blanchardville.
Miss Nina Whitford is visiting her
brother Ralph at Beloit.
Five cents buys Red Trunk and
with it goes a good smoke.
Mrs. Adam Eulberg of Portage is
enjoying a visit with her sister, Mrs. j.
Fischer.
Mrs. T. Sullivan and Miss Georgia
Kansler Of Monroe spent last week in
our city.
Miss Josie erase Of Milwaukee is a
guest at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Jos. Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs John May departed
Monday to visit their son Joe at Mil
ford, Iowa
Mrs. w. Ward and two children Of
Hollandale have been visiting the pas
week with her mother, Mrs. Catherine
Mulcahy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mitchell left las
Wednesday for Logansport, Indiana
where they viii visit Mrs. Mitchell
sister, Mrs. Sarah Green.
Joseph and 0rville Bond of Ke
vance, H., were guests at the home 0
their parents, Rev. and Mrs. w. j. c
Bond. during the past week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-08-25
F. L. Cork Reposing in Death.

Between 2 and O'Clock Monday
morning, Aug. o, Mr.. F. L. Cork died
suddenly at his home in this city, of
apoplexy.
The day previous he appeared in
usual health, excepting perhaps little
sluggishness, which could be attributed
to the warm weather, and that night
retired to bed without any symptoms
Of being unwell Shortly after 2 clock
he awoke and complained of strange
feeling and asked his wife for drink
Of water This Mrs. Cork got for him
and, upon returning to the bedroom,
found him standing near the foot Of
the bed. Almost instantly thereafter
he fell lifeless to the floor Mrs. Cork
was alone at the time. 1t was a terri
bic shock to her, but she managed to
summon a neighbor.
Fred l.. Cork was born in England in
January, 1853 From thence he came
with his people-to Mineral Point forty
years ago. March !, 1876, he was
united in marriage to Miss Emily
Noble, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Noble. Immediately after marriage,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cork settled on a farm in
\ Willow Springs settlement, short dis
lance southeast Of this city, and re.
NAMED there until about twelve years
ago, when they took up their residence
in this city.
Mr.. Cork was a man Of splendid
character and strong intellect, firm il
his opinions and fearless in his advocacy
Of what he believed to be right, and HI
goes to his grave respected for thr
same.
Besides the widow one daughter sur
wives, Miss Maud, who departed TO
Chicago the day previous to her father
death on millinery business, and had t
1 be recalled by telegraph.
Vocal and Instrumental Instructions.
Miss saba A. Jacobs, teacher Of sing
ing, violin, piano or organ. Phone AZ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-08-25

All persons having bills against the
Wisconsin Fair are re-
quested to present the same on or
before the 18th Of September next.
All accounts when presented should be
approved by the odicero or director who
authorized the same
T. NJ. PRIEsTLEY, Sec'y.