Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-08-04

Misses Ruth Irevllllan and In
Wearing were callers at Mifflin Monday
Extra sweet oranges, zoe per do1
Try them Wallace Bros.
Wonder if women would be Willing
to vote if mouse were in the ballo
box.
Harold Weidenfeller returned Sun
day from a weeks visit at DesMoines
Iowa.
Miss Laura Schaumberg is CUES
at the home of her sister, Mrs. w
Pittz, at Kodatz.
Mrs. Geo. Masten Sr. and daughter
Mrs. ]. A. Kramer, spent Sunday will
friends at Linden.
The managers Of the Grand have
something ''up their sleeve" for the
night of the 18th inst,
Mr.. j. A. Ryan and daughter
Mayme arrived from Saltwater, Mimi,
on Tuesday to visit his mother.
Mrs. Joseph Andrews and Mrs
Harry Gibson of Butte, Montana, are
guests of their cousin, Mrs. Henry
Bray.
Whenever and wherever the eX-
preston "The Old Reliable" is heard,
it causes one to think of the Mineral
Point Fair.
The past week has been delight
fully spent by Mrs. Ida Hewitt of
Evanston, at the home of her mother,
Mrs. A. Berg.
Mrs. w. Rindlaub and son Jack of
PlattevilIe are enjoying visit at the
home of Mrs. RS parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Tregilgus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed, Wagner and
three children of Milwaukee are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. James McDermott
and other relatives.
Frank Leland's Chicago Colored
Giants and the West End Club of the
Chicago League will play ball at Dodge
vile on Aug. 9th and 10th.
The rest tent, an attractive and
beneficial feature in connection with
the Mineral Point Fair last year, will
be provided again this year.
Saturdays train conveyed Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Day and daughter Ethel to this
city from Marcus, Iowa, where they
had been enjoying two weeks visit.
Entries for the fair races are being
received thus early by the secretary.
This indicates big field of horses,
which insure hot contests.
Mrs. H. p. Roger and daughters
Alice and Stella, who have been visit
ing relatives in this city for the past
five weeks, returned to Chicago Tues
day.
Mrs. VIM. Creeden and daughter,
Doris Wearne Creeden, and Mrs. Rich
ard Wearne of Omaha, Neb., were
guests of Mineral Point relatives this
week.
The utmost in beautiful woolens is
shown in Royal Tailors samples. The
Fall line of 500 patternssis here, every
thread in every sample guaranteed all
pure wool. Prices from SIS per suit
up.-G. Varlin. 31w2
If it ever happens that your barn
gets on fire and you have horses in the
barn to get out, throw a harness on
them, slip bride over the head of
each one, even if you do not wait to put
the BIT in its mouth, and then each an
imal will lead out without any trouble
The treadmill has been suggested
as a fitting punishment for the speed
maniac. To those who recklessly en-
danger human life in their desire to
''get there" constant motion without
any progress would certainly be SEN
tence melted out justly. - Marinette
Eagle-Star.
There is a connecting link between
lhe head and the heart Of man that
prevents an enlargement of both organs
at the same time. When the head be-
gins to swell the heart begins to shrivel
while if the heart enlarges itself the
head decreases correspondingly. The
average man has a swelled head often
er than he has enlargement Of the
heart.
There is a story going the rounds
about a Chicago man who died and, OF
course, went straight to the warm
place. The first thing he did was tC
commence bossing the imps. Well
they did not like that so they com
planned to old Satan. His Majesty
studied the Chicago accession for
while and said: See here, young man
you are entirely too fresh; ANYONE
would think you owned this place.
well, " said the Chicago man, 81 d.
own it. My wife gave it to me repeat
edly before | died.
The man who handles the local de
partment of a newspaper learns atte
due experience not to expect very man.
thanks for a column Of pleasant things
but he knows as surely as comes tn