Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-03-09
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Pay less and dress better. Buy
your clothing of 6. Varlin.
Miss Shirley Goelz is now employed
as book keeper at the St. Paul depot.
Mrs. VIM. Naeser and son called on
relatives at Highland during the past
week.
Mr.. William Yarlette of Pittsburg,
Penn, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Jos.
Maust.
Miss Eliza Baxter returned Tuesday
from visit with relatives near Willow
Springs.
A visit with her brother at Moline,
H., is being enjoyed by Miss Nettie
Gundry.
Mrs. N. H. Snow is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. L. Clausen at
Chicago.
An anonymous contribution signed
"From a Merchant" is omitted from
The Tribune columns this week for want
OF the writer S name.
j. P. Williams and Bert Smith were
among the several good people of Lin
den circulating among Mineral Point
friends last Saturday.
Married, at the P. M. parsonage,
this city, on March 4th, by Rev. W. j.
C. Bond, Mr.. Clarence Thomas and
Miss Jayne Elanor Tredinnick, both of
Linden.
Cameron Dancey returned last week
from New Orleans, where he enjoyed a
visit with his wife and her parents,
and witnessed the celebration of carni-
val week.
This week is being employed by
Miss Grace Stephenson, of The Tribune
force, for visit with her sister Emma,
who is attending a business college in
Rockford.
-Thos. Pagel departed yesterday to
look up land interests at points in Flor
ida During his absence c. A. Parkin
of Milwaukee will hand out tickets at
the depot.
Miss Catherine Healy departed on
Monday for Chicago. At very early
date she goes from there to Evanston,
Indiana, where she has accepted posi-
ton as millinery trimmer.
Sundays train brought Mrs. Clara
Spencer Of Chicago to this city to en-
ter upon duties as trimmer for the
coming season at the millinery estab-
lshment of Mrs. j. A. Kramer.
The Tribune is in receipt of neat
calendar entitled Greetings from I'M
perial, Cal. 1t was sent as Com
pliments of Mrs. Esther Cannon. " For
the same we are duly appreciative.
Mrs. Amelia Spratler and daughter
Laura, who have been spending the
winter with relatives in Pittsburg,
Kansas, returned to their home in this
city last Friday. Neighbors and friends
in general are glad they're back.
Miss Barbara Jeuck, who has beer
partaking of protracted visit with hei
mother in this city, has departed fol
Chicago, from where she will go t.
Madison, there to resume her post in
large millinery establishment.
From Wisner, Neb., Mrs. JOSEPH
Cooking writes under date of Feb. n
Enclosed find draft for subscription
We are always looking for the da.
when The Tribune viii reach us AM
are at loss if it fails to come. W
have had a pleasant winter with tn
exception of two billiards. My brother
Louis Bowden, was buried last week
Best respects to all Mineral Pointers
Motion pictures. that are life lik
and positively full size, taken tins sea
son while Buffalo Billtwas making hi
farewell tour Of America, WILDE show
at The Grand Wednesday, Marc
Is. The grand military tournament
rough riders, Indians, cowboys, soldiers
Cossacks, Mexicans, wild west girl'
artillery drills, sensational Indian VI
rising, in fact every scene Of a 2-hou
show reproduced with vivid reality. A
interesting and thrilling show-l0& ID