Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-06-05
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| Piano tuning, action regulating and
everything pertaining thereto, For par
ticulars and terms, inquire of J. w.
Anderson, phone 276 l7tf
A complete assortment of wet
weather goods rubber coats, slip ons,
gaberdines for men and boys. Splendid
values, G. VARLIN, Reliable Clothier.
Mr. and Mrs, VIM. Ward and fami-
| ly autoed here Sunday from Hollandale
Mrs Ward and children will visit a
few days with Mrs Catherine Mulcahy.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Stendebach and
family and Miss Mary Dresen of this
city and Miss Mayme Weiskircher of
Granville, Iowa, visited at Jonesdale
Sunday
DR. and Mrs. w NJ. Gratiot autoed
to Dubuque Tuesday to attend the
Cady- Boericke wedding, but profess
sional duties called the former home the
same night
Mrs Edith Richards went to Mon
roe Sunday to attend the funeral Of
Raymond Hefty, a seventeen-year-old
boy, who was killed by live wire one
day last week
Does that floor need a new coat of
varnish? If so, try Sole Proof colored
varnish. 1t lasts longer and looks
better than other varnishes Sold at
Ivey's Pharmacy
The Catholic Knights picnic at
Highland yesterday was a rousing sue
cess. A large number from this city
were in attendance, taking with them
our popular band
Mr., and Mrs George Phillips en-
ioyed an auto ride to Dodgevile last
Thursday They were accompanied by
Mrs, ]. l.. Gray and the Misses Mary
and Anna Weckler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Stude have
returned from their wedding trip to
Lyons and other places in Nebraska
They are now housekeeping in their
fiat on High street,
Mrs. B. Cornelius left Saturday for
Lacrosse. where she was married on
Tuesday 20 Mr.. Halvorsen. After a
wedding trip to Norway they will re-
turn and live at Lacrosse
Mrs. Ed Devin is a guest at the
home of her daughter, Mrs W. r.
Smith, having come hither from Engle-
wood Ill.,, as has been her custom on
the occasion of Memorial Day.
J. W. Anderson. Miss Grace Prug-
ger and Raymond Mess Of this city
and Miss Bessie Tainsch of Milwaukee
gave a successful concert at Darlington
Wednesday evening Of last week
As delegates to the grand lodge
meeting Of Odd Fellows al Fond du Lac
Messrs. Will Campton and Win ks
lingbury departed on Monday for that
place, representing the local lodge.
Miss Mary Cooking, formerly of
this city, but late Of Wisner, Neb.,
made this Office pleasant visit yester-
day and informed us that her family
has moved from Nebraska to Colfax,
Washington,
Fritz Sutherland who for the past
few years has held a position in the
jewelry store of j. j. Mauger, departed
today Thursday for Seattle, Wash.
He was accompanied by his mother
who has been making her home with
her son in this city.
Leonard Roether left Saturday for
Peru to attend the funeral Of his
nephew, Elmer West The latter was
one Of the pay crew Of the Illinois Zinc
! company, who were attacked on Thurs
day by a gang Of bandits. He died
Friday from bullet wounds received
during the attack.
Let all citizens begin to plan for
the chautauqua to be held a whole
week in Mineral Point from July 30 Il
August g. inclusive Talk chautauqua
to your neighbors, write Of it TO your
out-0f flown friends, inviting them t,
be present. Keep up a steady boosting
from now until the large tent is pitched
after which this great moral and educa
tional affair will maintain itself.
Arrangements have been made b.
the state and national authorities Il
give free transportation and board Il
all veterans who took part in the battl
Of Gettysburg, who attend the exer
ciseg there in July. The government
has also made provisions TO give
medal TO every surviving union an
} confederate veteran Of that memorabl
] battle
Mrs hos. Leahy, wife Of the pop
} ular c. NJ. & ST. ?. conductor, died a
9 her home in GAINESVILLE on Friday, Ma
3 23rd, after a lingering illness. Her re
{ mains were taken tc Platteyille for in
: torment and the funeral held the fol
lowing Monday. She was fifty-eigh
q years Of age and had been married t
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