Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1914-06-25

tory of Music. She will spend about
two months as the home OF her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Alonzo Jaclla, when she
win return to Michigan where she has
accepted position as teacher at Lake
| Odessa.
Raymond Mess left Saturday for
Elkhart Lake, this state, where he has
accepted position as euphorium solo
list and cellist at Crystal Lake. a sum
mer resort, for the coming season.
Rev. Matthias Ternes, S. T. L., ar
rived here Monday from Huntington
Park. Cal, for three weeks visit
with relatives and friends. 1t is about
twelve years since he was here last.
Over fifty relatives and friends
surprised Mr.. ana Mrs. Peter Polakill
Sunday, it being the tenth anniversary
of their marriage, A bounteous supper
was served and good time enjoyed
The Congregational Brotherhood
win hold its regular quarterly mass
meeting next Sunday evening at 1880.
Address by the pastor. Strangers and
those having no other church homes
are cordially invited.
Rev. and Mrs w, j. c. Bond re-
turned Friday from a visit with Their
daughter, Mrs. Carl Shilton, at Wya-
net, Ill.,, and their sons at Kewanee,
III. Mrs. Shilton returned with them
and viii remain for visit
Stairway Jacka of this city gradu-
ated from the Plutteyile Normal on
Thursday Of last week. After spend
ing the summer vacation at the parent
al home he will go to Blanchudville
to teach in the high school
Miss Clara Gilman closed sue
cessful term of teaching at Wyoming
Valley last Friday with picnic. Mrs
VIM. Gilman and daughter Florence
and son Urban and Miss Elizabeth
Hubberts OF this city attended.
MIR. and Mrs. Guy e. White and
daughter Bernice, Mr.. and Mira. w. j,
Jeuck, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Smith Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Smith and Miss Emma
Stephenson attended the Grand Opera
at Patteyillc last Thursday evening,
A receiver is sought for the Lori
mer- Mundy Bank, a collapsed institu-
ton Of Chicago. Here's our Williams;
take him If you can find him, say the
creditors of the First National Bank of
this city. It's nigh onto three years
since he has shown up here He's a
wonder.
An exchange has suggested this
musical and sensible attachment for
autos; A music box SO adjusted that
it would play 20, BE jolly" Home
Sweet Home, etc, when the auto
was running less than twenty miles an
hour, and when going faster than that
Nearer My God to Thee" "Beckon-
ing Hands, etc.
The niger IN the fence" has
rival for cussedness in the ''ngger 10
the auto, f" but they maneuvro along
different lines Of dishonor. Persistent
vigilance on the part Of righteous citi-
zens should uncover them in time, when
justice can be administered, notwith-
standing the claim that mo person is
great success these days until someone
has demanded an investigation. "
Miss Agnes Brewer, who is Iii with
typhoid fever at ST.. LuEe's Episcopal
at Duluth, MINI IL about the
same rs reported last week, but her
mother who is with her hopes for
change for the better after the tenth
lay. The good wishes Of many friends
90 to Agnes for . speedy recovery.
Terry's Uncle Toms Cabin cop-
Dany appeared in this city last Friday
and drew out one of the largest crowds
ever seen under tent in this section
IF the country. That it's rendition of
The famous play was equal to that
which the same company gave here
previously is questionable Some fea-
lures heretofore switched in between
acts Of the play were reserved for the
which Of itself was tame. The
band was simply excellent. One bad
aspect was the short change" tactics
displayed and the various prices exact
ed by reserved seat ticket sellers.