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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-07-21
Rules crownhart is Commissioner.

S'oWHndrt is commissioner.
Cnarles R. Crownhart, whose term
as member of the Wisconsin state
industrial commission was generally
Deneved to have expired at midnight
on June 80, last, is de facto a member
OF the Industrial commission, and has
authority to perform the duties of that
Office until his successor has been ap-
pointed by Governor Philip and ap-
Polntment confirmed by the senate,
Attorney General w. C. Owen said.
While he had not yet given his rul-
Ing on the question in writing, he had
told Crownhart he was de facto a COM
missioner, and could lawfully perform
the duties of his Office until his sue
cessor was named and confirmed, the
attorney general said.
1T had been generally understood by
members of the legislature and others
that Mr.. Crownhart was out of Office,
and the ruling of the attorney general
VIII prove surprise. Attorneys in
the legislature have construed chapter
4S5, laws of 1911, creating the indus
of Office of commissioners as provid-
Ing that the terms of commissioners
actually end on the expiration of the
period for which they are appointed.
Mr.. Crownhart's certificate of appoint
ment read for term ending June 30,
1915, and the legislature four years
ago confirmed the appointment for
that term.
In view of efforts being made to in
duce Governor Philip to reappoint
Mr.. Crownhart, the ruling of the at
torney general has additional interest.
The question as to the right of Mr..
Crownhart to perform his duties as
member of the Industrial commission
arose at a hearing in Milwaukee on
a petition for compensation under the
workmens compensation law.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31

Ser WeinbanbeI bes flafiz
i4en Mltertams fannie 80 berihtnte
Marten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
SpdBeitsalpden.
II en- g d lot

IE - 49, IsuEg
SrGuleitt Bertha s. 90. Senien,
cine Iodter bon 6ral1 2ouiie SEMEN
bon 9eo. 1926 Mitdell StraBe, muir
De am sonnabeno Ra6mittog Inn
0rei l1br i'm Nfarrballie Ser oel1tld=
5ll1tberiidm 3ionsgemei16e bur6 $50
.ifttor Garl Soltermam nit 9errn Ser
I0inmnO 5dnedlotb, einen angelebe-
men iungen Tarner Don samburp,
SSa., nn0 Sobn Don Serrn nn0 Srall
Senrp gdnedlofb bon 5lttburp, SSa.,
getral1t. 1ral5el1ger1 maren Strait
Iletn 8iola ghnedlotb lt1b @err
Grit. sdnedlotb, gdtpeIter rnb
grllocr Ser 8rart. Nad Ser grau-
ing fl1br oas jltnge grautpoor pei
@uto l1ah Sl1nbllrp, moielbit eine
Sod5eitsfeier itattfnl1o. 3as Taar
miro cine 6arm in Ser Rabe bon
|gunburp bepirtbldoften. Traulein
Serle1 mar 5ebn Sabre III Ser @nQi.
gan Coffee COMPANY tbdtig.
Wab0e1t& GbiIcote.
Srallleiu Grace Maoben, eine
5odter Don @errn urb Trau so
Wabben bon 9apenport, tpltrbe ON
Son1o6eno Iben0 Inn adt nhr in
9farrballie Ser ct. Sobn's 80. 6
Stride 0urh Reb. Iranf Sole mi
|@err1l Garl gbilcotc BON 8aIbi11g'
ton, Sa, getraltt. grau5eugen 100.
rem 6ralllein 4oa gal1lie n1b Ser,
s.. 6ll6is. Ser jlt1tge Gbemann be.
|treibt cine @aderei in Malbington
SSa., moiel6it anb bas 4aar ieiner
@obnlie aufi9lagen miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
Die Gerfehrs g[btheill11to

Die gerfebrs Mbfbeill1tg 6es
Commercial Gibbs gab geltern Nah,
mittag befannt, 0aB es ibr g%ellrnge1r
it, bon Der Milnal1fee Dabn einen
5grtrq5ng am 2. 5eptember fir 6ie
1T Waqnofeta i%tnttfinoen0e Sadion
Goll1tp Tair 5l1 crlpiirfel1. 9(n ienen
Gage miro off Der Iair p9apcnport-
Sag" lein. Ser grtra5ltg miro 8a-
De11port Worgcns am 1880 lbr
Derlalie1 l1O M6enbs nm 7::3O ll6r
.5nriidfcbren.
Merdants gransfer & Storage
80. 5elep6on 855. Mna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
9ircftpriitm cbrt pcritprhcucn 9ircf,
tor 1r6 friibcren &rGiibcntcn.
IMin1ltt Meiollttionelt an SUI @bren
bon CLAUS StoItelberg.

Sn Ser Iesten real,larcn 5isl,na
Foes 1irefforiltnls Ser syarl1ers at1S
0Sed)anics 5par @arf lm,roen Sic
folgenoen &eiolutipnel1 SIT G7bren bes
b%erltorbenen Claus stpItenberg, 9t-
reftor nr1O friiberer Nrdiioel1t Ser
pbell9eltomten 9onf, allacnomnet1
bonn Iireftoriltm oerieIbcn Sit gbrer
oes Nlloel1fens oes G%critcrbcneu:
rS1 slnbetradt, 0ab GlaltS 5tol-
tenberg, 8raiiOent ser Iarl1ers a1to
Mscd]allics Spar 8arf fiir 10 ssabre
Dor Oenr Sabre 1914, lllo cilt 8iref=
tor lett Der Organization Der ganf,
ourd IoS absesongen lit ll10 bon
|%lciter Nrbeit olisrl1ht, Ses6alb lei es
9eIdlolIen, oaB mir isin Mbidei0en
id)mer5lib bc0auern, 1ulo ben Ser
lll1it, Ben 0ieie Bonf oaol1rb erlttten
bat, mcld)e er 1uie ieil1en Nltgapfel
gcbiitet nllO bepabrt bat, ullo allf,
bab CT inns ole als cdte &olleecn
l1to Ireunbc ltetg hodlgeldabt bot.
Seine Gienlte oils @ralioellt ur1b 81
rector naren tets bon oltBerge1pobn-
lidem 8erth, gcboben ourd) leine out
bergemdbnlide 8elhaitsgobe nllo
8erufstalei1t, lin6 ici1er aeadtete1t
lrno geidaeten 5tealung lrlS 9l1le=
fen IN Der Sta0t u11o i'm County.
|Seine Wet6ooem iparell tets aufrib=
tig INTO e6rermertb, bllrdl peld)e iein
aufridtiger ltllo nobler Gbarafter IT,
llritrirt lplroe. Or beiaB oas Ser
traltelt slller, Oie init linn III 9eriibr
rnng fan1ei1 l,11b apar CT i%eoer5eit be-
reit, be1lelbea nit gllten1 &at6 nru0
|Ibat 5llr Settle 5l lteFen. ST mar
ein ortidrittlider all1o geahteter
Mitbiirger ser 5taot, uno mar ie0cr=
.5eit 6ereit, sum 8gtel1 Ser 5taot lei-
ne 3eit nro @enntniiie SIT piomen,
mo0ur6 Oas @enteimpel ell %beionoers
g%ef0rbert poroen lit.
l1nler perlonlid)er gcrlltit lit be-
0eltter6. gr NOR itets freuln6lih
l110 bate iih i'm 2oufe Ser Sabre
biele 6relnoe erlporben, Die CT 1id
olrd lcin Ipmpatbild}es @eien a1r6
|ieine ltetige 9iilfsbereitidaft 5u err
balten nltBte. @ir per0en ibr1
bermiiie1,, neil ct Elm
Meann nod je0er Midtltrg NOR.
Seiner Tamilie ipred)en mir bter-
NIT nnier tieiaefiibltes 8eileio unb
tSDmpatbie aus gelegentli6 6eren
gralter, 90 MIR millen, 6aB beren
gerluit ein nlrerieelider url6 ser Ser
%ltorbe1e aIs @utte lmo gertpan6ter
niM bergelien auerben fam.
8elhloilen, BOB cine Nbidrift bie<
Ter 8eileiOsbcldliiIie Ser t%rauernoen
Samilie iiberreidt lperoe, III 0eren
lomie 1inierer grtnlterltng CT leben
miro, bis mir MlIe itnlerc leBtc Stlttl-
De erlebt baben.
@eidloiler, 0aB oieie @eidliiiie in
Dem Erotofoll unIerer 8eldafts-
sbiid]er anfgenon1n1cl1 ncr0en.
Jarmers & Mehanies
Sapings 8anf,
Sltlilts s. @aBler, Nraiioent.
s.. IS. Setn1an11, aaliirer.
|9abenport, Sa., %. M1tgnlt 1915.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
9er 9ipn;o.
Gii,cr bcr int~creHantcitct unh iiiiNsitea
SliHc Glrppas.

MINT (Slf rnnnS.
Us ourfte Den l%pet1tg1tei1, auBer
A@eo9rapDell llllo Seologen, befailnt
leln, paB Der S1o.n5o, UNI oelletl ltl1%
IS uIer 5A gsto1rflell, Dle Staltel1er
5SIrome pDl1 &c. slut Derg1eBen, 81, Gen
1n1etellaIte1ten 1ll'o ll11alten Jlulleu
gnrppas 9s9ort per ntloe, tpel,la
lqHfpure, nber so1llo1e Rl'ppestl
l@ani1enpe Gtrom 1at. I'M Salfe per
@elWIn1er 9. .. leff per etlnpgrapblz
lge StUo1en pIlege11oen NoI1erSett,
n1g1 lpeh19en als ofe1I'al len gett
a Y 1e111e HlDflli'g 9%sa1Dert. Der
na1er DIS geuIt9e1 Slol13o, ger Son
! : Dtr alle1'' lpat 5nern p1s Serz
ssn'gu'9 oer l. peul19eh i geeosa1lnlle e
Soa.a ano 81Ppap. 9os d 9o11a 'u;s
olpluEIl peN VepltssllaIen Ufa1l9Itt
a!p 1s Ml eIllPIa 1 na na ''I t o!e
oelp = u ST. net 9ea1l1one, ote
= ~ 2stIu!le y pes 0epg19RDen Straz
~. nv y! uguIlsla lns 2eeer esgpB,
anp D1s gu pts!sl 91ap! POM W !s
asslPlsssl aaI'pa11s l9HIpar nar.
gaM ssrpal.s9ss yea,arere1sn's. enl ta.
~ cs p.1glsut5, ~ IN m ,Sa9le
gop 1auo s9l.llus y pas 1el1 oer
y.al9 e. n%'spesss'.s, llsllals ~. ~.
Is.n U.aB psa Dpst.au, c g'slsr lupIs
~ .'un .'''.s: 1'.asi. apIuu ~ g
pa.I We MepetsesuI'se'ls1. gs1as
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~ t!m oe'' ~ os11 D11l10 111eBe'loen
9p m,.A c..u..
~ yshns gtlWup pes Sn!ersla11e; oaB
saau p.l. n.usM '2ul1nb' pet hpIlp.mz
ulssl.pe,le gspbe Slsel'. nnp Uslga.
n,..lsn DFn Sn Mss1a 5alupr'e. Dellsn
NV u.lssau.l.'s uullaB dun. aut1aDp
81 Z 1s1,, a's ay gsellDpII 'pslps. gas.
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s mi . nuu!s ~. uslsslu9l ou
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M gDsptl ~, us.p ~ w. pusnp ~ psn
g gplI Dpn 2r.sll eI9lsBI: S1'1o oIs per
gsIllppialg UP p'sgsr'ssn ApIIaB.
apues aut maa 'g NC S~lpH5plpsusn
s ,.as.Y :sa 49, ~ s'psa! u nl nua
'ps1t.as1 o.1ulung tlsp4isN a ~ !p1e.
ps! ~ pen uneetaanI YET eealllpns
Sps puaI psn el1uaea1sn 5sr9llnt5
wv s9tss. upm Slu.,op aaIgenpn1ll'sI
a gDsl'eu au sst s 'pnlpsh .
ilseBs4. Sea u.elel g%sle1!'9 alN
Dlaa,.s usl Slun5p sslpu1.lsss ~.
W;vs.,..lsa'i ~ Vssau, ~ lslne
s. .uu NY w Hua u=s'ua!ps..s unu .alnsl'
tGx.1s, nu @.t p ssn s.ass S gel2,,
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IL ns5u agcG IVY ~ SlpA0p llgl
en : a lauaig w m#maaa s. ps Mu'
~ 5%r,,,nn St. w%,u' e;nau. - ssas Mau.z
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
3,tr lcbtcn M,lbe.

Inter gutter getbeiligl1rte fat &C.
tern Nadymittag I'M 5nct l1br Sic
geer6ignng bon 6rau MarD Wasom
Dom Iranerbaltie, go. 1882 8eit
3. StraBe aus al1f Dem itdbtijden
5rteo6of itattgeflln0en. Serr So.
ibal1nes aroeger leitete Sen Irauer,
i'm 6allie. 1nb am @rnbe.
Sargtrdger aparen' Sic Serren: Jront
Norton, Sranf sSSllbD, Norma1 gbi=
fer, Sreb 2app, @us. 51app, sS5obn
&orn.
g6mur6 Sill.
Sim 5onntog Madumittog Inn orei
nbr bat Die geeroigung bon &errn
.@0nar6 Sin, Ser om Treitag plot,
lid int @erma1ia @otel ltarb, nnte1
Sen Mnipi5ien Ser Cannon 2oge SEQ,
10 Der anigbts of HDtbias 1tattge.
Tlnoen. Ole 8eiiebung erfolgte ol5
Dem Saf6ale 5rie0bof. Geb. Dulen.
berg leitete Sen Irauergottesoienlt
Sargtrager maren bic @erren g
MaO6en g. g. Coleman, S. Ble.
ming, Sobn BON Mter, 81. S. l1tid.
BORT un6 M.: @o0oeDig.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
&cirat1s Grlanbnikidleine.

Beniamin lSl,r1t, Ddpcnport, mi
lriula Carte, Mecgomb, so.
Stop WcDonal0, gbtongo, ST., I'M
Cora, Mnoerlon, Soma gitD.
8ercp 9ronn, Davenport, mi
Repaoa @riggsbp, &eofllf, So.
Sreo q. Meber, Mnamola, Sa.
unb Neita S. Meribon, Din, Sa.
Carl Gbicote, @nibington, Sa.
ll116 Grace Wa06en, 9aDenport.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
wsarim Worfi iibcr DentidIanb.

@or GINGER 3eit Bat Marim @orti
in elmer Observation-Disclosures iii
Mostau ungefdbr folgenbes iber
Deut16lanb un6 Bic Deutfdsn ausz
gefibrt: .9eutidlanp miif5en mir
a6ten, Deutidlanb 1T Elm bellies.
2aub, bic Come tonn in ieben Min.
tel btneinf9einen unb nirgenbss finbet
lie nnrat, sic beuti9en S9ulen
limb bic pflan5ftdtten beg belitih1en
gebantens, unb Deutf4lanb Bat
neunmal mebr @9ulen a1s Rublanb.
Die Miffenfdaft 1T iebem 5ugdnglt9,
iebem, Der lernen mill, unb alle ppls
len fie lernen, barum finb jie ollie
bur9brungen BON benz beut{9en Sc
banten. Ser Deutfhe Fat Bic ga,n5e
Welt auf frteblt9e Wetfe erobsrt, unb
Der ieBige Rrieg fAeint mr. Elm gro<
teit gegen Bic frieblide groberurg al
Iein. 9eutfdlanbs MH{eni9aft be-
berr14t uniere llniberiitdten, beut=
i6es Rapttol balt pn1ere 8abnen,
beutfde Snbuitrie ba,lte unfere ma
f6tnen, mir baden beut1de Glettri3i=
tat gebabt, nnb beutiae &nuflelte
regulierten ben rnfiif6en Sanbel. Der
Geutf6e tennt ben rufiii9en @ei{t
6efier, alS Der &uiie felbfk unb fiibrt
[einen Rampf gegen bic @9nG9en.
Brast Elm beutfhes @9ulttnb nod
Solitoi, na9 9oituiepiti, nad puf9z
tin llnb @pgol -es Tam eu1 Mnts
mort geben. Grast bic Rui{en mad,
euren Didtern nnb Dentetn, Bic met
item perben i6teigen. 9eutf9lanb
bat fur feline @enter tein @ibirien.
9arum fonnte fi@ Der beut19e @eiit
gu elmer .alles bef@attenbe1 @rDBe
entfalten."
- LAFaN ~ EGA 100 .E4L.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
ainScr : slrbcitsscict.

IIll e. NSlll nleleS GQDfeS / DQs
bon Der lestelt 2egislatur a1tgel1olnt
meme &in0er Mrbeitsgcles in &raf
getreten. % Sic betreffuloeil SSor.
mltlare 1liht 5eitig genllg llad) biel
acididt ml1r0elt, lrlltbte Ser ltrlpiirl1g.
lid altf ben 90. gll1glllt al1geiestt
Sdll1Btcrmin bis 5ll11 Is. Septem.
Der binal1sgeldloben merben.
1as @eleb be5ieht itd) al1f idllll-
pflid)tige &illoer I'M Sitter bon la biz
5u 16 Sobren. Si1to airber int ie.
nem Ilter in i%rgenbeiner @eiiel er-
perbstbatig, 10 baben tie cinen gr-
lal1bniBid)eit al,f5lbriltgen. Die 0a-
sill not1igen Iounulore iino in ser
Office oes Sdl1lilperintenoente1l
Trarlf 9. Sn1art crbaltIidD. 9llld) Sic
Mrbeitgeber Iolder &iltocr linb ge-
leslid perpflidytet, Tom1ulare al1s=
5ufiillan ltno 2ilten Ser BON ibnen be
lhafttgten &inoer n1oglidllt nabe am
Sc daftseil1gal1g al1f5ubalgen.
Die Gerfiigllng bc5iebt iid) r1ltr al1i
iplde &in0er, lpeld)e bon Ser Sda1le
graOltirt iino, "a anoere &ilroer lo=
mielo bis sum bollaroaten is. 2e=
bensjabre idulpflidDtig iinb. 3as
nelle @eicb heltinm1t, BOB oiel e Slit
Der elrtlpe0er Sic Sdltle beiltd]el1 ooer
aber in irgenO elmer @eiie ertperbs=
IthGtid lei11 miiiIcu. SpbaI0 Elm &tnD
oie Ir6eitsltelle perlabt, lit ser Ir-
beitgeber perpflidtet, Sen Mbgang III,
nerbalb bon 5pei Sagen ser Sdnlbe.
bnroe SIT meloen.
Mnf oicie @eile iibt Sic 56ulbe-
b0rbe cine itaaoige &ontrole iiber
Sdulfi11oer i'm Sitter BON Id bis is
Sabre aus, u1l0 es fa1lln nid)t me6r
p%orfnm1en, oaB eirl 15iabriger S11r-
&c cine @od]e i'm Sabre orbeitet ull0
sic iibrige 3ett oes Sabres lid berl,m-
treibt. Ser Smed BEG 11elten @e=
lebes it,: @rbeiten o0er gdulbelud).
@ie 0as ia tei fait allen nel1en
|@eIesen Scr 6an lit, lit bieI uReb
|Iape" nit bem @eieB berbull0en.
MlBer Oe1 Sdmlfinoern baben Cir
|beitgeber llro gltern SSormulare aus=
5ufiillen. Sen er1pcrbstbatigen &na=
ben I'M Sitter BON IA bis 5l1 is Sabe
rem mer0en bon Ser gdbulbeboroe Mb-
5eid)en eeliefert meroen, nad0em Bic
n0tbigen Iormlllarc alsgefiillt iin0.
@er nod ben Is. Septenrber obne
slb5eiden angetroffen miro, trobbem
er ermer6st6attg lit, madt iid itraf-
|fallig.
200 nc,te sdiilcr Ser 6odidn1e.
l1ebcr 200 5biiler nno gdiilerin=
men iino geItern in Ser @odddltle neu
eil1getreten. Ser @ormittag nno gead)-
mittag pur0e oamit 51gebradt, Sic
|Sdiiler in sic ridtigelt @lallen gu
leiten ltno ibncn sic 9eamen Ser 5ll
g~ebraud)etlben @iid)er l1nb 2ebrmittel
mit51tbeilen. Die Maebr5obl ser &in=
Ser nabm Sen @an0elsfltrilts auft
Damn folgen in siemlih gleider 5tar=
fe Scr @al1of ertigfeitsfurius ul1o Ser
lateiniide &11rlus; baraltf Ser Sur
jus fir SaltsbaltsniIIenldaft,9 elltidk
@i1enidaft geormal unb gngliib.
Die iib ont bentlden &llrius bethel
|ligel1oen ain0er ltl1o: gllie Summed,
W2il0reb @briiti11ler1, 9orotbD @ile-
mon, 2olita allebl, Mearion 8arncr,
Gillian M~arflpar0t, Slorence Neter-
ien, Soil &eofielo, Grace Hepnol0s.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31

Saben sic i6on 0l6 Miliion
9ier probirt? @leih NIT Sem beiten
importirten 8ier l,n6 empfoblen bot.
ben Doftoren. Rod Sslanb 8reiping
SO. Qln5.)
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-08-26

Died in this city, Saturday, Aug. 8,
after prolongcd illness, Mr.. William
Graber, aged "a years
Died at the home of his son in Mon
fort, Aug. l6, Mr.. Thomas Fitzsimons,
Sr., at the advanced age Of 70 years.
Mr.. John Temby has arrived home
from his trip to England. 1t was 46
years since be had seen the country
and he found various marked changes.
Married at st. Paul's rectory, Satur-
day, Aug. Is, by Rev. Jas. O'Keefe,
Mr.. Joseph Thicker AID Miss Agnes
Weber. Their hosts of friends wish
them their full share Of life's happi-
ness.
Married at the r. NJ. parsonage Aug.
%, by Rev. j. Hardcastle, Mr.. VIM.
Adams and MRS. Armenia Tredinnick,
both Of Linden
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clayton are
mourning the loss Of their infant
daughter, Ella May, who died Aug. 16,
aged six months.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-08-26
twenty-five Year. Ago, 1890.

Died in this city, last Friday morn
ing, after few hours illness, Mr.. Bed
ford Matthews; aged 4S years.
Last Thursday was a big day for
Fennimek e. There were several att
tractiyaaeatures, but the game of ball
between The Mineral Point and Bosco-
bel clubs proved the most interesting,
our boys being victorious.
d. E. Jacobs of this city has landed
over 300 trout this season and expects
to land another hundred before the
limit set by law expires.
The one day camp meeting held in
JEWELS grove was very largely at
tended. A great crowd of Primitive
Methodists and their friends put in
most enjoyable day. The services were
conducted by Revs. Chubb, Baker and
Ralph and Mr. Phil Allen.
Burglars visited Dodgevile last week
and opened several business places.
They got very little cash but did CON
siderable damage to the stock, win
dows and doors.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-08-26
Forty Years Ago. 1875.

Sunday while Mr.. John Buck and son
of Monticello were crossing a pasture
adjoining their lot they were met by
an Infatuated bull. The father ordered
the boy to run while he stayed and
fought the monster. The son escaped
unhurt but the father was severely
wounded and died day later
Mary Breyer and her celebrated
comedy company will give a series of
performances in this city fair week.
The press throughout the northern
part of the state speaks highly of this
troupe.
A few days ago we received a notice
of the marriage of Mr. Geo. Raymer
of the Madison Democrat and Miss
Ella Bradley of Vermont The groom
is very well known in this community
and we wish him happiness and pros
perity.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-08-26
Local Overflow.


Pay less and dress better. Buy
your clothing of G. Varlin.
Frank Tyrer and wife of Milwau-
kee were on hand for the fair.
Miss Nora Seaman has returned from
a two weeks visit at Fennimore.
Miss Mary White of Sioux City,
Iowa, is visiting Miss Anna Jacko.
Miss Marion Nelson of Lena, ILL.,,
is guest at the DR.. Hales home.
Miss Nettie Whalen is visiting her
sister, Mrs. C. f. Davis, at Galena.
Order one of those delicious ten
cent cakes from Gorgens. Phone 50.
Mrs. Anna Niedermeyer of High
land is guest at the John Aide home.
Sooner or later you will become a
"World" movie fan. Why not sooner?
For watch and jewelry repairing
call on j. j. Mauger. All work guar
anteed.
Mrs. John Joostgen, ST., was
recent guest at the farm home of her
son John.
MIR. and Mrs. Jos. Maui and daugh-
ter Gertrude are visiting Clarence
Luchen.
Gertrude Brown is enjoying visit
with her aunt. Mrs. ]. M. Ross, at
GAINESVILLE.
Miss Margaret Esch left Tuesday
morning to visit relatives at Racine
and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Meserole and
two children are spending few weeks
at Delavan.
Mrs. J. j. Hanscom returned last
Friday from visit with her son Roger
at Lakeville, Indiana.
DIR. and Mrs. w. G. Hales and
daughter Ellen left Tuesday for an
outing at Lake Geneva.
John Bond of Jonesdale spent the
past week with his daughter, Mrs. W.
0. Hoskin, of this city
This week is being spent by Mrs.
Leslie Harker and daughter Helen with
relatives at Roscoe, III.
Piano tuning, action regulating an
everything pertaining thereto. For par
ticulars and terms, inquire of j. W.
Anderson, phone 276. lift
You can get Auto Body Polish that
will keep your new auto looking new
and make your old auto look like new,
also Top Dressing for cushions and top
to make them look like new, at Beers
Harness Shop.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-08-26
Smoke Red Trunk cigars.


Cyrus White is home from Chicago
for visit.
Miss Kate Hishen was visitor at
Milwaukee last week.
Miss Zee Kelly of Freeport is a
guest at the Ferrill home.
VIM. Ferrill returned Monday from
a business trip to Chicago.
Miss Lena Bishop of Cobb is visit
ing at the Lanyon home.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Stair and son
were at Spring Green Monday.
VIM. Hammill is employed at
Rewey, plastering the parsonage.
Mrs. Earl Schilling and son Dan
returned from Baraboo last week.
Henrietta G. Hanscom, teacher of
music, piano and organ. Phone 70.
Miss Irma Mcconnell of Warren is
visiting at the w. H. Jacka home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Fielder of
Cuba City were here during the fair.
Mrs. Harland Lane of Darlingto
was recent guest of Mrs. Ed. Mar
tin.
Miss Margaret Buss of Belmont
was guest of friends here during the
fair.
Miss Phyllis Roy of Darlington was
the guest of Miss Marie Thoma during
the fair.
Miss Annette Medinger visited at
the John Medinger home at Linden the
past two weeks.
Thomas Quirk of Madison visited
his mother, Mrs. Ca Uterine Quirk, dur
ing the fair days.
Miss Whynita Frieden returned
Sunday from visit at the Matt Ley
home at Ridgeway.
Miss Wayne Cummings left Mon
day to spend her vacation with friends
at Lake Kegonski.
Miss Bertha Paynter returned last
Tuesday from months stay with
friends in Chicago.
Harry Frieden left Monday for 6
two weeks visit at the Schlater home
at Davenport, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Temby of Milf
fin were weekend guests at the home
of Mrs. Link Vivian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammock Seather of
Blanchardville spent several days of
the past week at the VIM. Harris home
Harold Jones of GAINESVILLE and VIM.
Quirk of Milwaukee are guests at the
home of their grandfather, Ned Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clark of juno
ton City returned to their home Sun
day after visiting relatives in this city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-08-26
fRo1 The TRIBUNE ffLEs


Died in this village. Wednesday eve
ming. Aug. %, Mrs. Mary II. Wright.
wife of Mr. Oscar Wright, aged 2S
years and 10 months.
Mrs. Sarah A. Shepard of Beloit de-
liyered two temperance lectures in this
city last week, one at the brick school
Thursday evening and one at the P. NJ.
church on Friday evening. Her re-
marks were very good but the audiences
were comparatively small.
The name of Thomas. S. Allen will
be found in our columns this week as
the nominee of the Republican party
of the southern district of Iowa county
for assesnblyman. We are sure this
nomination will meet the approval of
the entire party
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-08-26

Mrs. Anna Hooking Smith of Oar
lington has been visiting relatives in
this city.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Chap
pei at Dodgeville, Saturday, Aug. 2l,
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. cambridge of Mifflin
spent few days with Mrs. Carl Heely,
Jr., last week.
Mrs. Edith Prideaux is spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs. JAS.
Chapel, at Dodgeville.
MIR. and Mrs S. S. Wilson and
daughter of Hazel Green were guests
of her brother, John Cox. last Thurs
day.
Will Dresser, who has been spend
ing few days at the Finklemeyer
home here, returned to Madison Mon
day.
Mrs. Thos. Kislngbury and daugh-
ter returned to Alta, Iowa, on Friday
after two week sojourn with rel
atlVes mere.
George Cox and family Of New
York and Mrs Bert Gale of Chicago
were fair week guests at the G. Z,
Gale home.
Mrs. VIM. Tamlyn returned to her
home at Miller. S. Oak, Sunday after
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Ferrill.
Thomas Goldsworthy of Pittsburg,
Penn, is here visiting his grandfather,
John Temby, and aunt, Mrs. L. Vivian
and family.
VIM. Snow, who was the guest of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Snow,
several days last week, has returned
to Peru, H.
We have secured the agency for
Wards ten cent cakes and will have
six varieties fresh every day. j. Cor
gen e. Sons. Phone SO.