Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-02-11


were guests at the Wilkins home last
Friday.
| Mrs. Joseph wilkins returned from
Mineral Point Friday, where she has
been visiting relatives.
Henry James of Dodgeville visited at
the Hancock home the latter part of
last week.
Albert verch was an over-Sundsy
visitor at Madison.
Frank Roberts and Frank Vial were
business callers at Cobb last week.
Mrs. Richard Correll and son of No.
10 were guests at the Correll home in
Mineral Point last Saturday.
Mrs. John Hillary returned to her
home in Mason City after visiting Mr..
and Mrs. 0rrin Rule.
Steve Gribble of Madison visited his
parents over Sunday.
Fred Hartung of Milwaukee was here
several days of the past week greeting
old friends.
Attorney Henry Cochems of Milwau-
kee was a business caller here the other
day He has mining interests in this
locality.
VIM. Brenton has gone to Marshfield
for visit with his son Will.
Rev. Jorden and wife attended the
funeral of VIM. Thomas at Bloomfield
last Wednesday also VIM. Gilman
and wife
Levi Pollard has returned home from
the state metropolis where he has been
sojourning for while.
Born, Feb. 3, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Caygill, son.
Carl Gilman arrived here from Mad
son the middle of last week for a visit
with his parents.
Mrs. Geo. Burns Of Hazel Green was
guest of her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Batten, the past week.
Fred Oldenburg was out from Madi-
son for an over-Sunday visit with his
parents.
jos. erase Of Montfort spent a couple
of days last week with his sister, Mrs.
Mary Treglown, of this place.
District Attorney Taylor attended to
official duties at the county seat on
Thursday.
Steve Gribble of Madison was caller
at his parents home several days of
the past week,
Henry Hughes of the Welsh Settle
mcnt is here testing the hospitality of
his brother Alfred and finds it exceed
ingly enjoyable.
Messrs. Theo Edmunds and Frank
Roberts spent a few hours pleasantly
at Peter Peterson's home. in Edmund,
Thursday evening
The Misses Beroah Helmstein and
Theresa Dickinson of Blue Mounds af-
rived here last week to make a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Mills and
other relatives.
Howard Treloar devoted the latter
part of last week to vieiting with rela-
tive at Nit. Hope, and also attended the
funeral of his uncle, William Gardner,
which took place Friday.
Mrs. Raw and son of Cuba City spent
several DAYS of the past week at the
Alfred erase home.
Ellis Owens OF Dodgeville is here Wis
iting with his daughter. Mrs. Frank
Roberts
Mrs. Geo. Chandler and daughter of
Montfort were guests of the former S
sister, Mrs. Ed. Bowden, part of last
week.
Ceri Hawke of Cobb arrived here
last Thursday to make a short visit
with his uncle Robert Hawke,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Brown of Har-
ker visited with her father, Joseph
Adams, last week.
Jack Richgels of Highland visited
from Saturday until Tuesday with
friends here.
Dr. Morton of Cobb was profession
al caller here Friday.
Garfield Batten of Iowa arrived here
Saturday to make short visit with
his parents
Kit Dolphin of Cobb spent last
Wednesday with his daughter, Mrs.
Nelson Hillary
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. L. Church
will hold their annual 15c tea on
Wednesday, Feb Is. All are cordially
invited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Medigner have
moved their household goods into the
house vacated by John Holman.
Little Martha Hawke died Feb s, Of
whooping cough and pneumonia.
Mrs. Geo Tonkin of Iron Mt, Mich,
is here visiting her sister, Mrs Nick
! Tredinnick.
Miss Agnes Lewis Of Highland was a
guest of her sister, Mrs. Isaac Jacobs,