Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-03-18

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acted business here Tuesday.
Theo. Bramhof visited with High
land relatives several days last week.
Miss Mary Ralph Of Cuba City was a
guest of her friend, Miss Emma Osborn,
the past week.
Roy Vincent of Madison was business
caller here since my last batch of items
wac forwarded.
Phil Stacey of Livingston was here
Tuesday greeting old friends.
Floyd Poad has returned home from
Milwaukee where he had been for two
weeks under doctors care.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jewell,
March 10th, son; and to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Brown, March 18th, son.
Geo. Hillary has returned to his work
at Blanchardville after weeks visit
with his parents.
Rev. Delbert Gesch and wife of AL
bion arrived here Saturday to attend
the funeral of his grandmother, Mrs.
Temby also John Coach from Butte,
Montana
Ed Coach received word Tuesday of
the death of his brother Joe at Battle
Creek, Mich.
Ed. Jewell and wife of Miflin have
purchased the farm of VIM. Thomas in
Bloomfield onto which they moved this
week
The Misses Emma Osborn and Mary
and Robert Osborn were guests at the
VIM Little home, at Welsh Settlement,
on Friday,
Mr.. Owens has returned to his home
at the county seat after a months visit
with his daughter, Mrs. Frank Roberts.
Irving Jewell Of Bloomfield is hauling
lumber from this place for new barn.
Mr.. Frehner has returned to his
home at Orfordvile after visiting sew
eral days with his brother Connord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rolling and Mrs.
Lulu Short were guests at the home of
their sister, Mrs. Harley Mills, Thurs
day of last week.
Albert Veach visited over Sunday
with friends at Cobb
A large number of our people attend
ed the sale Of Martin Larson.
Mrs. Alvin Thompson was a guest
Of her parents at Highland last week.
Frank SAKE and Henry Cochems of
Milwaukee were here Friday looking
after mining business.
A series of grand lectures was given
at the NJ e. church the past week by
Rev. Herbert Buss of Butte, Mott.
Fred 0ldenburg, Sr., and fanny have
moved their household goods into the
Henry James residence on Main street,
and Eugene Puryington and family will
occupy the house they vacated.
Mrs, Lizzie Ann Jeffrey visited this
week at the Joseph erase home at
Montfort.
Neil Simon. the shoemaker, moved to
Highland Saturday
Chas. Carroll and family of your city
were visitors at the Geo. Hillary, ST.,
home over Sunday,
Mrs. Kate Adams, Mrs. Richard Pol
lard and Mrs. VIM. Stephens, Jr., are
on the sick list
Mrs. John James Of Montfort visited
several days of last week at the John
Tredinuck home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Temby of Dodgeville
visited over Sunday with Ed, Coach and
wife.
Miss Ina Wearing, accompanied by
Ed Cullen, visited her sister at the
Point Sunday
Mrs. James Wicks and daughter Mar
ion left Saturday for Saltwater, Mimi,
to make a short visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Walter Sawyer.
Miss Bertha Frehner, accompanied by
II. Frederick, of Belmont, arrived here
Saturday to make short visit with her
parents.
Merle Ellington Of Livingston spent
Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. Alfred
Hughes.
Mrs. Roy Rule Of Laxey and Miss
Luella Rule transacted business at the
Point Saturday.
Rev. McAdooer Of Chicago preached
at the NJ f. church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Hodger and Miss Polkinghorn Of
Dodgeyille visited Saturday and Sun
day at the Ed Coach home
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