Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-09-07
LINDEN
Bv Harley Hicks.


Florence Taylor spent few days Of
the past week with Miss Lillian Taylor
at Montfort.
Harley Hicks has left for Madison
where he will attend the &C business
college.
Florence Anderson of Hazel Green
visited at the home of Mrs. l.. Nc
Granohan the past week.
Earl Wearing has purchased new
seven passenger Studebaker car.
Miss Maude Granville has arrived
here from Wisner, Neb., to visit among
relatives for few days before going
to Menominee, where she will attend
the Stout Institute the coming winter.
Mrs. VIM. Smith and daughter Ber-
nece have returned from Madison, ac-
companied by Florence Smith for
stay here.
The ladies of the M. E. Aid society
enjoyed a picnic at Caygill's spring
last Wednesday. The attendance was
large.
Lulu and Sylvia Rule are visiting
friends in Beloit
Mary Straw of Hazel Green was a
guest at the 4. d. James home last
week
Willard White of Mason City, Iowa,
spent a few days of last week among
relatives Of this place.
Miss Maude Fault left on Saturday
for Manitowoc, where she will engage
in teaching the coming year.
Beulah Wearing of Madison and
Blanche Wearing of Chickasha, Okla,
who are spending their vacation at
the parental home in Mineral Point,
called on relatives here one day of the
past week.
Wilma Feathers arrived here from
Cuba City on Saturday to attend our
nigh school.
Mrs. j. j. Ellsworth spent a portion
of last week with her parents at
Platteyille.
Thomas Caygille and daughter Kath-
ryn returned from Mason City, Iowa,
on Saturday, after a prolonged visit
there.
On Friday Mrs. M. j. Treloar accom-
panied her two grandsons, Freeman and
Brainard Treloar, as far as North Nc
Gregor on their way home to Adams,
MINI. They spent the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Smith and son
Beaumont motored to Fennimore Sun
day and visited with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Spencer.
Fred Caygill is spending a few days
at the Capital City.
Ruth Holman, former teacher in
our schools, visited few days last
week with Mrs. w, F. Kramer.
The Linden band furnished music at
the Latto picnic last Wednesday. Sew
others from here attended also.
Hazel Hicks spent the past week at
Dodgeyille ard Madison.
fit&s L44DtE4 s24itSlL eflts t1NSEisAFi ISSNAiN
were at Ridgeway last week visiting
/ her mother and 70 attend the home
coming at that place.
Mrs. Emma Batten returned home
from Edmund Friday evening after being
there several days with her son Edward
who is seriously i'll.
Miss Elsie Goodlad of Madison is
visiting at the Lubid Short home.
Born. to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown
on Saturday, Sept. g. daughter.
, Frank and Charles McGranahan anC
Ed. Cullen attended the blacksmiths
convention at Madison on Monday.
Miss ALA Parry left on Monday fol
two weeks vacation, to be spent II
Baraboo add Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Smith and SOL
Beaumont, Mrs. c. NJ. Wearing. I'M
Wearing and Ed. Cullen spent Sunda,
at the Mongold home near the Point.
Mrs. Ben DeNoyer and children re
turned to their home at Owosso. Mich.
on Friday after spending the summe
here with her father, William Pollard.
Anita Mills, who has been visiting
relatives here and in neighboring town
for several weeks, returned TO her hom