Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-08-03


GAINESVILLE, where he has been visiting.
MIR. and Mrs. Nicholas Stevens of
Dodgeville spent Sunday with relatives
| in this city.
Will Brown and Lloyd VanMatre
and wives and Mrs. Conrad motored to
Madison Sunday
George Lampe, wife and son Or
vile of Cobb were callers at the John
Aide home Monday.
On Monday the Misses Josephine
and Margaret Rasmussen returned to
their home at Beloit.
Mrs. Sidney Shepard, Mrs. Orville
Beath and Mrs. Otto Gilman visited at
Dodgevile Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lindsey are
spending this week with relatives ut
Prairie du Sac and Oxford.
Miss Eunice Fault of Linden is
being entertained by her cousins, Miss
es Ruth and Reta Treloar.
r. w. Harris, wife and two chill
dren of Adams visited at the Henry
Zweifel home the week end.
Sister M. Andrea of Sank City, ac-
companied by Sister M. Anaclete, is
here to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Stendebach, and other relatives.
Defective eyesight properly cor
rected, j. J. Weber, registered optome-
trist, of 'PIatteville. at the United
States hotel, Mineral Point, Monday,
Aug. z.
The wise (?) guy, on being asked
for news, says, There are only two
kinds of women in this world that are
hard to understand the married ones
and the single ones.
Mr.. j. r. Brown received one of
Fitzgibbons Bros. roomy. auto-seat,
top buggies for his livery. Mr.. Brown
thinks the bes, is the cheapest when
bought at the right prices. Ivy
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stude
entertained eighteen little folks in hon
or of the eighth birthday anniversary
of their granddaughter Pearl Slice
man of Hollandale. Luncheon was
served on the lawn.
The following were guests at the
George Woolrich home on Sunday: AL
ton and Amy Brander of Wyoming and
Elizabeth and Leslie Knickerbocker
Ella Harton, Earl Powers and Dwight
Mercer of Dodgeville.
Some people would give anything if
they could get rid of constipation.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
do the work and do it quick. Take it
once week to be regular, happy and
free. Metz Pharmacy.
j. j. Weber, registered optome-
trist, permanently located at Platte
vile, will be at the United States hotel,
Monday, Aug. 7. All eye troubles
properly treated with glasses and work
guaranteed. References furnished if
desired.
Frank Jeuck is at Reedsburg this
week to start his two horses, Lady
Jeuck and John Spencer, in the races
at the fair being held there. The form
err was entered for Wednesday and the
latter Thursday. Frank expects to
start his horses at GAINESVILLE next week.
John G. Davies, lifetime and
prominent citizen of the Welsh Settle
ment, well known and popular through
out Southwestern Wisconsin, died last
Saturday; aged 70. He was an uncle
of Dr. John Davies of this city. The
nearest relatives surviving are nieces
and nephews.
According to GAINESVILLE papers, the
Presbyteri an church of that city adopt
ed preparedness program for Sunday.
Electric fans were installed for the
comfort of worshipers and the pastor
announced "cool topic" for discussion
at the evening service, stereopticon
lecture on Glacier National Park.
Saturday evening Phil Paynter,
Charles Wonn, Charley cambridge,
wives and children, Miss Carrie Wonn,
Mrs. Martha Brown, Mrs. M. Miller
and George Roe of Mifflin motcred to
this city and established headquarters
at the j. z. Paynter home. While in
our midst they INDUCED literally in
dhapping and enjoyed mingling with
the huge crowd of humanity on our
streets.
The ice man is popular fellow
these hot days. There are many house
wives who anxiously await his arriva
each morning, fearful that the tiny
chunk which may have survived tbs
night will vanish into warm water be
fore he car come to the rescue. 1t il
no snap hustling hugh cakes of ice on {
hot day either, according TO men wht
do it. and if those who think it is d COO
| job should try their hands at il, thel
might find it entirely different from
what they imagined. AT any rate th,
. local ice companies are kept very busy
supplying the demands Of their patrons