Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-03-23
LINDEN

"Thelma" at the opera house Friday
evening. They played to full house.
The Yeomen gave big dance and
supper Wednesday evening. Both
functions were complete success.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Wilkinson were
visitors at Mineral Point Thursday.
A number from here attended the
box social in school district 10 Thurs
day evening.
All new scenery has been installed in
the Opera Hall.
Roscoe Fault and Wade Eggers were
at Mineral Point Friday.
Mr. Summers of GAINESVILLE is here on
business.
William Gilman was business cal
Ter at Mineral Point recently.
Miss Belle Bottoms of Mineral Point
visited with friends here the past week.
Jenkin Ellsworth visited over Sunday
at his home in Platteville.
Will Short visited at Platteville the
past week.
Mrs j. N. Vial returned home from
Montfort Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Zweifel of Miner
al Point visited over Sunday at the
Bennett Treloar home.
Jack Davies was at Mineral Point
Monday
Philip Trevalia is at Prairie du CHEN
taking treatments for lumbago.
Miss Marian Rodgers Of Dodgeville
visited here last week.
Floyd Poad of Platteville is visiting
at his home here.
Tom Wier was business caller at
Mineral Point Thursday.
Miss Ethel Prideaux of Mineral Point
visited friends here the past week.
Fred Wicks has been employed at the
I. Jacobs store during the absence of
Mr. Jacobs.
A number from out of town attended
the dance here Wednesday evening.
Thomas Batten was caller at
Mineral Point Tuesday.
+ Jacobs returned home from Chica-
go Saturday.
Linden High School.
Miss Hillary's room is holding on to
the attendance banner very firmly.
One week they had perfect attendance
no absence, no tardiness-and as an
extra reward, they were given the free
use Of the Victrola and records for the
noon exercises the whole next week.
These had perfect attendance for the
six weeks: Miss Barrett s-Sylvia
Butteris. Ethel Brown, William Brown,
Annie Brown, Arminta Cook, Maurice
Cook, Irene Carroll, Harlan Colds
worthy; Miss Caygill' s-David Jacobs;
Miss Hillary 's-Harvard Carroll, Ber-
nice Smith, Oswald Treloar, Harold
Alton, Bevan Blanchard, Nancy Fine,
Nelson Gilman, Gladys Oldenburg,
Wallace Richards, Wilma Rule, Nellie
Tredinnick, Lyle Tredinnick; Miss
Harker's- Curtis Fault, Clinton Crib
BILE, Emanuel Jacobs, Eva Liddicoat,
Ida burlington, Richie Smith, Leonard
Trudgeon, Gerald Weisen; High
School Stevens, Clarence
Goldsworthy, Daisy Treloar
One Friday afternoon the entire
school gathered in the assembly room
and enjoyed a patriotic rally. The
Primary sang "America,' Second
Primarily Yankee Doodle" informed
iate-"Columbia," Grammar-"Dixie,"
High School-"Star Spangled Banner"
Each room sang their song, then all
sang together, then there was part
singing. Mr. Bussewitz gave the his
tory of each song. The Victrola was
used. One of the most effective feat
ures was the flag salute given by the
school in concert. An "Old Time
Songs" rally will be held next.
February % marked the eighth ami
versary of Mr. Mills service as janitor
of the school. In appreciation OF the
many favors he has shown us during
this time, short program was given
by the high school and Gabe was
presented with his favorite record
Lucia -Sextette."
Stereoptican slides on "Alice IN
Wonderland were shown one noon
much to the amusement of the younger
children.
The Freshmen entertained the High