Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-03-15

tives in this city, Mrs. Ada Rupp RI
turned to Dodgeville on Friday.
On Saturday, Mrs. John Greenwoo
and Mrs. Henry Gribble returned fror
a visit with relatives at Rockford.
Mrs. ]. p. Schlater arrived her
Saturday from Davenport, Iowa, t
\ visit her mother, Mrs. John Jeuck.
Two days of the first of this weel
were enjoyed by Miss Helen Mess o
| Richland Center at the home Of he,
mother in this city.
When you think of wall paper
paint, alabastine, floor finishes ano
house cleaning needs think of Ivey's
Pharmacy. The Rexall Store. lit
Mrs. Edward Stratman of Dodge.
vile attended the wedding of her niece,
Miss Ethel Young, to Mr.. Francis
Moreland here Saturday evening.
The automobile dealers of Iowa
county met at Dodgeville last Wednes-
day and formed an association. Harold
Cummings of this city was elected sec
Rotary.
-Miss Gertrude Vivian gave a pre-
nuptial shower for Miss Ethel Young
at her home Thursday evening, March
l. About fifteen girl friends were
present.
Mrs. Thomas Walters of Montana
arrived here Sunday to visit at the
home of her father, James Richards,
and with her sister, Mrs. William
Argall.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Thomas and R.
Fitzsimons of Dodgeville and Mrs. Thos.
Strautt and daughter of Ridgeway were
week end visitors at the Edw. Fitz-
simons home.
The roller skating rink attractions
last week drew like a mustard plaster.
Never before has there been such
display of enthusiasm in this place over
roller skating as this winter.
The trustees of the county asylum
exercised wise choice when they APP
pointed Mr.. and Mrs. John Livingston
of Rewey as superintendent and matron
of that institution last week. The lat
ter was formerly Miss Nora O'Dowd of !
this city.
Our attention has been called to |
some grocery and meat ads in Long
Beach paper. For instance pork is lie,
lard 15c, bacon zoe, liver sc, steak 1Sc,
lettuce 3 heads for DC, oranges loo per
dozen and lemons &c. If thing keep on
it will be the eXtravagant man only |
who can afford to stay out of California
winters.
"A pleasing feature of the Rebekah |
Lodge meeting last Friday evening was
a farewell reception for Miss Bertha
Paynter, who leaves next week for
Canada. There was a large attendance
in honor of the occasion and in recogni-
ton of the worthiness of the honored
who was presented with a |
gold Rebekah pin.
Iowa county is represented by AZ |
students at the University OF Wiscon-
sin this year. OF these, Ia are from
Mineral Point. namely Miss Margaret
" Bradford, sophomore in letters and |
science; Richard W. Brewer. sophie |
more in electrical engineering; Donald |
j. Fielder, freshman in letters and |
science; Raymond T. Jackson. third
year in law school; Homer j. Ludden.
senior in electrical engineering; Char
les P. Paynter, sophomore in the course
in pharmacy, Chauncey j. Pellow,
sophomore in letters and science; Miss
NJ. Genevieve Penhallegon, senior in
letters and science; Miss Dolores M.
junior in letters and science;
Gordon H. Shepard, sophomore in agri-
Robert NJ Smith, sophomore
in agriculture; Arthur F. Trebilcock,
senior in course of commerce.; Miss Amy
j. White, senior in home economies:
Miss Dora M. White, sophomore in
etters and science.