Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-02-22

| mrs. A. y. WertZ and grandson OF
Richland Center are visiting with Mr.
Wertz, who is manager of the roller
skating rink.
Chris Trevillian and nephew, Har.
vey Trevillian, returned to Milwaukee
Friday, after visit at the John Ire.
william home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Karkeet OF
Platteville were called here Saturday,
owing to the illness and death of her
father, William Julian.
About thirty-fve young people en-
| joyed social gathering last Tuesday
evening at the home of William Muir
ply, ST., ct Plum Grove.
DIR. W. j. Morgan returned Friday
from trip through interesting points
in Texas. He visited relatives in Kan
sas City and Chicago also.
The friends of Mrs Chas. Snow and
Miss Harriet Snow of Platteville will
be pleased to learn they are recovering
from their recent operations.
Dan McWilliams of Milwaukee and
Mrs Matt Fisher and family of Ken
dali attended the funeral of Mrs. Mich
ael Weber Saturday morning.
Miss Barbara Jeuck has gone to
Chicago to spent few weeks. On her
return she will resume her work as de-
signer at the A. NJ. Kramer millinery
establishment.
james Level of Odobott, Iowa,
Mr.. and Mrs. David E. Williams and
Mrs, Clark Woodbury. of Dodgeville
visited at the home of Fred erase one
day last week.
-Dalven Julian of Lawrence College,
Appleton, William Richards of Platte
vile and Mr.. and Mrs. Cal. Carkeet of
Elk Grove attended the funeral of Will
liam Julian in this city Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred erase attended
farewell party at Dodgeville Friday,
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. George Will
liams and family, prior to their depart
ure to Wheeler, where they have pur-
chased farm.
The weekend was pleasantly spent
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Tomlin and
daughter at Waldwick. An enjoyable
feature of their stay was that of par
ticipating in the fiftieth anniversary
celebration of the Methodist church Of
that place.
On Wednesday evening, Feb, IA,
Rev. W. j. G. Bond united in marriage
at the Congregational church parson-
age, Mr.. George r. Cox and Miss Beth
Trevillian, both of this city. Homer
Kendall and Leila Davies served as at
PENDANTS.
Two sleigh loads of people of this
city attended the celebration of the
fiftieth university of the building of
the Methodist church at Waldwick on
Saturday. William Skinner of this
city, one of its oldest members, aged
sc years, was present.
tiers of Crystal Fails, Mich, arrived
here Monday to visit her mother, Mrs.
Mary Mari. Today she will leave to
join her husband in Chicago, from
where they will start on an extended
trip south and west.
Bankers seem to fear that loss of
export trade will bring a withdrawal
of our enormous gold supply which is
the basis of our abnormal credit. Our
subscribers never worry about the gold
supply they just look for the paper.
Elk.
The Monroe Ministerial Association
has issued the first number of month
ly publication "The Informer," and
judging from the comments by the
Monroe Times, it is to tell tales none
of the other papers of Monroe have
told.
The comedy drama entitled Fair
and Warmer" staged at the Municipal
Theatre on Monday evening, drew an
attendance which tested the seating
capacity thereof, and the fact that all
who attended speak in praise of the
performance is an all-sufficient en-
dorsement of its excellence.
Thus far February has displayed a
desire to Guido December and January
in the dealing out of intense winter
weather. The undertaking is a siren
uous one, but if the remainder of the
month is in keeping with what has
been experienced thus far. the effort
will be credited with success.
Just because it is beginning to
warm up don't get chesty and figure
that another winter has passed and you
escaped the grippe The grippe and
pneumonia season is still with US de-
spite the fact that January and Febru-
airy have seen more Of it than usual.
Take care of yourself during the break
ing up days to come and then if you es-
cape you will indeed have a right to
| chuckle.
To kill man in time of peace will
cost the murderer his neck, but in time
of war IL costs S37 600 That ia tho