Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-12-06
Additional Locals.

Russell Meserole returned TO Law
renee College at Appleton Sunday, after
spending the Thanksgiving recess with
his parents.
&C. Perry Paynter left Monday for
Shullsburg. where he has position in
the pharmacy of A. F. Gratiot.
Fred Opie, one of our enterprising
young business men, has put up an
attractive electric sign at his cafe on
High street. The Public Service Co.
also added large electric sign..to their
display recently and both of these at
tract much attention at night.
Walter S. Martin, George Hux-
table and Roy Lovelace and wives left
Tuesday to look up land interests at
Edinbure, Rio Grande Valley Texas.
Miss Clara Gilman of Spring
Green, Miss Elsie Springer of Fenni-
more, Robert Smith and Raymond
Mauger Of the u. of W. at Madison,
Cyrus White of Chicago and Miss Ellen
Hales of Beloit College spent Thanks
giving at their homes here.
Mrs. William Temby and son Dom
aid of Mifflin were weekend visitors
with relatives of this city.
Miss Kate Jackson spent Thanks
giving at the Connaughton home in
Madison.
j. w. Hutchinson returned Monday
from a visit at Pittsburg, Pa. and with
our boys at Camp Grant.
"A letter was received here last
week from Arthur Trebilcock, with the
Ordnance Detachment, And Division of
the U. S. A., stating his safe arrival in
France
Miss Ena Hutchinson entertained
with Dorcas neighborhood party on
Friday. The afternoon was spent in
knitting for the Red Cross.
Miss Anna r. Moore returned ON
Sunday from visiting at her home at
Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Ross were at
Madison Thursday to attend Thanks
giving dinner given by their son Roland,
at the University Club House.
This year more than ever you will
want to study Christmas advertising
before making purchases. Read those
appearing in this issue.
Frank Lynch, wife and daughter of
Darlington spent Thursday at the home
of Mrs. P. A. Collins.
Private Urban Steffes returned to
Camp Grant Sunday, after enjoying a
short furlough with the Steffes and
Rock families.
Miss Zeta Fisher and Miss Loretta
Palzkill returned Saturday from visit
with their sisters at St. Mary's College
at Prairie du Chen.
Glen McWiliams of Madison was
Sunday guest at the home of Micheal
Schaaf
William Vincent and daughter,
Mrs. r. A. Bratton, of Galena, and
Mrs. W. H. pascoe of Cuba City were
over-Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Anderson. Capt. Vincent
is veteran of the Civil War and now
at the age of 95 years he is much in
terested in current events and the pres
war.
Word has been received from Roger
Davies, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Davies, that he has been accepted at
Jefferson Barracks, Mo-, for service
with the u. S. A. Roger is only seven
teen and one-half years old, but has
been anxious for some time to put on
Uncle Sans uniform and help Can
the Kaiser"
We've had touch of real winter
this week. Within eight degrees of
zero one or two mornings.
Leon May of Milford, Iowa, re-
turned to Dubuque College Sunday,
after a visit with his grandfather, John
May, ST., and other relatives.
Clarence Collins returned to the
Marquette University at Milwaukee on
Sunday, and Joseph Collins to the U. of
w. at Madison, after visiting their
mother Mrs y Collins
Mrs. Clara Buckingham and daugh-
ter returned to Waldwick Sunday, after
a visit at the home of William Buck
ingham.
The Misses Vada Goelz, Ruth Scott
and Asker Bergo of Mason City, Iowa,
were Thanksgiving guests of Miss Cleo
Richards and Miss Ida Goelz. Thurs
day evening a hit and miss social was
given at the home of Miss Richards
The event was much enjoyed.