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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
For Rept-House, Furnished

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FURNISHED five room bungalow, near Fl
Will SHARE six room furnished bunga-
low. rent very reasonable Z51u New Or
leans Highland Park car.
HALF OF furnished house on Highland
Park car line Lights, gas, and phone
Pm 719sW.
FOR RENT-Furnished Bungalow. 3s17
Fort Boulevard Furniture includes piano
and Victroia- Call sundays and evenings
ALL OR PART or attractive Bungalow,
walking distance. fine neighborhood- VIII
rent one room. connecting bath sleep
Ing porch IN CIV.
FOR RENT, CLOSE N HOUSE
1ff Brown St. just off Magotflu- Fur
nished four room house. SIS month
JAS. l. MARI co.
FOR RENT-Four room bungalow. glassed
in sleeping porch. furnished. Sil, unlur-
nished. $50. Call sunday. 1911 stevens
f1fzNT FKEE-F'urnished three room house
one mile from small town IN New Mexico
r.ra water and climate Just the thing
for small family who wish 10 live Cheaply-
inquire e1I Caples Bldg.
FOR RENT-UnUsually nice six room.
completely furnished bungalow IN Manhat-
JAS L. MARI & CO.. Phi. 1850.
FOR KENT-Nicely furnished complete.
including piano: strictly modern brick bun
galow. five rooms and sleeping porch
splendid furnace. garage. fine location, on
Montana 81. No children 5000 Phi
66S4R
COTTAGE OF three rooms. bath AID sleep
ing porch. gas. electricity. grounds; 20
small. healthy family only s23-75. water
paid Gail at 1880 Federal street Take
Highland Park car
FURNISHED HOUSES
S rooms. two story. 1873 " Fl Paso- S45
3 rooms, GIL y. Ochoa .-----------s 40
UNFINISHED
10 rooms. 22Q4 Texas ----------.-.----st 50
6 rooms. $50 Memphis s35
rooms. 3S05 orc ------------.----.-S- $50
W. y. CARL
500 Caples. Phone IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

GOOD roomed house, full south
corner lots. garage, other bldg; $1,000;
small payment, rest like rent Phone
E026-W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

WONDERFUL BARGAINS N Used
CARS.
Ford Roadster, 1917.
Ford Touring, 1917
Buick Light Six Roadster. 1917.
Buick Big Six. Roadster 1917
Dodge Roadster. 1917.
Hup Roadster 1915.
Hup 5-passenger, 1917
Hup 7-passenEer. 1917.
Overland Baby. 1911
Grant Six. 5-passenger, 1917.
Scripps Booth. Blue. 1917.
Scripps Booth, Gray. 1917.
Chalmers 7-passeuger. 1917
Pathfinder. 7-passenEer. 1917.
kissell Kar. 5-passenger. 1917.
Mitchell SIX. 5-passenger. 1917.
Paige 7-passenger. 1917
Haynes 5-passenger. 1917.
Cadillac 7-passeuger. 1915.
Cadillac Roadster. 1914.
Cadillac Stripped Roadster 1914
Chandler Chummys 1917.
Oldsmohile 5-passenger. model -.
Studebaker 7-nassenger. 1917
King Eight. 5-pazsenger. 1917.
Apperson 5-nassenEer. 1916.
We can accept cars IN exchange for any
Il these cars or sell on terms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
Machinery, Tools, Power, Electrical
and CoPtaciors' Equipment
For Sale
For Sale

Mechanics attention. We are headquarters
for Brown & Sharpe tools. A. Yaffe, 400
S u paso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
Enr Renl-Hou,e, Furni,hed

TOR Nent-lOuseS I uInisneu
BUNGALOW near Fort Bliss Phone 62i6-
FOR RENT-Furnished residence. close IN,
Sunset Heights Phi. 4084J.
FURNISHED three room house. bath and
all convenieIc es. on paved street. SIS.
Phone zoos
NICELY furnished cottage. three rooms
sleeping porch and bath; convenient TO
Fort Bliss Phi 2sS5J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

MELEE-MaEnet and starter
repairing We specialize N armaturs
reminding
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

n the First National Bank Building
$4,000 - -
Real Estate and Insurance
Ies Texas ST. DAVIS BROS. Phone us.
Hotel sheldon Bldg Phone So:
RIO GRANDE REALTY co.
211-I2 FIRST MAI. BansE Bldg.
DOUGLAS c. CROWEIL AGENCY
zz4 Mis- Bldg. Phone $500.
HORACE B. STEVENS
RCai Estate and Insurance-
p. W WILLIAMS, INSURANCE
215 First Natl Bank Bleg-
For Sale-City Property
FOR sABE-Desirable building site.
Cheap. Liberty bonds taken in part
payment Phone S914-J-
FOR sALE-3Iodern room furnished
bungalow, near TT. Bliss, at q sacri-
flee Phi 5328.
MELEE-Magnet0 ana starter
repairing We specialize N armature
rewinding-
FOUR excellent corner lots, Elm
street. Manhattan Heights; viii sell
below cost owner. sos Raynolds Bog.
GOOD 4 roomed house. 2 fun south
corner lots. garage, other bldg; $1,000;
small payment rest like rent Phone
Will take lots and assume reason
able amount in exchange for modern
bungalow. Grant avenue VIII trade
for car What have yOu2 Phone sgs-
ATTRACTIVE 3 room bungalow. Alta
Vista district. hardwood floors, built
in features, cheap, or viii trade equity
on large house. Phone 6621R-
BRICK BUNGALOW for sale. 4 rooms
and sleeping porch Take good
roadster. vacant lots, or anything
clear first payment, balance like rent
225S.
JOHN j. HARRINGTON REALTY CO.
Baltimore. Nd FL PasO, Texas
Struggled. No. Houston. Texas
All mail to Houston, Texas.
BEAUTIFUL la PRELLE PLACE
Austin. Texas, the Gem Of Residence
Property for sale or exchange for
farm OF desirable ranch lands Ad-
dress John LaPrelle, ST, LaPrelle
Place. Austin. Texas
Why PAY RENTs
For sale. a Groom modern built
house with sleeping porch and fur
nished for housekeeping. Small cash
payment and balance SIS per month
Phone $3.50.
HOME BARGAINS
$4,000 16 rooms, four 4-room apart
rlents. North Fl Paso St, trade and take
in good bungalow. part pay Good rental
5000 Fine 5-room bungalow, Grant
Ave. Take city property part pay balance
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio St
BEAUTIFUL HOME
b nnHNr
" modern, corner lot One Of best
Bungalows in town Price $3.50. It's
worth the money
SEE KILLER.
LEAVELL & SHERMAN.
116 Texas St
BEST BUY IN ALTA VISTA
large rooms, hall glass porch,
buffers pantry. bath, oak floors,
buiIt-fn features, front and side
cement porch. basement and heating
plant. corner lot, on paved street, paw
ing paid. cost owner $500; viii sell
for $4,000, with substantial cash pay
ment
SCOTT SALES d REALTY co.
f2s Mills Bldg. Phi fI56 OF l6z1-J-
GOVERNMENT HILL BARGAIN.
room bungalow with all kinds OF
built in features. basement and heat
ing plant: on three lots, 75X140 feet,
100 feet from car line House would
cost 100000 to reproduce. Can make
good terms with small cash payment
Price $4,000.
ANDERs ON-FILLEH
INVESTMENT CO.
s0s Mesa ave. Phone 1861
FOR sALE=ALodern 4 room, glass
sleeping porch. screened service porch,
with garage. shed. rear fenced yard,
on TrowbridEe St. paving and side
walks all paid $4,000. good terms
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone $50 100 san Antonio St.
rHIs HnnIE cnsr ssnoo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

WILL take lots and assume reason
able amount in exchange for modern
bungalow. Grant avenue VIII trade
for car. What have you2 Phone 9o9-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

FOUR excellent corner lots, Elm
street. Manhattan Heights; viii sell
below cost owner. sos Reynolds Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

FOR sALE-1I0dern 5 room furnished
bungalow, near TT. Bliss, at sacri-
flee Phi 5328
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
ArTnNnBII.E BARGATN

WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING
USED CARS FOR SALE:
one 7-passenEer Paige $3.50
one s-passenger Paige $500
One 5-passenger Saxon ..-.-S950
one 5-passenger Maxwell $3.50
one 5-passenEer Chalmers $500
All OF the abcve cars are in first
class mechanical condition.
Terms 10 responsible parties
BORDER MOTOR co.
513 Montana St. Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
20 SaIe-AutomobiIes-WanLed

Qelce near 1--WE POINTS III a EacrlLlees
500 CapIes Bldg. Phone S..
For Observation-Disclosures
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CASH PAID Tor cid Fords-Phone 81.
PARMELEE-Magneto and starter repair
er. We specialize IN srmatu-e reWinding-
AUTO LAUNDERING your cars washed
while you wait 200 n Kansas Phi 81.
FOR TRADE-Roomins house for auto
mobile. roadster preferred Phi 457l-
FORD car for sale cheap. leaving town Ad-
dress GA. care Herald
CAMPBELL Street Garage. 613 y. Camp
bell storage s. per month
FOR SALE-New 1918 model Oakland
. touring car. $3.50 1924 Tularosa- Phone
3s633L
FOR SALE-lsIs Ford roadster. perfect
condition Yonge Auto Supply Co.. $40
FOR SALE-G0od i've passenger Ford;
good tires good running order Phone
1855 or 1871.
WANTED
Ford car at once. Must be cheap
PHONE 4095.
WANTED get IN touch with parties
desiring 10 ship automobiles 70 Los An
geies- Phi 1901 or 39s5-
FOR SALE-Maxweu touring car in good
mechanical condition; newly painted and
seat covers. $3.50 terms. Pm 54isJ.
BENT FRONT ANL4ES straightened on
car Radiators and tenders repaired.
Brown Welding Co. 500 Texas Pm so5l
ONE-TON FORD truck, It body. Large
tent zl1Se. good as new For sale cheap.
Koung's Furniture Co. Io7 S. stanton
FOR SALE Or TRADE-The latest model
HupmobIle 80. that good car. Cheap for
cash or viii take part IN trade. Ph- sssS-
ONE REQ roadster. first class condition,
new paint- also one stripped Kisseu kars
Inquire 403 Mesa- Phi 1875.
WILL SACRIFICE six cylinder touring
car, mechanically perfect, new top and
tires. Must sell 1t Michael. Co A. 18th
supply Train. Fl Bliss Pm az.
CRANK SHAFTS, axles. etc. straightened.
gears pressed on and eff with special de-
signed hydraulic press smith Machine
Co. Phone ss1-
TOR sALE-Best bargain in town Mitchell
6-cyiinder, 7-passenger car, fine condition,
$500 cash; viii trade for Ford or other
light car. Phi 74C7- 706 Texas St.
FOR SALE CHEAP-25 gallon gasoline
tors Prestolite tank, small carburetor- Fl
Paso Welding CO.
FOR SALE-Ford five passenger. fine
running order, new tires. over sized wheels,
speedometer. yale locks en- car. $4,000.
Phi. $50 or 5ss5W-
WANTED TO buy a late model Ford or
Dodge touring car FOR cash Amply COZ
S. Virginia. after p m Do not answer
unless bargain
FOR SALE Hupmobue s-rassenger.
would make fine service car. Looks ike
new. VIII take lighter car IN trade.
Terms. J. H Marcure. 500 7. Rio Grande
street. Phi 5415J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
For SaIe-City Property

FOR sABE-Desirable building site.
Cheap. Liberty bonds taken in part
payment Phone 8914-J-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
Clock Specialists

Watch and Clock Repairing. reasonable
prices C.PMartln. s07 Trust Bldg Phi 2s51.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
BEST BUY N alta VISTA.

FOR sALE=AIodern 4 room, glass
sleeping porch. screened service porch,
with garage. shed. rear fenced yard,
on TrowbridEe St, paving and side
walks all paid $4,000, good terms
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

LIVE GAlLh-
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FOR SALE-One Jersey milk COW. fresh
two weeks, second calf. $50 Pea Sc
FOUR work horses for sale. Atlas Brick
Co. 400 Dallas St Phi SOC.
WANTED-One milk goat 2sl1 Rich
mond street Phi 6575-
FRESH jersey COW. 500; Jersey heifer
fresh in the Spin 8. SIS: few Rhcde Island
Eed chickens AZ 81 aEd Sl-50- N 80.
FOR SALE-One fresh four gallon Guern-
sey COW. also 81 gallon Jersey 210s
AyElle-
FOR SALE-Two fresh milk cows. heavy
mixers: also practically new piano player.
Terms Pm S4s6M
TWO nice little PONIES, gentle for any
TEXICO TRANSFER Co. PHI. 1sI-7se.
SHEEP-Must sell at once. two cars Of
good young ewes, all bred 20 good bucks
Courts Cleveland. Granbury. Tex
PASTURAGE-500 acres alfalfa pasturage
Is miles north OF Fl Paso. +. H Bailey,
Canutino. Tex
TOR SALE CHEAr-Four gallon COW,
good horse. buggy, wagon. chickens, rah-
bits alfalfa and sorghum f. Il LanE,
Tsleta. Tex
BIGGEST hareain. Must sell thorough
bred combination buggy, saddle mare'
also buggy. harness. saddle. cheap safe
for ladies. Pm. 2l2I.
FOR SALE-Good gentle work mare. about
IS hands; just the thing for farm
TEXICO TRANSFER a STORAGE Co.
PHONE sGl-56e.
TOR sALE-Two mule teams. ten and
condition = r Allen. Cauutlllo. Texas
fphnuen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
Dogs Fer Sale. Wanted. Etc.

For Sale or Exchange
LET'S TRADE FOR STOVE
Prepare for winter h. getting a good End
hand heater from US VIII trade you one
for your other md hand furniture
ROGERS TRADING CO.. 114 y stanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
Beauty ParIOrs

Beauty Parlors
AIARINELLO FACIAIS. sos Eaynolds Big
Books and Stationery
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r. n. CUKRAN.
Books Stationery and Office Supplies
Complete Line OF Filing Devices
nos Mesa Ave Phone 1854
Business Colleges
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DkAJGHON'S college Euarantee positions.
INTERNATIONAL Business College. PM
WHISTLER SCHOOL. shorthand ana type-
writing, Gregg and Graham taught inli-
vldual instructions. 5lf Mesa Pm. a9l5-
Clock Specialists
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Watch and Clock Repairing. reasonable
prices C.PMartln. 500 Trust Bldg Phi 2651.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
Typewrters

REPAIRED. bought. scld. exchanged. cash
OF terms. The Rhein Specially As-.1o6 Mess
Typewriter & Office supply Co.-BuuEht
sold. rented. repaired ACTS Corona. Royal.
Oliver. Rubber stamps. 21s NILS ST Ph. So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
GrOcers and Meat Markets

TRADE PERE AND SAVE MONEY
on groceries md fresh meat The best OF
staple and fancy groceries, also fres1 meat
Cut Price Grocery. Il2 ~ Oregon
Phone 1871
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
Physicians and Surgeons

DR. EDWARD AUEE. 315-17-Is Trust
Nervous llseases. Phon.s a8il. nlshll $40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
For SaIs-Countrr Pronertr

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] OWN several tracts valley iand from
10 90 Ice acres. well improved and To-
Gated Must sell one tract at sacrifice.
Address HS1. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

TRUNKS. suitc1scs. travelling hass mad
repaired and exchanged FL Paso Irui
Eactorg. next 70 Crawflrd theater- Ph- 20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

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FURNISHED five room bungalow, near Fl
Bliss. $50. Phi 532S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

switches made from comb
inEa Marcy Purdy. 10 Buczlsr. Ph. 56ll-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-02-28
W.. Penhallegon & Co.
Potatoes for Wheat.

On the same day that Food Admins
traitor Hoover issued his statement
telling of the thoroughly alarming
wheat shortage in America. by far the
most serious since the beginning Of the
war, came also the news that much
cheaper pototoes are in prospect,
approximately third Of last years
crop of potatoes being still unsoid and
therefore available.
Here, thon, is an opportunity for
every loyal man, woman and child in
Wisconsin. Substitute potatoes for
bread. The demand is imperative. We
are actually scraping the bottoms of
our flour barrels. Let none regard
himself as wholly patriotic who con-
tinues consuming his usual ration of
wheat when he might satisfy his needs
with half or three-quarters substitute
of potatoes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-02-28
Service Flag Dedicated.

Sunday evening ut the Congr egational
church large congregation assembled
to witness the formal dedication Of the
Service Flag in honor of the young
men from the church brotherhood and
congregation who have left home to
take up the colors of their Country.
Rev. Bond gave one of his strong
patriotic sermons which was most
effective to all present, after which the
flag was unfurled by Masters Charles
Treweek and Robert Paynter, represent.
ing the Soldier and the Sailor. The
Roll of Honor was read by Miss Ruth
Springer; Miss Verda Huxtable be-
slowing handsome wreath of flowers
which was afterwards distributed to
| each mother present whose SON. name
was called. Mr.. Bond then gave a
talk explaining the cause for which
these boys had left home, loved ones
and lucrative positions to take up the
fight that we might be protected. The
choir rendered beautiful anthem en-
| titled Manhood of America" and a
mixed quartette MAY God Depend on
YOU, closing the service with congre.
cation singing 1.-THE Star Spanglec
| Banner
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-02-28
ATTENTION PATRIOTIC CITIZENS Join the
Mineral Point War Savings Stamps Club.

The above club has now been fully organized The
objects of the club
l. To incucate spirit of patriotic thrift and economy
among the members.
3 To afford the members opportunity to acquire
business investment of rock like security
g. To give every of our citizens an opportunity to
demonstrate his patriotism practical way and at the
same time to better his financial condition
THE RULES OF THE CLUB ARE:
l. Every inhabitant of Mineral Point and vicinity is
eligible to membership.
>. Membership in the club acquired by signing one
of the subscription cards. hereinafter mentioned.
3. There will be three divisions in the club:
Division A-Subscribers who bind themselves to
purchase Thrift Stamps to the amount of 81 90 per
month; each stamp % cents.
Division B-Subscribers who bind themselves to
purchase Thrift Stamps the amount of s. month.
Division C-Subscribers who bind themselves to
purchase one War Savings Certificate Stamp per
month at current price, month of March S4l4 and
one cent increase monthly.
4. Members obligate themselves make purchases
in their division for the year 1918.
). Subscription lists will be opened on March l. 1918,
Post Office Iowa County Bank and Farmers and Cit
liens Bank. First month purchases be made on or
before March ID 1918, and succeeding payments be
made be5ore the 10th day of each month following
g. That the 20th of March and on the Goth day of
each month thereafter Roll of Honor showing the mem
bers of each of the various divisions will be posted in the
Post Office.
Your duty very clear in this matter. Make your
subscription on March 1s Tell your neighbors do
likewise.
CoMNrITTEE-W II. Correll, Edward Brown, A. +.
Bishop r. G. 6. Hubenha, w. +. Motor, Z. g.
Penhalegon George Crawford E. G. Fielder, J. w
Hutchinson, " J. Morgan, T. NJ Presley.
Dated February % 1918
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-02-28
Emergency Farm Help,

The gravest apprehension ls felt con-
corning food production THE season.
The United States is called upon to
furnish an immense amount Of food
supplies to the Allies and in at the
same time suffering from shortage of
farm labor caused by the drawing of
1000, 900 men for the Army and the
working of hundreds of thousands more
in the Industries connected with the
war. 1t is absolutely necessary to put
in, cultivate, and harvest the crops at
the proper time. Every foot Of soil
should be cultivated and made to pro-
duce its maximum. Where ia the farm
labor coming from?
The situation has been partially met
by plan authorized by the State De-
partment of Education whereby the
work in the Wisconsin high schools can
be arranged so as to release the boys
for farm work after April 18th. In the
Mineral Point high school more than
40 boys have enlisted for farm work.
Many of these boys are from the farms
and will return home TO work. Others
will be available for service where
most needed. A special class las been
formed tor those boys who have not
had much farm experience and efforts
will be made to prepare them for
practical work and make them Of
greater service to the farmer.
Farmers who will be short of help
this spring and summer should take up
the matter at once with superintendent
w. X. Rood.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-02-28
Death of Mrs. William GRADER.

The message which reached this city
Tuesday of this week heralding the
death OF Mrs. William GRADER in Chi
cago that morning was sad news for
this community. She died at her home,
1l19 Garfield Blvd.
Mrs. GRADER was formerly Miss Ce-
celia Mucahey of this city. Here her
gentle. ladylike charms and manner
won admiration that was lasting and
her untimely demise creates unfeigned
regret and sorrow. She was in the
meridian of life's career, and how her
cheer and helpfulness will be missed by
the bereaved husband and four children
cannot be measured by words.
Just three weeks ago Mrs. GRADER
was here to attend the funeral Of hei
mother, Mrs. Catherine Mulcahey.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-02-28
SCHOOL NOTES.

The following pupils of the Fifth
grade have won Palmer buttons for
excellency in penmanship Gladys
Ellery, Edna Goeden. Winnifred Quirk
Albion Richards, Howard Ryan, Earl
Stephens, Dorothy Sperbeck.
About forty of the high school boys
have enlisted for farm work this
summer.
Miss Florence knight is substituting
for Miss LeTendre in the music work.
We would like to have help in COM
plotting the list of graduates and former
students of the high school who are
now in service. We will appreciate
information giving name, place of en-
listment, and place in the service of
any former student so that our service
flag may be complete.
The basket bali team met the Lam
caster team in the gymnasium last
Wednesday night and added another
victory to their string. The visitors
started off with lead of points be-
fore our boys scored. This lead was
overcome and the score tied at the end
of the first half. In the second half
Mineral Point outclassed her opponents
and won the game by score of % to 10.
The team goes to Platteville on Satur-
day night.
Dodgeville game tonight, Wednes-
day, at the gymnasium.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-02-28
NsIN. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2s, 1918
End of a Good, Noble Life.

L
! Mrs, Geo. G. Cox died at her HON
| in this city Friday, Feb. %, 1918. afte
la painful illness of considerably
Iduration.
Sarah Whitford was born in Minera
Point township. two miles north of thi
city, March "a, lS47 About a yea
later she moved with her parents t
Waldwick. There she grew to woman
hood, and on the 2Sth of September
1865. she was united in marriage tc
Geo. G, Cox. They Immediately settled
on Their farm in that township, where
they lived and labored for about fifty
years. Nine children were born unto
them, three of whom died in infancy.
In the spring of 1909, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cox moved to this city, and here they
have since lived, partaking of merited
rest in their cosy new cottage.
1t was brave battle this good
woman made for life, life of devotion,
a blessing to her family and to others.
and an inherent JOY to herself. Mrs
Cox will be missed. She was of pleas
ing personality which she enhanced by
her devotion to all that is best in life.
Her home was her castle, haven of
rest and happiness for all who entered
therein and every one. high or low in
rank, found a CHEEKY welcome. She
gave the best she possessed and left
the world better for her having lived.
Verify, the memory of her is an in
SEPARATION and benediction.
Brief services were conducted by
Rev. c. w. Emery early Sunday after
noon, after which the body was taken
to the old farm home where additional
services were held Monday. followed
by inte-nment in Waldwick cemetery.
Besides a husband she leaves to
mourn six children Mrs. Thos. Cant
of Waldwick, Charles of GAINESVILLE,
George of Rockford, Joseph of Beloit.
Mrs. Peter II. Jackson of the town of
Mineral Point and Dwight of Wolf
Point, Montana, and two grandchildren;
also three brothers, Thomas and Chris
tcnher of Beloit and Joseph of VALID
wick. All were present at the funeral
except her son Dwight. He had visited
her recently.