Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-07-25
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Harold Brewer and wife are visit
ing at Beloit.
Corporal Stairway Jacka of thi
place has been transferred to CAM
Eustice, Va.
Joseph Maust left Thursday on al
eastern trip.
John Gorgen, Jr., and family Sun
dayed at Darlington.
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on your paper say
Miss Agnes Crum departed for her
home in Lawrence, Kan, on Monday.
Miss Marjorie Lynch of Darlington
is visiting at the Joseph Engels home.
-Mesdames Walter Harris and Mil
ton Evans visited at Dodgeville Friday.
Mrs. Lester Kelly and children
spent the week end OF Dodgeville.
Mrs. Samuel Terrill returned SUM-
day from visit with her son George at
Bryan, Ohio.
Miss Millicent Holmes and brother
Henry made business trip to Milwau-
kee last week.
After enjoying visit with his faith
er, Rev. j. j. Dorsey returned to Chi
cago Friday.
Clifford and Mildred Cox returned
Thursday from visit with their aunt
at Hazel Green.
Casper Gerlach and wife of Bel
mont called on relatives in this city
last week.
Harry Frieden arrived Monday from
Charlestown, w. Va, for a short visit
with his parents.
William Fisher and family of Dun
combe, Iowa, are here to enjoy visit
with his mother.
Miss Florence Hughes is out from
Milwaukee to visit Mineral Point and
Rewey relatives.
Mrs. George Buehner and little son
of Hortonville, this state, are welcome
guests at the home of her mother, Mrs
John Peter.
-Privates George Schaaf and Peter
Arndt have returned to Camp Grant
after spending short furlough at their
homes here.
Albert Trebilcock returned to the
Great Lakes training station Sunday,
after enjoying a ten-days' furlough
with his mother.
Private John Gruber is in training
at jefferson Barracks, Mo. On ac-
count of previous military training, he
is in charge of twelve men.
y Word has been received by his par
ents, of this city, that Julius Whalen
had arrived safely over sea as de-
fender of Uncle Sam.
Your income may be small, but
could you get along without it? The
subscription price of The Tribune is
small, but we cannot get along without
it. If you are in arrears let US hear
from you by return mail.
Dubuque is fighting an epidemic of
infantile paralysis with a serum discov-
cred by DIR. E. c. Rosenow of the
Mayo Foundation. Mineral Point has
always escaped this plague and if we
continue mindful of the danger and
therefore vigilent, we may expect to be
spared in the future.
Among other drives ION the mat" at
this time is that for slackers, dodgers,
and non-workers. The large cities are
being combed and county districts are
next in order; in fact, they are work
ing this way. Are you ready? If a
streak of yellow bothers you, get rid
of it. You'll feel better satisfied with
yourself.
In order to settle an estate house
and lot situated within one block of
High street is offered at very reason
able price. Inquire of Tribune Real
Estate Agency.
W. c. Harris of Plankinton, S. D.,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z. Harris and two
children and John Perkins and daughter
of Waverly, Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Penhalegon of Chicago, Thomas H.
Brewer of Highland Park, ILL.,, Mrs.
Helena Palmer of Portland. Oregon,
and Mrs. Grace jenkins of Winetka,
H., attended the funeral of our ageC
and venerable townsman, Mr.. Thomas
Harris, which too place here Sunday