Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-03-20
rhe Local Field

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Fred Opie was at Milwaukee on
H. last week on business.
Rev william N Jeuck returned t'
~ aa,isb at Cashton Saturday afteren
~ ), a visit with his mother
vrs Ella Huxtable received wore
3ayodnssday that her son Russell had ar
- safely at Long Island, New 4okr,
rom overseas
Miss Loretta Bottoms, in training al
hs Finlay Hospital, Dubuque, arrived
81 riday for an extended stay with her
mother,
AIRS Ethel Beebe of Chicago was
onest of Mrs Samuel Hooking last
skeek. ..,
N -Rev Felix 0. NJ Cap of Milwaukee,
In was the guest of Rev. Nicholas
So several days last week left
Thursday for Madison.
y MIR and Mrs Alonzo Jacka received
u letter Saturday from their son, Stan
= gay from Newport News, Va. saying
L e had arrived safely from overseas.
Wanted Colonial Rug and Rag
poovinp BEN BEAUMONT,
Il Phone 296. 1Ow3' Mineral Point.
a Mrs. Peter Zander and two daugh-
fers of Garrison Grove visited with Mr..
H. Mrs. Nicholas Stude and other rel
3tives the past week.
4 Wilmer Stephens has arrived at
Newport News, from overseas.
N Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fessenden have
Received word that their sons, Guy
Ind Reuben Fessenden, had arrived
ID Newport News, Va, from overseas
March 18th.
u Sergeant Leo j. Gibbons of Camp
Il rant is a guest at the home of Walter
farris.
& Miss Grace Ward of Sparta is
fuest at the home of Z. c. Fielder.
h Mrs. Grace Jenkins of Winnetka,
Ill.,, Mrs Fred PeDhallegon of Chicago,
qhomas Brewer of Highland Park, ILL.,,
Nicholas Brewer in service at the Great
lakes attended the funeral of Mrs.
Nicholas Brewer of Winnetka, on Sun
1hy.
"A large, desirable residence on
Ridge street, with big lot and fine barn
offsred for sale by the Tribune Rea
Estate Agency.
Maurice Quirk left Friday for Dako-
p for an extended stay.
DIR. A. D. Brown was a professional
faller at South Wayne Friday.
Clement Morgan spent over Sunday !
flth his brother Charles at Darlington.
MIR. and Mrs. Reuben Ellsworth Jr.
Poyed into the flat over Days shoe
tore last week.
All men discharged from military
service are requested to meet at the
commercial Club, Friday night, March |
f. Everyone should make an effort to
p present. Committee
Miss Bessie Allen returned to busi-
ess college at Madison Tuesday, after
pending vacation with her parents.
Mrs Henderson Raine of WaIdwick
pent Saturday at the home of MIR. and
rrs. Thomas Tonkin.
Henrietta G. Hanscom, teacher of
muse piano and organ. Phone 73.
II Mrs. Hart, Miss Kitchen and VIM.
Ha'tchen were called here last week from
o"a' owing to the illness and death of
FaeIF uncle, Michael Kelley.
Mr. and Mrs, George Miller re-
'lFned to their home at Milwaukee Sun
LAY after a visit at the home Of Edwin
IWoolrich
Mrs. W. r. Dixon and daughter Of
"a -l' "'ge are the guests of her parents,
~ and Mrs. j. P Parmley.
"m. Skews and daughter Mayme
attended the funeral Of Mrs. John Rowe
q Darlington Monday.
'Ts. James Luce of Platteville. ae-
,onpanIed by Miss Burris. visited reIa.
~. IS mere the fore part Of this week.
-'oaa aaIoney and W. R. Smith left
-..aay for a short stay at Hot
a1nas Arkansas.
.,5,'I -"s nigh school and the graded
.a''. teachers gave a pre.nuptial snr.
..ss party for Miss Kathryn Nelson a.
ii nome Of Dr. and Mrs. W. G Hales
Friday evening. ~ . ~ " haleS