Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-09-04
The Local Field

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-Correll & Martin for clothing
The Mineral Point schools will oper
on September 8th.
Mrs. Fannie Richardson of LeMars,
Iowa, is guest of Mrs. Charles Coli
cult
Miss Mary Quirk of Rockford has
enjoyed the past week with her mother
in this city.
Edward Thoma arrived home last
week from Athens, H., where he was
emplyed on road construction work.
Mrs. Bodell and three children of
Waterloo, Iowa, are guests of her sis
ter, Miss Pauline Meunster.
Walter Martin and family, accom-
panied by Mrs. H. N. Perry of Warren,
have been spending the past week on a
motor trip to Kansas City, Mo-, and
other places in that portion of the
country.
Miss Lillian Hosken is back from
an extended stay in New York and
other points of interest in the east.
Mrs. w. l.. Johnston of Morgan
Hill, CAL, is guest of relatives of
this place.
"A large number of Mineral Point
people attended the Darlington fair last
week and failed to flood that place with
infantie paralysis.
After stay of three weeks at the
home of her mother, Mrs. John Dunn,
Mrs. L. ]. Monroe and two children
have returned to their home in Milwau-
kee.
Mrs. Thatcher Robe and daughter
departed last week for their home in
Oklahoma. Mrs. Robe is sister of
Mrs. James Gardner. Their presence
here was much enjoyed by relatives.
"A sojourn at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Erwin Penhallegon, in
Chicago, is being enjoyed by Mrs. H. S.
Well
Mrs. Clarence Wackman of Lake
Mills is spending few weeks with her
father, Joseph Bray, prior to moving
to Mishawaha, Ind, where Mr.. Wack-
man has accepted position in the high
school as teacher.
After enjoying a stay at the home
of her parnts, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gardner, Fred Walker and wife have
returned to their home at Hancock,
Mich
Fire bugs and prowling thieves
have been Fostering the Linden citizens
of late to an aggravating degree.
William and Thomas Clark and
their wives and daughter Marie of the
latter motored to this city Friday from
Milwaukee to visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Julian, Miss
Leona Jewell and Mrs. Irwin Bennett
are home from weeks stay at the
Roy Reed home at Eldora, Iowa.
One of our citizens came into this
Office the other day to consult the Trib-
une files regarding the date of the
death of his grandfather. The same
was readily found and proved his rec
ord of the event to be correct. He ex-
pressed his appreciation of this weekly
feature as do great many of our sub
scribers.
Mrs. P. A. Jayne and daughter of
Belmont were guests at the Nicholas
Kieffer home last week.
Mrs. jacob Laufenberg and five
children returned to Brooklyn on Thurs
day, accompanied by her father, Peter
Sieger, who will visit there.
Joseph Schaumberg, wife and
daughter Marie and Leo Clark were
at Madison last week and while there
attended the fair.
Mrs. Joseph Bennett has returned
from a stay with her son William at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
-Sergent Henry Kim, son of Mrs.
John kim, returned last week from
Camp Grant, where he had been in ser
vice for fifteen months. He has beer
granted an honorable discharge.
Guy P. Cobb, wife and daughter
Mrs. William Fort, and the latter s son
Master Guy Cobb Fort, Of Ardmore
Okla, also George Spensley and Johr
r. Price of Chicago have contributes
much to the happiness of 1.-THE Calver
Spensley home during the past week.
Henrietta G. Hansc1m, teacher 0
music, piano and organ. Phone 10.