Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-08-14
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The Local Field

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The fair is on and interest therei
big majority of our readers is S
,.ot that we presume they will hav
s.go time for reading newspapers
p,ovidipg such is the case, our hast.
i..ne Of paper lacking its customar!
merit will be overlooked without
kick
Miss Florence Knight returned Sat
.,, from Madison, where she attend
~ simmer school at the university.
n Legoe and wife of Racine are
,,ests Of his sister, Mrs. John Dunn.
Miss Mary Suthers of Sturgeon
Raw is guest at the j. j. Maugel
home.
will Kislingbury left Sunday tc
visit in Milwaukee.
billy" Holmes left Friday for
Chicago and other points enroute to
St. Louis.
Mrs. George Foster and son OF
pbirns and Mrs. Charles Bennett of
Milwaukee are guests at the Edward
CurnOw home.
MIR. and Mrs. George Weatherby
and Mrs Josie Russell are home from a
soiourn at Shullsburg.
Merton Healy and wife of Chicago
are On hand for the fair.
The Misses Rowe and Shirley Cork
of Des Moines, Iowa, are guests of rel
atiyes ane friends of this place.
Miss Florence Hankins accompanied
by Miss Marina Johnson, both hailing
from Edgerton, are guests of relatives
of the former in this city.
Mrs. Amelia Spratler and daughter
Laura, MIR. and Mrs. A. f. Bishop, Sr.,
Mrs. Herman Enzenroth, Mrs. Alonzo
Jacka and Mrs. Jay Dunn picniced on
the ]. NJ Reese farm short distance
north of DodgevilIe on Thursday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Buss of James
vile spent Sunday with relatives here.
Sergeant Frank Engels. 4th Div.
seth Inf. Medical Dept, who has ex-
perienced seventeen months active ser
vice overseas, arrived home Saturday
evening. He came from Camp Grant,
where he was discharged with honor.
Like all others who crossed the big
pond to safeguard Uucle Sam, Frank
can sing Home, Sweet Home; There
is No Place Like Home" better than
ever before, simply because of full
realization.
Charles Winn has installed two new
chairs in his barber shop. They COM
bine all the latest features of construc-
ton in convenience. durability and san
itary qualities.
They couldn't miss the Mineral
Point fair. so they're on hand MIR. and
Mrs. Thomas Whitford, of Beioit.
Ira Reynolds and wife are out from
Chicago, and the happiness of the pa
rental home is enhanced
Mrs. Jennie Baker of Gering, Neb.,
spent several days of last week with
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Vivian.
Rev. A. Aurit and mother returned
to Cuba City last Friday after brief
visit with Mrs. Anton Gerlach.
Miss Jennie Buck, toll supervisor of
the telephone exchange at Janesville,
was the guest of Miss Dora Mitchell
for several days last week. They to-
gether made a trip to Platteville on
Thursday.
Mrs. T. j. Pagel is back from a
visit with her brother at Plainfield, Wis.
Arthur Trebilcock and friend. both
OF Madison, were recent callers at the
nome Of Arthur's aunt, Mrs. Martin
Murrish. They found hospitality at
high water mark.
Couldn't miss the fair, 50 Mr.. anc
mrs. I'D. Gribble and family who skip.
pea TO Milwaukee via auto, are back
and ready for the first and best
Miss Eva Brick is here from Evan
sIon' and meets many glad to see her.
mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott and daugh
Ter or hearney. Neb., were recent Wis
'''fs at the Frank Vivian home.
After enjoying a stay with he
sisters IN this city Mrs. Minnie Trebil
COCK has returned to her Chicago home
Henrietta G. Hanscom, teacher o
music piano and organ. Phone 73.