Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-06-05
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Grand reunion of American wa
veterans in conjunction with field da,
at Mineral Point, Thursday. June 26.
Miss Dolores Richards arrived or
Monday from jefferson, where she
taught school.
The Rev. L. w. Dixon of Argyle is
spending few days with Rev. Emery.
Miss Emma Whalen returned Mon
day from visit in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Cora Kuelling and Mrs. Mary
Treweek left Monday as delegates to
the Rebekah assembly at Green Bay.
Mrs. Reuben Gribble of Milwaukee
is a guest at the Edward Gribble home,
Miss Anna Kim OF Milwaukee is
visiting her mother.
Miss Ruth Weidenfeler is home
from Chicago, where she spent her va
cation.
Rev. O'Reilly, J. J. Fielder. DR..
Morgan and Philip Gorgen motored to
Shullsburg Sunday afternoon to attend
the initiation of the Catholic Knights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoare and
son returned Friday from Norway,
Mich
John Kergen returned to Lewiston,
Mont, Sunday, after three weeks
visit with his sister, Mrs. N. j. Kieffer,
who we are pleased to report is recover
ing from a protracted illness.
Misses Mary Bradford, Avis john
son. Lillian Luckert and Mabel Lee
Tendre visited at Sinsinawa Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stratman of
Dodgeville visited here Friday. Master
Joseph E. Stratman returned to Dodge
vile with them to visit.
Miss Agnes Brokish spent over Sun
day with her parents at Rockwell Mills.
ar. and Mrs Thomas Sleep left
Monday to visit relatives at Darlington.
Kitchen cabinet and refrigerator
for sale. Inquire at this office.
Miss Ada Schaumberg closed her
fifth term of teaching at the Barrel
town school on Thursday. A picnic
made the occasion an enjoyable one.
- Herman Gilman was up from Be-
lott few days of the past week.
Miss Mary Bradford, Miss Johnson,
Miss LaTendre and Miss Anna O'Dowd
visited at Madison Friday.
Hubert Groth returned to James
vile Sunday, after visit with his
brother, Walter.
Meal Kergen and William Hack, Jr.,
who motored to Saskatchewan, Canada,
recently made the trip in thirteen days.
The distance is 1921 miles.
Mrs. George Noble and Miss Ida
Hendrickson of Hollandale spent Friday
at the home of Charles Noble.
Mrs. George Varlin and Mrs. Samuel
Lanyon returned Thursday from Mil
waukee. Mr.. Varlin remained there to
take treatment for his eyes.
William 0'Dowd of Amatol, N. j.,
is visiting his father, John O'Dowd.
Mrs. Mary BAIL, sister-in-law of
Mrs. G. W. Mess of this city, died at
Seattle, Wash, May 3lst.
Corporal Lyle Carpenter of the End
Engineers Corps, who has been in act
i've service overseas the past eighteen
months, returned last week from Camp
Grant, where he was mustered out. He
has many interesting and thrilling eX-
periences to relate. His detachment
returned on the Martha Washington, a
sister ship to the George Washington.
George Place and family and Mrs.
E. f. Hsbich of Galena were guests at
the George Horn home Friday.
VIM. and Thomas Clark and wives
returned to their holie at Milwaukee
Monday. after visit with relatives.
Archie Kessler of Waterloo, Iowa.
visited Peter Kessler on Friday.
Ben Blewett of Hanover, H., ha:
been spending the past week with the
Blewett families.
Mrs. Robert Spargo and daughter
and Mrs. Rule of Linden were tht
guests of Uriah Gardner Saturday.
"A daughter was born TO Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jacob Ketter May 18th.
Henrietta G.. Hanscom, teacher o.
music, piano and organ. Phone 70.