Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-08
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IN & Martin for clothing

o.elI & Martin for clothing
North Bros. Stock Co. at Munlcipa
Tbestre all this week.
NJ and Mrs. R j. Correll and Mrs
potten of Linden and Mrs. Ed
us. parsons of Dodgeville ATTENDED
s''' fnnersl Of r. j. penhallegon oil
Saturday os.hom u
.bnrcb met at the }. W. Hutchlsor
home Tuesday afternoon.
The W. C. T. U. viii meet witt
| Mrs Alopzo Jacka, Thursday after
noon, no. IAN Is, at $50
Mrs J. B Wallis and Mrs Stans
vivirn returned to Perry, Iowa,
I,J p,i5.y after a pleasant visit with their
mother Mrs. Mary Neal.
The following officers for 1920 have
,,oD chosen by the young ladies sodal-
~ of ST. Mary's church: President,
Miss Genevieve Engels; vice president,
Mics Genevieve Schaaf; secretary and
treasurer, Miss Lauretta Lawinger.
Mrs L. PilHng of Darlington at
,orded the Mitchell Hack wedding in
this city Wednesday.
Mrs ], W. Anderson entertained a
few friends with a supper on Friday,
ror 2nd in honor of Mr.. Alderson's
birthday
-Jobp Rink suffered stroke at his
home Friday morning and his condition
| is reported as serious.
Misses Lenore Graber and Minerva
Mcneil enjoyed visit in Milwaukee
during the past week.
Miss Dora White, teacher at Shulls-
borg was a week end guest of Miss
PhiIppa Hendra.
Our city is much quieter because of
the departure of the many holiday
bomecomers and visitors for their
homes, school and employment duties
in various sections Of the country.
Mrs. Edwin Woolrich is visiting
relatives in Milwaukee.
Miss Laura Jackson left Tuesday
for an extended stay in Dubuque.
Mrs. p. 0. Vivian spent the holi-
days with her parents in Freeport.
Mrs. Joseph Wilkins of Milwaukee
is guest at the Albert Bray home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Penhallegon
we're called to Louisville, KY, Satur-
day, on account of the death of her
mother, Mrs. N. T. Darnell.
The past week was enjoyed by Miss
Margaret Bennett of Madison with
relatives in this city.
Mrs J. E, Reinhart and daughter
returned Friday from a two weeks
visit with relatives at Cashton.
Miss Elsie Unterholzner is attend
ing business college in Milwaukee. Miss
Mary Graber is at the same institution
acting as an instructor.
Herman Hack and wife have gone
to BeIolt to make their home there.
"A number of relatives and friends
were well entertained at the Edwin
Woorich home on New Years day.
The past week was enjoyed by the
Misses Ellen Bray and Annie Brown at
The W. King home at Dodgeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Graber left on
Monday to spend the balance of the
winter at Jacksonville, Florida. We
are informed Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Gra0er will occupy their home during
that time.
p. Z. Weidenfeler is confined to
ais home with a severely sprained ankle
caused by a slip on an icy sidewalk near
the Parish House.
Miss Helen Ross and John Ross
nave returned to school duties at God
Trey and Alton, H., respectively.
Mr. and Mrs. John Crum and Mrs.
Emma Penhallegon of Lawrence, Kan. i,
attended the funeral of r. j. Penhal-
'egon in this city Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. will Clark came hith-
s' from Milwaukee last week to visit
at the home of his parents.
FRANK Suthers and son Charles oil
sturgeon Bay were in our midst during
,'s past week to enjoy visit with his
mother nd other relatives.
henrietta G. Hanscom, teacher Oh
music. UIaDO and Oruop pko,.a no