Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-07-29
The Local Field
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The Mineral Point Fair will be ir
full blast three weeks from the date OF
this paper. Boom it Shout for it
Senator Lenroot spent couple OF
hours in our city Tuesday afternoon.
He called on several of our business
men, an act they fully appreciated 1t
is possible the Senator viii be around
this way again and treat US with talk.
It M. Priestley is enjoying a two
weeks vacation in the northern part
of the state. Look out for some inter-
esting fish stories when he returns.
Attorneys E. c. and :. j. Fielder
and their wives motored to Milwaukee
Wednesday on business, returning on
Saturday.
Miss Gladys league returned Fri
day from visit in Madison.
Mrs. F. C. Weidenfeller and Mrs
Cora Spooner were guests at the Il. A.
Deneen home at Highland last week.
MITE. l.. M. EIieSticJ anu ddushtCi
are visiting relatives at Galena.
Misses Alice Sullivan and Eileen
Smith. who were guests at the Alex
Metz home, returned to Monroe the
first of the week.
Misses Mary Ivey and Fannie Whit
ford visited in Madison Sunday.
Mrs. Nose Paradis and three daugh
tiers left Thursday to visit her brothers
in Beloit.
W. H. Schubert. wife and daugh-
ter came by motor from Prairie du
Chen to enjoy sojourn at the Jo-
siah Paynter home this week.
Michael Bregenzer and family re-
turned to Chicago on Sunday They
have had pleasant time at the homes
of relatives in this vicinity.
Twenty-Five relatives and friends
were entertained at the H. c. Pitts
home Wedn lsday in honor of MIR. and
Mrs. w. T. birmingham of Milwaukee
and Miss Mabel Pitts of Pewaukee.
Mrs. Joseph GRADER, son and two
daughters returned Friday from stay .
in Platteville.
Miss EMS Beecher of Hollandale /
was a guest of her aunt, Mrs. I. +. |
Coad, last week
This year Fennimore Big Day Gel I
ebration will be held Aug. 9Th and 9th. 4
Miss Maud Reynolds returned last
week from enjoying an outing in For
est county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Korf and son
Daniel and Miss Bertha Harbsmeier of
Freeport were guests at the 5. Z.
Nauman home last week.
Mrs Margaret Pedley of Madison,
Alf Pedley and wife of Benton were
guests at the Anderson home one day
of the past week.
Mrs. Edwin Woolrich is home from
visit with relatives in Milwaukee.
MIR. and Mrs. G. H. Hyde, spent
Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Cora
Bailey, prior to leaving for their South
Dakota home.
Frank Freden returned to Chicago
Saturday, after visit with relatives
of this city.
Reuben Ellsworth and wife, Mrs. /
A. d. Brown and son Quintus spent
Saturday and Sunday at the Dells.
Mrs. Richard James and Miss
Emma Fitzsimons attended the funeral
of Mrs. Bert Hawke at Linden on Sun
day.
Arthur Jackson, wife and two chill I
dren of Beloit were Sunday guests at
the Jonathan Jackson home.
Charles Paynter is home from a
two weeks stay with relatives at
Plankinton, S. Oak.
Wallace Noble. wife and daughter
are home from a sojourn at Shullsburg.
Miss Jane Gerlaeh spent the past
week with relatives at Belmont.
The birth of son on July 23rd, is
announced at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Paynter at Shullsburg.
Guy White. wife and daughter and
Miss Thelma Hanks of Westfield left
Saturday on a trip to points in Kansas
and Missouri.
Henrietta G. Hanscom, teacher of
piano. Phone 70.