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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-09-23
LARGE MASONIC GATHERINGS.

On Monday night, Sept. 18th, Iowa
Chapter, No. 6, Royal Arch Masons,
conferred degrees on team of three.
An unusually large number of members
and visitors we're present. A banquet
and smoker followed
Tuesday night, Sept. l4th, the Blue
Lodge conferred the Masters degree on
two candidates. Visitors and members
enjoyed both lunch and smoker
On Friday night Sept. II, Mineral
Point Commanoery, No 70. Knights
Templar, served an elaborate supper at
Z O'Clock at the Temple. followed by a
smoker. At $50, the Commandery was
opened in full form and the Red Cross
and Malta degrees conferred,on class
of ten.
Thsswas one of the most successful
and pleasant meetings in the history of
the Commandery. Visitors were pres
ent from Madison. Barneveld, Ridge
way, Dodgeville, Livingston, Darling
tor, Belmont. Patteville. Argyle and
the surrounding country,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-09-23

Mrs. Elizabeth Cox entertained her
son John and family, and S. S. Wilson,
wife and daughter of Hazel Green on
Sunday in honor of her grandson, Rob-
ert NJ Balch, of Baldwin, Kan, who
was enroute to Harvard University,
Cambridge, Mass.
Miss Grace Korf has returned to
Freeport, after visit with her sister,
Mrs. S. c. Nauman.
About eighteen ladies gave sur
prise party to Mrs. George Kuhnhenn
at her home Friday evening in honor
of her 18th birthday
Mrs w. G. Winding of Wauwau-
tosa is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
j. Martin.
Lester Pierce of Iron River was a
guest at the Dunwiddie home last week.
He was a former instructor in the grade
schools of our city. resigning to serve
as wireless operator on the Submarine
K7 during the world war. While here he
gave very interesting talk to the pu-
pills of the fifth and sixth grades.
Stove for sale, steel range, in good
condition. viii sell cheap. Phone 5sS
For sale "a Galloway Cream Sepa
rator, 800 pounds capacity, good as new.
Frank Sleeman, Route L. 1w'
Edgar Jinkins and wife of Cobt
were Sunday callers in this city.
Miss Helen Gerlach was in from
Highland to spend Sundsy at the hom
of her parents.
"A motor party consisting of Mr.
and Mrs. c. w Jacobs and three chill
dren, David Jacobs and family an
Luther Hamlyn Of Freeport enjoyed
Sunday visit with relatives in this city
- Miss Margaret Schaumberg LEI
Wednesday to enter the nurses trainin
school in st. Joseph's Hospital N Mi
waukee.
: Mrs. and Mrs r. II. Howell I
Des Moines. Iowa. were week-er
. guests at the James w. Hutchishc
E home.
Mrs. I. M. Priestley and daught'
: Kathryn Jane have gone for sojoui
with her mother, Mrs. j. d. Macfarlan
in Los Angeles, Calf.
a Miss Estelle Lieder, who hi
u been spending a vacation with her pa
ents. has returned to Chicago to resun
d her duties as medical worker in the
S. A. health service hospital
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-09-23
GOLDEN WEDDING BELLS.

Tuesday, Sept IA, 1920, Mr., and Mrs.
Charts E. Gale celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary with reception
in the afternoon and evening. 1t was
held at their home in the second ward
where they have resided the major
part of their quiet, happy. devoted and
faithful married career. About ninety
relatives and friends came to congrat-
ulate and wish them many more happy
years.
The home was decorated with beauti-
full flowers the perfume of which added
delightful sweetness to the occasion.
That music hath charm was most forci-
bly, impressed upon the callers by the
well rendered classic piano and violin
solos, duets, etc, by Mrs. Anne Gale
Terrell, Master Gale Terrell and Miss
Betty Terrell. and singing by Mrs. Harry
Gale. Dainty refreshments were served.
1t was pleasant and social event to be
long remembered.
Out Of town guests MIR. T. j. Van
Matre, Mr and Mrs. Clarence VanMa-
tire of Ftyette, Mrs. Jane Baker of
BlancharSlille. Mrs. Henry Carter,
Mrs. Jess, James and son Harry. Miss
Dorothy Carter of Jonesdale, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Hearn and daughter Clara
of Dodgeville, Mr.. Irwin Cox (brother
of Mrs. Gale) of Lacrosse, MIR. and
Mrs. Harry Collicutt and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Collicut and daughter
of Pleasant View, Mrs. G. w. Mcllhon
and Miss Helen McSherry of Chicago.
Their sons Harry with wife and daugh-
ter Mary Of Oak Park, H., and Bert
with wife and two daughters, Sally and
Harriet, of Evanston, ILL.,, were also
in attendance.
A feature associated with this event,
one far from being common occur
ance, is the fact that the same printer
who set the type for The Tribune an
nouncing the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gale, also set this notice in type.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-09-23

Pay less and dress better. Buy
your clothes of G. Varlin.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Motley, Mrs
Charles w. Cox and son Robert, Mr..
and Mrs. James Gardner attended the
funeral of the latter's mother, Mrs.
Jane Tenant, at Bridgeport, Monday.
Mrs. Tenant was formerly resident
of this city.
Farmers are talking of petitioning
Henry Ford to make more churning
autos like that of Jesse leagues, and
butter makers are threatening to come
out en- masse in opposition.
Mrs. Minnie Trebilock and daughter
returned to Chicago Sunday, after a
visit at the home of Martin Murrish,
Edward Hoffenbacker of Hancock,
Mich, has been spending few days
with his aunt Mrs. Fred Sherman.
MIR. and Mrs. John Brewer left
Saturday for independence, Iowa, to
visit relatives and friends.
Miss Susie Murrish of Kearney,
Neb, is visiting relatives and friends
of this place.
Found, this week, on Seventh
street, a rim and tense of an auto
mobile. Owner can recover by paying
for this notice.
MIR. and Mrs. j. B. Reynolds anC
daughterAMaude returned last weel
from motorltrip and visit with rela
tives in Chicago.
Alfred Ludden, Horace Martin ant
Edward Thoma have resumed thei
studiesTst the university in Madison.
Miss Hattie .Stanek of Prairie d.
CHEN is visiting her sister, Mrs. RAJ
Libby.
Mrs. Martin Murrish and Mrs
William Uren left Sunday to visit i
Chicago.
Wilton Huxtsble returned last wee
from a visit with friends in Menom
nee.
r. j. Ellsworth, Mrs. A. d. Brow
and son Quintus visited in South Wayr
Thursday Mrs. Ellsworth, who hs
been spending few days there, r.
turned home with them.
Mrs. William Hack, Mrs. N.
Kieffer. Misses Mary and Albert
Kieffer and Miss Eva Schmit visited
Darlington Thursday.
Miss Genevieve Prisk has resum,
her studies at the Platteyile normal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-09-23
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES.

When school started. the prospects
of good football team were extremely
gloomy. Practically the entire team
that played the majority of the games
last season was graduated last June
Those who have watched the develop
ment of the team during the last two
weeks are confident that Mineral Point
will not only have tesm that will do
credit to the high school and the city,
but will win the majority of the games.
Competition for places on The team is
very keen and no individual is sure of
a secure berth In all probability the
team will be directed by either John
0'Neil or Irwin White at quarter back.
The other back field men will no doubt
be Harris Walker and Charles Hutchi.
son. For the end positions there is
keen competition among Roy Davies.
Robert Stair and Elvie Polkinghorn.
Theodore Henkins is practically assured
of the position as center of the team
but is steadily crowed by George Green
wood. Paul GRADER and Percy Phillips
have shown the best talent at guard
and Bernard GRADER and Howard PEN
hallegon are showing good form in the
tackle positions. There are number
of other men who are displaying good
football talent and may secure position
on the first squad. Among these are
John Davisson and Edgar VIM.
Coach Anderson, who is an old foot
ball player and coach, has been centra-
lizing his efforts in teaching the men
signals, the rudimehts of ackling,
blocking and clipping.
Some time has been given to scrimmage.
The first scheduled game will be with
Belmont at Belmont.
Miss Goodrich is planning to get into
the debate work at an early date. She
will conduct class for those interested
n debate work. One period each week
will be given the work which will deal
largely with fundamentals of debate.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-09-23

Dodgeville's two field days last
week drew good crowds. but the ball
games, which was all there was on the
program, were mediocre in comparison
to several games playsd in this section
this season. ~
Miss Matilda Hutchinson, Miss Ena
Hutchinson, James w Hutchinson and
N. M. Hutchinson returned last week
from an extend stay at their summer
home in Ludingtou. Mich.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-09-23

The common council of Platteville
has raised the pay of election officials
as follows:
Clerks of election $500 per day.
Inspectors .,.. 500 +"
Ballot clerks I'll 400 :"
In Mineral Point all officials have been
receiving the same compensation, but
is not the Platteville idea reasonable =
that of paying most to those who have
the most work to perform As to what
ought to be paid in this city. wen not
touch on. other than saying it should
fairly liberal.
What. in The Tribune's idea. would
he sensible. would be to revert back to
the two ward system.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-09-23
81 Years of Earthly Existence.

On the 18th of September. 1886, there
was born in one of EnRland's southern
parishes son to proud parents, and he
was christened William o. Hosken. The
babe. in course of the time necessary,
grew to manhood under protection of
the Union Jack banner, but when verg
ing onto the age of thirty ambition di.
rected him to America. He came direct
to Mineral Point. From the hour Of
his arrival here. which was in May, 1866,
he has been a constant resident Of our
city, and devout American citizen.
The foregoing paragraph was inspired
by Mr.. Hosken's presence in this office
last Friday, Sept, 18th, He came to
renew his subscription to The Tribune,
which had expired on the l5th-it has
been a custom of his for years to be
Johnny on the spot. After casua
talk betting such transaction, VIZ
CHANGED to ask his age. His answer
was prompt This is my birthday;
was born in 1886 that makes me 8
years old today" AS he says. he
not as young as he used to be, but hi
health is fair and spirits good To liv
to vote for Harding and see hin
occupy the Presidential chair are amonI
MIR. Hosken's leading desires.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-09-23
May Robson in "Nobody's Fool"

Alan Dale the well known critic and
author, has furnished May Robson, the
best loved actress on the american
stage, her new vehicle, "No09 Fool, !"
which Augustus Pitou. Inc, WI pre-
sent at the Municipal Thertre. Monday,
Oct. A. In the role OF Mrs, Bixhy, Miss
/ Robson's admirers will see her Just as
as she is off the stage, which everybody
considers such rare treat.
Alan Dale has been a friend and
neighbor to Miss Robson for many
years and has seen her in her home life
in all its phases. He has drawn his
play so close to her own individuality
that in witnessing "Nobodv's Fool"
you Il be spending the time with May
Robson in her beautiful Bay Shore. l..
l., home, as the scenes are yeilljcas Of
her summer home.
Miss Vera Jackson is aching
school in Pleasant View.
Miss Roxie Shackley has been
spending the past week at the Tomlin
home in Madison.
MIR w. o. Hosken exhibit in this
office Monday morning a toms % weigh
ing two pounds. grown on a v.ne in his
garden this season. He stated ne had
picked number of similar 71e and
weight.
A license of 500 was paid by Ring
ling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey
circus for exhibiting in Janesville. The
city paid out sos for special police
that day leaving a net profit to the
city of 81. Sixteen special police
at $3.50 a day while one man
was paid $40 for working as plain
clothes man day and night.
For sale A 1917 Ford touring car,
in fine condition. Phone 2S9
Fred Julian and son Clarenee and
wife were recent visitors with r atives
in Elk Grove.
i. #. Hendra and family nave
moved to Madison, where they willEake
their home to give their children the
advantage of attending the university.
Mrs. Morris L. Parkinson un1 niece,
Miss Josephine Hutchinson. have re-
turned home after three months alb
sence. On their outward Journey they
visited Banss, Seattle. Lake helan,
Wash, the Canadian National Park and
with relatives in Vancouver, British
Columbia, Enroute home they made
tour of Yellowstone National
Park.
Nov comes the rumor that Sulphur
&c Satin is greatly worried over the
of getting coal at any price.
It's an i'll wind that blows nobody good.
Those who are ticketed for Hades are
n jubilant spirit.
w X. Smith and A. j. Walker and
wives spent few days last week at
he Dels.
John A. Morris of Chicago visited
w. w. Williams the past week.
How many billions did the Demo
cratic ADMINISTRATION sguanocr in the
past eight year 2 That, really. is the
most important financial ques ion be-
fore the country and not what the
people may contribute to turn the
out.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-09-23

What's this that comes from out the
mists that circle around Belmont to the
effect that an editor has been cornored
by the law for poker playing on Sun
day morning. How can it be possible
when editors have the reputation of be-
ing extremely short on money and ex-
tremely long on morals?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-09-23

Beg pardon In mentioning the fact
last week that group of our young
business men attended the fair at Elk
horn, we Internationally omitted one
name. and being informed Of tbs act
by several parties, we hasten " add
the name of our accommodating res
taurant man, Clyde Terrill. to the list
of those who attended said fair.
Misses Marion Penhallegon, Ellen
Hales, Dalven Julian, Stairway Jacka,
John Gray, Ralph May, Richard Brewer,
Lester Dunwiddie. George Bliss and
Walter Johnston have resumed their
studies at the University in Madison.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-09-23

A six-room house in the fourth ward
is offered for sale. Has large lot and
woodshed. Inquire at this office.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-29

THE HAGUE, May n 10y Aseo
o|aied rfess Tho Dutch naval 90.
lhofIi|es have decided to rriurn he
Grrmhn mine suceper uzia which
vas lnlernad d few WEEKS ago, ic
lAe llein,an mlnr sweeping nollllo
from which II dcacrled.
The vessel was taken BY The Ger.
man crew lnlu lhe xnider zcc Al
Nugdrn. q little fishing town, the
captain. mate and two olher mem.
hprs or Inc crew wenl ashore IN
onIrr 10 find 4 buyer Tor their boat.
bit were orreaod' Tho rest of The
crew. vim waiting ~ vain Tor their
comrades hnd grown impatient.
welp lust going 10 leave the Dutch
waters again When ihcy wefo caught
hy a Dnich torpedo bonl.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-29

l'or fuf,hor Information regarding
ille rrnlpauy wrilo 10 the following
off.rrrs:
a. n f0rresier President Iilsbee,
Arizona.
John Wilson Ross Attorney Bis
bee. Arizona
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-29
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Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-29
ARTHUR T. EVANS
W n. KLEIN.
A n GARDNER
CHARLES n. SMITH.
J. A. HoILowAY


County o. Luna ~
lsa lhis Sfi DAY Of May lH'p. De
tert nle personally appeared Arthur
, Exams w II Ntsin. a. H. Gard.
ner r n Holloway and Charles 4
SAITH. in Aie hIlnAn ~ li hn per.
uH1 Hauled ln alal VITO executed
lhe IorpHolng InslrtmeuI and en-
hnowlfdee1 lhal shny cxetn|ed lhe
same as IhNif ller acl ana dhed
~ WITNESS WHEREBY. ] have
hhfcun|o stl lny hand and seal lhh
dale laAl nIoec WrIllen
n tNY NtNllN. Notary nltlk
foaI Nt commission expires
nefeMhtf End ie13
naete eol
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-29

Whnsc residence and poslnllito nd.
dress are Columbus. Now Mexico.
IN WITNESS WIlFnhOF. the said
incOrpornlofs have hcrounlo sel
their hands end seals This 18Th day
of March. A. D. lQ10.
DAVID KLEIN. lseal.l
JOSEPH ,, ROSENFIELD. Seal
ISAAC KLEIN. Seal
WILLIAM KLEIN. Spal.l
IslDORE nOSENFIELD. lSrail
State of New Mexico.
County Of Luna -.
On This ist day ~ May. An. i020.
before me- personally appeared VII
LIAM KLEIN. 10 me known 10 he
The prfsnn described IN aud who
executed the foregoing insirumnnl.
and Acknowledged that be- executed
the snmr rs his free act and ,lrrd
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / hnye
hcrcnnlo scl my hand and affixed
my official seal, The day and year
Ia this certificate first above writ.
ten. TnENA q. BLAIR.
Notary Public IN and for Luna
County. New Mexico.
iseal) Ny commission expires
May 40, lo20
State nf Arizona.
County of Cochisc -.
On this roth day Of April, A. ID.
1890. before me personally appeared
ISAAC KLEIN and JOSEPH ROsEN.
FIELD, 10 me known % b. The per.
sons described Ia and who executed
The fnrcgolnF instrument, ami ar.
knowledgcd thai they execnlcd the
same a. their free act and dred.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 7 have
herounlu set my hand and affixed
my official seal. the day aud year III
this certificate first ahuvo written.
lSrall REX RICE.
Notary Public in amt for Cochlsc
County, Arizona.
Ny comm|s ION expires January
20. i12i
State ~ Texas
County Of VI Paso-ss.
on this 2flh day % April. A. ~
1870. before me personally hppcarcll
DAVID KLEIN. 20 ne known 70 BE-
the person described IA and whn
executed the forogulne instrument.
ami acknowledged that be executed
lhe same IS his free act and deed.
~ WITNESS WHEREOF. have
hereunlo set my hand and affixed
my official sral. The day and year IN
lhle certificate first above Wrilicn.
II,eall J. w MOORE
Notary Public IN and for VI paso
county. Texas.
Ny commission expires June lpei.
slalr u New Mexico.
County ~ none ANA
on this 25ih day ~ Arrh. a n
1870. before me personally appeared
lslDORE h0SEhFTI,D. a. noe
known 10 he The person described
in and who executed the fpregnIus
instrument aud acknowledged that
hc executed lhe same us his free
aei and decd
IN WITNESS WllEnFOF. I have
hfrfunln vel my hand and affixed
my official erAI lhf daf and sear ln
nj. ceri|lIcale first above wtillen.
IE1nl f.lkFnT H7ABIfiN.
Nnltfy Public % and for nonn
Ana County. koW Mexico
Mf commission expires n20iH21
fHi10nsEn
No i0Slh
Chr Hrr'n Nui Z Pare 70
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-29

il|IiI1IitaAIN or rlUihIIUIlii.
Ens NON.lIABlLrrY or THE
COLUMBUS MOTOR COMPANY
mo Stockholders Liability
This ls 10 certify that the under
signed being all of tho original in.
corporaiors Of The Columbus Motor
Company (Nd Stockholders Liabll.
ilyl for and on behalf Ol themselves
and MI other stockholders who may
beromc assOriatcd with them "a said
corporation 10 hereby declare That
there shall he no stockholders liza.
hiliiy ON account ~ any stock issued
hy said Corporation. aud thai an
stockholders Of said Corporation
shall hr exempt from all liability
On nccminf Of nny stock Issued or
held hy them. except such liability
for ihe amount Of The rapltal stock
certified q have hcen paid. IN prop.
cfty Or cash, a. The time Of com
mcn1cmcnt uf business.
The principal and Registered Of.
flee 0f The Corporation shall be- IN
Columbus. Luna County. New Mex.
iro' and the namn Of the agent ia
ehargn lherroi and upon whom
rfoesr. epalnsl lhe Corporation may
81 served IL Aflhnf J Evans.
m WITNESS WHEREOF. VIZ lhc
said lpcofporal0fs hase hfreuno
scf ouf hands aud seals this 1cd day
Of Nay. lneo.
ARTHUR J. EVANs
W n. KLEIN.
A. b. GARDNER.
CHARLES n. SMITH.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-29

Cor. Reed Vol. z. Page A..
CERTIFICATE OF NONLlABlLlfY
Of Stockholders Of
COLUMBUS MOTOR COMPANY
no stockholders Liability
Filed IN the Office OF the Stale
Corporation Commission Of New
Mexico. May ", 1890. 0;3O A. M
A. l.. MORRISON, Clerk.
Compared: lckJJO.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-29

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Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-29

State oI New ,Ienicp.
cERrWicATE on COMPARISON


United States Of America.
state ~ New Mexico -
u Is Hereby Certified. fhal the
annexed is full. true ans caiuplrle
transcript of ilo Cerllficolc 81
Stockholders NonLlobllly Of 90.
LuMnUS MOTOR COMPANY no
Stockholders Liability No. iGli,
with The Endorsements thereon. a.
Same appears on file and 81 record
IN The office Of the STATE Corpora.
lion Commission.
IN Testimony Whereof. The State
Corporation Commission Of the State
Of New Mexico has caused this rcr'
llliculc 20 be signed hy ~ Chair
man and the seal of said Commits
sion. 10 be affixed al the City Of
Santa fc on this i7lh day Of May
A. ID. ip20
Seal.
nuGn n. WILLIAMS. Chairman,
Attest: A. J. MORRISON. Clerk.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-14
THRONE AT AUCTION
kaIoer's Property to Be Sold in New
York.

New York, May 12.-The Imperial
German throne is to be sold here at
auction. Household effects of for.
mer Kaiser Wilhelm, the former Kais.
erin and other members of the Ger.
man imperial family, seized from the
imperial palaces of Berlin and Munich
for unpaid bills after the Emperor alb
dicated and went to Holland. also will
be sold under the hammer here May
22 one of the city's largest art col
lector's announced today.
Sixty-five pieces are in the imperial
collection which was brought here
two weeks ago by the purchaser and
importer, Valdemar Povelson. He
declared he had considerable difficulty
in getting an export permit from the
German government, which was oh
tanned, he said, only after he had pro
missed to buy food with the net pro
ceeds for resale in Germany. Auth
enticity of the art objects is vouchet
! for, Mr. Povelson said. by one OF Ber
Inns most reputable art firms.
The Kaiser according to Mr.. Powell
son was not always prompt abou
Ipaying his bills. Immediately upor
his flight, trades people whose patience
was exhausted, he added seized house
hold belongings in payment for theil
accounts.