Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-10-06
The Local Field
-Correll & Martin for clothing

The master moving picture to see
which hundreds stand in line in large
cities to buy admission tickets, regard
less of cost and that, too, when they
have seen the picture before. What is
the title of this great picture. do you
ask "1he Miracle Man, simply that.
and it will be thrown on the screen in
all its grandeur an charm at the World
Theatre, this city, Friday and Saturday
evenings of this week at less than half
what is charged in larger cities.
john Chamley and Henry GRADER
attended the fair at Beaver Dam Fri
day.
Mrs. C. l.. Jamison, who has been
here since the death of her father,
James w. Hutchinson. left Saturday for
her home in Minneapolis, where Mr..
Jamison has position in the University
of Minnesota Commercial Department.
Will Doyle. Roy Penberthy, Curtis
Foster and Clyde Bachelor and wives
attended the fair at Beaver Dam last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Polkinghorn
left Monday for Platteville to attend
the funeral of her father, Mr.. j. Col
more.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Kendall, Oct. End
Mrs. Thomas Sleep and daughters
Ethel and Mrs Allen Godfrey visited
at Darlington Tuesday.
Frank Jeuck attended the fair at
Reayer Dam last week His trotter,
Bonnie Exponent, took fourth money.
Ben Miller and Walter Groth and
wives called on Avoca friends Sunday.
A goodly number of local Odd Eel
lows attended convention of that or
der held in Dodgeville Tuesday after
noon and evening. They returned say
ing the Dodgeville brethren know how
to set EN- up.
j. H. Andrews. superintendent OF
Reedsburg Canning Co., James Young,
assistant manager, their wives and son
of the latter were entertained Sunday
at the home of Rev. j. E. Cooke.
Misses Florence Mitchell and Ger
trude Joplin of Dodgevile were week
end guests at the home of Ben Jacka.
A chicken pie supper was the re-
ward of about a score of our citizens
who went to the farm home of Thomas
Kearns on Sunday.
Thomas Sleep and wife devoted
portion of last week to visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Allen Godfrey, at
Willow Springs.
Monday evening large number of
the members and friends of the M. b
church met in the Sunday school room
to extend welcome to the new pastor,
Rev. j. E. Cooke, and family, and to
the new director of the gymnasium,
Floyd Blashfield, and his wife. A short
program of address of welcome by j.
B. Reynolds, responses by the new
pastor and director, vocal solos by Miss
Udel Jackaon and Miss York and spicy
numbers by the Boys Up-Streamers
club was pleasingly rendered. The en-
joyable evening was rounded out by re-
freshments and social pleasures.
Rev. Joseph Wurm of New Meun-
ster was a guest of Rev. N. Weyer
several days last week.
Rev. A. H. Schoenfeld left Monday
to attend the 83rd, annual State con-
ference of the Congregational churches,
which is in session at Eau Claire, from
Oct 3rd to 9th.
DIR. 0. N. Treweek and family
Sundayed in this city.
j. r. Jackson and son returned to
Freeport Sunday after visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson.
Mrs. Joseph Palsn of Dubuque, Mrs,
John Kieffer and daughter Loretta OF
Marshall, Texas, are guests of Mrs. j
j. Fielder.
Mrs. C. P. Banfield visited in Chica
90 the fore part of this week.
Mrs. John Medinger came from
Milwaukee Saturday to visit her motne
Mrs. Samuel Terrill.
Charles Healy of Chicago is her
visiting his aunts.
Henrietta G. Hanscom, teacher o
piano. Phone 70.