Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-04-14


nurse is on duty at the home of Matt
Uren in Maldwick.
Mrs. William Lang and daughter
Ruth returned Friday from a visit in
in Milwaukee.
The W. G. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. William Hartford Thursday after
noon, April l4th, at 2:30
The Catholic Knights held a much
enjoyed dancing party in St. Mary's
Hall one evening asst week Fred
Jeuck's Saxa-Banjo Orchestra fur
nished the music.
! Miss Clara Penberthy of GAINESVILLE
is spending vacation in this city with
her mother
Frank Gardner of Linden was a
guest of his brother Uriah in this city
on Thursday.
Miss Helen M. Jones, Congrega-
tional State Missionary, will speak in
the lecture room of the Congregational
church, this city, this Thursday eve
ming at $3.50. Free will offering. Every
one who can should attend
Mrs. John Beckus of Union Mills,
aged about ", was buried Saturday
last at that place. She was well known
and highly respected by many of this
city Peter Ketter and wife, N. j.
Kietfer, Walter Groth and wife, and
Mrs. John Miller attended the funeral.
The Girls Glee Club of Lawrence
College, Appleton, of which Miss
Dorcas Jacka of this city is a member,
has just completed a two weeks
successful tour through Wisconsin and
Minnesota
Even Chicago rings the curfew on
night blooming kids. The bells ring at
10 O'Clock Every town in the United
States could do the same without
making a serious mistake.
AT the county convention of Mod
ern Woodmen held at Dodgevile on
April 5th, George w. Horn of this city
and Dr. Scbmit of Dodgeville were
elected as delegates to the state CON
vention, which will be held at Oconto,
May 9Th.
Mrs. Anna l.. Parkinson came from
Madison Friday to enjoy a short stay
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. John Thies had the misfortune
Wednesday to fall down stairs at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph
GRADER, receiving painful bruises. At
present writing she is reported as re-
covering in a satisfactory manner.
-Wilfred Paynter and wife spent
Sunday with relatives at Mifllin.
Miss Kate Blotz of Dodgeville was
guest of her sister, Mrs. George
Philips, during the past week.
Occasionally some of our subscrib-
ers complain that we do not print
this and that in our paper, and they
think it would be such good newa.
Suppose, an editor should, just for
once, relieve his mind by printing all
the news he happens to know at that
minute. Options would be thrown up,
citizens arrested, families disrupted.
fights fought out on every corner,
candidates resigning, ministers leav.
ing for distant parts, lawyers taking
1 long vacations, business men turning
things over to their clerks for a sea.
son, hired girls hunting new jobs, and
so on down a long list of casualties
and the editor would be so mussed ar
I that his corpse couldn't be recognized
by his own family. A newspaper mar
doesn't know everything, but his work
is such that he hears a lot that common
I decency and common prudence keep out
Of the paper.
City authorities have caused to be
painted within certain distance OF
street intersections on High street 3
broad red mark, to Indicate that auto,
should not be parked any nearer thu
corner than where the mark appears
Nov i il NJ 70 auto drivers to govern
u themselves accordingly.