Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-01-20
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Matinee every Saturday afternoon
at 3 o clock, Palace Theatre.
Mrs. James Pengelley Of Dodge.
vile was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Maurice Proctor, Friday.
Mrs. Anthony Wilkinson of Shuls-
burg is a guest of Mrs N T. Martin.
Mrs. Edgar Jenkins returned last
week from attending the funeral of
Mrs. Fred Penhalegon Of Rodgers
Park, Ill.
? Miss Pearl Harris spent part of
last week with friends in Beloit.
Mrs. Thomas Sleep is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Allen Godfrey, at
Willow Springs.
Attorney j. j. Fielder returned
Sunday from a business trip to Missouri
and Arkansas.
John Walsh, Jr., and sister Irene,
returned Saturday from visit with
relatives in Chicago.
"A. t. Spang attended the Sampson
Banquet at GAINESVILLE Tuesday From
there he went TO Milwaukee to attend
the automobile show.
Go to j. j. Mauger for watch and
jewelry repairing.
Charles Allen of GAINESVILLE has
sold his farm, formerly the Ellsworth
farm, to James Toay This is what is
quite generally known as the James
Spensley place, joining this city on the
northwest.
Miss Susie Sangwn of Cherokee,
Iowa, is a guest of Mrs. Ralph Fitzsi-
mons.
Charles Allen of GAINESVILLE was
guest of Morris Van Matre last
week, While here he sold his home on
South Iowa street to George Harris.
Miss Lorene Owens of Dodgeville
is a guest of Mrs. Hugh Connaughton.
Mrs, Mary Raisbeck of Darlington
spent the weekend with her son
David
William Arthur returned Friday
from a visit with his daughters in
Chicago
Mrs. Roy Buckingham of Waldwick
spent the week end with her parents in
this city
Farmers meet your city friends
at the Saturday Matinee, Palace
Theatre, o'clock.
- Miss Blanche Jewell of Union Mills
was guest at the home of George
Hartley last week.
Mrs. Nelson PEBBLES returned last
week from visit with her daughter in
Chicago.
-About sixteen relatives and friend,
enjoyed an oyster supper at the farm
home of Homer Kendall Wednesday
Mrs. William Shackley has beer
spending the past week with her sons
near Jonesdale.
Mrs. George French was in Oar
lington Tuesday and Wednesday to in
stall the officers for the Royal Neigh
bors Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Lieder were the
guests of her parents at Prairie du
Sank last week.
Miss Annie Esch returned last
week from a visit with her sister at
Racine.
Mrs. Jonn L. Gray entertained the
ladies whist club at here home Thurs
day evening
Neal Kergen of Davidson, Saskatch-
evan, Canada, came Friday to visit his
sisters, Mrs N j. Kieffer and Mrs.
William Hack, Sr.
On a recent evening Mrs. William
Lawinger was hostess to sixteen young
ladies at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. N j. Kieffer, 225 Washing
ton Street, at pre-nuptial miscellane-
GUS shower for her sister Miss Alberta
Kiefer. The evening was spent in
music and social converse. Luncheon
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bowen, ST.,
MIR. and Mrs Thomas Bowen, Jr., and
two children Of Dodgevile, Mr. and
Mrs Orvile Slotten of Edmund and
Mr.. Stanley Holland Of Garrison Grove
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
Woolrich one day last week.
Twins, a son and daughter were
born to Mr.. and Mrs Frank Q1ier, Jan.
18th The little daughter lived but q
short time.
After enjoying sojourn at this
parental home, Miss Agnes Weidenfel
Ter has returned to Chicago.
Mrs. Henry Springer is home from
visit with relatives at Sparta anc
Babcock. Her sister, Mrs. Harold
Cummings, is also back from a pleasant
stay at Sparta.
"A safe and comfortable place tC
leave the children, Saturday Matinee