Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-10-12
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Mr.. ard Mrs. George w. Horn re
turned Monday evening from Sparta
where they attended the ordination o
their son, Rev Walter George Horn, t
the Holy Order of Priesthood.
The Truth Seekers class of the M
E. Sunday school enjoyed picnic sup
per at the A N Keeney home the 9th
err evening. About forty five people
enjoyed the occasion.
Miss Pauline Muenster is In Chicago
for a months visit with relatives.
Henry Springer, wife and son, Mrs
Charles Springer and Miss Minnie
Cridge spent day OF last week at the
Elmer Powers home at Dodgeville
Mrs. A. S Hawley died at her home
at Delton on Wednesday, aged So years.
She is said to have been the first white
child horn in Madison Deceased re-
sided in this city number of years ago
when her husband was laying cement
sidewalks.
Owen McMurrough aud daughter
Leone left Monday to spend a week IN
Milwaukee.
Miller M. Bodell of Waterloo. Ia.
visited his aunt, Miss Pauline Muen-
ster, last week.
Mrs. Mary Bauer and daughter
Lucille are spending couple OF weeks
at Kilbourn.
Milton E. Hosking of Evanston is
enjoying visit at the j. j. Penhallegon
home.
Miss Jane Gerlach of Whitewater
normal was home TO spend Sunday.
James Brewer attended banquet
of Congregational laymen at GAINESVILLE
one day last week.
Miss Marjorie Fielder has entered
Rosary college at River Forest.
Mrs. W j. Tomlin and daughter
Elgie returned to Madison on Monday,
after a short stay with relatives OF TINS
CITY and Waldwick Miss Roxie Shack
lev accompanied them to Madison Tor a
visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Lindsey left
Saturday for Chicago, where they VIII
reside.
Miss Bernice Shackley of Jonesdale
visited with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Shackley, last week.
AT the regular meeting of the W,
r. C. last Friday, the officers served the
members present with refreshments.
Adjuster Hughes of the Wisconsin
Automobile Mutual Insurance Co. was
in the city Tuesday and handed Henry
Wallenkamp a check for $270 for his
automobile which was burned with his
barn last Friday night. The settlement
was satisfactory to the assured.
Ross D'Olize of Chicago attended
the Humbert- Lindsey wedding on Sat
urday.
Our former fellow businessman,
Charles Hornung, has been here from
Chicago within the past week on busl-
ness. He found many old friends TO
enjoy his warm handshake.
-Mesdames Henry Quick, George
Grange, Hugh Connaughton and Charles
Hoare visited with sister of the last
name. Mrs. Wilmerth Andrews, at New
Glarus, one of the fine days last week.
Mrs. Ben Miller was in Milwaukee
last week. Naturally, she established
headquarters at the home of her brother
VIM. Bradford.
Robert Frieden is now student at
one of Chicago's business colleges. He
embarked for there last week.
MIR. and Mrs Henry Kislingbury of
ST. Louis, who have been enjoying a
soiourn with their mother, have re-
turned home.
Mrs. T. E. Coad is back from her
visit with relatives in Dubuque.
Mrs. Mary Reed has returned from
a visit with her cousin at Platteville.
Henrietta G. Hanscom, teacher of
piano. Phone 70.
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