Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-07-06
The Local Field
-Correll & Martin for clothing.

We shut down on amusements o
all kinds on the Fourth for the benefi
of neighboring towns that INDUCED il
celebrating, yet none of them employees
our band the best band hereabouts
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bracken an'
daughter Dorothy and Miss Margare
Beach of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, were
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Walter Benson
Sunday and attended the Chautauqua.
George Whitford. Jr., returned t.
BeIoit Sunday, after a pleasant visit
here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Kaiser of Freepori
ILL.,, are guests at the 5. G. Naums
home.
Miss Eleanor Nussbaum of Madieon
is being entertained at the home Of
Alex Metz
Fred and August Baumeister of
Fennimore and Misses Margaret and
Gertrude Wetter of Boscobel were
guests of John Unger, ST., Thursday.
Misses Anna Fecht, Genevieve
Daum and Genevieve Demuth, attend
ing Plattevile normal summer school,
were home to spend Sunday.
Mr.. Nusbaum of Highland spent
over Sunday at the home of Alloys
Burghardt.
Master Alex Bouguard. son of a
former and much beloved NJ. E. pastor
of this city, is here from Marietta,
Ohio. His headquarters is at the home
of Jay Dunn.
Quietness reigned supreme in Miner
al Point after the autos loaded to the
muzzle with young folks and the sport
loving squaud had departed (for all dl-
rections) on Tuesday; you could hear
a pin drop, so to speak.
Miss Mayme Babcock is visiting her
sister. Mrs. w. R. Hoare, in Mil
wauke.
Harry Padon. wife and son and
Miss Laura Padon spent the week end
with Mrs. Frank Conner at Highland.
james Kitto left Sunday to spend a
two weeks vacation in Madison and
Beloit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Jacka attend
ed the camp meeting at Platteville on
Sunday
Ray Smith, wife and daughter and
Mrs. Emil Schoenaman of Barneveld
called on relatives in this city Sunday.
Carrots, beets and other seasonable
fresh vegetables. Also cut sweet peas
for bouquets w. H. Jackson, phone
blue SAL.
Miss Rose McCarville of Waldwick
has moved into part of the John May
home on Church street.
-Kennard Barradell, director of the
Chicago Light Opera Co., made brief
call in this Office Monday morning. He
stated that the Chautauqua audience on
Sunday was the largest and most appre-
ciative they have sang before this sea-
son. The general opinion is that his
company presented the two best singing
programs ever heard in our city.
Alfred Ludden came from Madison
to spend few days with relatives be-
fore going to Donna, Texas. where his
parents are located.
Miss Genevieve McMurrough ls
home from Chicago to enjoy a two
weeks vacation.
The band concert at Soldiers Me-
mortal Park was enjoyed by a large
audience on Wednesday evening. How
ever, members of the band state they
do not enjoy the competition of the
piano player. Would you?
Jack Molling and wife of Kenosha
have been spending few days with his
parents in this city.
Milton Unterholzner and family,
Miss Agnes Unterholzner, w. E. White,
wife and son returned Friday from
their two weeks outing at Phantom
Lake.
Mrs. Edwin Woolrich is on visit
with Milwaukee relatives.
Misses Margaret and Helen UngeI
visited relatives at Fennimore and Slit
ger last week.
Miss Margaret Manley spent Sun
day with Platteville friends.
Henrietta G. Hanscom, teacher o
piano. Phone 70.