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The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

actcr are used with like effect on the
stage.
Vera Gordon Is Il name worth re-
Wondering. though comparatively I'M
known to the cinema. the intensity OF
Glial affection. the love and ambition
of Il Jewish mother for her son. has
impressed undclibly upon life II true
representative of an own mother.
l.umoresQuc won the gold medal for
the greatest picture produced in 1870.
In another contest. conducted by the
Motion Picture Magazine Miss Gordon.
has been voted the most popular for
the character role in II forthcomir.
production of big film concern. This
contest termed AN Ideal Cast Con-
test" include the screens most pop
ular scren stars elected 10y the public.
II is n signal compliment to Miss
Gordon and her extraordinary his
trionic talents.
Its interesting to note that Vera
Gordon was engaged to play the role
of the mother in Humoresque ns the
result of lucky coincidence Miss
Gordon is an enthusiastic traveller
and has explored practically every
corner of the globe. She combines
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sHEITERING HOME AUXILIARY


A regular meeting of the Shelter
ing Home Auxiliary was held last
Thursday evening ut the Adams hotel.
Interesting discussions took place re-
garding future activities.
The Big Sisters have formulated Il
program for the ensuing year Their
splendid work in the past has imprlled
an unusual amount of favorable com
ments.
The Big Brothers are improving the
play grounds building needed adai-
tional apparatus. and will add II tcach-
er to coach and teach base ball
The Auxiliary have given II check
of so. for the purchase of linens far
the home. For the Welfare Of TIE
Riddles. B w.
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CORONADO CLUB.

The squerade ball given by the
Beth Israel Hospital and Home So
ciety. at the Coronado club. on Thurs
day. March 9th. was n huge success.
The most important feature. the Queen
contest. was n close one. the winner.
IFatima), Esther Stellor. gained over
jCleopatra) Adele Grenstein by II
votes. Miss Stellor having drawn 1864
votes and Miss Grcenstein 1241. Cred
It is given to Miss Stellor, Miss Green
stein and all contestants for their I'M
firing efforts to help make this ball
The great success achieved. Prizes
were donated by the following. Mcndel
Bros. DIR. Toben. Newsletter. Price
Mayer. Louis Steree. Mrs. Chisdcs. l..
!%crman. Mr.. Abramson, Milstein and
Schuman. Harry Stalker. Max Cook,
II. I.ader. Harry KortZ. sun Drug Co..
Zall. MurphS. Shapiro Bros. H. IL.
rrumess. Mrs. Ben Frumess Green
Garment Co. NJ. Rosenthal. Mr.. Fogel.
Melvin Strauss, Tobers. and We're dis
tributcd for the various stunts that
made this affair unique one. The
purpose of the money collected. quite
a large sum. is an aid towards the
finishing of the hospital and the
lome.-M. G.. NJ
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Vera Gordon, Star of ''Humoresque, TO Appear in
Person at the Orpheum

Fanny Hurst, achieved Il classic in
her marvclonsly human and appeal
ing story of life i'm the Jewish Ghetto
Of New York City. and to Hugo
Reisenfcld. managing director. credit
is due for the production of IIumorcs-
que: pot pourri of all the beauty Of
mother love. blended with the humor
and the pathos of daily life.
Vera Gordon, comes to the Or
phcum tho week of March tile DIST.
in n stirring and emotional playlct en-
titled Lullaby. All her powers which
we're brought 10 such conspicuous and
effective usuagc in her screen char
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NAIR TONIID CLUB.

Due to the intense activity Of the
the Nnir Tomid have been unable to
1old meeting. On Thursday, March
9th, the club will hold melting ut
the home Of Miss Sofil
Our basket ball plans have been
quite successful. The team having
won out of s games played in the
W league.
day. March 10Th, at 10 sharp at the
west side Gym.-R. c.
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KNOX KING ALL STARS.

The Knox King All Stars. had 81
trial practice Sunday, March 18th. ut
Eth and King. Ben Levy the last
years pitcher proved his ability by
fine pitching. The final tryout will bc
On Sunday. March 10Th. If challenged.
Ectify our Captain Jake Levy. 14Sl
Knox street. The following is our
line up. Ben Levy. ISadore Snyder.
George Rubin. Sale Carrots. Max shy
der. Jake Levy, Simon Swclbc. Morris
Goldberg and Ben KatZe.-J l..
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the picture. He saw nj once that Miss
Gordon was the ideal type for Mama
KantOr' and. having met her prcyi-
ously during his own career as an
actor. he approached her with the
proposition The result was that Miss
Gordon appeared at the Cosmopolitan
studio the next morning ready for
work
The compliments to and the popu-
larity of Miss Gordon are indeed
factoring to this wonderful woman.
ON every hand She is being received
and fctcd out of sheer love of an adj
mining public. Everyone it seems,
wants to enjoy closer acqua intnncc
with her Jewish societies have en-
tertained her lavishly. and the B'nai
Firth lodges in various cities on Miss
Gordons tour have paid her homage.
The Winnipeg lodge. No. go. mailed
her n beautifully engraved testimonial
which read:
In appreciation of your charmin:
talent and Of the sympathetic faith
fulness and sublime art with which
you have portrayed the beauty. tender
ness and divine trust of Jewish moth
crhood."
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KEREN H.AYESOD

The keren HayesOd headquarters
are now at 511 kittredgc building.
Several comittees are working ener-
getically to increase the amount raised
in Denver thus far.
On account of the American Relief
Drive in which the workers of the
Eeren Hayesod have taken active par',
the extensive Keren Hayesod work has
been postponed until after the Relief
Drive.
All workers are requested to keep in
touch with the office. The telephone
number Is Main S1G6
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business with pleasure accepting the
atrical engagements abroad in order 10
become acquainted with foreign lands.
In this way she has become mistress
of six or seven different languages ana
is at home in VladiscOStok. Honolulu.
or New York.
Miss Gordon, just returning from
one of her periodical trips abroad. was
descending the steamer gangplank
when Frank I'orZage, director of
.'IIumores1ue." who has looking for u
friend arriving on the Same ship. spied
her. Forage WAS at that time pick
ing players for the different roles in
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y. o. z. CLUB.

The Y. o. q. club wishes to express
their thanks to the public and the
Jewish News for their cooperation in
making the minstrel show and dance
big success.
A campaign for new members has
te~n started and any one wishing to
toin may send an application to the
secretary, PAS Gilpin street.-D. NJ.
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PERIAL ATHLETIC CLUB.

The Pcrial Athletic club has just or
ganiZed for the indoor season. The
record last year showed that we de-
feated the a. A. \. club. by score
Of IA to 3 Watch the Pcrial close
ly-.J l..
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Vladimir Jabotinsky, noted or
ganizcr and leader of the Jewish Leg
ion, which rendered service in Pal
estine, is on n lecture tour in the in
terests of the Karen Haycsod
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

Mr.. JabotinSly is ii member of the
Sokolow Delegation and is a world fn-
nous Zionist leader. lie is noted as
an orator and speaks English and
many other languages fiuently.
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vs. CLUB.

An interesting meeting of the VS.
was held March II. We are planning
to join the indoor league composed OF
ether clubs. Plans We're made for our
Forthcoming pnrty-S. X
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o. w. l.

At the regular melting of the club
Wednesday. March II. 1922. Mr.. David
Rudolph became IL member.
\ debate will be held at next meet
ing between Mr. Rudolph and Mr..
sherman, on the question dissolved
that the Bonus Bill Should BE Pass
ed"
There will be indoor practise for
club March 10, 1o22.-I
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NOTICE TO CLUBS.

All club new. for the coming week
of March 10Th must he in by 10 o'clock
Tuesday. March DIST.
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The Real -Fisherwoman-
Don't you want to buy some fine
crabs, sir? Look-they're all alive"
Summer Boarder-"Yes. but are
they fresh PIE Journal Amusant.
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Social Ne,l,s

The banquet given Wednesday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Adolph Nor
ris. for the boys club. twenty five in
number. is sponsored by the Council
Of Jewish Women. Judge Ben Lind
say will he the guest Of honor. The
following ladies' will assist: Mrs. Nor
lis, Mcsdames Dave Simon. Louis
Kscnsky. David Harlem. A. .Abenhcim-
or, VIM. Degen. Ernest Morris. Julius
walbrun. IsadOrc Amter. VIM RAM
sey and Miss Sallic Kaplan.
Mrs. Isador Schoenthal has hccn
confined to her home by illness.
Tho dinner dance at Progress club
by DIR and Mrs. Haskell Cohen. Judge
and Mrs. liza Rothgerher. Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Morse. postponed thru the i'll
ness of Mrs. Rothgcrbcr. was given
Wednesday. March 18th.
Mrs W. p. Heue entertained Thurs.
day at an auction luncheon.
The Current Event club met Tues
day with Mrs. Aaron Morse
Mr.. and Mrs. sam Mayer are the
proud parents of IA young son, Alex
Rice. born Saturday ut Mercy Hos.
p.tal. 70
Friends of Mrs. NJ. Gruben of 1lGl,
eth street, will be glad to hear that
| Mrs. Gruben suffered no serious re-
| suits from her recent automobile ac-
! cident. 4 truck ran into the car in
which Mrs. Gruben was riding. throw
ing her out, but not seriously injur-
| ing her.
Mestiames Jake Olcovick and Fred
| Levy, will entertain at the second of
| a series of card lunchcOns, next Sat
| urdny.
Mrs. Irma May Cantor. departed
Saturday morning for Chicago, later
returning to New York City. The
pleasing personality and great charm
| Of Mrs. Cantor will be remembered
by those who were fortunate to have
net her.
Miss Jane Bernstonc has returned
home after an operation for Appendix
citis. Miss Bcrnstone is rccupcratins
nicely.
Mrs. Simon Blum. and two daughters
VI 9O1 Emerson street. have recovered
from their severe attack of the Flu.
The Sisters club met this week
with Mrs. Max Fischer.
Mrs. Barney Bell gave birth to
pound baby girl Sunday March 18th.
a, st. Lukes Hospital. The little one
will he named Beatrice 1seva. Mrs.
Renn Wilt be remembered rs Jennie
Hoffman of this city.
The many friends of Mrs. lsadore
iitzes will be pleased to hear of her
splendid recovery from a most serious
home from st. Anthony's hospital next
week.
Miss Rae Burgess was the recipient
of surprise party. given 10y her sis
ter, Sophie, In honor of her engage
ment to Mr.. Samuel Girlstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Appel enter
tanned with a delightful dinner at
their home Tuesday evening.
Ann Triefus. the young daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Al Triefus. has recov-
cred from the grippe.
Miss Dorothy Bronstein was hostess
nf a delightful tea given Mt her home
last week.
Miss Sypic Davidson who has been
i'll since Thursday, has completely re-
covered.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Degen spent the
week end in Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Primock OF
Minneapolis donated $500 to the lew
ish War Sufferers Of Europe. Mrs.
Primock will he remembered in Den
yer, az the daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Tokarsky of this city.
KEREN HAYESOD
L. ii. no fal.
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.-.-...=x=aHE
Mrs. Hattie s. Prudential, editor
of the Denver Jewish News Is seri-
ously III, ana has been confined TO hey
bed for several weeks.
Mesdamcs \. Click and II. Rosen-
blum entertained at an auction hnch-
con at the Argonaut Hotel. compli-
mentary TO Miss Emma Click of New
York City. Covers were laid for iifty.
Mrs. Percy Morris was on the sick
list last week.
The members OF the executive bOarG
of the Central Jewish Aid Society
wired Fluctuations hon voyage, accom-
panied by flowers for Mrs. $. lisko
who sailed for Europe March Sth on
The Arabic.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Fischer returned
Sunday from an extended trip 10
California.
Mrs. VIM. Bcuscv will he the hostess
Of her club Wednesday,
Miss Carolyn Lehman has recover
ed from the Flu.
A dinner for Mrs. Kate Kohn. will
he given Thursday. in honor of Mrs.
Eohn's seventeen birthday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hyman was the charm
ing hostess of dinner given at her
home Sunday evening.
Mrs. C. r. kauvar IL expected home
shortly from an extended eastern trip.
Mrs. Louis Degen has recoverei
from u slight attack Of the Flu.
Mrs. Samuel Lehman entertained her
club Tuesday.
A surprise party, consisting Of rela.
tvs. and few friends. was rendered
MIR. and Mrs. Jos. Grimes. ut their
home Thursday In honor of their
twentieth anniversary.
Miss Elizabeth Levy will entertain
ut An auction afternoon Thursday.
complimentary to her brother and his
bride. Mr.. ,.nd Mrs. Sol Levy.
Mrs. NJ. s. RadeSay entertained ut n
foursome of bridge Tuesday.
Mrs. Milton Schayer entertained mt
dinner Friday evening, complimentary
The A. X. club meets this week with
Nr. and Mrs. Al Grammar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seyan Glebcrman are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth Of a daughter. March eth at
Mercy Hospital, the little daughter -
callcsi Margaret Virginia.
Miss Sylvia levin. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Levin, was married
Wednesday to Charles i. Tyrrell, mah'
aver Of the Gerber Coal Co. DIR. VIE.
s. Friedman oficiateti.
Miss Amelia Marks who has been
iii with the Flu. for the past two
weeks, has resumed her studies at the
East Denver High school.
The Brides club meets this week
with Mrs. Max Fischer.
Mrs. Jules Gleberman has been con.
Sned to her home the last two weeks
with u sprained knee.
On Tuesday evening. March list.
you are invited to attend the first eve.
ming party OF the season. given by the
ladies mentioned below, at the Syna'
cog. 10th and Gaylord. The hostessee
are Mcsdames d. A. Block, Max Cohen,
Sam Grimes, Alex Hayutin, Robert
Kolinsky, Louis Il. Miller. NJ. l..
Meyer, Abt. Miller. NJ. 3. Dadesk!.
Norris Robinson X. Robinson, Ben
Schwartz, d. Schwartz, Dave Tober,
Max Totarsky, and Irving sherman.
Mrs. Adolph Erdman is i'll with the
Flu.
Miss Rose Feinberg has fully re
covered from her Illness, and is now
visiting with her sister. Mrs. Max
SchOtt.
The President and Secretary and
ether members Of the National Jewish
Hospital. in appreciation Of her spler-
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

Mesdamcs y. Click and II. Rosen-
blum entertained at an auction Mnch-
con at the Argonaut Hotel. compli-
mentary TO Miss Emma Click of New
York City. Covers were laid for iifty.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

Mrs. Hattie s. Prudential. editor
Of the Denver Jewish News Is seri'
Ously in, and has been confined TO h"r
bed for several weeks.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

Mrs. NJ. s. RadeSay entertained ut II
foursome of bridge Tuesday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

Mrs. Milton Schayer entertained ut
dinner Friday evening, complimentary
to Mrs. Ida May Cantor.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

Mrs. G. +. Kauvar is expected home
shortly from an extended eastern trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

Miss Elizabeth Levy will entertain
ut an auction afternoon Thu's.lay.
complimentary to her brother and his
bride, Mr.. ,.nd Mrs. Sol Levy.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

Mrs. A. NJ. Hyman was the charH-
ing hostess of dinner given at her
home Sunday evening.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

Mrs. Louis Degen has recorerei
from slight attack of the Flu.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

The A. X. club meets this week with
Nr. and Mrs. Al Grammar.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

Mrs. Percy Morris was on the sicl
list last week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

A surprise party, consisting Of reia'
tivss and few friends. was rendered
MIR. and Mrs Jos. Grimes. ut their
home Thursday in honor of their
twentieth anniversary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

A dinner for Mrs. Kate kohn. will
he given Thursday. In honor of Mrs.
EOhn's seventeen birthday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

Mrs. Samuel Lehman enter tanned her
club Tuesday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

Mrs. VIM. Bcuscv will be the hoStcss
Of her club Wednesday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

Miss Carolyn Lehman has recover
ed from the Flu.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

The Brides club meets this week
with Mrs. Max Fischer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Seyan Glebcrnan are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth Of daughter. March 9TH at
Mercy Hospital, the little daughter -
called Margaret Virginia.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

The members of the executive board.
of the Central Jewish Aid Society
wired Fluctuations hon voyage, accom-
panied by flowers for Mrs. $. l1Sko
who sailed for Europe March Sth on
The Arabic.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fischer returned
Sunday from an extended trip 10
California.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

Miss Amelia Marks who has been
iii with the Flu. for the past two
weeks, has resumed her studies at the
East Denver High school.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

Mrs. Jules Gleberman has been con
1ned to her home the last two week
with u sprained knee.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

Miss Sylvia levin. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Levin, was married
Wednesday to Cha rleI i. Tyrrell, NAH
ager Of the Gerber Coal Co. DIR. WIZ.
s. Friedman ofiiciateti.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15

Mrs. IsadOre Cohen will entertain
The Wednesday club at her home.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-15


visiting with her sister. Mrs. Max
SchOtt.
The President and Secretary and
other members Of the National Jewish
Hospital. in appreciation Of her splen-
did work and cooperation presented
Mrs 8. PiskO with handsome piece
of jewelry.
Mrs. Murray C. Shandal is confined
TO her home for two weeks with II
slight attack Of the Flu.
The Council Of Jewish Women en-.
tcrtained the boys of the Industrial
School at Golden, at Purim party
Thursday, this party WAS the inspira
ton Of Mrs. NJ. Baum. chairman of
the Industrial committee.
Mrs. Aaron Rachofsky was called
east by the illness Of her sister Miss
Carrie Field. who is progressing fay'
orally.
Mrs. Isadore Cohen will entertain
The Wednesday club at her home.
The ladies Of the A. X. club. not the
4. *. club, donated Sl05 to the $780,
900 campaign.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-09-07
Bumble- Bee in his Pants Loses
Control of Ford.

An auto salesman took his Ford
out of the Platteville garage Friday
morning and started on a tour of
lneighboring towns to solicit business.
He had been gone but short time
when he returned and asked the
manager of the garage to send out
a man to bring in his car. This was
the reason: While driving along
the country highway a bee flew
into the coupe and wandered around
until it found the opening in
the bottom of his trouser leg. When
he got into a tight place he worked
his stinger and the driver, Miller by
name, lost control of the car while
attempting to save himself from the
bee. The car turned turtle over a
bank and had to have considerable
repairs; the driver was not much
hurt.-Exchange.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-09-07
st. Mary's Parochial School

st. Mary's Parochial grade school
opened it's doors for registration
Tuesday Sept 5th folloWin high
mass celebrated by Father Nicholas
Weyer. There was large attend
ance. st. Mary's grade school is
equipped with all modern education
al devices. After graduating there
from the eighth grade the pupils re-
eeive a diploma which entities them
to enter High school. ST Mary's
school has been in the capable
charge of the Venerable Dominican
Sisters of ST. GATHERINGS Convent in
Racine for fifty-two years, and the
religious and educational training
is most excellent. Many a clergy,
religious and business man attribute
the success in life to their early
training at st. Mary's school. The
beautiful building and Surroundings
are also credit to our city.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-09-07
Crushed Stone on Tracks Cause
of Wreck.

Milwaukee Journal-The cause of
the wreck of the Madison Milwaukee
train on the Northwestern road at
Waukesha Wednesday was generally
accepted in all quarters Thursday as
due to the presence of fine crushed
stone in the space between the
planking of the highway and the side
Of the rails.
County officials, railroad execu-
tfyes and II. II. Stroud, special agent
of the department Of justice, all
agreed Thursday that this undoubt-
edly caused the pony trucks of Loco.
motive 2213 to leave the rails and
end in tumbling over a 20-foot en-
bankment 900 feet farther east. kill
ing Engineer Harry True, Baraboo.
and resulting in injury to Frank
Tyrer, Madison, the fireman and
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-09-07
Producers Hold Leading Place.

The producer owned live stock
commission companies last week
demonstrated their value by again
handling a large percentage of all
live stock shipped to the terminal
markets. According to reports re-
ceived by the Iowa County Farm Bu-
reau, the Chicago Producers finished
their second largest week with 158
car loads to their credit. They rank
ed fourth in total carloads handled
at this market and held first place
for hogs.
The National Live Stock Producers
Association are receiving large num-
bers OF orders from corn belt farm
ers for stocker and feeder cattle. The
service of selecting stockers and feed
ers is offered by the Producers" free
of charge to the buyer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-09-07
A PROBLEM OF THE TIMES.

The problem of cheaper transpor-
tation of things from place to place
is a problem which confronts people
everywhere at this time. This has
been a wonderfully productive year.
Not only has the yield of small grains
and grasses been large, but the yield
of apples, peaches, pears and other
fruits, has never been greater. Such
fruits require shipment in season.
High charges for shipment, while
compelling buyers to pay unusually
high prices, leave small returns for
fruit growers; and in many places
fruit lies rotting on the ground.
Within few moaths, cold weather
will be with us, and fuel viii be q
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-09-07
MINERAL POINT-MADISON

The establishment of passenger
bus line between Madison and Min
eral Point, puts people of this part of
Wisconsin in closer touch with af-
fairs in the capital city, and, in so
far as it does so, will be benefit to
all concerned. "The old order
changeth," and we are glad to know
that the new order is bringing bene-
fits and benefits to old Mineral Point.
The Penberthy bus from Mineral
Point meets the Madison bus at
Dodgeville at the usual schedule
time, thus making bus line to Mad
ison with but the one change at
Dodgeville.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-09-07
High School Opens With 105 Students

On Tuesday morning the Mineral
Point Public Schools re-opened for
the 1929 term. The High School
enrolment was 195 students which
number is approximately the same
as that of last year. The freshman
class this year numbers some fifty
five students, being somewhat small
er than last years class. The same
difficulty Of former years is again
before the Faculty-where are the
195 students to be placed when the
building is more than crowded with
10 High School students to say
nothing of the grades occupying a
large portion of the building? Peo-
pie of Mineral Point who are send
ing their children to school this year
should not let the new school project
be forgotten. One look at the inside
of the: High School and a glance at