Sunday Social Notes and Local Movements
Correll and Martin for clothing Yep Num went to Sparta Saturday Tom Day departed for Janesville last week Iveys Pharmacy advertised cold cures Frank Cunningham of Dubuque visited the city Otto Ruholf from Depu spent Sunday with friends O G Revey and wife enjoyed the Ma sonic party Geo Jeuck Sr and Jr attended the Thinnes funeral in Chicago Fred Spensley came from Madison to visit his parents James Morgan and wife from Darlington were guests Dr W J Morgan hosts Matters on insurance drew W H Correll to Madison this week Will serves as secretary for the Iowa County Mutual Fire Insurance company
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Ivey
Frank Cunningham
Dubuque
Otto Ruholf
Depu
O. G. Revey
Geo. Jeuck
Geo. Jeuck, Jr
Thinnes
Chicago
Fred Spensley
Madison
C. Spensley
Jas. Morgan
Darlington
W. J. Morgan
W. H. Correll
Will
Iowa County Alutual Pire Insurance Company
Lawrence Anniversary Marked With Fortieth Year Cheer
Mr and Mrs Philip Lawrence celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary at their Third street home with about thirty friends. A four course dinner was served at seven, heart shaped place cards and bells as decorations. Gov and Mrs Crawford attended and a cut glass fruit bowl was gifted by guests.
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Huron
So. Dakota
Philip Lawrence
Third Street
C. F. Koepp
Gov
Crawford
Mrs. Lawrence
Mineral Point
The
Tribune
Successful Social Event at Diamond Grove Temple Evening
The joint party hosted by Masons and Eastern Stars on February 7, 1907 attracted 257 guests who enjoyed a supper by Walters & Suthers and a Twilight orchestra program featuring Miss Sadie Jacobs, the Hughes Sisters, Miss Nettie Wallis, Miss Eunice Blewett, Miss Katherine Davis, Mr. Frank Jenks, and Master Wearne Harwick. The event closed with dancing and socializing into the night. the same issue mourns the death of John Vivian, a Diamond Grove resident since childhood.
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Walters & Suthers
Sadie Jacobs
Hughes Sisters
Nettie Wallis
Eunice Blewett
Katherine Davis
Frank Jenks
Wearne Harwick
Harwick
Mr. Jenks
Miss Wallis
Jacobs
Blewett
Miss Davis
Horses Wanted One Carload of Draft Horses
Local job notice seeks one carload of good draft horses. Owner lists preferred draft stock and preload details for immediate purchase or delivery. Potential buyers advised to contact promptly for terms and arrangements.
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Boston
J. H. McGinn
Mass
Sam Tausig
Chicago
Foster
Memphis
Tenn
Winter Bargains Clearance At The White House Ad
The White House offers a winter clearance with broken lines of coats shoes and men’s goods. Children and misses coats for 95c, dozens of coats up to $10 values sold in one lot. Shoes, furnishings, underwear moved to new basement room with special bargains before move. W d Penhallegon proprietor.
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Coats
Death of Samuel Adams in Stockton California
A letter from Stockton announces the death of Samuel Adams at age 37 after months-long illness from liver enlargement. A native of Mineral Point, he leaves a wife and several siblings, with high esteem noted by many locals. The notice thanks neighbors for support during illness. Also mentions local horse buyers and a church tea event hosted by the M. E. Ladies Aid. A birth is recorded: a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Opie.
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Milwaukee
Mineral Point
C. M. & St. Paul
Chicago
Janesville
Chas. Adams
Stockton
Cal
Samuel
Lent Ash Wednesday Observance and Local Notes
Lent began with Ash Wednesday as ashes from last Palm Sunday were used and the exhortation Remember man that thou art dust. Geo Reynolds of Waldwick visited the Tribune, now a resident of Iowa county. Mrs. Jacob Theno aged about 82 died in Kansas City and was interred in St Mary's cemetery. Mrs John Slater nee Miss Jeuck came from Chillicothe Mo for her father John Jeuck's illness. Rev Blenkinsopp of Albion preached at the P M church. Mrs Wm Mangold died at her daughter’s home near Jonesdale and was buried at St Mary’s cemetery. Chas Knight Rob Brewer Ray Weidenfeller Milo Burgess and Lawrence Graber, State University students, were home briefly. A pair of eyeglasses found at M E church. inquire at the Tribune.
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John Vivian
Diamond Grove
Peg
I of Camborne
Cornwall
England
Dodgeville
Mary Jane Inch Diiamond Grove
William F Diamond Grove
Calvin
Linden
Thomas
Lost Grove
Wm. Rule
Edmund
Herbert
Mineral Point
William Arthur
Gertrude
Ethel
Raymond
Church
Church Triumphant
Geo. Reynolds
Waldwick
the Tribune
Iowa County
Jacob Theno
Kansas City
St. Mary's Cemetery
John Slater
Mary Jeuck
Chillicothe
John Jeuck
Blenkinsopp
Albion
P. M
Wm. Mangold
Matt Ley
Jonesdale
Chas. Knight
Rob Brewer
Ray Weidenfeller
Milo Burgess
Lawrence Graber
State University
M. FE
Tribune
Death of Mrs. Walter Evans In Denver Detected
News of the death of Mrs. Walter Evans in Denver about three weeks ago reaches friends in the city. She resided on a farm east of town before moving west sixteen years ago. She was about sixty and known for her beautiful womanly life. Education opportunity offered by G. H. Skinner at Correll and Martin's.
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Walter Evans
Denver
220 Acre Iowa County Land Near Cheese Factory
220 acres near a cheese factory in Iowa county offered at 28 dollars per acre with easy terms for quick buyers. Contact EdwARD DORAN, off Hollandale Wisconsin, and consider feeding Prussian Stock Food at Ivey’s Pharmacy now.
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Iowa County
Edward Doran
Hollandale
Wis
Ivey’e Pharmacy
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J.F. Hendra
M. V. Lenaman
Palmer's
Meserole & Horn
W.G. Hales
Correll & Martin
Brodhead
Jenkin & Gerlach
F. Matson
Gundry &Gray CO
Gundry & Gray CO
Nike
Brewer's Cash Grocery
Pengelly Bros
White House
W.d. Penhallegon
California
J. W. Mack
Nick Graner & Son
Washington
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
M. E. Lectured
Teale
Mrs
Oscar Opie
Tony Grocery Company
Jersey
Lily
Ethan Allen
Staff OF Life
Graham
Whole Wheat
Somerset
Eaton's
Hanscom & CO
G. H. Skinner
Correll & Martin's
A. Masten Orr
J.B. Pittz
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