Miss Mary liritts has rented rooms
of C. T. Corey, for a dress-making
shop. She comes highly recommended
as a llrst-class dress-maker. Ladies
needing anything in that line will do
well to call on her.
Salt has taken another tumble—
only $1.05 at Corey’s.
LINDEN.
Benj. Thomas, Jr., of Dodgeville,
was on our streets on Thursday of last
week.
Miss Mary Taylor, of Montfort, is
the guest of her brother John Taylor,
our enterprising banker.
Misses Gertie and Stella Barrett, of
Belmont, are making their cousins
and other relatives here a brief visit.
Mrs. Mary Mitchell, after an absence
of several months, returned to her home
at Linden on Saturday.
Thomas Batten has set a good ex
ample, by fixing the sidewalk for the
citizens of this village. It shows some
enterprise. Now let all turn in and
do their part to clean up our town, so
that the outside world when visiting
will think that the people who live here
have some life in them yet.
Carruw, James A Cos. have aban
doned work in order to drill to see if
they can strike anything by penetra
ting to the glass rock by the drill.
Several of our citizens went over to
Livingston and took in the Free
Methodist camp meeting on Sunday
last.
.John Pryor, of Cobb, visited his
mother at lids place on Sunday last.
Robert Jacobs, of Livingston, came
over on Sunday to visit Xalhan Jacobs
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward James of
Montfort, spent Sunday with their
daughters, Mrs. Mary Tredinnick and
Mrs. Minnie Granville.
Bov. J. Cowley will preach at the
I’. M. church in this village on Sunday
next.
Mrs. John B. Wallis and two
children and Miss Lizzie Cole, all of
Mineral Point, were the guests of Mrs.
