Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-02-04
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Pers onaI Points.

Personal Points.
Miss Emma Metcalf, of Maren-
go, H., came on Monday morning
from Mineral Point, Wis, where she
has been visiting, to spend a few
days with her cousin, Mrs. Chas.
Sherman, in Brodhead.-hdeDeRd-
ent
DR. II. G. Cutler started yester-
day for a sojourn of two or three
months in Montana and perhaps
other parts Of the west, for the bene-
fit of his health. He will return
when the weather gets settled in the
spring and resume his practice here.
The Doctors many friends will join
US in wishing him q pleasant and
beneficial vacation Chronicle
-Rev. Geo. Benham, Of the West
Wisconsin Conference, County Col.
porteur of the American Bible So
ciety, is canvassiEg this county in
the interest of the Am. b. Society,
He viii supply you with bible at
what it cost to make it, and will re-
ceive your contributions to its work.
No other publishers make SO many
styles Of bibles and furnish them SO
cheaply. Mr.. Benham can satisfy
all who need for constant use.
Rev. John Graham, the young
Salvation Army evangelist, now an
Nj. e. pastor, is expected here next
week. He is drawing immense
crowds in Darlington.
DR. J. II. Wingender, who has
for eight years practiced his profes-
sion of dentistry in our city, has
been induced to leave us for the
pretty little city Of Hudson, Wis.
The doctor had a good paying prac
tice here but expects to do better
there, which we certainly hope, be-
cause as a skillful practitioner he
merits it. As a man and gentleman
he stood in the first class, and only
regret is heard on account of his re-
moyaI. The doctor has always been
willing TO do anything in the com
munity that tended to the public
good. But he will be particularly
missed in the NJ. f. church where
he has been a hard working mem
ber of the official board and the
capable superintendent of the large
Sunday School of that church. Only
three days notice was had of the
certainty of his going, but a set of
Clark's Commentaries were procured
and presented to him at the close Of
the s. S. last Sunday p. m, by Rev.
(. K. Clough, who prefaced the pre-
sentation by some appreciative re-
marks. No town can afford the loss
of the class of young men to which
Philip Allen, Jr., and DR.. Wingen-
der belong, but III this case what is
our loss will be Hudson's gain.
Doctor, we hope you will come back
to stay. The family will not go
until spring.
Mrs. Mary PriestIey, Of Mineral
Point, has lately been visiting at the
residence of Mrs. Nat Parkinson, of
Willow Springs, and in company
with Miss Ada Parkinson, of Willow
Springs, attended the ball masque,
given by Mrs. Moore.-Darlington
Register,
Mrs Ann Gillham, who has
been visiting among her old friends
here during the fall and winter,
started on her return home to Red
Cloud, Nebraska, on Tuesday, in
tending to stop few days on the
way with her friends at Mineral
Point--Mr
James A. Owen, the veteran
machine man Of the Point, was in
the city Saturday. jim and Peter
Boyle enjoyed quite a laugh over an
old time story OF Jim's selling to q
farmer in Iowa county, an "Arm-
strong" reaper They kept the sec
ret "mum. ."-Darlington Register.
-Wm. Belmont, formerly Of this
city, has favored us with a copy of
the Bedford Iowa) Republican, a
bright paper which shows mp in
good form the activity Of that place.
DR.. J. II. Vivian and S. G.
Thomas attended the Grand Encamp-
ment of Odd Fellows which took
place at Portage this week.
w. b. WALLIS, Of this city, has
Just ordered a fine monument for
his fathers grave at Mineral Point,
from the Illinois Marble Works at
Lena Darlington Journal.