Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-09-26
United They stand.

Never did the sun shine more
brightly than on Wednesday of this
week. And just as bright and
happy looking was the crowd that
completely filled the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Treweek Of
this city. Old people were there,
middle-aged people were there,
young ladies and gentlemen were
there, and babies were there. Music
aud singing were not found wanting;
neither the good things spread be,
fore the assembled friends VINO
again and again filled the tables. 1t
was just the sight thing for a
marriage ceremony. But the crowd
of people did not come merely TO
be bauQueted. 1t was az much in
the order of things TO give as to re-
ceive. In one room the presents
were laid out which by their value
and number spoke unmistakeably of
! the respect in which the bride and
groom were held as we'll as esteem
for the families thus allied together
At about 1880 in the forenoon Miss
Mary K. Treweek became the wife
of George Il. Foster of Madison,
who formerly resided here, and
whose parents still are amongst the
inhabitants.
Very bright seems the commence
ment Of this new life for the young
couple, and that il might continue is
the sincere wish of the entire com.
muuity. by this event the Z. Nj.
church loses cousistant member,
the Christian Eudeavor a hard toier,
1 the family a beloved and loving
member. AT 1:45 Inc young couple
left the brides home in a carriage
for the depot amidst the only
shower seen here for long time
a shower Of rice-and took the 2:O5
train for Madison, whore nice
home awaited it's coming mistress.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. S. Il. ChubJ. Subjolned is a
list Of those present:
Mr. and Mrs Chas Bennett, Madison, Mr..
and Mrs Webb, of platteyillc, Mr.. viii Webb,
Of la crosse, Mrs Harry weob, OF Platteyille,
Miss Lizzie Jones. of sh'dbburg Mr. Ben
Collins, OF Jauesvile Mr. and Mrs. John
Rucaiugham, Yellowstone, Nj aud Mrs. Jam
| Brewer. Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Pcuhallegon, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Penbalegou, Mr. and Mrs John
Penhallegon, Mr. aud Mrs. Mathew jackson,
Mr. and Mrs JOS Jicks9u, Mr. ana Mrs john
jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. james Jackson, Mr. and
Mrs VIM 1reweek, Mr. and Mrs John i
Grace, MIR and Mrs. Richard Hoarc. Mr, aud
Mrs. VIM Rankin, Mr. and Mrs. Alcck Rankin,
Mr.. and Mrs Wm, Short, MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Vivian, Mr. and Mrs Harry Cridge, Mr. and
Mrs Walter Oak. Mr. aud Mrs John Foster,
JOS Mnuger, win Prsk Rev. and Mrs. s. K.
Chubb. Mrs JAS. Houre, Mrs Sarah Honc,
Miss Eua Jackson Miss Edith Jackson, Miss
Tilue Kessler, Miss Cora Foster, Miss Mary
Kesser, Miss Edith CndgH, Miss Amelia Cridgc.
Miss Lanua Crige, Miss Minnie Crdge, Miss
Etta Foster, Miss Clara Foster, Miss Eva Foster,
Miss Liz1io Foster, Miss Nilio short, Miss
Minnie short Miss Addic Jackson Miss EIls
Vivian. Miss Martha Vivian, Miss Millie Ire
week Miss Gertt8 Trcweek, Miss Jennie
jackson. Miss Nabe Bennett, Miss Lille Jack
sou. Miss sue PenhalleQon, Mise Jennie Jones,
NGsters Willie Jackson, Curtis Foster, Clyde
webb. Milo irawcok, VIM Trcweek Jr, VIM
Bennett
! FOLLOWING are the appointments
of the NJ. Z. ministers for this (he
PlatteviH) district made by the
West Wisconsin conference last
Monday:
b. Z. wheeler, presiding elder, PlatteyiiIo.
bloomington ". o. Nuzum.
Belmont. A. Wiley.
Benton.--C. Cook
Cashvllle,--S. A. Hoffman.
Darliugton,-B. G. Booth.
U3dgeviIe Geo. Merridgld
Fayctte. rs. W. Clamp.
Fenmmore,-J. Harris.
Georgetown and Cuoa City, w. Sheppard.
Hazel Green, -R. Pengiiy.
Lancaster, &C. Z. swartz.
Linden, ~ r seigIer.
Mineral POINT. y Il. d9Hauus
Aontfort. ~ v Barnette.
Plattevie ) Tressiier.
Patch Grove }. Greer.
Rewey. g. Ellis.
shuilsbu,s, ]. y. Mis-.
state Lane. south wayne D. r. whiting.
Hon. James Speusley of this'plac'
was chosen by the conference q
one of Tive lay delegates To the mex
general conference, which is 4l
honor ftungiy bestowed.