Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-12-09

were inspected Oh Friday, Nov. 29th,
by Mrs. Helen II. Charlton of Brod-
head, whom we all know, as a Grand
Army Woman. After the inspection
a welcome collation. was served to the
corps and guests. The following Fri
day, Dec. I'd. at regular meeting, the
the annual election of officers for the
ensuing year took place, when it was
requested by the President, Mrs. C. L.
Prideaux, that an entire change in
officers be in order. The following
were elected: Mrs. Mary Jacobs, pres
ident; Mrs. Eliza Jeuck, senior vice
president; Mrs. Mary Shepard, junior
vice president; Mrs. Belle Wright,
treasurer; Miss Anna Jacka, chaplain;
Mrs. Nellie Hales, conductor; Mrs.
Elizabeth Wearne, guard. The secre-
tary, assistant conductor, and assis-
tant guard are appointive officers.
The corps is in very fourshing con-
dition.
On Tuesday evening Dec. 13, Miss
Russell of Eauclaire will deliver lee
ture under the auspices of the w. G. I.
u. in the lecture room of the M. Z.
church. All who feel the necessity of
more active temperance work in our
city are especially urged to attend.
No admission fee will be charged but
a collection will be taken up at the
close of the lecture to defray expenses.
To the mothers of the city: Do you
need any help in the training of your
children, if so come to the mothers
meeting next Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock in the lecture room of M. E.
church, conducted by Miss Russell.
The election of officers of Iowa
Chapter, No. 6, r. A. M, will take
place on Monday evening, Dec. II.
All members are requested to be pres
ent. BY order of Eminent High
Priest.
Married, at the E. E. parsonage in
Mineral Point, on Wednesday, Dec. z,
Mr.. Oscar G.. Richards and Miss Edith
Cridge; both of Mineral Point.
Rev. T. w. Straw will preach Sun
day evening on the subject, "The
Worth of Man.
Young Mems Christian Association.
The second Wisconsin district of
the Young Mems Christian Association
will hold a three days Convention in
this city beginning Dec. 16. We shall
be glad to extend our hospitality to
the members of this organization and
we trust that great good will result
from their short stay in our midst.
All are invited to attend the meetings
except the Sunday 3 o'clock meeting,
which is for men and boys only. The
following is the program:
Friday, Dec. 16.
300 D. m., Prayer Services
7:13 p. IN. Praise Service.
7:43 p m. Address. Rev. w. w. Sleeper,
BelOit.
Saturday, Dec. II.
900 a. m. Bible Exposition
1912 a. m. Meeting for Prayer and Praise.
200 D. IN. Bible Study Needs and Methods.
300 p. M. Personal Work
BIO D. m. The Corresponding Membership,
and Special Work for Ionng Men in
Small Towns where no Association
Exists.
715 p. m. Song Service.
1:43 D. m. The Need of Special Work for
Young Men.
$40 p. IN. How the Association Meets this
Need.
Sunday, Dec. is.
900 a m. Conservation Meetings.
300 p. m. Mass Meeting for Men.
300 p. Mass Meeting for Boys
600 p. m. Union Meeting for Young People.
1:15 p. IN. Song Service.
1:40 p. M. The work of the State Committee
III extending and developing effort for
saving the Young Men of Wisconsin.
500 p. m. What can be done in Mineral
Point.
900 p. m. Farewell Service.
To fully enjoy the Convention, one
must enter into the spirit of it heartily,
take the responsibilities which come,
be Of service to some one else, attend
all the sessions, and yet find time for
private prayer that the Holy Spirit
may teach dis own lessons and exalt
the name of Christ.