Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-27
NUMBER y.
LINDEN ITEMS.

Vile, is visiting in this village.
Dr. Salyes is visiting in this vii
lage, the guest Of Dr. Stull.
Mrs. John Pryor, who has been
visiting in Rockford, returned home
last week accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs VIM. Collard.
The funera, of the late Daniel
lIaines took place from his late resi-
dence in Diamond Grove, Wednes-
day, May H. His remains were
laid to rest in the family lot in the
old cemetery east of this village.
lie was followed there 10y about 80
teams.
Miss Davis, of Rockford, is visit
ing with her aunt, Mrs. Vale, in
this village.
AIdro jerks and family visited
with Dr. Spull Sunday.
Bert Glauville and Mrs. Edwin
James were summoned here be tele-
gram, from Chicago, to attended the
funeral of Royal Glanyille Friday.
Joe Tembey, VIII Johns, J.
Smith and Chas, lIalverson, four Of
DodgrwIle's young men, came over
on their bycicles Sunday.
Miss Fannie GoodselI made
DodgeyiIle call Saturday and Sun
day
Rev. NJ. Diusdale is still quite
sick
Mrs. Jane Varooe left Monday
morning to visit with her daughters
in Georgetown, Iowa.
VIM. Vial, who has been very
sick Of pleurisy, is recovering.
Nathan Rule, while loading logs,
had his hand badly mashed.
The 4th annual commencement
exercises of the Linden High school
will take place Friday, June o. The
class is composed Of Lew Treglown,
Rosa Baker and Lizzie Stevens.
Next Sunday being Memorial
Sunday, Rev Barnett will deliver
memorial sermon at O'Clock in the
| NJ. H. church.
MIR. Jos. GIauville, arrived here
Friday evening. Failing 20 make
connections he could not reach here
in Time TO attend the funeral OF his
brother, which took place only a
few hours beCorg.
The following program will be
rendered here on Decoration Day:
Music School children,
Prayer,
Music-S School children.
Recitauon-Stolla Heathcock.
Recitation Almer Adams.
Recitaion-Rona wearuiug.
Music-Sohool children.
Exercises Ten girls.
Exercise Bird Song children.
Music School children
= Recitation -susa Burkctt
Reclmtion-Clara shaner.
Music--School children.
Addros5-Rey. W Hardcastlo
Music
Address Rev. }. Barnett.
Music.
Address,. W. Taylor
Music.
Decoration Of soldiers graves in
cemetery.
; Died, IN this village, on the nth inst, Of
+ pneumonia, after q short illness, Mr.. Royal
Glanyillc. aged ~ years. Deceased was born
ia this village and grew TO manhood here, where
his loving disposition, gentle manners, and
@ high integrity won for him many warm friends.
Mr. Glanvie was man Of decision and char
acter. qualities that were shown constantly ia
his honest everyday dealings with his fellow
men He knew his duty and performed It. In
a his death his family has lost an affectionate
husband, father and brother, the village a val
y ued citizen. April %, 1883, he was united iu
r marriage with Miss Ella James, who is lefi
with three small children 10 mourn an irrepar
u able loss, also tlye brothers and a sister. ThC
d funeral was largely attended. Appropriate
services we're hell IA tho II. y, church, con
Quoted 10y Rev. Barrett and Phil. Allen, Jr., OF
Mineral Point The church was becomingy
draped in white muslin aud arbor vitae. The
p. NJ. sunday-school gave a cross Of violet anc
an anchor of wood aunemonies. lnterment in
u Linden cemetery.
n Died, no the residence OF her son John, IN the
Village Of Linden, May rs, Mrs. Birmingham
- Htrker, 10 the 59th year Of her age. The de
u ceased was a native Of Yorkshire, Eng, com
lug direct from there 10 Wisconsin In 1850. Fo
the past year she was q great sufferer, beinl
blind aud bedriddcn. she was buried on satur
day in Graccland cemetery Mineral Point, the
remains being followed 70 their last resting
place by about thirty teams
W LONG-FELLOw.
= HFYDRA Bros. keep "Nail Box"