Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-23
Death of DR.. ]. M. Hales.

John NJ. llaIes.
Born in Mineral Point township,
he began the study of his profess
sion in this city in the Office of DR..
Coykendall. In 1879 he inferred
the Philadelphia College of Dental
Surgery, from which he graduated
with highest honors in 1881, and at
once began the practice of dentis-
try in this city. In June of 1891
he took as a partner and helpmate
through life, a most estimabe
young lady, Miss Mary Thomas, of
this city. In the practice of his
profession his genial ways and
scientific workmanship soon crown
ed his efforts with brilliant and un-
bounded success and won FOR him,
not only local prominence, but
also gave him place at the head
of the role of dental surgeons in
the state of Wisconsin,.
No citizen of Mineral Point was
more universally beloved and es.
teemed, and no one has beheld a
more faithful and affectionate
father, husband and son whose ideal
in life was the Joy and comfort of
his family. In behalf of the many
friends of the deceased, we would
extend our heartful sympathy to
the bereaved wife and parents, and
trust that the Almighty, who in his
providence, at so early and useful a
period of life, saw fit to call the de-
ceased away, may comfort in their
sad affiiction, those left "to mourn
loss the world can never fill"
AS announced last week, DIR.
Hales died in Milwaukee. The
cause was acute congestion of the
lungs, after only one days illness.
He was 50 years of age. The body
was brought to this city Saturday
evening, and interment took place
at Graceland cemetery Monday
morning.
FOLLOWING are the appointments
made at the NJ. K. West Wisconsin
conference, held at Hudson the past
week, for this, the Platteville
district:
Presiding Elder-Johr Tresidder
Argyle-John Vincent.
Belmont ID. = Whiting.
Benton Christopher Cook,
Bloomington-J. N. Mills
Boscobel and HOmer-D. NJ. Sinclair.
Cassvile-Leroy Ellis, supply.
Darngton-C. c. Swartz.
Dodgeye-W. II. Chenoweth.
Excelsior-C. E. Bots, supply.
Fayette-T w. Stamp.
FennmOre-John Harris.
Georgetown--J. w. Ziegler.
Hazel Green-R. Z. Engety.
Lancaster-H. d, Smith.
Linden-J. W. Barrett.
Mineral Point-F w. Straw.
Montfort-wm. Sheppard.
Mount Hope--T NJ. McCluney.
Mount Sterling-To be supplied.
Plat eville-S. w. Truesdell.
Patch Grove-Frank Bell.
Prairie du Chien-A. c. Halsey.
Rewey-J. A, Dixon.
Shulsburg-G. w. Merrlfeld.
State Line. Green.
Soldiers Grove and Reedstown-A. E. Smith,
CIRCUIT COURT for Iowa County
convenes next Tuesday, with Judge
Clementson presiding. Following
are the cases on the docket for trial:
CIVIL.
Alice Holden vs.. W. II. Curry, ct al
John Aide vs.. Garrett Mentor, ct al.
Ellis Hughes vs, The Mineral Point Zinc Co.
Lewis Forgeson vs.. Wm. Hewitt.
Mary A. Pedey vs.. Thos, II. Sexton.
Edw. Mcclure VS.. John semrad.
Nicholas Hller ct al vs. VIM. Tonkin.
Chas. W. Brees vs. X. II. Goidsworthy.
W. A. Million vs. Jas. Hickey.
John Aide vs.. Gerat Mentor. ct al
Jas McDermott vs. The c. Nj. & ST. p Ry.
c. W. Netherwood VS.. Thos. 2. Thomas, ct al.
Louisa Stephens vs.. Alfred stephens.
Wm. Hewitt VS.. Peter Bunzen, ct al
Jane Williams vs. Elizabeth Yarcoe, ct al.
Leo T. Grace vs., N W. NJ. r. A. and Anne l..
Grace
Phillip Allen, Jr, executor, vs.. Alfred c.
| jennings, ct al,
Martin Raw rs. John Yuuek.
John Conuers ys. Garrett Cody, et al
Matthias Baum. vs. DorOtha Baum.
Lydia Cox ys. w. 5. Cox.
Ida Hewitt vs. VIM. X. Hewitt.
Florence Goldsworthy vs.. Lewellyn Colds
worthy.
CRIMINAL,
State Of Wisconsin vs.. Joseph Ringer.
state of wisconsin v5. James Martin.
State Of Wisconsin vs.. J.. 6. Thomas
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