Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-06-14

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ing class attended the p, NJ. church
services, Mr., Chubb's subject was
+" Paul at Athens" He traced the
history of Paul from his birth up to
this supreme hour, when the despised
little jew thrilled the heart of the cul.
tured Athenians, What was the secret
of Paul's greatness Answer. His
education. This was viewed in four
particulars, First, his home educa.
tion in Tarsus; second, his school
education in same city; third, his re.
moval to Gamaliel's college in Jerusa.
lem; fourth, his sitting at the feet of
Jesus and learning of him, The great
truth Mr., Chubb enforced was, true
greatness consisted in the training
of the mind and heart--the securing
of the best earthly education coupled
with the Christly. To have God in
the life was the most important.
The Mineral Point Dairy Board of
Trade held its first meeting for 1894,
on Wednesday, June Is. Five
hundred and seventy boxes-or
about thirty thousand pounds of
cheddars were offered. One hundred
and sixty.five boxes sold at 81 cents
the highest price by half a cent ever paid
in Mineral Point, at this season of the
year-The remaining three hundred
and twelve boxes sold at 81, Four
buyers were present and the bidding
was lively. The next meeting will be
held on Wednesday, July IL. The
officers of the Board are Henry Con.
ley, president; Henry Tonkin, vice
president; James Nj, Pile, secretary
and treasurer; Henry Tonkin, James
Pile, John Bond, directors.
Misses Ada and Hettie Opie, made
a pleasant visit with associates and
friends in Mineral Point during the
week. Miss Eliza Hankins returned
with Miss Ada to Austin Mimi, for
visit.
Miss Name Priestley came down
from Madison to attend the Alumni
banquet.
The Willow Springs picnic, on Wed.
nesday proved a pleasant event,
Arrangements are progressing for
the Fourth of July celebration in
Mineral Point. Levi Pollard, late of
Valparaiso, lndiania, has been
required to deliver the grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Rand, late of
this place, but who removed some
time ago to Grand Forks N. Oak, will
spend the summer at Madison.
Sunday p. NJ. church services -
900, Young Mems meeting; 1880,
chlldren's service; 200, Sunday School
session; 7:30, A night scene at Shiloh
or the Lords call to the boy IA plea
for Sunday school work.
I've picnic of the German congre-
cation of this city, held on Wednes-
day, was largely attended, and an
enjoyable time was had.
Ed. =. Cummings was called here
this week from Chicago, by the death
of his brother John b. Cummings.
Mr.. Hill, father. in-law of the deceased,
was also called here from his home in
Illinois.
Miss Minnie Nicholson, daught er of
Geo, Nicholson of this place, gradu-
ated from East Side DesMoines (lowa)
High schol on Friday, June |. In
noticing the commencement exercises
The Daily Iowa Capital says Miss
Minnie Nicholson chose for her sub
iect "a Possible Result of the Worlds
Fair" The knowlege gained of other
nations, and the benellcient and MUIR
ious effects of the fair were dealt with
at some length and then the financial
side of the question was considered.
The speaker held that when so mnch
money was sent to one place as went
TO the fair last summer panic was
liable to ensue somewhere else. The
Grafton received close attention and
was received with applause.
Lemen Bro Shows on Saturday.