Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-20

the Weekly Inter Ocean and Miner
al Point TRIBUNE for full year.
TIME flies and watches and clocks
must run to keep up with it. At
Deller's Jeweler. so
MARRIED, at st. Mary's German
Catholic church, i'll Mineral Point
by Rev. j. +. Halhenkann, on Tues
day, Nov. n, Mr.. Joseph Phillips and
Miss Ellen Polzskill, both Of the
town of Mineral Point.
THE trial of Mark Richardson, at
Darlington, for the killing of his
brother, concluded Tuesday, with a
verdict of man-slaughter in the see
ond degree, and u sentence of four
years in the penitentiary.
HAVE you seen the elegant line of
decorated china that Hendra Bros.
are offering? If not you should do
SO before the best is gone. so
THE first Of contemplated series
of mems gospel meetings will be
held at the T. nj. church lecture hall
next Sunday afternoon at $3.50. Rev.
+. w. Straw and Others will speak,
and male quartette will sing.
MARRIED, on the 9th of Nov, 1894,
by Rev. Whiting. at the NJ. Il. par
sonage in Fayette, Miss Emily jack
son, and Mr.. Volney Whitford, both
Of Waldwick. The young couple To-
Gated on farm in Lafayette county.
GIFT Books, elegant and extensive
in variety, suitable for holiday pres
ents at Hanscoms. b0w3
WILLIAM LANYoN, aged 81, is en-
4 joying visit from his brother Josiah,
aged 81, Strangers seeing these
brothers moving briskly about our
streets, would generally estimate
their ages to be 10 or Is years less
than they are.
QUARTERLY meeting services at the
NJ. +. church next Sunday, In the
morning the pastor will preach, and
the sacrament of tho Lords supper
will be administered. Sunday school
at o'clock. Epworth League at
6:3o, led by Miss Ella Blewett. 7:3o
Presiding Elder Tresiddor viii
preach.
ONLY at Prideaux's drug store Will
you find special line of Japanese
goods. They come direct from New
York and are selling at Chicago
| prices. At the same pace will be
found the finest perfumery, toilet ar
ticles, and various novelties in holi-
day hric-a-brac. Besides an extern
siye line Of the prettiest lamps ever
made.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JOHN ROGERS, Of
Darlington, celebrated the twentieth
anniversary of their wedding last
Monday. Mrs Rogers was Miss
Annie Toay, Of Mineral Point, and
her relatives from here generally
attended the anniversary gathering.
Apout fifty residents of Darlington
We're also present, making a large
and pleasant company.
AN unusual homecoming Of form
er Mineral Point people is expected
for the holidays. Mr.. and Mrs Gun
dry look for their daughter Margery
and family from Cleveland, Ohio, and
their son Jack and wife from the
same place. Mr.. and Mrs. Gray re-
joice at the prospective coming of
their daughter Sallie and family
from New York. ALI. Vivian and
George Bennett are looked for from
Madison; and flewelyn Osborne and
bride, Of Baraboo, have promised to
come.
WEDNESDAY evening, last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gibbon were
pleasantly surprised by number Of
their many friends in Rewey, who
called on them and presented them
with q parlor rocker. An oyster sup
per and a social chat were the prom
inent amusements Of the evening.
Hon. ]. w. Rewey made the present.
alton speech. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbon
fully appreciated the expression Of
their neighbors on their departure
from their midst. II will be pleas
ant memery to them in their new
home at Dodgeville.
TIE large, tasteful and convenient
new NJ Il. parsonage was regularly
dedicated last Friday evening. The
occasion was Il sort Of Methodist fam
ily gathering. Pastor and Mrs. Straw
did service as host and hostess with
a cordiality and grace that made all
to feel that they We're in their own
\ house. Exercises consisted of vocal
and instrumental music, by Miss
! Chandler and Others; a recitation by
Miss Lou Hutchison; a detailed re-
port Of the cost Of the property; gem
I eral inspection of the building. from