Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-03-03

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ing by Mr.. John Pearce; p. IN.
Sundaysehool; 6:l5 p, m. service of
song in chapel; Z p. m. sermon by
the pastor, subject, "The Last First
THE Mineral Point lecture course
will not have Prof landlord for
the sixth entertainment, as was at
first understood, owing to ,hat
gentleman's poor health; but in
his stead the managers have secured
John Il. Clarke, the recognized hu-
morest of the day.
Mrs. j. y ANDREWS, of Man
chester, Iowa, Mrs. II. S. Prentice
and son William, of Anamosa, Ia,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scott, of
David City, Neb., have arrived here
for the purpose Of attending the
funeral of Mrs. Thomas.
WE have new millinery firm,
Miss Clara Ziegin and Miss Martha
Wearne having formed a partner
ship, and tits believed the young
ladies understand the business thor
oughly. They have located in the
Perry building, vacated by the
Economy store.
Mr.. WILLIAM MURRIsH, of this
city, slipped and fell on icy ground
at his home about ten days ago, dis
10 eating his shoulder. Mr.. Murrish
is a man of 7s years, and recovery
must be slow, but under treatment
by Dr. Mcdonald he appears to be
doing we'll.
DoN'T forget that the TRIBUNE is
prepared to print auction or sale
bills in the very latest styles at low
prices, and that we give a free notice
in the paper of every sale for which
We print the bills. The free notice
is often worth more to you than the
price of the bills.
LAST Tuesday evening Mr.. w =.
Gundry gave another of his success
full piano recitals. He was ably as
sisted in the four hand pieces by
Miss Nina Osborne Vocally Miss
Edith Chandler acquitted herself
with great credit. These recitals Of
Mr.. Gundry's are highly appreciated
by the lovers of music in our midst
SALVATION ARMY services for to-
morrow: Knee drill at 7 A. NJ; ho-
iiness meeting at IL A. NJ. AT 3:l5
Captain Blackhurst will lecture on
"Beulah Land" An ex-Y. M. @. A.
secretary will speak on the subject,
"Afro-American Pygmies." Com
mencing with today children's
meetings will be held every Satur
day afternoon at $3.50.
REPORTED frequent, severe, inn
proper and unmerited corporal pun
ishment Of pupils in our city schools
should be inquired into. If reports
are substantiated, the instructional
force should be called to account;
and if there is no foundation for the
stories ahoat, justice to the princi-
pal and his assistants, and the inter.
ests of the school, require that il be
so shown.
In the wake Of the delegation
from Shullsburg to the funeral Of
Horace Van Matre on Sunday were
a few wide-mouth fellows who pro-
voked a row at the depot in this
city, and went home somewhat dis.
figured. The fact that not ar of
were made is father Of tn begins al
that Corbett and Jack 'p-'
have their great battle in to Dom
Point and be safe from police lnso.
ference.
SHULLsBURG is to have lady
postmaster if the election held in
that city last Monday to ascertain
who Of the four candidates was the
most desirable, is decisive, and ii
is under stood that it will be. The
four candidates were: James Camp.
bell, Andrew Hebenstreit, T. II.
McElroy and Mrs. Henrietta Brew.
ster. The last named received 1872
votes, nearly as many as her three
rivals combined.
MISS IDA JEFFREY, Of this city,