Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-30

in his line AT bedrock prices.
MIR. DoNNELLY's class of the pub
lie schools viii hold commencement
exercises in the =. NJ. church on the
evening of June 9Th, and he especi-
ally invites ex-soldiers and their
families to attend The Post Com
mander hopes that members of the
Grand Army will generally accept
this kind invitation, and that all who
can will appeara as fully uniformed as
practicable.
4 DAGRYMAN near Highland turned
his cows upon fall sown rye as soon
rs it was good pasture, and found that
not only the flow of milk largely in
creased, but the yield Of butter was
also increased in some proportion
something he did not quite expect
The yield of butter both before and
after turning ON the rye was a pound
Of butter to l5l pounds Of milk, with
no increase IN grain ration.
WITHIN the last week or ten days
Mr.. Geno Zollinger, of Waldwick,
brought to this market several tons
of as fine tame hay as was ever seen
here, Notwithstanding it is nearly a
year old. This hay was made on the
plan advocated by Mr.. Everett, of
Rock county, at farmers institutes
held in this city and vicinity That
which Mr.. Zollinger sold here was
taken twenty feet deep from the or
iginal pile in his barn, and was as
bright as new and entirely free from
dust,
MIR. JOSEPH DELLER, of this city,
and Miss Eva Baer, of Milwaukee,
were married in the latter city May
23d. Rabbi Caro- solemnizing the oe-
casion. Mr.. Deller at once brought
his bride to his fine home in this city,
where they will reside. Mrs. Deller
comes bearing the affection of large
circle of friends in Milwaukee, where
she j. honored as most estimable
lady. We bid her welcome TO Min
eral Point, and hope for her and our
old friend, the groom, many years of
happiness in our midst.
MARRIED, in this city May %, by
Rev f. w. Straw, Mr.. Uriah Gard
ner, of Linden, and Miss Mary 7.
Bennett of Mineral Point The
young couple will reside in the town
Of Linden, where Mr.. Gardner Is II
prosperous young farmer, Starting
in life with moral worth and right
purposes, there is every prospect
that the union will prove a happy
one. The bride, whose entire life
has been spent in Mineral Point, is
followed to her new home by the
good wishes of large circle of
friends.
THE program for the Monona Lake
Assembly this year is unusually at
tractive. 1t bears the names of John
F'iske, Marion Horland, David G.
Murray, Hamilton w. Mabie, Gen.
John b. Gordon, DR.. Wilbur r. Crafts,
Remeuyi, the vfolinist, Horr of Mich
igan, Harter of Ohio, Rev. DR.. Russell
II. Conwell, eX-Congressman Bryan,
to say nothing Of the only Talmage
these, in addition to stars Of less
magnitude, combine to make a varied
list of attractions that compares very
favorably with the New York Chau-
tauqua of few years ago.
MONDAY evening was a great time
for local Knights Templar. BY order
Of +. G. c. the Mineral Point com
mandery was assembled for inspec-
ton. As inspecting officers there
came; II. q. Dean, Grand Generals
simo, of Racine; r. w. Goldin, Grand
Senior Warden, of Janesville, and
J. w. Latin, Grand Recorder, of Mil
waukee. Mr.. +. +. Newton, Of Platte
vile, was conspicuous in the mystic
company. Others from out of town
We're, J. 7. Pryor, NJ. NJ. Comstock
and r. J. Laughlin, Of Dodgeville
Z. II. Sexton, Of Cobb; Win. Rundell
and Michael kean, Of Ridgeway, and
James Pillow, Of Edmund. There
was clinking of dishes and the aroma
Java aud Havana intermingled with
the clashing Of swords, indicating
that tie knightly gathering was not
wholly sanguinary