Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-13

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THE headquarters for window
shades and fixtures is at Hanscoms.
Sizes, styles, quality and prices to
fit any window or any purse. 4tf
REV. JOSEPH SHIMooN, a native of
Persia, will give an address on the
"Social Life, Religions and Missions
of Persia in the M. +. church this
Thursday evening at the regular
prayer meeting hour. He will ap-
pear in native costume.
REV. I. KENT concluded his work
in New Richmond last Sunday,
preaching his last sermon to large
audience, on "The Lights and Shad-
ows of Minister'S Life He and
his family will arrive here this
Thursday afternoon.
THE TRIBUNE was specially ia
vored on Tuesday by call from Miss
Matte Rogers, an attache to the
Lancaster Teller, and her sister, Miss
Mills Rogers, also of Lancaster.
They are guests at the home of Mr..
Cyrus Lanyon.
STAFF CAPT. and Mrs. W1NCHELL,
the newly appointed district COM
manders for the Wisconsin branch
of the Salvation Army, are to visit
and inspect the local troops on We'd,
June 10Th. A public welcome DEM
onstration will be held in the evening
at p. m.
WE notice that Mr. j. M. McGinnity
of Hollandale, and Mr.. G. NJ. Hutchi-
son, of Kendaltown, are this week
riding in handsome new top buggies,
beautifully trimmed, spring back and
spring seat cushions. They are from
the factory of Fitzgibbons Brothers,
Monroe. These elegant turnouts
attract attention wherever seen, and
best of all they were bought at whole
sale prices. Send for catalogue.
MARRIED, at the residence of Mr..
w. II. Osborne, by Rev. +. w. Straw,
Wednesday evening, June 9th inst,
| Mr.. John III. Harris and Miss Eva A.
Phillips, all of this city. The new
| ly welded couple started to house,
keeping at once in the cosy cottage
owned and prepared in advance by
the groom, formerly the home Of A.
b. Ferris. They start on life's jour
ney with every promise that it will
be a pleasant one, and with the
hearty wishes of many friends chat
the promise may be fully realized.
MILWAUKEE TELEGRAPH: When
Grand Secretary John w. Latiin,
who has served in that capacity II
years, was of the right age to contest
for first prize in a baby show-two
years-the late General VIM. r.
Smith, of Mineral Point, was Grand
Secretary and served nine years, and
was also Grand Master of the Ma
sonic Order two or three years.
Last Tuesday there was wedding
at Mineral Point. A granddaughter
of Past Grand Secretary General w.
r. Smith, Miss Eta Nj. Smith, and
son of Grand Secretary John w.
Latin, Mr.. Herbert n. Latin, were
the most interested parties, the
bride and the groom. 1t was a
beautiful wedding. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Latin were graduates of the
State University, and many Of their
associates in that institution Of
learning were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
| John w. Latin, and their daughters,
were Of the Milwaukee delegation.
The bride is a daughter of Hon. j.
Montgomery Smith, who has lived
at Mineral Point ever since he was
a boy and is prominent man in the
state.
PROF. PHILIP EDEN graduates a
class of twenty-three from the Rich-
land Center high school this year,
eight of whom are young men.
The hundreds of friends of Prof. Eden
among TRIBUNE readers, will be
pleased to learn of his continued and
growing success as a leading eduea-
tor. The class graduated by him
this year is the largest in the his
tory Of the Richland Center schools,
and is remarkable for town of that
size, less than $500 population. We
doubt If as large a class has been
/ graduated in another town Of SINH
lar size in the state this year. The
commencement exercises are pro-
nounced by the local press the best
ever presented to a Richland Center
audience. Although of three hours
duration, they commanded the wrapt
attention Of the large company to
the closing number Of the program.
/ In a lecture delivered at Richland
/ Center during commencement week,
| by DR.. Chalmers. president ~ the
state normal school, Platteville, the
DIR. took occasion to remark that of
sixteen high schools IN southern
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