Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05
SOLID gold and filed watches
Thoma, the Jeweler. 80

/ LAMPS for parlor, library, hall, din
ing room and kitchen at reduced
prices at Prideaux's drug store. 40
CALL and see the finest stock OF
jewelry in the city bought for holi-
day trade) at Mauger's jewelry store
ID. BROWN & SoN are having a well
bored at their livery barn, on which
a wind power will be erected, and
water carried by pipes through their
stables.
REGULAR meeting of the Woman's
Relief Corps Friday, Dec. 9th, at 5 p IN
Annual election of officers for the
ensuing year. A full attendance is
requested.
| CHRISTIAN WIEBERs solicits or
ders for recaning chairs, upholster-
ing, repairing furniture, and cabinet
work and light jobs of carpentry
Rear of Gales store. 49tf
AT the P. M. church next Sunday
Rev. w. Croft will preach in the
morning, and in the evening Pastor
Kent will preach on, 1.-THE candid
sceptic and how to treat him.
THE Christian Endeavor prayer
meeting in the p. M. church Thurs
day evening at Z o'clock. Subject,
Gods Triumphs in the Mission
Field Mr.. Phil Allen will lead.
"Wednesday, Nov. 27, a let
ter containing l0c in money. The
letter was addressed to Curtis Foster.
The party finding same will confer a
favor by turning it over to the proper
| owner.
! AT the M. Il. church on Sunday
morning: Love feast at 9 O'Clock
preaching at l0;30 by the pastor, fol-
lowed by the sacrament of the Lords
supper. Other services at the usual
hours.
MARRIED, in the town of Linden,
Nov. 9th, Mr.. Edward J. Rolling and
Miss Carrie Thompson, by the Rev.
C. Cook. The TRIBUNE will Tighten
the couple as they sail the matrimo-
nial sea.
REV. II. KENT's sermon last Sunday
was. one Of the best Of his many good
His subject, "How to be Christian,
was eloquently and forcibly handled
edifying and interesting the large
congregation.
TEA sets, cake baskets nut bowls,
shaving sets, cups and saucers, Tho
ma the Jeweler. 40
MRS. THOMAS MELLoR and Mr.
James Buckett, two old citizens Of
Linden, each having passed the al
lotted age Of mankind, have passed
away, the former OH Nov. 22d and
the latter on the 23d.
ANTHONY WILKINSON held the
throttle-bar of the engine that pulled
last Sundays train to Mineral Point
and remained with us until Monday
afternoon, OF course he favored his
old haunt, the TRIBUNE office, with a
call.
Cross & Son, the photographers,
who have had gallery in this city
for three months past, packed up and
moved to Highland on Tuesday.
They are pleasant, straightforward
business men, and gave good salts
faction as artists.
episcopal Methodism must be adj
vancing in Dodgeville and the neigh
borhood. The outside churches have
been made into a circuit and Rev.
Breeze, of Streator, has been secured
to take charge of it under the +. r,
until the next conference,
| MIFFLIN is prohibition town,
There has not been a saloon licensed
within her borders for many years,
vet well substantiated rumors say
that there is as much beer consumed
there as in any community Of the
same size in the county.
I MIR. CHRISTIAN WIEBERs wishes
to express through the TRIBUNE his
deep appreciation Of the generous,
helpful kindness Of the many good
people whose assistance and COM
forting sympathy have been so freely
extended to him in his late trouble
and bereavement.
DIED, in Kansas CITY, Nov. q, 1895.
at the residence OF her daughter,
Mrs. r. l.. Pead, Mrs. Eliza Schiff,
aged 73 years. Mrs. Schiff was al
ways held in high esteem by ac-
auaintances in Mineral Point. She
was a daughter of Abner Nichols,
one of the first settlers of this place.
Miss ANNIE LAMALLE has re-
turned from Chicago to the home Of
her parents in this city, after three
months treatment at Mercy hospital