Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-09-19

attention to business, but his assist
ant, Walter Scott, acceptably serves
callers in the proprietor's absence.
A NOTE from Mrs. II. j. Campbell,
for many years an esteemed resident
of this city, now of Philadelphia, in
forms us that she is well, and holds
in kind remembrance her many
friends in Mineral Point.
REMEMBER that the season tick
cts for the lecture course are now for
sale at Hanscoms', or may be OBJ
tanned from the members of the
reading club. Tickets for the six
entertainments $500
DIR. W. G. HALEs and wife return
highly pleased from the Knight
Templar conclave at Boston, and the
Doctor wants it understood that he
is now to be found at his dental rooms
ready to serve all callers promptly.
MR.. ARCHIE McMULLEN, one Of
our former Point boys, but who is
now in the U. S. mail service out
west, with head quarters at Ogden,
Utah, is home for visit. We judge
by all appearances that all is well
with him.
THERE was special sympathy for
Mrs. f. J. Davey in the loss of her
three-months-old baby, which was
buried on Sunday, because of the
absence of the father, who is on the
road as travelling salesman, and
could not be notified in time for the
funeral.
MIR. FORREST SEABuRY, who has
been visiting relatives in this city
for the past month, left for Beloit
last Monday afternoon. where he
will halt for few days visit with
other relatives, and from there he
goes to New York city, where he is
engaged in theatrical work.
THE recently issued L. ;. census
gives the Methodist church of this
country as embracing fifteen dlf-
ferent denominations. Among the
least known in this part are the IN
dependent Methodist and the Con-
gregational Methodist. The latter
reports l75 ministers and over 10000
members.
REV. p. A. SIMPKINs, of Gallup,
n. NJ, is visiting his former parish
oners at Willow Springs. Mr.. Simp-
kins is Congregational pastoral the
former place, having had to remove
south for the benefit of his wife's
hhealth. Their many friends will be
glad to know the expected benefits
have been realized.
MARRIED, at the Primitive Metho-
dist pasonage in this city, by Rev. L,
Kent, Sept. 9Th, Mr.. Raleigh James
and Miss Estella Terrill.
The above announcement will quiet
much gossip that has been indulged
in for ten days past, it being known
that wedding had taken place, but
who the parties We're the clergyman
declining to tell.
JOHN DELANEY, ore buyer for the
Mineral Point Zinc CO., residing at
Montfort, has been laid up for some
time with typhoid fever, and last
sunday while delirious seized razor
and before he could be prevented in
ficted several gashes upon himself
about the breast and neck. The cuts
were not deep nor dangerous.
THE Misses Ziegin & Wearne have
returned from thorough inspection
of the markets of Chicago, from
which they have selected a stock of
millinery goods such as was never
before offered in this market, and
will be ready for inspection at the
grand opening "wednesday and
Thursday, Sept. p and rs, to which
all ladies are cordially invited.
REV. II. KENT will preach as usual
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next Sunday morning in the z. M.
church. The subject i'm the morning
will be: "What did Christ mean
when he called Peter the Rock, and
gave him the Keys OF the Kingdom
Of Heaven, or what is true church?'
The evening subject will be: would
Difficulties be Lessened il Christian
ity was abolished?"
Mrs. JOHN CHARLES and family
have finished their visit to England
and returned to America. Mrs. 6,
and daughter went to their home at
Menominee, Wis. Robbie came to
Mineral Point for visit with rela-
tives here. They report Rev. Alfred
Charles not improved in health. He
will remain awhile longer IN Eng
land.
THE Sunday school conference
| held in the NJ. f.. church last Thurs
day afternoon and evening, was both
| ;n+araetfno and nrofitable The prim-