Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-10-31

+. NJ. church next Sunday morning,
and in the evening Pastor Kent will
occupy his pulpit, speaking on He
role Work, and Heroic Suffering in
Armenia"
Miss KATE KIM, a l7-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kim.
died of membraneous Group, at the
home of her parents in this city Sun
day evening, Oct, p, after very
brief Illness.
URIAH JAMES, passed through
Mineral Point Tuesday, enroute for
Iowa where he expects to purchase
several carloads of oats to supply the
shortage of feed in the vicinity of
Hollandale.
THE new Modern Woodman hall
at Waldwick is equipped with chairs,
procured through G. 9. Lockman,
the Hollandale furniture dealer, and
hauled out by Charley and j. Harker
and J. II. Stephenson.
WE learn with regret that Rev. AL
fred Charles has not regained health
since returning from England, and is
still at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Frank Potter, in this city, unable to
proceed to his home at Edmund.
MRS. HELEN CT ARLEToN, depart
ment president, w. r. c., inspected
Geo. H. Legate Corps. Monday even
ing. There was good attendance
of ladies, and Il little bird tells us
that the inspector was apparently
well pleased with the condition of
things.
THE entertainment given by the
Juniors on Tuesday under the direc-
tion Of Miss Asenath Oates was sue
cess in every respect. The attendance
was good; all taking part did well,
and the boy who on being prompted
said. NO, that's the last verse;
brought down the house.
THE Cobb high school is reported
prosperous and successful year
under principal l.. A. Jones is antici-
pated. A large book case has been
addee to the high room. The lower
part of this will be used for the ex-
perimental apparatus, and the upper
part used for library books.
MISS UNDERWOOD, our efficient
county superintendent of schools,
was accompanied by her sister,
Olive, at the institute last week.
After adjournment Saturday after
noon, they drove home to Avoca.
Young ladies with energy and spirit
enough to do that are good material
to make superintendent of.
REV. NJ. CHASE returned Monday
from IA tour in the eastern states. He
spent most of his time i'll Hartford
Conn, and New York city. His va
cation has been enjoyed, and he re-
turns envigorated to resume duty as
rector Of Trinity church with usual
services next Sunday. His parish
ioners welcome him home, and a
large congregation is expected to so
show
ANNIE McAULLIFFE, a young lady
residing with her aunt, Mrs. Judkins,
near the Lafayette county farm, ac-
cidentally had her eye pierced by
part Of pitchfork tine being used
by young Judkins as a husking pin.
The young lady was brought to this
city, supposing the eye would have
to be removed, but upon examination
DR.. Mcdonald concluded it could be
saved, and under his treatment sight
is restored.
IT became circulated through the
Highland Press, that Hon. M. j. Ben
nett. of Bennett Law fame, had taken
unto himself a wife, that gentleman
rises to disclaim. The press got him
confounded with his brother, who
was married Oct. 18th. NJ. j. is still
bachelor, industriously devoting
himself to business as a hardware
merchant at Cobb, and voting the
republican ticket on al proper
occasions.
Iris solemnly averred on authority
of one of our most reliable exchanges,
that a Fennimore farmer, who prac-
tices dehorning on his cattle, being
troubled with corns on his toes, de-
termined to try dehorning fined as
d remedy. On going to bed he ap-
piled the fluid. On inspection in the
morning he found it had worked be-
yond his hope. Every corn gone and
with it his leg UP to within four
| inches Of the knee.
THE autumn trade number ~ the
Rockford Daily Gazette il pnbliea-
ton worthy of the enterprising city
III which it flourishes. a striking
feature Of the number l. page con-
tanning fine half-tone portraits Of
the attaches Of the office, including
editors. managers, reporters. aud me-