Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-10-24


ton. and Miss Mary Lenahan, Of Will
low Springs, were married Wednes-
day of last week.
HUGHES 4 Co. have a novel system
of selling carpets. 1t consists Of
Photographic views of hundreds OF
the choicest patterns in the great
stock of Marshall Field 4 Co., Chi
cago. BY this plan customers prao-
tically have the same line to select
from as if they visited the great
Chicago store. See Adv.
THE ladies of this city who at
tended the Eastern Star convention
at Dodgeville, report "high old
time.n They came struggling home
in the small hours of the morning,
to waiting husbands, with the signi-
ficant remark; Now you know how
it is yourself; how do you like it ,"
AS the season for public sales is
again near at hand we inform our
readers that we are better prepared
than ever to print your bills on short
notice. We guarantee first class work
at prices as low as any reliable print
shop in this part of the state. Re-
member you get free notice in the
TRIBUNE which is alone worth the
price of the bills.
THE Hon. II. G. Richmond, of
Madison, will lecture at Rewey, Oct.
80, 1898, at 7:30 in the evening, sub
iect, "Agnosticism." Mr.. Richmond
needs no introduction to Wisconsin
audience, as he is already known as
one of the finest platform orators in
the state. All, both ladies and gen.
tlemen, are cordially invited to be
present, and an intellectual feast is
assured to each.
The state supreme court has af-
hrmed the Judgment Of the circuit
court in the case Of VIM. Il. Jackson,
and the sentence of three years in
the penitentiary must now follow.
There is general sympathy for the
condemned mans family, and in the
enforced absence of the father, we
bespeak for his motherless children
special consideration on the part OF
the community.
AN entertainment will be given by
the Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety, in the p. M. ehnrch lecture
room, Tuesday, Oct. 29th. The pro-
gram will consist of songs by the
juniors, solo by Miss Sarah Jacka,
piano solos by Mrs. Edith PrideauN,
and "Mother Goose and her Tenn
perance Family by the Juniors.
The exercises will commence at 7;30
p. III. Admission 10 cents.
THE severity with which editors
Hearn and O. G. Smith, Of the
Chronicle, Mayor Smoker, and few
Others are lashed by the Dodgeyille
Sun of last week, which is supposed
to be the last issue under Mr.. Nc
Arthur's management. suggests that
Mae had concluded to embrace his
last opportunity to vent some long
pent and deep rooted animosities.
Now may we hope for peace among
the newspaper men of the county
seat.
LAST week Mr.. Edw. @. Jeffery, Of
this city, received the sad news Of
the death Of his oldest daughter,
Elizabeth Ann, wife of Matthew
Goldsworthy, who preceded her to
the life beyond little over three
months ago. Mrs. Goldsworthy was
born Nov. 18th, 1915, and diea Sept.
28th, 1895, at her home in Monroe,
Oregon, leaving to mourn her loss
two sons and five daughters, also her
father six brothe.s and two sisters.
DIED, in this city, Of membraneous
Group, Clara, the five-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. George Richards.
Little Clara was sweet child, the
gem of the home circle. and the
parents in their great affliction have
the sympathy Of all friends. The
pale messenger passed this way last
Monday evening Funeral from the
house this Thursday morning at
IL o'clock. Burial in the Waldwick
cemetery.
THE admission of Herbert n. Laf-
lin tothe ranks Of plumed knight tenn
plars was an occasion Of much inter-
est to members Of that order A re-
markable feature was the presence
OF the candidates father. John w
Latin. and his grandfather, y. G
Daniels, of Milwaukee, took leading
parts in the service, three genera
tions Of the same family being con.
spicuous actors in the same cere.
mony. There also came to honor
and assist in the exercises, Messrs
gs - D. Kv.A n III