Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-27
NUMBER 26.

uiuohal pension, and we eongratu-
tate hln IN receiving the proper l.e
icle.
This indicates how people are de-
ceived by the published reports from
the pension office, and iustitles the
explanation that "reissuen means
not increase or renewal of pension
allowance, but the cancellation oil
one certificate aud the issuance of
another in It's stead for icss rate.
VIII the Chronicle please make note
Of this popularity Of the Democratic
pension methods and deceptive re-
ports9
ALFRED VIVIAN came home from
Madison Saturday night for his sum-
mer vacation. During the past year
he has devoted considerable time to
the sanitary analysts of drinking
water He was engaged 10 anslvze
waters for several municipal sup
plies. He announces that for the
next few weeks he will be ready to
analyze samples Of drinking water
for anyone who wishes to know what
he is drinking. Bring your samples
early.
QUARTERLY meeting services next
sunday ut the 7, M. church. Love-
feast at o o'clock 10 be followed by
the usual morning service at which
Rev 4. Kent, by request Of the VIC.
Il. u, will preach on, "The Christian
IN Public Affairs" Il sermon in tho
interest OF Good Citizenship. In
the evening he viii discuss "Why
il behooyed Christ to suffer-; after
which the Sacrament OF the Lords
supper will he administered.
STREET. gossip concerning prospec-
tive teachers In tho city schools
next year continues an interesting
topic. The board had meeting
Saturday evening, and wrestled
bravely with the subject for an hour
or two, but did not complete the
WORK. Upon the settlement Of one
or two points, many others hinge, so
that the whole matter Is still chaotic,
and teachers are on the anxious scats
THE homes Of Herman En2enroth
and Henry .Ovitz have been made
joyous for a few days Of late by tho
presenccof of a sisterof Mrs. Enzenroth
and Mrs. 0vitz, who came with her
husband, MIR, N. NJ. Riggs, from
Minneapolis, on wedding tour.
Mr.. Riggs is conductor Of passen-
ger train that runs between Minne-
apolis and saltwater, Mrs. Riggs
was formerly Mrs. MeKcnna.
JrpGE CLEarENTsoN Is the author
Of book just published, entitled
"Road Rights and Liabilities of
Wheelmcn." Ii gives the liabilities
af city and country TO wheelmen for
defective roads, etc, and gives tho
law inregard TO right Of way between
teams and bicycles. 1t Ii very
neatly gotten up book, dedicated to
" the deyotees Of terrestrial light in
It's most cxhilarating form.
MIR. CHARLES HARVEY, well
known as ore buyer, formerly Of
Cobb, in this county, now residing
at Lancaster, came here Tuesday TO
sec his nephew, Henry Butterworth,
who was hurt at the Wooden Mill.
Mr.. Harvey Is greeted by many
friends who are pleased 20 notice
that his genial spirit Is unchanged
by time. He is accompanied by his
wife.
AMONG the pleasant incidents of
the past week was social call by
Mr. J. II. Arthur, whom we learned
To know as one Of the live, enterprise
ing business men Of Edgerton. He
il now travelling salesman for d. y.
Fish & Co, Of Chicago, although still
Interested In one Of the leading mer-
camille establishments at Edgerton.
He is hustler and most genial
gentleman.