Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-03

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Ocean both one year for sl.60 cents,
and there is room for many more.
Married, at Blanehardville, Wis,
Tuesday, Dec. 25th, HI. ID. Thomas,
son of James Thomas. of Montfort,
cashier of the Blanchardville bank, to
Miss Name Baker, of that place.
SERVICES at the p. NJ. church next
Sunday will be as follows; Ga. IN.
young mems meeting; 1880 a. m.
sermon by Mr.. Phil Allen; 300 p. III.
Sunday school; 700 p. m. sermon by
Rev, Chubb.
WONDER if Messrs Toay, Winn
and Griffith are still feasting ON that
one innocent little rabbit, to capture
which they travelled over a vast por-
tion of southern Iowa and northern
Lafayette counties.
DAVID JONES, of Shullsburg, spent
the holidays with his daughter, Mrs,
Geo. Treweek and brother Paul Jones.
and being an old "vet" joined with
comrades here on their memorial
event, Dec. 81, 1894.
DoDGEvILLE papers note among
the holiday callers in that city Miss
Lucy Frieden, Mrs. 5. I. Osborne and
Master Ray and Miss Shirley, Mr..
G. w. strong, Enoch Hooking and
VIII Jeuek, Jr,. of this city.
By agreement between the G., M. d
st. p. r. r. Go. and the American
Express Co., the baggage and express
business has been consolidated. The
work before done by two men now de-
wolves upon one. But no reduction
of rates is announced.
READERS cannot fail to notice the
conspicuous advertisement of the
Wisconsin State Clothing Company.
Mr.. Kohn brother-in-law of Mr..
Henry We'll will be in charge of the
business. Henry Morris 4 Co, of
Chicago, the proprietors, are large
clothing dealers in that city, and
promise to make this Mineral Point
branch complete in every depart
ment as their city establishment.
HENRY BENNETT, son of the late
James Bennett of Barreltown, is vis-
iting the home and friends Of his
youth after an absence of about
is years. He is accompanied by his
wife, who was Miss Weisen, sister
of Ernest and Dan. Their home is
at Sunnyside, Colorado. and it is
pleasant to know they have prosper
ed in the centennial state, bravely
meeting all the trials of pioneer life
Quite a sensation was produced in
Spring Green last week. Morris En-
sign, whose marriage three years ago
to Miss Lily Roberts of that city
caused SO much comment, they each
being only Is years of age, took his
two year old son from his mother-in-
law Mrs. +. b. Roberts, of Valparaiso,
Ind, who was visiting here and drove
to Arena and took the train for Min :
neapolis. His wife is attending
school at Valparaiso.
The Eastern Star installation ON
the evening Of the 18th was a rarely
pleasant occasion for the goodly
number assembled at Masonic hall.
Mrs. II. II. Wright as installing Off
Ger, and Mrs. "A. G. Deller as deputy
grand marshal performed their parts
with marked grace and ability. Miss
Annie Phillips, matron elect, demon
strated the wisdom Of her selection
by a neat, appropriate, original adj
dress to the members, ON resuming
the gravel for. a second term About
250 partook Of the excellent banquet
prepared by Caterer Hornung. A
vocal solo by Miss Daisy Lanyon,
and music by Alderson's Ochestra.
were pleasing variations in the pro-
ceedings.
A WEDDING with every promise
Of happiness to follow, was that Tt
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Kelly, in the town Of Linden, on
Thursday, Dec. 9th, when their
daughter, Ida G., was united in mar
riage TO Mr.. Geo. II. Thomas, pros
porous and much esteemed young
farmer Of the same town. The cere-
mony was performed mt high noon,
in the presence Of 80 guests, who
afterwards partook Of It bountiful
wedding feast. The bride and groom
were the recipients of many valuable
and useful presents, accompanying
the warm congratulations of the dom
ors. The couple have started house
keeping on their fine farm near Liv-
ingston. The TRIBUNE acknowledges
remembrance Of the joyous event
in a portion Of the wedding cake.
slG0 cash iii advance secures both
the Weekly Inter Ocean and Miner
al Point TRIBUNE for full year.
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