Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-03-14
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REV. CHuBR has accepted the in
vitation unanimously extended him
by kewanee, Ill, friends.
MIR. AND Mrs, G. p. HEAI.y would
express through the TRIBUNE their
appreciation Of the helpful an sus-
tanning Kindness and sympathy ex-
tended to them by their neighbors
and friends in the illness and death
Of their boy Frank.
NEXT Sunday morning Mr.. John
Pvaree will preach at the +, NJ. church
and IN the evening the pastor, who
will take for his subject, "'phe Jour
ney interrupted and what came Of it,
Following the evening sermon will
be given those who wish an oppor-
tunity to unite with the church.
REV. GRo. MERRfEiELp has re-
moved TO California, under advice of
physicians, for the benefit Of his
health, and thereby the West Wis
consin NJ. T.. Conference loses an
able and popular preacher, Mr.. Mer-
rifleld served the Linden circuit sew
eral years very acceptably, and has
been mentioned as suitable man
for Mineral Point when Mr.. Straw
shall have served here the limit of
/ time allowed.
! MIR. AND Mrs. HOWELL, of Me-
braska, are still at the home of Dr.
Eastman, father of Mrs. H., in this
city, Mr.. Howell Is under treatment
by the Doctor for an injury to his
knee received in course of his duty
as station agent, and seems to- be
steadily recovering, as he is occa-
sionally seen on our streets.
THE cheapest and surest way To
get thoroughly posted on recent inn
portnnt events IL to procure 4 copy
of the Daily News Almanac and
Political Register, at Hanscoms .
ANOTHER Of those enjoyable du-
plicate whist parties was given by
Mr.. w. n. Curry to dozen of his
friends last Friday evening. AS on
a former occasion, Mrs. Curry con-
tributed a delicious lunch to the
gentlemen at the conclusion of the
first duplicate play. Three tables
we're manned by lot as follows:
|
Bennett, n. and s.; b. Tonkin and
II. Hoare, II. and w.
Seconds. ienkin and B J. Benz
nett, N. and s.; w. N. Curry and ED.
A. Phillips, II. and w.
Third - Judge Mcllhon aud DR..
! Eastman, n, and S.; w. II. PrideatiN
aud 4 $. White, l.. and w.
The first duplicate play Of II trays
resulted in victory for y. and w. ut
first table by 6points; at second table
a tie; at third table Il. and w. won
| by 3 points.
In the second duplicate play Of 6
trays, N. and s. won at first table by
3 points; at second table It was again
even; at third tablc II. and w. won
by point.
The most uneven playing was at
the first table, and the most uniform
at the second.
GREENBAcKs, Silver or Gold TO
any amount will be taken every day
for wall paper. ISAAC DELLER.
| DR.SuARP, the hypnotist, is adver-
tised TO give Il series of exhibitions
Of that peculiar magnetic power, at
the city hall throughout this week.
| Monday night no audience greeted
! him, and he was compelled to dis
miss the few who came with an ex-
pertinent on one Of his assistants.
Hypnotic exhibitions have been at-
tracing large audiences and excit-
ing much interest in many places Of
late, and our exchanges credit DIR.
Sharp with being one Of the best Of
his class. The writer, when at Mad
ison recently, attended one Of these
exhibitions, given by DR.. Flint, and
found ii highly interesting. Dr. Sharp
is said to be equal to DR.. Flint in
magnetic power and intelligent ex-
ercise Of it. Anyone who has had
no opportunity Of seeing exhibitions
OF this character will be we'll repaid
for the time and expense OF going to
see DR. Sharp perform. lie Is adver-
tised to remain all this week. The
last three evenings he will give lect-
ures explanatory Of the phenome-
non Of hypnotism.
G. M. Haugeros who is DIR. Sharp's
manager, was Flints advertising
agent for three years, and he Is one
Of the best subjects the renowned
/ Hyphnotist ever had.
WALL paper can be hung now as
well and cheaper than In the rush Of
| aprinV HangpotniS stock III large and