Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-02-13

Kober, in the city of Dodgeville, Feb
4, by Rev. X. Titmarsh. Mr.. Jane.
Whitford. Of Dodgeyille, and Mis-
Jennie Richards, Of Mineral Point.
Married at the p. NJ. parsonage. il
the city Of Dodgeville, Feb. 5, by Rev
X. Titmarsn, Mr.. Lewis Oleson and
Teua Thompson. both Of Wyoming
We are pleased to note thar Mrs
Ben Thomas, ST., who has been suf.
\ fering from an attack 81 bronchitis
is now improving. Also that the
little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
A. Hahn has recovered from her at
tack Of membranous Group, and tina;
John J. Mundy's little boy, who had
dipbtheria, is entirely well again
The ladies Of the Soldiers Monu-
ment associations, Of Arena, gave
entertainment in that village, on
the anniversary Of Lincoln's birth
day, Feb. 18th. for the purpose Of in
creasing the funds for building the
monument.
Rev. J. o. Parry, a promising young
minister aud graduate Of Macalles-
ter college, st. Paul, Mimi, has been
called 70 the pastorate Of the Welsh
Presbyterian church. Of this city,
and held his first service last sun
day. delivering two able sermons.
The commissioners appointed By
the chairman Of the county board.
consisting Of Messrs. W. J. Pearee. J.
w Taylor, Jo' Dave, James l..
Jones, Andrew r.. Arneson, to equal
ize the assessment Of the county, met
at the office of Richard Carter. chair
man u the county board. last Mon
day, and organized by electing j..
w. Taylor, of Linden. as chairman
Of the commission, and DR.. j. w.
pearce, % Dodgeville, as secretary.
The commission will commence its
work in the cities Of Dodgeville and
Minera! Point en the 18th of this
mouth, and after completing the
work In the two cities will adjourn
until June. after which the work will
be continued for the county at large.
From the sun.
Hon. J. a. Eerkley, II Monroe, viii
delivered a series Of temperance lee
lures in the rink Feb. rs, II and IS.
1t is reported that a cave has been
discovered on the farm Of Davis
Bros. at Treboryille.
Mr.. Roy G. Smoker. who met with
an accident while exercising In the
university gymnasium a short time
ago, is improving rapidly.
Miss Estella Penberthy, who has
been bookkeeper at II. II. Chandeliers
for long time, has gone to Salt
Lake City, Utah. to make her home
with her father.
Even Lewis, Of Ridgeway. returned
home from New York last week,
where be has been engaged in
wrestling contests. 1t is reported
that he is to wrestle in Chicago in u
short time.
Mrs. Louis Laun, who lives on a
farm just north Of this city, met with
quite serious accident on Friday of
last week. While on her way from
one Of the outbuildings TO the house
she slipped and fell heavily on her
forearm, breaking one of the bones.
Dr.. w. j. Pearce attended the patient,
Mr.. w. l.. stone, Of Madison, offers
to give one-tenth OF the necessary
cuticle to save the life of little Myr-
tie Brunn, OF Marinette. The child
was almost fatally burned and the
doctors say that it Will require 100
square inches Of cuticle to save her
life. The childs parents are poor.
Mr.. stone Is special agent travelling
ont of Chicago for the Pacific Mutual
Accident Insurance company He is
about ~ years Of age and has il wife
and Two children. For two years
previous to November, 1895, he was
ticket clerk at the G.. NJ. d st. z,
railway station at Madison. Mr.
Stone is "A brother-in-law TO Mr.. G
! 4. Hahn. of this city.