Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-01-07

building and will be ready for BUSH
ness soon.
| Mr.. Thore Aavok, who lived near
Forward, on the eastern border OF
the town Of Moscow, on Monday of
last week, went upto the top OF his
wind mill for the purpose OF oiling 1t
and when about TO come down was
seized with epilepsy. a disease that
he has been subiectto for some time,
and fell from the tower, q distance Of
sixty feet, killing him instantly.
| While Or w. q. Rnggles, VS., and
Frank Stapleton were driving 70
Dodgegille and leading an extra
horse one day last week, the horse
they were leading became frightened
and jumped into the buggy, de-
molishing the buggy and badly In
juring Mr. Ruggles. The horses that
were hitched TO the buggy broke
loose, pulling Mr.. stapleton to the
ground and dragging him by the
lines for some distance before he
could control them.
The committee appointed by the
congregation to prepare bylaws for
a new organization after it bad for
mally Withdrawn from the confer
ence OF the =. NJ. church. made q
report to the congregation Of the new
organization on Wednesday evening
Of last week, which embraced com
plete code Of by laws, and the report
was adopted. Dissenting votes We're
not Of sufficient number to seriously
interfere with the complete accom-
plishment OF the purpose of the new
organization. Perhaps the only con
tention that may arise adverse to
the pacific enjoyment Of the object
Of the new organizations would be
the transfer Of the property by virtue
Of the reorganization from the
possession Of the trustees Of the old
organization to that OF the new
However this may be-, the new or
ganization 1T present has possession
Of the church building, the parson-
age. the funds, and apparently all
the property, ana we learn the for
NAL organization under the new
code viii take place IN Il short time.
From the sun.
Miss Mollie strong, student at the
state university, is spending the hoii
days at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Orville strong.
On Thursday Of last week Mrs
John Ternes, Of the town of Dodge
willie, died suddenly Of heart disease.
She was 50 years of age.
The following musons attended
the funeral IL WIN. Baiubridge at
Mifiin; Grand High Priest J. r.
Pryor, Hon Geo. w. Strong, Wesley
Hooking, Thomas Sims, Arthur l..
Jones aud Thos. I.aughliu.
Word was received here this week
that daughter OF Rev. John Hard
castle was seriously injured by fall-
ing. The many friends Of tie family
here will deeply sympataze with
them ia their aaliction the ac-
eident occurred at Platteville.
Owen King, ST Spring Green, has
resigned from the presidency Of the
village board, owing to the failure
of that body to revoke the licenses
Of three saloon keepers who were
sand te have sold liquor to minors, |
Tie president favored tho repoking
OF the lieence, and, on the boards re-
refusal, resigned as above stated
From the star
The seven year old daughter of
John Madison and wife. ot Pine
Knob, died On Saturday list and was
buried sunday.
Miss Belle Grant. Of Milwaukee.
spont Christmas ut the home Of her
parents Register Patrick Grant and
wife, ii This city.
Thomas Carkeok, OF Dubuque Ia,
WHO has been guest At tho home
OF Oryillc strong tor a week az more,
returned to lbs hoae ou Monday.
john farru8her, Who has hoen ALL
Ing over year has been very much
worse 81 late With Little show for im-
provenleut Ntr Farragher ~ III GA
citizen