Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-04-29
NUMBER II.
The Bennett-Wearne Wedding.

LeMars, Iowa, Post, April 2Sd: A
very pleasant home wedding occur
red yesterday afternoon at 6 o'clock,
when Mr., T.. Z. Bennett, of Mineral
Point, Wis, was united in marriage
to Miss Mildred Wearne at the home
of her uncle, Mr.. J. Penhallegon, of
this city. Rev. A. u. McGoguey tied
the nuptial knot, The house had
been beautifully decorated with
plants and cut flowers, a floral can
opy being erected for the couple to
stand under. The bride was attired
in n travelling suit and carried
bouquet OF jasmine.
After the ceremony an elegant
wedding supper was served by Mrs.
Penhallegon, assisted by her niece,
Miss Hattie Wearne, sister of the
bride Tho couple left on the even
ing train for Chicago where they will
remain a few days before making
their home in Mineral Point. The
groom is IA promising young man
there, being connected with the Min
eral Point Tribune, and the bride
has been teacher in the same city.
Although she has never made her
home here she has made many warm
friends during her frequent visits at
her uncle's. She is a lady Of inesti-
mable worth and her many friends
wish them JOY and happiness for
their married life. Miss Plumb and
Mr.. Wallace McArthmrw were the )nly
guests besides the family. Mr.. John
Penhallegou, of Mineral Point, and
Sam Penhallegon and family, of
Struhle, were present,
REV. w. tEoFT Informs u shat the
village school house of New Dig
gings was strucK by lightning and
burned Thursday night Of last week.
II is presumed that the bolt struck
the belfry, Fire was discovered about
| | o'clock, under too much headway
to be checked, although there was a
steady down-pour of rain at the time.
Desks, books and all contents We're
burned The building was two
story. valued at about $500; insured
for Sl,7OO. The term Of school was
within three weeks OF its close
AT the last meeting Of Excelsior
Camp, No. 2sl2. NJ w. of A., ii was
decided to hold the meetings on the
second and last Saturday evenings
Of each month until oct lst, On the
last Friday evening in May all mem-
bers of the camp are requested to
bring their families and lunch bas-
kets, and good social time will be
INDUCED in.
FRED BRANGERs little four-year-
old son had his arm broken between
the elbow and shoulder one day last
week, by falling of n horse on which
he was riding, and which was being
led by his uncle. The injury received
prompt attention, and the little fell
low is doing well.
Mrs. JAMES ARGALI, long a resi-
dent Of this city, but now making
her home at Dodgeville, came in on
Tuesday, accompanied by her daugh-
ters, Mrs. Peters and Miss Louisa, for
a short visit among old friends, with
whom the TRIBUNE is pleased to be
counted.
MISS KATE MclLHoN returned
home Saturday evening from Chi
cago, where she had been visiting,
suffering with a severe cold, which
developed into case Of pneumonia
Monday morning. At this writing
she is reported to be convalcsccnt.
A CARPET sweeper saves It's cost in
brooms and wear Of carpet, besides il
saves the other furniture Of room
from the coating- Of dust raised in
sweeping by the broom process, and
makes the labor Of sweeping easy.
A. +. Bishop, the furniture man, sells
the best make Of sweeper. See it be-
fore you buy. l7w3
E@ iddjjoa0 tocdts on III and
5M po0cS.