Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-01-20
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THE young mems meeting in the
p. Nj. lecture room next Sunday
J morning at 8 O'Clock will be led by
Mr.. +. +. Hanscom, whose subject
is, "Will our Excuse Stand?"
! Mr.. CHRIS. HANSON one of our
enterprising farmers, favored this Of
flee with call last Saturday and
made the printer happy by placing
the date of his paper up into '9S.
WHY is it that a statement sent
by the printer creates more of Il
commotion than one from the grocer,
dry goods merchant or shoe dealer?
Again, we ask the question, why?
The Welsh Prize Singers sang to
an audience of nearly 800 people at
the city hall last Tuesday evening,
and the general verdict is, that they
were the best of their kind that ever
visited Mineral Point.
REVIVAL service at the p. NJ
church this Thursday evening
The pastor will be assisted by Mr.
Lindsay, the evangelist. The service
will be held in the chapel. The En-
deavors are specially requested to be
present.
IN reading over the city ticket in
last weeks TRIBUNE subscriber
noticed that no name was mentioned
| for Marshal, and has suggested that
of Henry Ovitz. 1t has since been
learned that Mr.. Ovitz would be
pleased with the nomination.
| A FAIR sized audience greeted
| Prof. Young at the opera house last
Friday and Saturday evening, but
the performance, especially the pict-
ures represented by the Projecto
scope, merited larger house. The
! scenes We're so natural that one was
almost led to believe that he was
looking at living pictures and NOV
ing objects.
THE aDemorest Publishing Co., of
New York, are offering piano to
the person sending them the largest
list of subscribers. They will also
give away $500 for the largest lists of
misspelled words found in an adver-
tisement on page 81 in the February
Eumber OF this popular fashion mag
azine. See this months issue OF
Demorest's for rules governing the
contest.
AMONG the entertainers at the
opera house last Saturday evening,
was female mind reader. One of
the secrets divulged by her was that
young lady of our city is to be
married February 18th. The to-be
bride was described as tall, black
eyed, and quite pretty. There being
so many beauties of this description
in our galaxy makes the prophesy
obscure.
At the annual meeting of the Ep-
worth League of the NJ. f. church on
last Monday evening the following
officers were elected for the year to
come:
President-E. Y. Hutchson,
1st Vice Pres.-Miss Lille Jackson.
2nd Miss Annie Tren,
Bird Miss +. Chandler,
4th Miss Sallie Lutey,
Secretary-Chas. Hendra,
! Treasurer-Wil Kendall,
Supt. Junior League-Mrs. 5. w.
Trousdale,
THE stock holders of the First Ma
tional Bank, of this city, held their
annual meeting on Tuesday of last
week. and elected the following
Board of Directors: Jos. Gundry, {.
SpansIey, c. w. McIlhon, w. T.
Gundry, J. II. Vivian, II. j. Penhal-
Logon, Sr., and JAS, Brewer, who at
their meeting elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
President--J. II. Vivian.
e-President-C W. McIlhon.
Cashier-Phil. Allen, Jr.
Asst Cashier-F. f. HanscoIn.
THE MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE
began its 5lst year with its issGe of
Jan. 6. 1t was started in lS4I by
Geo. W. Bliss. He continued pro-
prietor, in whole, or as partner. un-
til 1869, when 1t came under the
management of W. Ii. Bennett, one
Of the present publishers. 1t is not
often that paper as old as the TRl-
RUNE has been in the hands OF only
two publishers. During all these
wears the TRIBUNE has not failed to
make its appearance once each week
with its messages of news, Of Joys,
land of sorrows. 1t has been good
Eclean paper, such a all might well
come in their families, and we wish
il abundant -Plattevllie
Witness.
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