Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-04-19
Easier Services ut ST. Psy,,s.

The religious serviceS and ceremonies
of Easter Sunday were more than or
dinarily solemn and elaborate at St.
PauFs Catholic shercs>. Nager was
there such an abundance of towering
plants of various species-geraniums,
petunias, tulips, Easter and Gala lilies,
etc. So tactfully and skilfulIy were
they arranged on the Altar and in the
Sanctuary that the ensemble presented
a refreshing and happy grouping, show
ing to advantage the different colored
blossoms and flowers. The credit for
this is due to Miss Mary Healy, Mrs.
Thoma and Mrs. G. w. Holmes, who
we're in charge of the decoration.
The choir seemed never to have been
in better voice. Under the direction of
Miss Agnes Gorgen, they gave Leon
ards Mass in B fiat in an exceptionally
forceful and pleasing manner. The
harmony and time were remarkable,
showing care in the preparation. All
the singers were deserving of praise.
Both services were well attended. At
the First Mass large number received
Holy Communion. At the Last Mass
the church was crowded, very graft
flying fact, considering the condition of
the roads.
The Pastor, Father O'Keefe, preach
ed an appropriate and effective Easter
sermon from the text, "You seek Jesus
of Nazareth; He is risen; He is not
here; behold the place where they laid
Him." The days exercises were fin
ished with Vespers and Benediction of
the Blessed Sacrament, which, also,
were attended by very large congre-
cation.
In this spring weather anyone with
the spirit of Isaac Walton in him is like
ly to want to take day off and go fish
ing. That good fellows may not get into
trouble, the Wanpun Leader recites GER
tain important provisions and prohibi-
tons of the Wis. statutes, as follows:
"The open season for brook and rain
bow trout at present is as follows:
From May to August Is, and then only
with hook and line, and with no other
methods. No net of any kind may be
used in streams containing trout of any
variety, or any snary trap which may
catch or kill fish. Dip nets may be used
in streams flowing into Lake Michigan,
and only distance of three miles in
land beginning at said shore. Open sea-
son for game fish in inland waters is
from May rs to March |, and from March
to May 25 the following fish may
not be taken in any manner whatsoever,
which are called bass, pike, pickerel
and muskellunge. 1t is prohibited to use
dynamite or other explosives to take or
kill fish. Spears may only be used dur
ing the day time for rough fisA only. ;"
An interesting wedding took place
at the county seat Thursday, April IL,
at the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
d. Sellers, the Rev. J Hardcastle of
floating. The contracting parties were
Mr.. George w. Woolrich of Willow
Springs and Miss Kate Sellers of Dodge
VILE The wedding march was well ex-
ecuted by Miss Simmins, and the bridal
procession was led into the inviting
parlor arranged for the service by the
baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Simmns. A select gathering of rela-
tives and friends witnessed the cere-
mony, which was followed by congrat-
ulations and royal banquet. Thus
the happy young couples start in life
was exceedingly enjoyable. Mr.. and
Mrs. Woolrich will locate in Willow
Springs, where the groom has ever
been highly respected and will prove
a useful citizen. The bride is a young
woman possessing every qualification
that goes to make an ideal wife and
life companion.