22 Feb 1883
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Newspaper
Mineral Point Tribune
Location
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1883
Page
1
Methodist and Primitive Methodist and Presbyterian pastors listed with service times, Sunday schools, and prayer meetings. A German and Irish church listings appear with Mass times and high Mass. Local remarks mention lectures, revivals, birthdays, snowfall issues, street safety, and upcoming social events at Presbyterian and other venues.
Wright visited Madison last week securing from Prof. W A Henry a promise to deliver two talks before the 8 W W I Association in this city in two or three weeks. Topics will be Dairying and Sorghum its culture and manufacture. Free admission with forenoon and afternoon sessions for farmer attendance.
The report from the State Amber Cane Association meeting in Madison notes top samples from Wyoming Valley and Champaign works. Awards favor Daniel Root of Hudson and A Peterson of Wyoming with other honors to Geo Grant, A B Green, Wm Kazier, and George Dibble. Local items include residents' health updates and movements of Dr Gruno and Mr Swenson headed to Hutchinson Kansas.
Linden notes sickness visits and town talk as Morse and Wickham visit from New Springs while Crase returns to Dakota. James Ferrill from Quinnesec brings his wife for interment. Miss Maggie Richards and John Crase wed and plan a spring Iowa trip. Tax notice urges settlement before March to avoid fee, signed Joan Carpenter Town Treasurer.
Next Sunday at the M E church conducts a quarterly meeting with sermons by the presiding elder on Saturday at 7 pm and Sunday services at 9 am 10 30 am and 1 pm including the Lord s Supper. Tories at P M church by Rev Dawson and tax topics at Presbyterian church by Rev J N Elliott cover broad religious themes.
In this city Feb 17 by P Allen Sen at his residence Henry Reynolds and Maggie Wilkenson both of Mifflin. Fox Rrynotos In this city Feb 17 by P Allen Sen at his residence Joseph H Fox of Linden and Edith Reynolds of unknown location.
Galena to get a steam fire engine. Horst Gann reappointed postmaster at Warren Sentinel. Calamine mill dance ends tragically for a guest who danced two hours then went crazy. Ridgeway projects new buildings next spring. Belmont butter sales top 1,400. Calumet region swindle losses reach 15,000. Collins site offers hotel tax-free. Milwaukee and St. Paul line station earns 4,000 in January. Mazomanie knitting factory expansion. Sam Marrish travels to Chicago. Pineries report better winter conditions for logging. Lake Monona ice boats seen. snow cover urged to curb sport.
Dr. W. T. Cammerr of the St. Louis Eye and Ear Infirmary will visit Darlington on March 21 for a week and Mineral Point on March 29 for a month. He is well known in the region for several years of practice and urges local residents with eye trouble to seek his help. Mrs. Harelay Felch, M. D., of Chicago, will lecture to local women next Monday at 4 p.m. on health topics, presenting the introductory talk of a proposed course.
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