Rev. K. Pcngelley, of Dodgeville,
will preach in the M. E. church in this
city, next Sunday morning and even-;
ing, and Rev. 11. P. Illako, of this city, l
will preach at Dodgeville.
Mrs. Charity Rusk Craig, president,
and Mrs Puffer, vice-president, of the
Women’s Relief Corps of Wisconsin, 1
were in town on Monday and Tuesday i
making arrangements to establish a
branch of the organization in Mineral
Point.
The commencement exercises of the ,
Cniversity of Wisconsin were held at
Madison on Wednesday of last week.!
James Goldsworthy, of Mineral Point,!
was among the graduates, having com- 1
pleted a full course of four years ini
general science.
John H. Rindlaub, for the past two
years Assistant Principal of our High
School, has accepted the position ofj
Principal of the High School at Dun-1
das, Minn. Mr. Rindlaub is a young, I
progressive teacher, and the people of!
that city are to be congratulated upon j
securing his services.
Delos P. Beech, secretary of thc|
fair association, was at Freeport last I
week, attending the summer meeting
of the driving park association, and
getting pointers to aid him in making
the great district fair to be held at
Mineral Point, the first week in Sep
tember still more attractive than any
of its predecessors.
On Jul' 4th the 10 o'clock freight
train from Monroe will be equipped
with coaches and will carry passen
gers between Monroe and Mineral
Point. This train will leave Mineral
I‘oint at S:oO p. ni. A special train
will leave Platteville at 8:45 a. in.,
Belmont 9:10 a. m., and connect at
t’alamine with the train from Monroe.
