The Nashua Reporter from Nashua, Iowa • Page 8

trarv has been seriously Get a Return When You Buy a Welch of Us. 4 Why don't you buy your tobacco at the Smoke Houae? We give you a return ticket good for a year. If your watch goes wrong it and we give A NEW WATCH FREE. You may wonder how we can afford it. Our watches don't go wrong.

We don't sell a i See? Stanton Jewelry Comp Brinsrlii vour shpnr-; and rhcmi vVhy don't you buy year tobacco at the Smoke Eonse? N. E. Gary can sell you a home iu Nashua on the installment plan. tobaeee at the Smoke wus in town Monday on busines Mrs. A.

E. Sutiiif, of Plainfield, was dental work iu town Tuesday having done. H. V. floughton, of Sis Mile Grove, fas a business caller in Charles Citv Thursday.

Mrs. W. W. Bumgardner visited i her daughter. Violet, in Charles Citv Tuesday.

any, ISUffill tjh lit: jf 1 PSi mimm-- it iinwi Sfc'J-' i pit mm- 1 Bring in your shears and have them groud free. JEWELERS. We Fix Witches Other FolKs Can't, Inquire at this office. Now is the time to have your harness repaired at Miller's. i and Mrs.

E. J. Wells spent a few hours in Cedar Fulls Monday. i H. O.

Potter returned home Tues- wa day from a business trip to Chicago. Mesdames A. L. Shores aud Jauies Lee, of PlainiieUl. were in town Tues- da3'.

Mrs. H. M. Peterson went to Plain- tield Tuesday night for a days' visit i relatives. Airs.

D. T. Miller returned hor.ie Thursday from a two days' visit i relatives in Waterloo. You will tind more fun at the Union Station than any place you ever visited. Opera house.

March 20. -Mrs. Ed of Waterloo, was in town Thursday afternoon, being on her way home Mason Citv. M. Henderson, of Oeiwehi.

was town the latter parr of the week Business. Mrs. Andy Bean went City Tuesday for a few with relatives. Mrs. Sarah Jenks came down from Charles Cit-v Thursday a visit with Mrs.

M. E. Waite. to Charles days' visit i Clara Darns went ro Carrville Monday for a few days" visit with Mrs. John Shannon.

NASHUA MARKETS. Corrected every Wednesday afternoon. Moving pictures and illustrated songs at the Electric- 5-eenv Theater each evening and Saturday afternoon. A box of ciears sriveu awav at the Smoke House Satarday niVht. A coupon given with every .3 cent pur- Heavy prenj 360 Li Brood ht premium GRAIX A -White oats isc Corn 50-GOc Flax 77c Timothy seed 3 SO Barley Potatoes Butter-dairy Butter-cream' THE CITY A I I I A A I An entire change of night at the Electric 5-cent T'h'eat-er.

ij'c Dr. Geo. D. Graham, over (: I Leuthold Hiukley's. 7S.

Albert- Demro is able to be out again I after a two weeks' seige with the i Geo. L. Beck spent Sunday at the home of his parents iu Brownsdale. Minn. Mrs.

Emma Stengel went to Mitchell Tuesday where she will visit- with relatives. LOCAL EDITOR. Hay, straw and corn for Bond. -H. J.

2S-3 Rev. Sinden was a Charles Cicy visitor Tuesday. J. W. Cagley transacted business in er in 7 aterloo.

Charles City Monday. jSashna visitor Mondav. Theater. Doors open at 7 p. ra.

Highest price paid for good i 0. Potter Co. 1 eeks Ia5t evening for where his broth: Coupons given with every 5-cent er. Leslie, is located, and where a po- purchase at the Smoke I sition awaits him. 10 i Flossie and Clio Usher visiting Karl Seifert departed I with relatives in week.

for Center Grove where he has a position second trick operator in the block system. Miss Kose Myers, trained nurse who had been caring for Mrs. Celia Stocks during her illness, returned to her home in New Hampton Saturday. Dan Bate is moving today from his a south of town into his house on the West side which has been occupied by Chauucy Citv Press. Miss Louise Fangruan closed her winter term of school in the Hogan school, north of town.

Friday, and in evening held a box social. About was taken in. Mrs. M. H.

Noble returned home Saturday from St. Paul, where she had been to select her spring stock I millinery goods. She was accompanied 03- her trimmer, Miss Burgett. Ellen Knight went to Charles City Friday where she remained unti the following day with her daughter, Bertha, and from there she went to Lanesboro. to visit relatives.

H. Bennor, who lives north of town for one Joseph Shultz returned home day from Chicago where he had been I ou business. i Ring up 107 and your meat will be delivered in time for dinner. Porter Co. Mrs.

R. M. Lampson returned home i Iflursday from a visit with her moth- For Rent--Five-room cottage good cistern. Place has two lots i small barn. I i of Chas.

Temple. Will Miller aud family came over from Greene Friday night for an over Sunday visit with a Shannon and family. Mrs. Chris Christiansen came down from Charles City Tuesday i for a visit with Mrs. Hans Hanson.

The district meeting ot Knights of Pythias will be held in Charles Citv March 12. There are seven counties in this district. Mrs. Andy Bean. went to Charles City Tuesday to be.present at an op- Buy your House.

Mrs. M. E. Case is numbered among the sick thia week. songs 5-cent Theater.

A bos of cigars given away absolutely free at ihe Smoke House Saturday night. Mrs. Henry Walleser returned home Saturday from a visit i her ehil- dren. in Charles City. Most iaiiirhable entertainment of the year-the Union Station, at the opera house March 20.

Mrs. J. H. Green, of Osage, is visiting this week with her parents, Mr. I and Mrs.

Martin Schroeder. The Byers brothers' residence prop- eriy for'sale. Terms to suit- C. A. Moody arrived Thursday from Bellingiiam, where iie had been spending i i i a i i quite nee 1 Mrs.

Win. Crawford is i a i Rmi: up yii when in nurse; -Mrs. C. Fro-t. Mrs.

,1. 1. Holeoml) went to Charles City yesterday to visit friends. Richard Bean who is from is much worse i week. i a a who is sick with trouble, lias been worse the Change of program each he Electric 5-cent Theater a Sat the Electric 5-cent Theater Mesdames Geo.

Trac- Laberee were Charles Citv yesterday. Eugene Shoup, who has West Union for some time home vesterdav. I( Geo visitors returne A. Johnson, of Minneapolis ar rived Tuesday for a visit at of Philip McLarnan. a Oni Mrs.

John a of i who has been desperately ill for the W. Yanston, who is i i i past two weeks, is some "better and it creeping paralysis, is steadily growing worse. Mrs. Hans ot a eration performed upon Mrs. Richard Lvons.

her sister, For Sale--A good farm team Michaels, of iPlainneld, was ln about 2.SOO: also harness and wag- Nashna Mnnrlat- i Have yon visited the Electric 5 -cent G. K. Smith is somewhat under the weather this week, having had an at- March born to For a good hand-made harness. beart tr llb that is made right, go to Miller's. and Mrs.

Eugene Bond are the nri nf i Dr. and Mrs. G. 0. Graham snafft I Sunday with relatives in Waterjtfo.

Mrs. Lucinda Livermore, gf River; ton, has been quite sick the' past few i days. Remember the date, March 20. and visit the Union house. Station at the opera Mrs.

A. O. Adams and daughter, Cora, were Charles City Thursday. Mrs. C.

TV. Avers is assisting at the switchboard in the Corn Belt telephone office. were Monday by the death of Mrs. Mundfrom's njother. Mrs.

C. H. Logan and son, John came up from Plainfield Monday for a visit at the home of Oscar Thompson. Mrs. N.

H. Chrisrianson visited the latter part of. the week with Chris Christianson and family, near Charles i Mrs. Jesse Biasier came UD from Waverly Monday for a visit with her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. brand. John Hilde- W. A. Fleming was confined to his home the latter part- of the week with a severe cold.

Wm. Simpson has been TT ill the past week, bnt at this writing is mnch better. (justa Hanneman. who had been visiting with her sister -George Keller and Emil Meiers left onday night for Porterville, nere they have employment await- them. Lena "Wagner went to Charles City Satnrdav for an over Sunday visit with friends.

Mrs. C. -W: Ayers went to Cedar Falls Saturday night, called there by the illness of her father. Mrs. Geo.

Pen-in came down from Charles City Satnrday for a visit with her Mrs. Jenson. Cbas. Mnnson, accompanied by Miss Anna Munson. went to.

her new home in Floyd Tuesday. Osteopathy, Dr. M. Women aud children only. Ellis -block, Charles City.

Iowa. Sirs. E. E. Satliff came Plainfield Tuesday for a visit her parents; Walter Smith and Mrs.

Chas. Notton returned home from a week's visit with her sister, Mrs. Paul Carrier, in Waterloo. K. E.

Gary has added to his list the Moose properties in Nashua now occupied by" Chas. Smith. Herren and Allie W. A. Granger and wife drove to Plainfield Tuesday morning and spent the day with Mr.

and Mrs. Mike Herrington. Mrs. Laura Poiaeroy, who had been visitang with her sister, Mrs. Spencer Faville, returned to her home in Waterloo Saturday.

There was a box social at the Schalloch schoolhouse, west of town Friday night and taken in Miss Lois Bate is the teacher. The families of C. E. and Elwin Wright, who have-been living east ol town, have moved onto the Henry 'Bice farm, seven miles from Ionia. who will -o i i i nil Jrred Dickman, returned to her home I in Charles City Thursday.

John Bird is recovering from a se- yere attack of the grip. His son, Otto, is somewhat disabled, having a sore knee which causes him to crutches. Your subscription MUST be squared ap before the first of April. The nost omce department says so. There are still a few on our list affected by this ruling.

Harrison and family departe -the first of the week for "Appleton where they will make thei home. Thus another good famil 1 moves ont of our community. The entertainment Union Station will be presented at the Nashua open house March 20, by home talent, un der the auspices of the Ladie's' Aid society of the Congregational church Mrs. Eli Feather, who had been visiting the past week with old Nashua mends, returned to her home in Elk River. Monday.

She was ac- has been having a serious time several weeks with a felon upon of his fingers, and has been unable to do any work with- it, besides i considerable pain. Rev. Fr. Nacke entertained at home in this city on Thursday the following priests: Rev. Forkenbrock of Waterloo: Rev.

W. Rottler, of Raymond; Rev. Henry Rheinert, of Independence; and Rev. Kunkei, of Waverly. Mr.

and Mrs. H. M. Peterson were the victims of a surprise party on Saturday night. The affair was a complete surprise to them as they did not realize what was doing until the guests began to arrive.

Mrs. P. had been invited to one of the neighbors during the day in order that the home might be in readiness to receive the company. A nice supper was served, the evening was spent socially, and, everyone enjoyed a very pleasant' evening Mrs. C.

W. children, and Mrs. Thompson 1. R. Waite acd and Kathleen, spent Saturday relatives in Charles afterneon with City.

It pays to have your harness oiled and repaired. Oar price, for washing and oiling any kind of doable harness, or $1.00 for oiling Miller's Harness Shop. Mts. Duncan McCnlloch continues improve in health. Her brother, Bod McQullam.

of Canada, who had "been called here by her serious ill; new, returned hone Monday. jS E. E. Brooks and family, who been living in the Eck residenqr the year, move opon thejr farm WMt of town, this month, and' Agent McCoe and family will occupy the vacated by them. Mrs.

Sam Cleveland and children departed Tuesday for Webster. S. where they will join Mr. Cleveland and make tbeir home. They take with them the best wishes -of many friends to their home.

A baby boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Currier yesterday afternoon. Mr. Currier is a tinner at the Illinois Central shops and is one of the proudest men in the tin shop today--Waterloo Courier, March 2.

The Odd Fellows gave a party Monday- evening in their hall in honor of E. H. Tyler and Myron Cagiey, who are soon to move away. The evening was spent in playing cinch and a nice supper was served to the twenty-five guests present. Misses Florence and Hattie Thompson entertained a few of their friends at their home in this city Friday nieht previous to their departure from the community.

The evening was spent playing cards and refreshments served. a dozen of Mr. and Mrs. has. McKenzie's friends gave them a happy surprise on Friday calling at tbeir home rather "Unexpectedly to spend a social evening with them.

An appetizing supper was served. Mrs. McKenzie was I presented with a dish. very pretty salad All New Wall Paper for 1908 If you were to ask us for a side wall border and ceiling to match the 1907 line we could not show tnem to you. We sold all but a few odds and ends.

Come and ask us to show you the New Colors and Exclusive Designs for 1908. We can do that, and a larger line to choose irom than we have ever shown before. I 1 Prices from 5c per double roll to 75c We Sell the Best of Everything In Our Line. Drug Co, W. F.

RAYMOND, rtgr. Phone JO If we fill your prescriptions they are ill right. Misses Daphne Hoyer and Fay Potter have both been quite sick the past week, being confined to their homes and unable to attend school. Will Tucker and Jerome Young, accompanied by C. H.

Bauder, departed Tuesday night for Texas aud New Nexico where they will look for land. Amos Lynes, of Waterloo, visited with his sisters. Mesdames 'H. M. Peterson and A.

Biasier, Tuesday. Mr. Lynes has recently purchased a home in Waterloo. Chas. Munson and wife moved to Floyd the first of the week they will make their The best wishes of their friends low them to their new home.

"Uncle" Tom Tracy has been having a seige of the grip for some time past and has not been able to come to town for five weeks i Tuesday. We are glad to see him so well a his illness. Mrs. H. G.

Hay, of.Des Moinps, and Rev. C. E. Luce a a i of Blairstown, arrived Saturday' i called here by the serious illness of Mrs. C.

C. Huntlev, mother of Mrs. Ray and grandmother of Rev. Luce. The playright, Hal Reid, has written many successes in the past few years but he has fairly outdone i self in W.

F. Mann's "The Cowpuncher," which is booked to appear flip Olfr- is thought i i i recover. The electric theater had an exceptionally strong bill Monday jiisriu and packed the theater to its doors. The patronage of the a is constaiiUy Mrs. Charlotte Waits returned home Saturday night Cresco, where she had been i i the winter with her daughter, Mrs.

Chas. I Free haul'. who lias been sick for some i with a ifiincer, is very low. if vou would i drive car- do miss Union the oiji. 1 hou-e March -i).

The Fanners I i is in session at the opera house tins an interesting and instructive i is being held. exuect to be able oint -'to give our ret the J. riullivaii. who had been i i i i i i a i i i i i i a home in Tuesday. Ida V.VeUs, lias been insr al (.

ic-veland. i Toronto, has Ami Sloauuou, of Powersvillp been quite the sick the I with stomach and liver trouble. i C. J. Speers and family a 1 Dana the first of the and a settled on their a east ot Mr.

and Mrs. John up from Waterloo Saturday 0r i her mother, Mrs. They brought with baby boy whom they hav "Jg home at Des Moiues. Roy Went-worth received Tuesday from Richard Miuulan ing that he was with the circuit and' was ac i Kas. He has'been i tbe Coast, but card 0 on the Coast, but the clim-irV ive our readers a e'oud account ot i a i have i tieino- meeting in our next issue.

i tbe i i i did not agree with hinT r. und L. C. who had to have throat tro.ible. i visiting for the past three weeks i i'-- i' al i lrs ane Simpson, a daughter of i her mother, Mrs.

(i. Bauder, and of who 'f-. A so Plainiield iss Tiiomas. ior the past has iicsn eolieiie Hi. is vis- al the.

of 1 erson. Mr. beeii with her mother, Mrs. (jr. Bauder.

and brother, C. H. Bander, ami sister. Mrs. Wm.

i i a to their home iu Parks, a N. E. Gary is now busy papering and a i i and a i oilier necessary repairs on his a a house which lie has rented to J. hageu, from near Powersville. Air.

Ruoenhaijen take.s possession of the present Our glorious west seems to be a as resourceful in material for as it is for any other a a modity and it is understood from a reliable source a "The Cow-Puncher." which was pronounced a success -'-ui'-s Lyner-, of Phii in the east last season, will a a ai hero Tuesday the opera house in Charles City on C'narlus Cny to March 20. Morgan colts to pa-tv Tho base ball boys' danee al the 3 1 opera bouse Tuesday i was a f- T- i and wife i a i great succes i a i a and socially. 1( very a at The net proceeds a to better i home last than seventy dollars, 10U ticktits beiii" I i i II you are not able i.i.;e a i i a a i town you a at leasi ail i ot the Union at the opera house on i jMrs. C. C.

I i who has been i sie's-r some Lime pasi. has been worse tin. few days 1 the same. a i 'eterson. of and a niece of A.

N. rhi and who is a singer of consider able note, was recently married to a a in Chicago, where s) resided for some time. She vWted i home of her uncle in this i the holidays. and -Mesdames A and D. Patten gave a couple of'cjrtj a i to a large of 25 haa people last Thursday and Frid-M-evp nings at the A.

H. S'afus on or past tidy people were present- a and entered heartih- i i spirited game of cinch until hour pa-sed i hen reshraents served to i ni lsun sandwiches. pota on, of ed Pickles, oaves, coffee, assorted i pineapple sherbet. and at the Charles March 20. City opera hous'e Some time ago Mrs.

Geo. Beck, of Riverton, dislocated her ankle ind she has not yet recovered the effects of ifc. Dened while she joint from The accident- a was i for a a against nest. She had climbed that had been placed a stack of fodder, and ifc slipped and she fell to tbe ground. B.

UJlom and children and his jrother, Lige, who has made his lome with i on Monday for Webster, S. where they will "make home, Mr. Ullom a i a farm near that shipped their roods and stock from Charles Citv. They were a the best, people of Riverton and we join with i riends in wishing them prosperity in new home. Thirteen of the gentlemen friends )f Charley and Lige Ullom dropped in them last Friday evening and pent a few hours playing cinch.

The gathering was a farewell send off for Charley and Lige Monday oeing sold. The business men were generous in i patronage, as one of the i a the a i of the catalogue houses was not noticeable. Mr. and Mrs. u.

0. Waterloo, were given a a i re- ception by i last ing, prior" to their a a i i were presented i i a They f-d a S. I or their new home at Webster, S. D. was a jolly "stag" party and was fiven as a mark of esteem in which he Messrs.

Ullom are held by their icighbors. in Riverton. About thirty of Ihe friends of Mrs William Schmidt gathered at he home in West Richland Sunday even ing March 1st, and gave her a happy surprise, the occasion being her fifty second birthday. They came witl well filled baskets and about ten o'clock a fine supper was served. The evening was spent in music and game and a very enjoyable time had.

She was the recipient of many useful anc beautiful presents. Mrs. J. F. Shattuek.

who recently returned home from Chicago where she had been spending the winter with her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Bradford, was given a surprise party the W. R.

C. of the locality in which she was visiting previous to her return to Nashua, the affair was a sur prise to Mrs. S. although she happened to be seated near a window where she could see the guests as they left the home wherin they had gathered, and preceded on their way to the Bradford home. However, a very pleasant evening was spent aiid a dainty menu was served.

That Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Tatro, who moved from Dougherty last week onto the farm vacated by H.

M. Ullom, left many friends to regret their de- I parture is evidenced by a large surprise party tendered them a few days before they left Dougherty. The crowd numbered about forty, posed of members of the Catholic Order of Foresters, of which Mr. T. is a fellow member.

"Cards, music, and dancing were indulged in," says the Dougherty World, "and everyone took part i amassment, with a merry zest which caused the hours to fly with inconceivable swiftness." A handsome Morris chair was given to Mr. and Mrs. Tatro as a token of the esteem in which they arc held. salad dish and a a painted cup and saucer. Mr.

and Mrs. nison will be remembered bv a i our readers. Mr. K. a i lieen 'en- gaged in the grocery business here few years ago.

last a i of the W. R. Feb. ill. I went v-fo'lir bers were present.

Oil account of sickness at Mrs. Herreirs the sewing society will meet at Geo Tracy's next Friday a ih'rch 15., Would be pleased to have served. Tlif Helen "JJny-r. J- W. Caglvy has tion as i i i i i crf-amcr 1 irom is i- i a i i is soon: 'rho- i ill and For Sale.

Two good Jersey cows, will be one mare 9 years old; priced L. Smith, Greenwood, For Rent. I i a i The Mrs. Lyman Parrish i well, and llealey. HoutO a i I For Sale.

Kur who possibly can. K. o' Elk i a oi' our corps, visited us. We tool- Mrs. Frost by l); Mrs.

J. W. Watt, who wa Omaha several weeks ago rious illness ol her sister. home Sunday i has been sick i i ever since she went, there and yet a to he out of bod'. Shi accompanied home by her Win.

Bartlett, who returned to r-)ia that evening. Her niece Turnbull, of i a i Sat'inia- i to care for her. A deal was closed by Saturday chased E. J. Wells of the best in i i i will not be i I May.

We are glad to note the a i are expecting to Cedar Falls at some are loath to leave Xas); remain here lor lt many friends of Mr. and ana their young people i see them situated in so ni- lias i a i i i i ovc-rA. .1. i i i i i aud i a i a i i i i i. P.

Kock, S. C. R. I. a Leghorn cockerels a I i Also a '225-egg incubator for sale.

i Xhsluia, fowa. For Sale. power gasoline engine sale cheap. Just been overhauled and in good shape. Write or a at tins ollice.

Pay for REPORTER one- year in a i a und for a cents additional we i have sent to you the Weekly laser Ocean-more or better value you get for the Wednesday i forty-eight of the friends of Mr. and headed by W. ed their home, i i eatables and 'proceded good time. Ihe affair surprise on and had been busy all dav p-jr paratory to moving onto Ji. a i farm of and had no i i a i was to be thus invado'd neighbors walked in soon recovorcd i and proved themsely-s hospitable was spent in playing a We have not made a i i the fact scnbftr calls at the subscription, as is the some of the papers, -e tor Saturday in pr, rson Ullom, is neservir-r mention in this vanced the pai() (lat 'OUTKR to i 1 0 a 1 istof subsorilu ounty, (here I 'ver 1-200 onds.

a a when STYLES FOR LADIES: a i Leather, Tan, Chocolate, Vici i or single sole, Pat. or Stock Tip, Bi'u. or Balbriggan Prices from SI.50 to $3.50 per pair. in Nearly as Many Styles ak-Over Store 11AR KS, Proprietor. i NEWSPAPER.