The Greene Recorder from Greene, Iowa • Page 6

Celebration Clothes! The Glorious Fourth will soon be here. Of course you are going to celebrate and no doubt you will want to celebrate in style, in a manner befitting our nation's greatness. You certainly will want to do honor to the birthday of the greatest nation on earth in a new, swell, up-to-date, cool summer outfit. You can find just the celebration outfit you want here, as we are elegantly prepared to supply your needs for yourself or boys, no matter what they may be in the line of summer togs with an elegant, nobby, swell, up-to-date assortment of summer Suits, Shoes, Hats, Shirts, Furnishings, at prices quality considered the ever named you. We want to supply you with your celebration outfit and want you to be sure to call and see us before you purchase anything in the line of men's or boys' wearing apparel.

that it will pay you handsomely to do so. Kindly favor us with a sonal investigation an convince yourself that it willjbe to your interest to buy your celebration outfit of us. Thomas Block, THE IOWA RECORDER. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY By AMOS INGALLS. Official Paper of Butler County.

Entered at the Post Office, at Greene, Iowa, second-class mail matter. Wednesday, June 1SO4. -Chicken Food at Carney's. -We print the right kind of sale bills. --Trunks and Valises for sale by J.

Stober. --Chick Food--just the thing for little chickens. --The latest sheet music at the RECORDER ollice. --S. Bing was in Clarksville on business Friday afternoon.

--Mrs W. E. Patterson visited at Marble Kock last week. --The eagle will "lit" here about uly 4th. Cotne and see it "lit." --Mrs.

J. K. Spike returned home Friday from her visit in Wayerly. --Mrs. J.

II Larue a'nd children visited with relatives in VVaverly last week. --A large supply of lap dusters at L. J. Stober's harness shop. Trices right.

--Miss Mary Feyereisen came home from her Mason City visit even- --Charley JVloUraw up i Clatksvillo Thursday to i on the Press. --Cabinet Photos, the iegular 83.00 grade, for S2.50 until uly 1st Doore'a Studio. --Have Central give you No 70 and order some of Feyereisen's fancy strawberries. --W. V.

Greene came home Irom Wmdom, last Thursday for a brief stay. around lady and gent around gent" at the big dance at the opera house 4th. --It will pay you to feed Carney's Chicken Food. It makes the little ones grow and the old hens lay. --O.

C. Perrin and wife and Mrs. F. L. Stober and baby returned home last Friday from their Ohio visit.

--Miss Gertrude Greene returned home Thursday evening from a two weeks' visit with friends in Charles City. --Billy Ilagarty has gone to Minnesota and will spend some time up in that country, where he has bought --Miss Anna Kessler went to Nora Springs Saturday and from there to St. Ansgar for an over Sunday and Monday visit --Moulton Ilartness, has a position in N. J. Gerhard's store, and will try and learn something about that Jine of business this summer.

--Paul Daage was down from Rock- tord last week looking after the work at the telephone exchange, while Perry Hoggs was laid up with quinsy, --Capt. O. II. Lyon, one of the prominent citizens of Kockford, died at his home on Satnrdaj', 18. Mr.

Lyon had been a i i in health for some time and his death was not unexpected. --James U. McClnre of Washington, D. arrived here last Friday for a visit of a few weeks with hia parents and many friends. He is looking well and can assure him he Is thrice welcome to oir i --Chicken Wheat at Carney's.

--Grand ball at the opera house on July 4th. --R. G. Tyler was up from Waterloo Saturday. --Velvets from 55c.

to C5c, per yard at the Blake Millinery. --A fine line of Slippers for ladies and children at Carney's. --Mr. and Mrs. F.

H. Camp spent Sunday with relatives in --Get your picture-taken now while Doore is making S3 Cabinets lor per dozen, --Leave your orde-c for fancy straw berries at Scantlebury's or at Feyereisen's Fruit Farm. --Mr. and Mrs, Geo, A. Carney and daughter Persis drove to Bristow Sunday for a visit --Mr.

and Mrs. II. Dunning of Charles City were over Sunday visitors I. A. Ingalls and family.

--Mrs, Martin, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs Jewel), left Saturday for her home in Illinois. --Mrs. Sollie Moss of Sheffield is here Visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.

Putnam, and other relatives. --Mrs. Ed Johnson and baby returned home Saturday from their two weeks' visit at Pomeroy, Iowa. --Miss A a Smith is coming down from Marble Rock today for a visit with her sister, Mrs. W.

E. Patterson. --The P. E. and B.

I. will enjoy a garden party this Miss Gertrude Greene will be the hostess. --Remember that Doore is making dull finish cabinet pictures for 82.30 per dozen. Regular grade. This month only.

--Mrs. Ed. Morrill and daughter Mrs. Fred Kivell, who have been visiting relatives in Whittemorc, returned home Saturday. 1 --Mr.

and Mrs I. A. Ingalls were called to New Hampton Monday by the death of Robert Rowley, a nephew of Mrs. Ingalls. --Mrs.

Lulu Farr-Crosby of Clarlrs- ville was taken by Dr. Nevins this morning to a city hospital, where she will undergo an operation. --The Misses Alice ana- Margaret Ilardman went to Clear Lake and Mason City last week to visit friends. Miss Margaret returned Saturday, but Miss Alice remained Cot a longer visit. --John Timblm came back to Greene yesterday from southern Minnesota, where he has been for several and will remain here until fall at least.

He says prospects for crops where he was are very discouraging, --Mr. antk Mrs. Butler of Nashua came over Sunday and spent the day at the home of Mrs. Butler's sister, Mrs. C.

II. Crandall. Their daughters, Misses Lela and Rilla, who have been here since Thursday visiting Miss Merle, accompanied them home. --M. Hlumer is expecting his mother here today from Mantorville, to make him and family an extended visit.

She will be accompanied by her diiighter in-law, Mrs. II. Blumer of a a and a young granddaughter, Myrtle Joslyn, of Mantorville. --Mrs, Ilattie Dilts, daughter Joyce and son Paul of Dee Moines arc visiting at the home of Dr. and Patterson and were present yesterday at the meeting of the Ladies' Embroidery Club, when Mre.

Patterson entertained them. Miss Joyce favored the i "ow fine music --Come to Greene to celebrate the Fourth. --Good Screenings for chickens at Dave Carney's. --F, C. Ayer returned from a trip to Waterloo Sunday.

--George Caruey went to Northwood on business yesterday. --Mrs J. D. Shook went to Waterloo Monday to visit relatives. --Mibs Nora, Hart is attending sum mer school in Des Moir.es.

--Regu'dr meeting oi the Eastern Star next Friday evening, 1st. --Mr, and Mrs. Bert Hart of Austin, are here visiting the Beal families. --The Presbyterian ladies will serve dinner and supper at the of P. hall 4th.

--Mrs. A. M. Merriau spent Sunday with her son, Att3. F.

S. Merriau, at Waterloo. --The closing out sale still continues at the Blake Millinery. Trimmed hats from 81.00 to 82.30. --Bessie and Charley Bernhard are here from Charles City visiting their cousin, Mies, Irene Parno.

Courtney returned Friday evening from a visit-with her son Sam and family at Clarksville. --Mrs. Harry Leete has been enjoy- joying a visit from her mother, Mrs, Gilbert, of Ivessler is ths proud possessor of a midget dog, the gift of Mr, Clarence Beck of Nora Springs. is expected here from Iowa City to spend the Fourth. He has located at Brooklyn, where Charley Mabee is.

--The news was received in Greene Tuesday morning from Shell Hock of the sudden death of Dan Waite, an old resident of that place, --Miss Ethel Lenhart returned to her home in Nora Springs Monday, after a pleasant yisit in Greene, the guest of MibS Pearl Moss. --A pair of spectacles in a case have been on the streets and left at this odice. Owner may get same by calling and paying for this notice. --Mrs. McNichols and her nephew, Mr.

John Smith, of Chicago arrived Monday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hanley and many old friends. --Charley Bier is agent for a newfangled fire extinguisher, which he says is the boss thing. He makes special rates to farmers and guarantees they will not suck the cows or rob the hens nests, Charles is a great fellow for something new, and this is a brand new article.

--A-Uvely-nvnawaylook place on the west side Sunday in the early evening. A team belonging to the Compton bos took fsight and ran down the hill toward the bridge, separating themselves from their buggy and crushing into Lew Hart's carriage, which was hitched in front of Thompson's store, and badly demolished it. One of the boys got his nose scratched, but there were no serious injuries to anyone. Old Maids' Convention. The Ladies' Aid society of the Christian church has arranged with Mre.

Harry L. Beck to put on an entertainment and chosen the Old which always This entertainment will the opera house in Greene on Friday evening, 15th, without fail and will be worth your time and attention. Re- msmber the date PACKARD. For Sale. Fine improved farm, about one hun dred the city of Greene.

Fine location. Must be sold soon. 1 have a number of other farms and, if interested, can please yon. For full particulars, call on or write J. W.

BROWN, Greenn, Towa. Office in P. Bldg sr. --Henry Iluckins went to Missouri yesterday to attend to harvesting his wheat. --Mr.

and Mrs. Loren Reynolds are the parents of another bright little daughtei, bora to them Sunday morning, 20th. --Mrs. Louis Ellis, Evausville, "Ilollifitt-r's Kooky Mountain Tea is splendid. Makes sick people well.

Cured me after others failed." Tea or tablet form, 35 cents. J. Cole Son, --J K. Waller has six acres of early Tnumph potatoes ready to dig and put on the market the first week in and the crop will make him some money Ted Ca vans ugh, after a delightful matrimonial spree, has resum ed the bread and butter proposition again in his capacity as brnkeman on the Rock Islam! Register. --Lucile, thf little year old daughter of A.

G. Lamberson, was attacked and frightfully bitten a huge sheperd dog Friday afternoon, her up per lip being nearly torn olt and her being bitten to the bone. the highway opposite the home of Wm. Schroeder, to which point Mr. Lamber son had moved the boiler for the stone crushing industry on the Carey farm.

His daughter, with Louise Van Saun, had accompanied him there and the children were leading a horse along the road when the dog came through the fence and came leisurely toward them The girls supposed that his advances weie of a triendly nature and Miss Lucile was undertaking to pet him when i a upon her, bore her to the ground and savagely attacked her. The father, who was not far away, quickly started to the rescue, but the dog took fright at his shouts and away before he reached them The girl was brought to town, and Drs, Chaffee and Graening were occupied for three hours in mendingher Injuries Upwards of two score of stitches were required. The little one's wounds art' healing nicnly, but naturally she will be somewhat distigured. The dog was the property of Wm. Schroeder, who promptly dispatched it when the dire consequences of its vicious tendencies a known to Democrat.

See Leydii If you want a barn, house or any other building. 1 do work promptly and thoroughly and get you into the building in short order Itis no trouble to build a new house. Put your money into something new, something that will give you real satisfaction and get the first ten years out of it yourself You can build now, as cheap as ever you can. How about screening the and porch now. Don't wait until the (lies come and then tell your wife that you cannot get it done.

1 am fitted with shop and machinery to do this class of work right. If I am away from the shop drop orders in slot at door and they will be (riven proper attention on mv return. Fred Wygle returned to his home in Ames Monday. Mrs. Chris Shirer was a Greene visitor Wednesday.

Mr. J. Temple attended the races at Waverly Wednesday. Mervin Arkills returned from Waterloo Thursday evening. Ernest Packard was visiting i Greene Friday and Saturday.

Miss Hannah Cooper returned Wednesday from her visit at Waverly. Chris Shirer and wife attended the basket meeting near Gieeue Sunday. J. W. Daly transacted business iu Rock Falls between trains Wednesday.

Miss Ethel Kellogg of Clarksville spent Siuulay at the'hoipfeof Hardman. Mrs. Packard went to WaverJy Wednesday to visit and attend the races. The lawn social to be given for the benefit of the bard has Leen indefinitely postponed. Mrs Arkilla entertainer! a number of friends with stiawbemcs and icecream Wednesday evening.

The ladies social at the home of Mrs. Matchan -svas well attended. were seventeen ladies from Greene iu attendance. Sun-toy morning sbo'tly before 3 o'clock occurred the death of Mrs. R.

The bc-renvpri noes have the syni- ipathy of their neighbors and frieuds. He--This is leap year--and nearly half gone. She--Yes--what of it? He--Not a single girl in this whole town has treated me to ice cream yet. Into each life some ruins must fall, Wise people dou't sit down and bawl; Only fools suicide or take tonight, Smart people take Rocky Mountain Tea at night, J. L.

Cole Son. SOLD OUT. Remember we have sold the RECORDER office but retain all book accounts, and would respectfully ask that you call on us and settle at your earliest convenience both for subscriptions to the paper and other accounts. AMOS INGALLS. Some college girls at Morningside Sioux City, went out to charivari one of the lady faculty who was married, and when cigars were passed the girls were offended.

For sick headache take ChamberlaiD'f, Stomach and Liver Tablets and a quir cure is certain. For sale by L. Co.e Son. Restaurant and Lunch Carroll's Counter. Fine Lunches, Best Tobaccos and Cigars, Candy, Baked Goods, Ice Cream, Etc.

Your patronage solicited. W. M. CARROLL, I Thomas Block, Greene, Iowa. 4th of JULY GOODS! AT THE I FIRECRACKERS AT A PENNY A BUNCH.

LARGE LINE OF PENNY FIREWORKS. I We are the Fireworks people of if Greene. Everything you buy at The Fair in the Fireworks line is allowed by 3 the City Ordinance. (Read the Mayor's notice on Fireworks.) The Fair also 3 carries a large line of Flags and Deco--3 0 rations. ft; New lot of Glasses just, received.

3 Ice Cream Dippers, Lemon Squeezers 3 or anything you want for the Glorious J3 Fourth can be found at The Fair. I Walter A. McCIure..