The Opinion-Tribune from Glenwood, Iowa • Page 6

6 6 6 6 6 COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. RAWLES TOWNSHIP. Next Thursday is the 4th of July. Edwin Wolfe attended church at 'Tabor Sunday evening. A.

J. Harding and family visited relatives at Fnirview Sunday, Mrs. P. Cunningham visited with Mrs. J.D.

West last Wednesday. Mrs. Horrif Hammond, of Tabor, vis-! ated at Mr. 'Thursday. 'Tho farmers in this vicinity are begin.

ing to lay some of their corn by. Mr. and Dre. Conrad Creamer visited with the latter's parents Sunday. Pearl Wolfe visited with her friend Mollie West Saturday and Sunday.

Dire. Clara Dobney visited Mrs. Myron Munsinger last Tuesday niternoon. Miss Pearl Russell visited with her Consi. Elsie Russell Saturday evening.

Mr. A. T. West and family of Tabor visited relatives at Forest Grove day. Goo.

Dobney has erceted a vew wind-; calll. Tues Do Daniel, of Tabor, doing the work. Miss Lillie Otis of Tabor visited from Thursday unit Sunday with Mrs. Sadie Godsey. Harry Tweedy, of Tabor, is enguged 301 plow wing corn for W.

H. Barres the past week. The Misses Nellie and Anna Aistrope visited with their brother Tom and family Sunday. Quite a number from around this vieinity expect to attend the races at Red Oak this week. Dirs.

Mary Madden and daughter of Tabor drove over to visit at James aus' last Thursday. Sammy Estes aud sister Connie of Pleasaut Hill were at Fairview church Sunday afteruoon. Master Tohn Aistrope risited with his i grandparents Saturday and Sunday and attended the festival. J. M.

West, accompauied by of Oberlin, Olio, Wednesday. visited W. G. Aistrope, and family Bir. find Drs.

Ed Wilson, of Tabor, visited the letter's sister, Mrs. Henry Rist. Sunday of last week. Martin and Robbie Hurl. butt attended Children': Day exercises at Fairsiow Sunlay morning.

The Moses Diwhey and brother, of Waubonsie. visited with their sister, Mrs. I. C. 1.

Nest Sunday. fined: Malgiu bad the mi tie to of his horses drop tend in the have one when loo was returning from labor. M. Cunningham and lit- i Miah. ef Molvera, visited with Sunday after.

youll. nihi passed off: 1. Tue church rated with evergreen rry flowers, 31:. and Patrick Kilmarlin went Tuesday to be present graduation of their daughter, i trom St. Francis Academy.

J. H. Mullen, wife and daughter of Tabor, nccompanied by Miss Die Watson, attended Children's Day Cercises at Fairview Sanday morning. Ferview was again Sunday disappointed afternoon, a this time by the Rev. Cable of who was to fill Rev.

Cole's poiutment. Miss Maggie Cunningham weut to Council Blail's Tuesday morning to tend the closing exercises of the St. Fraucis Academy which was to take place that evening, her friend, Miss Anna Kilmartin, being one of the graduales this year. Ayer's Pills promote the natural motion of the bowels, withont which there can be no regular, healthy operations. Bor the cure billionsness, indigestion.

sick headache, constipation, jonndice and liver coioplaint these pulls bave u0 egnal. Every dose is affective. WEST LIBERTY. Don't forget the Contest, Tuesday vening. The Buflugton Bros.

shipped their hogs this week. 1. N. Darlaud is eujoyin; a visit from his sister this week. Mr.

and Mira, Hollie Clipson visited at Mr. Jackson's Sunday. Our people are thinking of having a neighborhood pienic the 4th. Mre. Dauiel and daugbter May called at Are.

Warren's Wednesday. Messrs. Tipton, Parker and Jackson of Silver City wore West Liberty callers Sunday. Wi'bur and Clyde Warren and Homer Skaggs attended church in town Sunday evening. Lizzie Buffington spent last week with her brother, George, and wife near Hillsdale.

S. P. Stranathan and Allie Cattrou drove up to Council Bluffs Sunday to visit friends. Several from this place attended the ice cream social in the court bouse park Tuesday evening. The Demorest contestants are to meet Saturday evening to make arrangements for the contest.

Cole and sister, Whipple, of Emerson, Miss Kirkpatrick, culled at F. M. Bufliugton's, Sunday. The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. F.

M. Buftiugton Wednesday and will mest with Mrs. I. M. Warren in two weeks.

Be sure und come to the Demorest contest next Tuesday evening. The contest will begin promptly at balf past eight and will 1:43 doubt prove interestg. bliss Allie Edith Caitrou, Frizzell accompauied and by her consins, Jenuie May, departed Tuesday evening for tr: 1.3 present at the wedding of U1-S Wileys. he only way, Lu cure catarrh is to the blood. Hood's Sarsuparilla the Heed tones up the Lole ejaical.

MASTINGS. Miss Aunie Clark is home from Ran- of Alliance, so a late letter from him to: his mother says. Miss Gruce No Donough leaves this week for a visit in Minneapolis with her! friend, Miss Grace Gray. Wonder what's the matter of giving Fred aud a rest? They can't help it that they dou't stand in. The one month old baby of Mr.

and Dirs. Judd Linday, of Stanton, was buried in the llastings cemetry, Tuesday. Lewis Dalrymple and wife were made happy by the arrival of bouncing boy at their home Wednesday June 19. Sam Erwin went to the Red Oak races Tuesday. We are sure it was the races as there is no other attraction for Sam there.

The I. O. G. T's. will give an entertainment at the K.

P. hall Friday evening. Everybody is most cordially invited. Miss Nell Williamson cut her hand quite severely by running into the blacksmith shop window while riding on her bicycle. Harry Russell has received a tiou passeuger brakeman.

runs hetween Sheridan Wyoming and Billines, Mont. lt would seem by the appenrance of some of citizens, Sunday, it WitS not necessary to go on a K. P. excursion 10 gel filled up. The Ladies Aid Society gave anotber of their delightfnl socials, Saturday vsening.

The proceeds however were not ns large as expected. J. J. Starr has reuted the west side livery barn of Mr. Honglon and will take possession this week.

Mr. Hoaglan will move his family to Red Oak 90ou. Willie Edie has once more returned to our midst. Ho says Nebraska may be a vice place but just give him Has. tings and he can mako us good a living as anywhere.

Nonpareil: "Henry Brownell, of Ilastings, was brought to the city yesterday in charge of Deputy Marshal Hillweg. dolph. in Red Oak. George Harris vis visiting his parents, Mra. F.

C. Jones was Red Oak visitor, Tuesday. G. G. Kefter nnd family spent Sunday in Malvern.

Miss Mabel Martin returned Tuesduy from a visit in Emerson. Misses Adda and Dell Birdenl. of Emerson, were in town Saturday. Mrs. Vought and Mary Wilson.

of Malvern, were in the city, Sunday. Mrs. Kuntze made a business trip to the Bluffs and Omaha Wednesday. A consin and wife from Omahn passed Sunday with Mr. and Are.

G. 0. Chapin. Mr. and DErs.

J. B. McKown and son Frank are in Omaha having their eyes treated. Jas. Godwin and family are visiting friends and relatives in Wisconsin and Michigan.

Chas. Kelly is braking on a freight out He was charged with violation of the revenue lays. He given a bearing that before United States Commissioner Steadman, who beld him to the federal grand jury, placing his bonds at $300." Not many business houses in these United States can boast of titty years' standing. T'he business of Dr. J.

C. Ayer Lowell whose incomparable Sarsaparilla is known and used everwhere, has passed its half-centenial and was never so vigorous as at present. MILLSDALE. Where are you going to celebrate. 'The prospeets are good for an oats crop.

J. W. Miller is able to be around again. Temperance meeting next Friday night. J.

R. Supple was at Glenwood lust Saturday. A. E. Adams, of Malvern, was in town last Saturday.

W. M. Coats was at Hendersod one day last week. Tom Eaton, of Glenwood, was in town, Saturday. Another oue of those fino rains fell Sunday morning.

Miss Nina Andrews attended church at Malvern Sunday. D. H. Moses bad business in Glenwood Saturday last. A nephew of A.

B. Olarkson is visiting with him at present. T. P. Way is erecting a neat residence in the north part of town.

Rev. R. T. Barnard was at the county metropolis last Saturday. Miss Mary Frindle, of Glenwood, is visiting at S.

Hobson's this week. Miss Jessie Cheney, of Emerson, visited over Sunday with S. Hobson's family. The social that was to be last Friday night was postponed till Saturday evening. Some of the little folks attended a party at James Hobson's in the city last Friday.

W. G. White sold two cars of cattle last Tuesday. They were shipped to Chicago. Mrs.

Eugene Hobson, of Crawford, is visiting relatives at this place at present. C. M. Blue, Hilladale's boss well digger, was doing some work near Tabor last week. Editor Field stoppel a short time in town Saturday euroute from Malvern to Gleuwoud.

There was a party at N. E. Wilkinson'e Just Saturday evening. A very pleas. aut time is reported.

Rev. Joe Norvel will preach at the M. E. church next Sunday morniug aud evening. He will also preuch at the Waubousie M.

E. church in the after. hooD. It the hair is fulling out and turniug gruy, the glands of the skin need stimulating and color- faod, and the best remledy and stipulant in Hall'e Hair Re. Lewer STRAHAN.

There are some few signs' that the Fourth of July is close at hand. Miss Daisy Wolfe has been attonding Institute at Glenwood the past week. Mr. and W. H.

Miller bad frienda from Shenandoah to visit them Sunday. We had auother beautiful rain early Sunday morning, it doing a great deal of good. Milt Conyne has become a resident of our town. He will work for Mr. Dixon in the meat market.

Ed Davis has sold out la18 crop prospeets 011 Mr. Shugart's farm and is nOW working by the day. Chris Fredrick, of Imogene, was in our town Monday morning. He took the train to Conneil Two young gentlemen from Nebraska are here stopping with Mr. Sam Knox.

'They are canvassing with books. Jim Salyers has closed his engagoment with Lew Stevesson and is now working at home for his father. Miss Edith Sherraden, of the Bluffs. i is visiting with her little friend, Miss Edith, Lacrott, here this week. Dick Ayers and his brother Leslie are' down from Omaha looking after their fruit where Mr.

Bellwood lives. Are. Cox, of Abiogdon, a sister of Mr. Alfred Bellwood, is out making the latter and family a visit this week. Miss Bertha Babbitt came home Sunday evening from Glenwood where she has been attending institute the past week.

Newt Thiel will not be at Malveru the Fourth with his merry-go-around but will be at Essex. They are at Red Oak during the races. Miller Stocktou, while cutting meat the other day accidently cut his hand in such a manner that it disabled him from working for a few dnys. Mr. Morrison, of Des Moives is bere in the interest of the New York Life surance Company.

at present stopping with C. E. Lucrett. Miss Nellie Davis, daughter of our friend, Alex Davis, of Randolph is down from Bluffs visiting a few days with the Stocktons this week. Mr.

Stahl, the insurance adjuster was here last week adjusting the loss of W. S. Salyers horse which was killed by lightning last week. He allowed 850. Secretary of war Lamont and family pissed through our town last Thursday with two Pullman cars attached to the regular train.

They were on their wAy from St. Louis to Omaba. Harrison County Farms for Sale. 212 acres 5 miles from conuty seat, land slightly rollius. 100 acres in vation.

5 acres bearing orchard, balance is pasture including 20 pores of timber, fair honse of 5 rooms with good brick cellar, barn for 10 horses and tons of hay. good well, spring: pasture. Trico, 825 per acre, 82500 cash, balance ou goo time. 250 acres 8 miles from Woodbine, all new, tillable land except 20 acres, 100 acres NOW in cultivation, 22 acres of will meadow, 10 acres of young timber, 1 acre of bearing balance bine grass pasture, house, of 7 rooms, with brick cellar, vistern and well. barn built at a cost of about $300, shingle roofed corn Crib and cattle shed G0x30, granary, wagon machine shed, good stock well and excellent spring in yards.

Buildings all practically new, painted and in good repair. Price $27 per acre. Easy terms. above farms are special bargains. We have a very large list of farms and city property for sale or exchauge, among which are many good bargains.

All correspondence cheerfully auswered. Address, JOINS, DIGGLE, Woodbine, Iowa. Colorado Cheap Excurson. The National Educational Association meets at Denver, in July. It has been arranged by the Burlington Route to sell round trip tickets from all C.

B. Q. points to Denver and return at one fare for the round trip plus $2, tickets good to return up to Sept. 1st, 1895. A special train will leave Burlington at 6 A.

M. July 5th and arrive at Denver about 10:30 A. M. Inly 6th. Teachers, bankers, merchants, professional people and all others desirous of spending the heated term in the mounthins of Colorado, can take advantage this low rate and train and take a tourist trip.

This train will pass, C. B. Q. stations in Iowa on or about No. 3'a time Pack your grip and get ready for a little pleasant and healthy recreation.

For further information apple to local agent at your nearest station, or J. M. Bechtel, Burlington, Iowa. 'There is great danger in neglecting colic, cholera and similar complaints. An absolutely prompt and safe cure is found in De Witt's Colic and Cholera Cure.

Skillicorn Co. If you want the most for your money gO to Bogart's. Feet Tired at Night. That's a symptom of An ill-shaped shoe. There 18 a shoe that doesn't pinch or rub, is made to fit the foot's curves, and that 18 Selz Royul Blue $4 Shoe for men and women.

It is handsome and long- lasting. A good cheaper shoe is Selz $3 Perfecto. Both brands aro made by Selz, Schwab Obicago. 1 For sale by D. L.

Heinsheimer Co. Notice. Notice is hereby given that the capital stock of the New Gleuwood Canning Company baa been increased to fifteen thousand dollars and the articles of Incorporation have been BO ammended as to allow such increase. M. H.

McCLUSKEY, Pres. L. E. WILLIAMS, Hecy. and Treas.

Sheet Music is usually expensive, but you van get it at Robinson's ut 5 cents. A first class Sewing Machine can be purchased at Laraway's for $20 and $25. Siberian Crab cider will tickle your palate. Try a glass at Ebangh's. Buggies and spring wagons at Buttington's, New line of buggies at V.

M. Bullington's. CENSUS BRIC-A-BRAC Some Interesting Statistics Gleaned From the Books, Anditor Kinney has just tabnlated samo vory interesting facts taken from census of 1895, regardins the popuIntion of Milla county, its churches, church membership, value of church property, ete. Ho has also footed up the number of old soldiers now living in the county and apportioned them as they belong to the different towns and townships. These statistics are fairly reliable and while as matter of course they are not entirely acourate in every detail still they are sufficiently so for all practical putposes.

We give the foot-! ings as they were handed to us. Following is the population by townships: Anderson 856, Henderson 854, Ingraham 676, Silver City 406, Onk 1270, St. Marys 242, Plattevillo 728, Pacitio Junction 682, Glenwood 750, Glenwood city, Center 755. Hilledale 217. Silver Creek 455.

Malvern 1122, Indian Creek 589, Hastings 364, Emerson 480, Deer Creek 686. White Clond 730, Rawles 1001, Lyons 930, Total 15,425. The number of old soldiers residing in the different townships is as follows: Anderson 20, Henderson 13. Ingraham9. Silver City 8, Oak 20, Platterille 15, 1'a- cific Junction 6, Glenwood 17, Glen wood city 56.

Center 14, Hillsdale 8. Silver Creek 17; Malvern 33, Indian Creek 9. Hastings 18, Emerson 11, Deer Creek 16, White Cloud 16, Rawles 19, Lyons 18, total 347, The number of ohurches shown is as tollows: Anderson 2, Henderson! 2, Silver City 2, Oak 6, Platteville 8, Pacifo Junction 1, Glenwood city 6. Hillednlo 2, Silver Creek 1, Malvern 5, ludian Creek 1, Hastings 1, Emerson 3, Deer Creek 2, White Cloud 1, Rawles 4, Lyons 1, Total 44. The vulne of the oburches of the dit.

ferent townships is as fellowa. Anderson $2300, Henderson $2250, Silver City 83200, Oak $1525, Platterille 92000, Pacific Junction $1200, Glenwood city 818150, Hillsdale 81000, Siiver Creek I 82200, Malvern 829000, Indian Creek $1600, Hastings 82200, Emerson 59000, Deer Creek township 82600, White Cloud 92000, Lawles 24800, LyonTotal $123,625. The church me abers in Tillerent townships number 8- follows: Andeson 122, Henderson 90, Silver City 122, Onk 222, 101, Pacitie 30, Glenwood city 1166. Hillsdale 1:5. 1 ver Creek 14, Minivern 703, andinn Creek 17, Hastings 185.

Emerson 497, Creek 57, White Cloud dawles 157, i Lyons 30, Total 8039. For Sale. Bee hives, section boxes, comb foundation, etc. E. V.

Ellen Evans, neo Dalton. was born Fobs. 27, 1838, at. Rush rille, and diod Juno 15. 1805, near Naneon.

Pottawattamio county, Iowa, of nervous exhustion, making hor ago 57 yenra, 3 months and 19 dayr. In March '81 abo nnited in marriage with bor now sorrowing husband, Frana. This union was blessed with 10 children, 7 sone 3 danghtors, one son and on daughtor haying procoded bore into the other world, while one husband, 6 Hous and 2 daughters remain and mourn their loss. Tho Brat 33 years of her life was spent in Illinois end tho romainder in Mills and P'ottawattamio countios in this stale, 1t 1872 who united with tho Christian church at Glonwood, of which she WitH a 1N0111- ber up to tho time of her death. Vaneral services wore hold at.

the home condueted by tho undersigned. The body Inid to rest in tho Glenwood Cemetery. Muy tho Lord grant all a blessod rounion in Honvon. B. R.

WIENER. Obitnary. A Veteran of the Mexican War. Ouk Harbor, met Geo. 0.

Momeny, an old veteran of the Mexican War, on the streets today, who told me that after rending about Liver Regulator he bought FL bottlo and the first three doses gave him immediate Geo. Gosline. Your druggist sells it in powder or liquid; the powder to be taken dry or made into a tea. Pactolus Pork Race Juno 25th to 29th Greatest race meeting in the history ot the the world. trotting Alcx queen rad Directum king, Robert J.

the world's pacer, John R. Gentry 2:0334 tho stallion pacing king. Alix will trot to lower her corn and the worlds championship record on June 25th and Robert J. will attempt to lower the world's pacing record on Thursday June 27. For the above the Burlington ronte will sell round trip tickets for one fare.

See small billa for special train service. J. L. WATERMAN, Agent. Did you know that you can get Ash Grove lime of Daniel Lufkin nearly as cheap as you can inferior lime elsewhere Greatest bargaius for spot cash in Hour and sugar nt Bogart's.

When you have time step into Robinson's and see that music at 5cts. a sheet. Poor Digestion Leads to nervonsness, fretfulnesa, peerishness, chronic dyspepsia and great misery. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the romedy. It tones the stomach, creates an appetite and gives a relish to food.

It I makes pure blood and gives healthy action to all the organs of the body. Take Hood's for Hood's Sarsaparilla cures. Ex: L3 Another Strong Point Oi 1 CHARTER OAK, I SO 2.00 i TE to its perfect operadurabiicy, is that it. does the wor': with the smallest possible quantity of fuel. DANIELS LUFKIN, AGENTS, Bran and Shorts, The price of bran.

has been put down to.50 conte 81 hundred nt the White Cloud Mills. Shorts are hold at 60 cts. per bundred. Coal oil stovos at Over Thirty Years Without Sickness. Mr.

I. WETTSTEIN, a well-known, enterprising citizen of Byron, writes: "Before I paid much attention to regulating the bowels, I hardly knew a well day; but since I learned the evil results of constipation, and the efficacy of AYER'S Pills, I have not had one day's sickness. for over thirty years not one attack that did not readily yield to this remedy. My wife had been, previous to our marriage, an invalid for years, She bad a prejudice against cathartics, but as soon as she began to use Ayer's Pills: her health was restored." Cathartic Pills Medal and Diploma at World's Fair. To Restore Strength, take Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Special a Inducements! to purchasers are now the order of the day, We are not behind wither.

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