Correctionville News, The (Newspaper) - March 31, 1910, Correctionville, Iowa CORRECTIONVILLE NEWS VOLUME XXVIII CORRECTIONVILLE IOWA THURSDAY MARCH 31 1910 NUMBER 46 Young Men Do You Care? If you don't take any thing in the way of clothes that happens to be offered you But if you want smart clothes clothes that radiate style clothes that are dominated by the same spirit and life that makes and keeps you young resolve now to wear Clothes They Yes Good Yes Well made and Yes These are common to many makers goods clothes are more They fit your ideas and tastes They nize with the life you live and want to live They are made to be as much a part of you as your features your manners your speech They represent the new idea in clothes ing Neither extreme nor conservative neither fancy nor plain but clothes with a personality individuality just like you These clothes are not made simply for you to wear They are intended for you to live in They become you do you justice are worthy of you No other clothes can take their you care This is the store for Stein Clothes New Spring Styles are here See them at Get This Artistic Poster Free One of the handsomest den pictures you can find size inches in colors done by the famous artist McFall The makers of these did clothes for Young Men have sent us a lot to be distributed with their compliments and ours We will gladly give the poster to every Young Man who will call at our store and ask for it Leonard Riordan Our Stock of Wall Paper Will surpass anything in this line which we have carried heretofore The variety of lOc patterns will be very the medium priced line will be exceptionally strong the more expensive line will be up of man nice patterns White Lead and Linseed The liams Prepared Paints and Varnishes A New Stock of Garden Seeds Edison Phonographs and Phonograph Records Jewelry Department In this line we have a very nice selection of Souvenir Spoons Vest Chains Fobs Sleeve and Brooches C C YOCKEY See me for first class storage facilities Transfer and Dray Line G C Cooper Correctionville Iowa J E Warier Sons Contractors Builders 132 Cherokee Cancer In- Send For Free 402 Ave Cherokee la REV A M MISEL GALLED AS PASTOR OF LOCAL CHURCH an excellent one and ly enjoyed The choir had devoted time to practicing and the an- thems were given with fine effect pastor Rev 11 U of- prayer winch the ing program was Solo Mibs Mabel Hall trio Mary I Bun is Clarise and Edna Lee Rev Andrew M Misel of exercise by Miss Ina Ohio lias accepted the call to the selection by the choir recitation pastorate of the Congregational Mary Burris sonff by Miss Bessie church of Correctionville He writes Patterson's class Mabel that ho will be here with his wife motion song by the primary and two daughters about the class exercise by Mrs Fullerton's Sunday in April j dass by the choir After the two sermons Lynn Castle solo by Mr Porter preached here by Rev Mr the church by practically unanimous vote decided that if the necessary funds could be raised to call him as lar pastor The soliciting committee met with a very friendly public with the result that the amount necessary was practically subscribed in a short time Owing to the excessive demand for houses here the only one available for the new pastor's family is a room cottage next to F W ruff's residence property The local Congregational church members are much pleased that they are again to have a regular pastor The Sunday school and Christian En- deavor society as well as the men's Guild c been kept up to a high standard of interest and and now that the regular church services are to he resumed there is great promise of a foreward movement along church lines in that denomination Rev Mr Misel was west visiting his wife's brother Rev Mr Spiker of Klngsley la when the local church Invited him for Sunday services He made a very favorable and will now become pastor here HAPPY EASTER SERVICE At the Methodist episcopal church last Sunday evening a aud lenco gathered to participate in the happy program of Cedar Rills a representative of a lecture bureau who was visiting here song by the choir The Epworth League held a well attended sunrise prayer meeting Raster morning at o'clock REV E R MITCHELL STAYS Rev 13 R Mitchell pastor of the United Evangelical churches of this community and W J Deming of ity church returned Tuesday from Cedar where they spent a week attending the annual conference of their church Rev Mr Mitchell reports in spite of many changes in ates he was again stationed at Cor- rections ille and given additional as He recently rented the Baptist church here and the ence voted that Correctionville bo taken up as a mission One ser- vice will be held here each Sunday alternating morning and evening with Trinity church Sunday school each Sunday at 10 a in Services will be held every other Sunday after noon at Bethel church Rev Mr Mitchell was one of three at the conference to be granted deacon's orders one Ot the others being Rev H W Hendricks ly stationed hero but now of Taylor lo Rev G W Mullen of Dea ia the new presiding elder ing Rev Charles who goes to Bed Oak SPEAKER ELECTED MAYOR THE CITIZENS TICKET WINS B Speaker E Wesley W Horner Moran C Copeland J Pattison W Hatfield L Page At the municipal election here day the citizens ticket which was regularly nominated at the town cus was elected from top to bottom The total vote cast was which wus from CO to 75 less than the full electorate of the town While there was considerable interest shown ther was no wire pulling or excitement of any kind The vote was as For mayor H B Speaker 134 F H Anderson 41 for treasurer Ira E Wesley 160 no opposition for sor J W Homer 98 S B Rowse Hay 17 for councilmen M Moran E C Copeland 146 R R J Pattison 144 A W Hatfield 137 W L Page 122 Charles Hough A 41 Messrs son Hough Welsch and Gunning ran on an independent ticket placed on the ballot hy petition Mr Rowse ran alone on the people's ticket for The ticket elected is made up men who are making a success of Thuir own and should be 11 qualified to look after the fairs of the town la good shape Speaker Copeland Moran and Page were re-elected and the vote given them testifies to the confidence which the taxpayers have in them The new council will meet Monday night to organize The regular iness meetings of the council will be the second Tuesday evening of each month Next Monday is day EIGHT TO CONTEST IN DECLAMATORY EVENT THIS EVE young people from the Cor- rrc high will compete in d contest at I lie opera house for the honor of their in the con- L ol the Declamatory as to be held in vine Friday evening April S 1910 The following is the program for E D Acheson Sanctus et Chorus Gounod Hallelujah Walter Garrison on of John Brown Arlington The Ston Helen Mitchell The Sweet Girl Duet Crimson Glow John Madison to the Gladiators Ida Bower Rescue ot Lyma Duel Holy mg Barren The Dawning ot a New Era Bridal Feast Bethel Smith Money Musk Welsch Zingarella Decision of judges and awarding of Under an amendment to the con made at the Schaller ing List jear the readings will be dn into classes oratorical dramatic and humorous Each school shall be to send a ant and an alternate in each of two classes The scale of marking shall be- Pronunciation 10 articulation 15 carriage and gesture 25 sion judges for the contest tonight will lie from Sioux City as Attorneys W L Harding H C iner and E J Stason Mr Harding is one of the representatives in the legislature from this county The big contest next week Friday night will be attended by a large ber from the towns represented which Early Schaller Galva Washta Anthon A ial train on the Northwestern will leave for the east after the contest to take the visitors home Gold medals for the winners are on exhibition in Castles show win dow Superintendent M D Smith has been advised of the selection of the following Drury Gentlemen the King Alternate Opal Averill The Independence Ot Cuba Smith The Quest Alternate Anna Whit taw ot In the Choice of a Bank Use the same care that you would use in ing a legal adviser or a family physician This bank with an honorable record of twenty-eight years under state supervision with abundant capital a strong directorate modern facilities to care for your business invites your ful consideration if you are seeking a depositary for funds 9 Bailey State Bank SCHOFIELD'S JUNIOR Potato Diggor and Planter As a Planter it marks drops and covers all at the same time and it is sold at a that every farmer can afford to buy one and is so good that no farmer who plants one of potatoes a year can aSord to be without IS RIGHT Chicken Feeding Fountain's and Brood Coops are money makers for raise used you would not get along without them I have two No 3 Owen's Fanning Mills on hand don't sow dirty yon can get a good mill at a very reasonable price D B SHONTZ WALL PAPER WE are prepared to show you all the i designs and colorings in Wall Paper Our line consists of patterns selling from lOc per double roll to the most costly patterns We have three lines of special order books representing three wholesale stocks and can please the most discriminating buyer Let us show you how to decorate your room in the most stylish manner and will be surprised how cheap you can do it Our own samples are ready for your inspection Phone 1 W M WRIGHT CO Rapalee Marble Granite Works Have finished monuments in the best granites known and in modern designs in prices from to Why not examine them before purchasing your You would not think of anything else without it We will be pleased to them to you save you an ary Come now and give us time before to ready for setting before May West Seventh St Sioux City Iowa Young Stallions ol the Blue Ribbon sort Good ind line All Write iui and to many or better it mj farm and see the I George Hirschman Pierson Iowa The News a
