Correctionville News, The (Newspaper) - October 8, 1914, Correctionville, Iowa The Correctionville News BERGSTROM McQUITTY Publishers CORRECTIONVILLE IOWA THURSDAY OCTOBER 8 1914 VOL 33 Columbia Opera House Tuesday October 13 Burgess Bros Announce a Special Engagement of the Famous Boston Ideal Opera Co In Their Biggest Comic Opera Success The Mascot with Miss Florence Glover Soprano and a complete cast of Real Singers and Clever Comedians Complete in Every Detail and Beautifully Costumed Prices and Seat Sale Begins at Mill's Drug Store on Saturday LIBRARY ASSOCIATION MET TUESDAY EVENING The Correctionville Library tion held its annual business and election of officers Tuesday even ing All the former were re- elected as follows Mrs J i Mrs B E Hall dent W H Thompson secretary E C Bailey treasurer Mrs F W Woodruff librarian Sixty new books have been purchased which the cers plan to have upon the shelves all ready for the use of members by of this week There was a con- larger circulation of books this year than ever and the library enjoyed a good year in every particular HAD NARROW ESCAPE Prank Miller had a narrow escape from serious injury when the bung in which he was riding to town w struck by Andrew aut Monday night The collision at one of the turns on the road goin northeast from town Because of th turn neither party saw the other i time to avert the crash although Mr Miller had pulled his team from th the road far enough so that the horse were unhurt The collision threw him from the buggy and in alighting on lis shoulders and back he sustained bruises and strains that make it rather difficult for him to get around wheel of the buggy was demolished Warner who was riding with Hr Miller escaped uninjured Both were at once brought to town by Mr Markusen in his car It is lucky that there were no more serious con- sequences resulting from the accident HIGH DOWNS SCORE Miss Florence Baker of Jeffries Minn left Monday after a few days visit with Miss Bessie Leonard I IF IPS FROM HALL'S ITS RIGHT The Fall and Winter Coats are here in plenty and ready for you in all the new style effects We are showing the snappiest styles and the most complete line ever shown in the town The high school foot kali team ed one more victory to their list when they went to Onawa last Saturday and the high schoolers of that score being 38 to 0 The game was decidedly one-sided throughout and for that reason lacked the pep to make it very exciting for the spectators and rooters on the The visitors had the game n their pocket almost from the start or the opposing team were y on the offensive and thus were given no chance to score The credit of a victory from the Onawa team gives rise to much jubilation within he circles of the local high school for memory has it that the Onawa school in former years was numbered among the hardest gridiron fighters in west Iowa and but little gain could be made on their well fortified goal Thus the drastic defeat meted out to them in Saturday game will give the locals a mighty fine standing and a pre-eminent position in the high school foot ball teams in this section of the state and they will go down in high school history as having given Onawa the the worst beating of any eleven that ever trained from the local pus The local team had things coining their way from the start Capt Lyle Stribly won the toss and received the ball at the south goal The failure of an attempted forward pass lort the ball to Onawa but they regained it in the next play on a fumble and Lyle took t down the line for a touchdown scored the second touchdown after a successful end run Van louten and Cutchall each accomplished he feat in a like manner Copeland accepted a forward pass from Barron and with ease scored the final touch own of the game The line-up of the local warriors in he Onawa game were as lohn H Lambert fill R E R T Cobb R G Rowae C loyd Casey L G arl Grivner L T Kelley substituted for and Lent for for Lent Lloyd Peck umpire Time of 12 minutes Lloyd Copeland L E Floyd CutchalL Q IS George Davis L H Randall F B Capt Lyle ft H Shoes Our line of Star Brand Shoes for men women and children is the most complete to be found in this part of the county They are made to fit and wear and are made in all the desirable velour gun metal vici box calf We know we can fit you Remember Brand Better Underwear We carry the well known and fect fitting Athena brand In all sizes for members of the family Husking Mittens AND GLOVES We have them in all styles plain and knit wrists Before you buy see our line as our prices are right Blankets A big line of cotton and wool We bought before the soaring Prices range from to war started prices Groceries If you are interested in cutting down your table expenses you can't afford to overlook the bargains we offer every week Watch our ads they always con- tain bargains Come in and see for For next Saturday we package 4 bars Toilet 5 lb pail Karo package 7 bars best Laundry 16 Ibs Cane Sugar with every purchase of other goods Our Fall and Winter Goods are now in and on dis- play We are ready to look after your wants with one of the best lines of merchandise to be had Supt Hassell Coach Chell Ross ames Cobb James Cockburn Bert and Lloyd Peck accompanied he team to Onawa As the season advances enthusiasm mong the football fans seems more pronounced It has beer that the boys are developed the right dope to play a winning game j through obedience to the I direction of Coach Ross they have I gotten a line on many spectacular plays that make for an exciting game The big contest of the season it is will be pulled oft next Saturday afternoon when Sioux City high will meet the home team on the grounds The boys are ing hard for the game and doubtless j it will develop into the fastest and j hardest fought battles to be seen this year The last game played be- i was won bv the team Following is the schedule of the Correctionville team thus far Oct 10 Sioux City at Oct 17 Cherokee at Cherokee Oct 24 Odebolt at Correctionville Oct 31 Onawa at Nov 7 Denison at Denison Nov 14 Open Nov 21 Open Nov 26 Open John A Lambert was born in Dec 8 While still a small boy he moved with his family to Indiana where he grew to In 1853 he was married to Susan Neal To them were born four daughters and four sons all of whom survive Mrs Florence L Crowther of Santa Anna OI Mrs Mary I Wright of Niobrara Neb Wm W Lambert of Seattle Wash James L Lambert of Vermillion S D Mrs Estella son of Litchfield Neb Mrs Beile Waxier of Kingsley Omar A Lambert of Chicago and Grant M Lambert of Lake Side Neb In 1856 he and his family moved toi Winneshiek county this state ami ten i years later they settled on his i stead on Union Ridge north of town In 1885 he moved to Correctionville His first wife having died in 1889 he was married a second time in 1892 to Abigail Samuels of Kingsley For the past two years he had been residing at the home of his son J L Lambert in Vermillion S D On the morning of Sept last when one of the members of the family went to his room to call him to the morning meal it was discovered that during the night his spirit had left its earthly dwelling for the Heavenly home His age ai the time of death vas 82 years nine months and 21 days A short funeral service was held in the home after which the rem ains i were brought here by train Last Friday at p m funeral services were held in the M E church here in charge of the Rev Patterson of Pierson Interment was made in the family lot in the local cemetery The deceased was a kind and loving husband and father and aa earnest and thorough Christian His relatives have the consolation of ing that he awaits upon the further shore their coming to join him We wish to express our sincerest thanks to all our who so ly assisted us during the death and ial of our dear father J A Lambert THE CHILDREN IF your clothes don't fit they're not good clothes perfect fit is the first esse Then comes stirring style Adler's Collegian Clothes are built under a carefully prepared set of tions They fit at the neck shoulders waist and at every crucial point satisfying LEONARD RIORDAN p L os Last Monday night the P E rave an educational program at the home of G A Bailey this being the first program of the new Uplift which the society iU low for their year's work The al numbers were a piano solo by Miss da Bryan and a violin solo by Mrs W Colvin accompanied by Mrs F W Woodruff There was much comment on the following excellent Open-air Schools by Mrs L Vocational Schools by Irs J T School dens by Mrs W H Thompson read a member in Mrs Thompson's ab- sence Ref consisting of cherry punch and marguerites were served daring which time Mrs Bailey entertained with Victrola music The guests of the everting were the teachers the public Mrs M Hassel and Mrs G A j Snow and Colder is the Forecast Don't forget you'll need warm ing soon and that this is the place to buy them Underwear Sweaters Overcoats Mackinaws Wool Hose Gloves Mittens 1 Mrs arrived 1 1 City to visit for a with her Mr and E W I Wm F and the Bros were in City and 1 1 a i of cattle to feed j i Several in of fixtures has an im- i the of A-nd Elmer ssys decorative nas not and more follow The War Hasn't Affected Our Prices The Modem Clothes Shop Leonard Riordan
