Perry Chief, The (Newspaper) - March 16, 1888, Perry, Iowa JX THE PERRY PUBLISHED 1HIDAT By H. THE Is a consolidation of the and ter and Its circulation IB guaranteed to Be larger than any paper Id the county or It IB the official of the reports the official proceedings at earliest sible We three 76c per when paid Iu ad- Ifn tio per or low as can be with safe business VOL. NO. 35. MARCH 16, 1888. direct to of in and are rapidly Perry a I WHOLE NO. 704. OFFICIAL A Roberts Lea Thornton A. Willis C. Walsh W. County D W Wooden H.r. Board of J. R. I L. P. M Hale Brown Green Street Seiton W Cannon J T S C Second JM A W John The terms of no last named in each 1S8S. SCHOOL DISTRICT J Puttee President P C Kred 1) W S FIRST Services every at v. M Sabbath School nt li M. Peoples meeting out- limir before evening services Weekly prayer meeting Thursday Welcome A. F. HIGH SCHOOL I CARRIE HARRT METHODIST Public e veil Lord's Duj nt A. and p. M Sunday School ut 12 C. H Supt. Class Sundays at p. M. Oxford League Tuesday Prayer erery Thursday evening at J. Pastor CO NGK Eti Services In Hall every Sabbath at A M. and P.M. Sunday School at IS class at p. M. Prayer meeting every Thursday J. O. Horeb I. O. O F. every Tuesday in hall 1111 Second east side of N O. J. J. Secy. Lodge No. A. O. U. W. meets In Hall every 1st and 3rd Monday of each H. J. Hoi MI M. W. F. H. No. 2fl, Department nt A. K. meets 1st. anil 3d after full In 1'orry, Visiting comrades cordially U S Cross JOHN W. W. CARDELL SHORTLEY French has left school to work for Mr. pupils are absent this week because of the prevalence of one can say tbe teachers and pupils of No. 11 are not Misses Louie Cross and Carrie of the A class were among those that took the the of one of the 13's we should judge that he tins hail fin encounter with a spirit well in would say for the benefit of all boys that it is impolite to pull carelessness of some of the pupils with reil ink is the school room the of a slaughter to the indisposition of the we aic incapable of many of visited the school on We are glad to say that the school is in best of working Each pupil is doing his best for the coming examination and after we shall enjoy a week's class are making marked success in their work and after the completion of this if any of the merchants would like to hire a we would refer them to any member of this results of last month's nations show the best work during the The highest per cent on record was made by two of the and Mrs. Miller visited us following is the financial ment of the 1'erry High School Whole amount contributed 75 EXPENDED FOn 1 pencil sharpener 5 00 1 History 1 GO 1 Sketches English History 1 2o Vol. Wood's Natural History a 75 11 Vol. words syllable 1 30 4 Vol. Green's Hist. Eng. People GO K Vol. Irving's Life of Columbus .TO 1 Volume 2 50 i dozen botany glasses 1 80 i dozen wire stand globes J 50 7011 pieces toy money 87 10 pounds modeling clay 85 12 copies reading leaflets 2 50 Expressage 1 40 Total 42 Balance in bank C. M. From County Dexter The Sentinel We are laboring tor the poor working for Burke moves next week to neer Casey where he will tbe coming George denies that he will take a helpmeet but a short time will S. C. writes from Lamed 4th as 3 inches mercury 20 Tell all my bacheler friends to keep the drip wiped their J. C. Allen has received a letter from 13 O. Junkin at giving the sad news of the death of his son The old citizens will remember Rev. Junkin as he was the first settled pastor of the 1'resby- tetian church in and the son Lawrence was well known and beloved us a The old citizens extend the hand of sympathy in this sad Following is the conversation ly overheard on the train between Des Monies and have a game of Second Bummer another man and I'll go First B. 1 Second U. Find a man aboard from Perry and you're all First B. rises up and asks in a loud gentleman in this car hailing from Perry will In a smooth faced attorney rather stoutly built rises my friend lets have a came of your The game proceeded and Perry's record as a poker town was this week almost every one in Woodward received A circular booming Del Norte and that town election was a decidedly there being but one ticket ft the gentlemen were J. H. U. H. N. Stevens and A. There were 40 votes Adel Tbe river for the past week has been higher than it has been for two years It really seems good to see the banks full W. J. Treasurer Willis deputy came over from Dexter last week commenced his duties in the mania for internal improvement F. K. Houghton and he is having his store room improved in Milt is bossing the The following persons have been drawn as Petit Jurors for the next term of Court which commences May 8th. li A. S Conant Rickerson H It Evans J H II Mart re n Office over Gamble's furniture v and Special attention to and all other legal business promptly attended In Flist National H. A. Will practice In State and Federal tax titles in Iowa a I A. P. ATTORNEY AT- A. M. D. Physician and All calls day or promptly R. Physician and Office in Commercial R. Justice of tiie PROMPTLY ATTENDED W HOWARD Insurance Igent in old Bank A.T. PAJ The Photographer Ween IOWA and will Pleasant Plaine Ruess every body is feeling well at the was no school Monday after- noon because of the school -a tin The owner can have the same by calling on I. T. morning Mr. Wolfe's hay stack was set on fire by some unknown Quite a loss wo Murray was again elected to till the place of L. who has been going to school in Dexter for some re- turned home last week carrying diploma in case of sickness was reported last We are not sure but think it was the heart our school are learning to play ball and are thinking of getting up a nine of their own some time in the near understand our neighboring will close up next wonder if Jessie Crocker won't go to Mr. Jessup's barn to hide again pretty lie came back to school with his pockets and teeth full of 1'eterCaylor and family have moved on their farm this side of the Etta Bennett visited at the school and among friends a part of last boys who went to town the other night didn't get they were looking although it tit like a THE Adel John Gallaher and Will Frakes ed last week to try their luck in the far west and when last heard from were taking in the sights of James Miller moved his family and household goods to Boone county last week and will make his home there in He has purchased a farm near Frank Preston received this week from George Welch of Punta a curiosity in the shape of a small piece of hide of a sea George killed the animal himself and in giving his description ot it says it ed pounds and the hide be fore being weighed 628 pounds and was two inches At a sale of household goods in Col- fax township this week four young men who had none of them been in the camp of the Benedicts for than three weeks were A baby cradle was one of the articles tu be and the bidding on this useful article was carried to such an extent that it sold for about four times the cost of a new The married men were not posted on the COST of such or else they were afraid the ply would run To Please Mr. The Montana a non isan paper devoted to the great stock Interests of the makes the most comment on the free policy ol President Cleveland and 4ise ways and means 'e an reducing our stock of says the fast aa we can to please Mr. will nave a shepherd Tenter Cyrus from near Panther P. O started for Walla Walla ton last Mr. and Michael Wagoner who live east of Panther P. O. are soon to start for Do not fault with the size of our as it matches our subscription Help us double the latter anil we will soon double the At the town election on Monday M. Schamel was elected Mayor with 81 votes W. D. ming and Harry Ed. Everett You do any ol advertise You ought to use printers ink every You are asleep and want your business to run Standing advertisements in the paper command Tbe man who for a lives in one community and leads a re even though he be of moderate will grow in tbe con- and esteem of his On the same principle a newspaper adver becomes familiar to the eye of the It may seldom read still it makes the name and business of the man and its presence in the columns of a paper inspires confidence in the stability of his has Woodward millions in if has no re- ference to our pocket Milton of moved his family to old J. A. Waldo and Charlie left the first of the week for Colfax If the backbone of winter Is broken there is no one in our recollection which more eminently deserved Mr. of visited at the home of his Mrs. Pat Egan for a few returning home Inst John Grimm certainly must have ar- rived M Del Colorado all O. K. ASTONISHES And draws trade from the North from the South from the East and from the West Side of this entire by its INCOMPARABLE AND Unequaled Low The Gold and Silver King shirts have been on sale in this house over three and they give entire und stylish goods constantly being N. PLATT C E Taylor J El Towner O P Hoddan B A. Peck Vogus Jacob Knapp W g F A tribbs A L Hammond Smith N Jas Kingsley H G A French S D Clark Alex Montgomery R M Davis C II Maple Grove here next Sunday by at 11 A. M. spelling school at Swan Lake one night last week was well After several pieces were de- also a few good dialogues were Lake school closed last also the school at Prairie we didn't get to dance at T. Phillips last It rained and the crowd didn't get that is some of but what did enjoyed the popcorn and Maple Grove taught by Miss May closed the 9th inst. Several were given by the er besides a nice treat of Friday a horse that Mr. ard was fell with but for- mud was his only Knee and family moved to Perry this old fashioned play party at Mr. last Friday The young folks came and had a grand eood after which they returned home about 3 in the Mr. Summerson said the other ning at the spelling school thai he couldn't get hold of the word he wanted to We asked him if it was too being lexicographical or HP said no it was plural of but he lacked to spell was seized with an ration to wrestle the other day and started but couldn't dnd a tackle a sheep in wolf's bet we had a jolly good time at Henry Life's last A surprise party all on account of Miss Effie's and Orion Mat Tinner and E. W. H. were at the lyceum last Tuesday of school taught in District No. Dallas for the month ending March 9th, 1888: N umbel not absent during Austin Robinson Ross Lisle Emmet Davis Lee Partner Ellsworth Maxwell Hurt Hesser Edgar Berry Vivian Hobinson Anna Lisle Argie Partner Essie Davis Average daily attendance during average 20; ber not or tardy during Vivian and Austin number of 30. COUA PEOPLES and OPEN EVERY DAY BUT West Side J. Popular Hardware Store ON SECOND While there look over his fine assortment pi Japanned and Granite Stoves andL Oil CARVING KNIVES AND FORKS AND Of Every De i. DEALER IN DRUGS MEDICINE Waifs Potter returned last from a years He will go back in about a school election resulted in the selection of Mr. Charles Learning for Ezra Miller will for rado J. W. Winkler was chairman of the delegation to the ty Joseph lias far re- covered from bis rheumatic AS to visit with his parents test and Mrs. A. T. of spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of Mr. and public schools clow in six WOODWARD ALSO A LINE OF Toilet ami No. 13 St. IN SPA PERI
