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   Steamboat Rock Echo (Newspaper) - August 19, 1897, Steamboat Rock, Iowa                                W V Yl r TO THE WELFARE AND INTERESTS OF THE OF STEAMBOAT ROCK AND STEAMBOAT AUGUST NUMBER BUSY AND BOOMING BLOWETH MpT HIS VERILY NOT BE HEP BY Justice ol the ALLEN CONFECTIONARY Meals at nil jll kinds P I Builders 1011 the Old fork Harness tWill fit you out with tbe pest harness for as little as any dealer in Repairing and promptly done you 1 HERM Responsibility Your Brines x i 1 t Jeweler and Will be at store every two weeks and will attend to all business coming in his He will attend to repairing clocks and Work left at Christians store will Beimel sec and Goal For Threshing I pay the highest price for CARS THE CENTRAL 1 i running on tne western lines between and on train No 2 and supper on tram only meals these I Was City supper mut between and oil trains 4 8 between Sioux Chicago t i Meals ala Carte At Very Reasonable Our Citizens Find Much to Do and Talk TRADE OUTLOOK GOOD Topics of tho People arc of tho Talus of Sorrow arid of Rose Sharpshair is better but not able to he out THE HERALD only per if not paid in of was in town Miss Eunice of visited here over Miss Mabel Stearns is visiting with relatives at Mason Shaners baby has been very sick but is better at this Magpie of visited with Nettie Miss Rie Lockwood commenced her school in the Clay Center Mon Obid of did some repair work on the bridge across the river who has been ill for some is reported as being very daughter and son Miss and brother and Miss of are here camping on our river John Haley and son ol Wright relatives anc friends here last and Ap drove down Sunday to visil with friends here a few Miss of at tended the social here Saturday even She is the guest of Miss Ida Jones Jennie Snyder and Mrs of are visiting at John Snyders and Misi Anna Schneiders in this Joseph Wertz and wife accompanist their daughter to her home at Onawa where they will remain unti Wertz has regained her John Lynk lost a good horse Safur His son Rob was on his way home from Whitteu and when coming down the Sharpshair hill the horse fell dead John Eilers and are the busiest men in John is kep busy shelling corn or the farmers Saturday he shelled about bushel lor Christie Allen Riley has been doing quite i good business in the restaurant th past crowded with boarders Allen knows how to tornish his cus tomers with good The ice cream sociable given by the Ladies Aid society in the school house yard Saturday evening was well at The Hughes band played some fine All report a good time an went home feeling well Mrs Hattie of Pender daughter of Samuel 0 Clay lost her 45 months old baby with bowel trouble Funeral was held Jim of is hen looking after threshing He has a new machine with all the late He expects the here by the middle ot the week and will soon be ready to do the some fine Carpenter is building a wagon shop on the old The smith shop is completed and Edick is hammering away at the anvil and now is building his sho that makes two new buildings came out of the ashes ot the old land Thursday night an information wa filed at the mayors office agains Charles and John charging them with the cume of shooting fire arms inside of the Friday morning Constable De a went arrested the and took them before Mayo where they plead guilty and were fined and cost of which they paid and went off Spencer had one of his happy Saturday There was a one BO he had it all to The seemed to enjoy if for thinking it was a band that was advertised to play but when they learned to the contrary and all hopes of getting a night of rest was given they bad Haan of his slumber to stop the De Haan took the doctor to City Miss Johanna of Cedar has been visiting here for a of week with Hinricks and She is a sister to Hinricks nd has not been here for eight she has been in the family of was with them when they went with them to Cedar where they have since Miss Johnson left Saturday morning for where she intends to visit ither relatives and by 1 will re to Cedar Mrs Blakely is boarders from the State Nor mal Institute at Cedar THE SUNDAY SCHOOL Rose Simpson is very Hanna will move to Iowa Falls about Bert have the George moved to Story School will begin Buey Wilson will A cousin of Eugene Robbs is visit ing He lives at Bed Miss Ruey Wilson Hampton this attending Cora Mallory is visiting her pa and Frank Simpson and wife moved to their new home at Iowa George and Bert of visited their father at this place Sun who has been vis iting her parents near for the past returned home Saturday It is always gratifying to receive tes and diarrhoea and when the endorsement is from a physician it is especially There is no more satis factory or effective remedy than Cham cholera and diarrhoea writes physi cian of and as he has used the remedy in his own family and sold it his drug store for six he should certainly know For sale by 3riig company Articles of adoption were filed in tb recorders office Eliza beth and John of Jackson adopt Alice a miss of 15 as their own child giving her all the rights of inheritance She retains her own If you should happen to get two copies of THE this week raai one to friendin another 1 will be just as good as a letter for i gives all the Hardin county BROWNS and Barter Leave bundles here for ELDORA First clasi worK Saturday The Place to get the Best Meat for the Money Is a THE SAM De Harvesters and Mowers DEERE PATTEE Hammock Cultivators Coal and Live Stock THIRD INTER NATIONAL Text tlie I ory I by tho Though I speak with the tongues of men and of and have not I m become as sounding binss or n tinkling It is said that this is tho only hapter In all Pauls epistles in which lie oca not mention Jesus in one or of lis But it is n portrait so ul that one cannot foil to recognize tlie ikeness even without tho The first versea set forth versus All ore nothing from but Jesus combined till in imd Ho spoke With more tongues of man or See 4 39 64 32 John And though I have tho gift proph ecy and understand all and all and though I 10 I could remove and mve not I am He foretold all In Him are hid all the of wisdom and and Ho is lio author and finisher of our faith Mark W 3 Apart or severed from Him we can do noth ing John but through or He through cnn do all And though I bestow all my goods to feed the and though I give ray body to be burned and have not it me Ho actually gave up all tho glory of anc Became so poor for us that Ho often hac not where to lay His and Ho gave Himself a sacrifice for us might by His blood be and eat Him and and it was to last lovo to God and to us John vii vrith viii 1 58 I also 8 John 57 20 When this great lovo of His constrains us or takes hold us as a burn ing we will reflect Love and is kind not lovo vaunteth not itself is not puffed His kindness contentment and Never was this love seen perfectly on earth except in our Lord give mo this love Lovo love active love to those in the same lovo a Jesus willing to be used in any way or set willing to be used to opei some ones eyes and then to be washed ol into the Delighted with Christ wholly occupied with and fully yielded to Doth not behave itself unseemly not her is not easily pro thinketh no The says Is not not account Ho never pleased no sought His own but did al ways those things that pleased 3 John 30 SB When oppressed and He not His When He not He He ened not 7 I Pet no way tp livo this which every Christian ought to except by to Him that He may livo it in If w are He will do not in but re in the truth has no part in no fellowship with that which is Nei ther does nor tolerates it in bu loves the lives the truth and speak tho He I am the The Holy Spirit is the Spirit of truth God is the God of truth John 6 xvi 13 He desireth truth i the inward parts and who Ho who is the truth lias full control i will bo oven Beareth all a hopeth all endureth al In meekness suffers ns th sight of and for Christs sake puts u believing that all thing are from God i and for our to His blessed will until Ho TJn meekly simply having confidence i God and seeing Jesus Love never But there bo they shall fail whethe there be they shall cease wheth cr be it shall vanis Whatever else may cease with ou sojourn here love shall not Evor prophecy shall bo fulfilled and be no more shall bo on language as and all our pros ent knowledge of tho future bo up iu the and of the ac tual while shall be known manifested and enjoyed as never before God is and ho that in lov in God and God in him I John For know in part and w prophesy in But When that which i is then which is in par shall bo done We may know muo but we ahull know more tor if any mail think that he ho nothing yet as h ought to know I Tho chili of God in has not what he wi is not what be will sees not wha he will When I was a I spake as I understood as a I though as a put away childish He refers tc phases of talk of little children in chapter ill are often mot wit All savors ot church o denominational or that boasts Vf hnt we or what we is inert childish baby But with tbi while the childrens talk ma bo innocent and over the bub talk of Christians is positively Th for thoughts and words found tu Lot tho thought and words of God take the place of OUTS and as we are filled with them ours vril be crowded ouk we see through a glas but then faoo Now I in but then ahull I know even us uls Iain here i shall bo the oven th book veil until O TO Walter And the Steamboat Rock Roller Best Flour on Guaranteed as good as any Minnesota We want bushels of wheat for which we will pay the highest market BENSON end depth and height of meaning that we never And now But the greatest these is xi is the great faith chapter is the great hope and his is the great love The love of God to us is the greatest thing we ever heard and His iove to others manifest us is the greatest service we can But we must also that it is impossible to please Him and also that the hope is the great purifier of our lives I John There are no contradictions but we must take the whole testimony and put it before vis to see the whole Come to the Any periodical published cin be se cured through THE HERALD clubbing If your subscription to THE HERALD is paid come and see us if not paid call around with your If not a subscriber come in any way and get in debt to AGREEABLY See Vigars Davis and they will de anv quantity to any part of the city of ground chicken rough corn oats Morgan Mason have been very successful with the Brooks Patent Scaffold and gang They have sold fortyfive counties in besides the states of California and Oregon since coming to the Compare THE HERALD with any other paper Hardin Note its twelve seventytwo columns and convince yourself which paper gives the most county and all the One year 31 in Everyone interested in the wheel will be glad to learn that the Mason City wheelmen will give another race meet 20 and A complete list of and entry blanks can be se cured by addressing the club who will gladly give any information Veteran Brooks Patent Gang Eldora was honored recently with a visit from of Waverly one of the veteran painters of the west For fifteen years he has been the editor and contributor to the leading painting and decorating papers and magazines of the such as the Painting and Decorating Master Painter and He has been connected with the Vinton Lead company and the National Lead of New He is also the author of Grinnells Hand Book on He made the special trip to Eldora to investigate Brooks Patent Scaffold and Gang Brushes and was greatly pleased He witnessed the painting of Towers To a re when he In I saw two workmen paint two gables and ends with dows which The were building W feet workmanlike Wlie ances are far superior to the scaffold and single men get more power on work and the scaffold is perfectly JE find Morgan Mason gentlemen every I never expected in my lite time to see such superior provement for the painters the state missionary of the American Sunday School will be in this county three and onehalf His theme is Country Evan and while he remains in Hardin county let us use every means to advance our county When he speaks near you dont fail to hear Cheap I n tes on the Dot S and 19 tne will seh tickets at one plus 52 for the round to points The lias found It pays to give its patrons an vto look tor cheaper If von will write to Horace i agent of the At he will mall you and land 154 TUe Iowa Central railway Aug 3 and 7and si and 6 and sell evs excursion tickets to points In slates one fare lor the round trip plus tickets good returning days from sale Colo and Minnesota Mis Mississippi and Foi fui thei call on agents Iowa Genual railway or address general passenger 4113 A Encampment For tlie accommodation of veterans attend ing the national encampment at Buffalo and for parties Visaing tlie tne lona Central railway lias arranged to run day palace sleeping cars and tourist sleep ing oara through to Buffalo without change Excursion tickets at less than one are for the round tilp will be sold 21 and and can be wade good For further information call on agents Iowa railway or address general passen ger i 408 Half tire excursion to Lake 31 The Iowa Central rail the above soli excursion tick els to and return at Eldora Lady The annual session of the grand temple of Bathbone Sisters of Iowa met at Clinton last The election of officers occured Thursday afternoon Boylan was chosen grand chief of the Bathbone Sisters of Iowa on the second This is the highest in the gift of the grand temple and is an honor not only to Boylan but to Equality temple of this city which she This is especially noteworthy as Equality temple is one of the youngest tem ples in the It has been or only a little over two yet this honor puts it in the front rank Two years ago it had its first representation in grand temple which met at Marshalltown Boylan was the representative and at that time was elected grand protector which paved the way for her triumph this The honor came as a surprise to Equality as no one from here knew of the possibility Boylan herself was undecided as to her candidacy until che reached the There are many people outside of the Sisters who have expressed their grati at the honor it confers not only on Eldora but Hardin county to have the grand chief chosen from here Equality temple expressed its gratifica tion by tendering a reception to the newly elected grand chief and her sister Greef and The hall was beautifully decorated with the colois of the order and numer ous potted The desk of Boylan was banked with cut Music was furnished by and his well trained orchestra from the Industrial schook Delicate refresh ments were served by the Be marks made by of Equality aud The response was made by A pleasant evening was spent by all Great credit is due tho com for making arrangements in so short a time and such marked r  

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