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•!. II. Lothian is acting marshal j re.mect (if many friends. Mr. and hiring tlie- absent'** of Marion i-’diis. ' Mrs. (jillis are taking in the lt;bn sh.i who is visiting in Audubon fmmiv. i exposition on their wedding t»if*-As tii** 1 ianek building gets neater and nearer completion, it becomes more and more apparent that .t is an exceptionally line siore room. Thi*- week the glass from was pa* in. The windows extend to tin- ceiling and each is of a single piece of line plate glass. They are the largest in town. An idea of their size may be drawn from tin* fait that the. glass front weighed HtfNi pound-,, wiil ne no dark spot in tinMrs. Cillis will, we understand, i* ;•lt; li the fall term in the I Mover k’«d and her husband will preside in t!:*• lleiuierKon district near Plover. TnK IlKVKlIjLK congratulates both worthy young people and wishes tin. m happiness and success.Painters are n«»w at work on tinfinvclock ItemsOur town was well represented «t Cite re ‘Omaha September 21. Iowa day. -»:i:r room. ' thirty of our citizens having hevii in- j there at that time.W. S. t ux and family returnedterior woodwork ami before longWeible llauck will be selling goods j Cincinnati Wednesday morningthefrom quarters as line as any in the Mr. Derwent from Peea’onn i.county. Illinois, is here looking after his farm.Yesterday another change was! Mrs. Herrington, wife of Kov. He:-made in the ownership of Use Drown ! r*,,8lon at Ayrshire, is visiting ln-rbarber shop, W. 11. Drown selling out! l,aiv,,u h*?re- Mr. and Mrs..1. P-to his partner. Walter Williams. Will will stay with the new propriety for a short time until iiv can get another man, and will then take a vacation, probably going to Wisconsin on a visit. Clarence Drown will remain in the shop as helper. Will Drown has been in the barber business in Koife for quite aStrong.Pvcry body is busy getting f.ili wo;klie oa-yt nu in be i **f; ' °years and it will seem strange to have | ('ily* no Drown barber shop. He scraped!, from the junior's face the lirst crop of down it produced. At that time he was in a shop down near wh» re Jim Pull's meat market now stands.•dr. Williams is a good barber and succeeds to a good business.Makjukd* On Monday, September ll». HW. at thePrcsbyterianclniroh in Plover. Iowa. Miss Lillian .I. Curtis to W. N. Oillis. T]u. bride has been for a number of years a very successful teacher in the Plover schools and an ardent worker in church affairs, and is popular socially. The groom, who | is indeed a lucky man, is studying for i the ministry, teaching betimes. He ! is steady and industrious and has the 1done and preparing to take this winter.Miss I3.il!, who represents the Kc»‘-ord. was in town Saturday iookmZ after the Interests of the paper.Miss Til lie Cramer left Friday la-t to commence school work at Mas»:»Dev. Shidlcr and wife are attending conference at Kmmetsbarg thD week.tmuuuuuuumiiinuiiuuuuitauuu*OUR WARRANT!Bfor the hatching of BO per cent. of \wm I fertile egga that are placed In ourRELIABLE INCUBATORwhen the Instructions| are followed rs laid down. You will understand how It Is risible for us to make such an unparalleled ipjarantee. whwi you* book that contains no lm-value riuSSSvn? j^inr lore, aud of great |M ,ftfy fancier. Sent for !0eDotUKu C ^ muuirr. ocm iui iw.Reliable Incubator A Brooder Co„JUNOY. ILLINOIS.
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Rolfe Reveille
Rolfe, Iowa, US
Thu, Sep 22, 1898
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