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a, 0. Money, D. D. S., resident dentist, Mannon, In, PB. d. Walsh, living near Gil wore, ha been the guest of his ‘ands, Danial Liane, the past few days. A nice line of purass and pack et books in all shapes and ives at Olson’s Racket Store, Come in and 6o them. DBR Chas. Johnson and Dr. Brad yshawn, of Pocahontas, and Attorney Phillips, of Fonda, were Pomeroy visitors Sunday, Dr. Wolkert and O. F. Hitten ‘mark went to Rockwell City Tues day morning, the doctor remain ing until Wednesday evening. An exchange thinks that an ed itor and a photographer are alike in one respect. They are both expected to make people appear a nighty sight better than they are. By the late arrival of an over- plue of matter last week an inter esting batch of news items from Sherman township was crowded out. Hops it will not occur again, Larry Stack, the conductor who was badly injured near Pomeroy recently while aboard his gravel train, has nearly recovered, and went to Chicago Friday afternoon where he will meet the officials of the road. While at Jolley Saturday we called on our old friend, Ed Don aker, and found him happy as naval. With a nice, clean stock of hardware, far in excess of his small yet comfortable quarters, he, is doing a lucrative business. Manson Democrat: ‘The Honey land office has sold the Dirk Al bers 520 acre farm in Bellville township to a Mr. Hunter, of Kan kakee, Til, for $40 an acre. Ma Albers will go to Oklahoma to en gage in the stock business. He received spot cash for his farm. Anyone having bills against me or my wife are asked to kindly itemize same up to ths date, October 35, and send same to me in care of Meming Bros., Des: Moinas, To., and they will be at tended to as soon as possible. Jas. H. B. Woodorre. Cherokee Democrat: Dr. Cr. [. Watson, a physician of Pomeroy, was in the city yesterday and made arrangements to locate hare. He leased the rooms in the Van dercook block lately occupied by Smith Miller and will occupy them November 1. He will bring his family here as soon as he can find a suitable home. Dr. Watson has been in practice at Pomeroy the past three years. An exchange says the weather is ‘progressing slowly but purely toward the overcoatish and gore, throatish stage. ‘The ones of sad ness deepen on the iceman’s face, the conmay’s song grown louder as the days grow brisfer, while jakirt waists darker grow spuce, ,and long haired football players don the reefer, sud man to drink “hot scotch” than “pop” world befer. A Kansas judge recently rend ered a decision that will interest all the boys who have swecthearts. A young man hired a livery team to take his sweetheart out driving, and so tell the liveryman. The team ran away and demolished the vehicle. The liveryman brought suit for damages. She Judge ral led in favor of the young man and told the liveryman that he should have given the young man a tem, that he could have driven with one hand, knowing that he was fry ing to take his sweetheart our driving. Journal: Syed Hutchison, who has been deputy county treasurer for nearly two years, had been tendered and accepted a situation in the First National Bank ue tockwell Cay, Mr. Hutchison is a bright young man and has well levened his promotion. He take the place to be vacant by the resignation of C. 1. use. Wrank Coons, of Tolley, has accepted the Vonithan of deputy treasurer. Mr. Coons will make a pond deputy ag A prdivaninat breguntaut, to Ueithe: highly Residence for sale. Apply to Mra. R. J. Voss. 382 Ben Greenside is now clarking for R. S Hammon in the now general store, where he began work Monday. _ The interior of the Lumanuoela Kuthoran church is undergoing repairs this weak to the amount. For about $200, Fred Chips, Fred Smith and J. L. Dalton were the Pomeroy dele gation to hear red Ui. White, the democratic candidate for governor, at Manson Tuesday afternoon. The sudden change in the weather made it necessary to dis miss the little folks at school yes terday, but it will be different when the furnace is completed. Mr. and Mrs. BR. B. Beach, of Jolley, were in tun yesterday, ac companied by his mother, who re turned to her home at Dows after a pleasant two weeks visit at the Beach home. The pranks of the small boy on Hallowe'en have g grows lees term ful with each succeeding year un till the last few anniversaries have revealed practically nothing un iusual around the public atreats. Editor Lees Wonders, Editor W. W. Barry, of Lexing ton, Tenn, in exploring Mammoth Cave, contracted a severe case of piles. His quick cure through using Bucklow’s Arnica Sulve con vinced him it is another world’s wonder. Cures piles, injuries, in ‘Hommation and al] bodily erup tions, Only 260 at MV, Mullan’a. “The Lecture Course, The delivery of tickets for the lecture course will begin next Sat urday. Jolhn DeWitt Miller will open the course November 18 with the lecture, “The Uses of Agiiness.” The association tried to have this date changed but would not, the Treason being given in a letter from the bureau. This letter shows what the public thinks of Mrs Miller; “Replying to your favor of he lith iist., November 18 is the only date we can possibly offer you for Miller. Every night for the season is sold solid, otherwise, “we would gadly change it as you! suggest,” Hoyt L. Canary will give his original entertainment, “Around the Stove,” Decouber 1. This gentleman is a humorous imper sonator of much worth and if you like to laugh be sure and hear him. The school number will be giv en February 4 The nature of the program has not yet been de cided upon, but of course the en tertainment will please ‘always have, Col, LP. Copeland will clean the course on March U3 with the lecture, “Seeing the elephant,” the colonel useds no word of, commendations he here before. It is hoped that every take an interest in his ‘ad it is a most worth on should he specially interested ha cause it is conducted ii such a business-like manner by the young people of our public schaule, as others has been| oun will enterprise 2, and ye Brave Explorers Like Stanley and Livingston found it harder to overcome ma arial, fever and agus and typhoid Gigoago army than SAVER canni bals; but thousande have found that Electric Bittery is Wonder Ful cure for all Inalarial Disnnysis, TE you have chills with tever, aches in back of neck sod head, and tired, worn-out Feelinge, a trial will convince you of their merit, w, A. Null, of Webh, if, Writes: “My children austered for more han a year with, chills and favor, then twe bottles of Elvetrie. te tera enred Von, Only Se eenty, Lry then. Guaranteed, Nob hy! M. ¥. Mullan, Avugesat, , Nebraska is boasting Deenuge bhie is ahead of Towa in Noe Vacsgeg Siyar Dusiness. pug evrtnindy orvlt to tee a Sufficient licenting for Towa to Het oss ga Housed f. La grippe, with ira afte AMnMally controys thea people Le Inay dig MMIC narra ! by One Minute ough Cure. the only remedy that brad diath result, in ecutelig, croop. bronchitia, PALO | throat and lupy trades, proven! comruption. tin. Cferts, ws ats “olds, A gered! It will: DP Merc!
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Pomeroy, Iowa, US
Thu, Nov 02, 1899
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