The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-08

Dr. Simon Huntington has sold his Patent
Medicine and Dsndeiion interest to P. White,
but the Doctor is still editor of the McGregor
Commercial, free circulation advertising sheet
issued from the Ne,rs Office. What's the mat
teri Mr. White is Agent for the sale of
BARRIERS "dried up" on Sunday shaving last
Sabbath-they advance their face-.noothing
to Is cents!....., Dorr Hoxsies ball on Thursday
night last was lively one. Dorr and his
estimablc lady are always 80 obliSing as to
insure large and pleasant company. ...... Mrs.
John Jacobia has returned from her annual
Ohio visit, accompanied by lady relative and
her brother, Goodwin Howe, good business
man, but we are sorry to see not in good health.
Capt Freeman and family design to leave
to day TUESDAY for Mobile. May good luck
60 with them. ......J John L. Hagensick, late Of
Read, is now a resident Of this city. John is
one of the partners in the new Brewery at
Burdick's coulee, and he will be proved a most
valued citizens..... Mrs Gordons Concert on
Thursday evening, at the Brick Church, was
we'll attended and warmly encored The pieces,
both musical and semi theatrical, were we'll re.
ceived, but owing to the muddy state of the
walking and other exciting attractions the
same evening, there was less crowding for seats
than there would otherwise have been. ,.. DR..
T. w. Wood, an old inhabitant (though =
young many Of our city, is at home from 4
Repr esentatiye trip TO the Fenian Congress Of
Philadelphia. Doc says the "cause"i is in good
shapc..... Mrs. Arnold, child and niece returned
on Thursday, from visit east, to rejoice the
heart OF our halfbache!orized friend. THon 40
Welcome to the standardization Town
send, wife and child reached the Iowa shore or
Sunday morning. Our Narrow City must look
forbddng at first to Mrs T., but there is a
social and business fascination about this active
commercial town which will charm almost any
one who is pleased with daily Fourth OF July
Let strangers stay here six months and Nc
Gregor is their home for life.
L. Peavy has bought N. Kriebs' Photograph
probably assist Lou. in running it. Peavy j.
some on trades...Doc. Jennings card is worth
attention. He proposes to cure all cureabc
Diseases. John Conant, whom we all know
favorably, and John Beckett, Of Lansing, Du
buque and the river towns generally "a superior
Billiard player and q nicelooking young gen
tleman) are clerking for Tim. e. Clarke in the
Broad Gauge. Geo. M. Stone, all accommo.
dating gentleman, is assistant to Tim. and
"Neeze.' in the Mozart. The Bluff Street
Brewery will be in motion in about one month
FIRED. Gaus will re-occuly his old place,
next the Evans House, in day or two. Caspar
goes to North McGregor to open Grocery
Storc.....C Charles Cady, of Ion, was robbed
here one night last week Of a watch worth
SIS. Charley tells US lac was little tight and
he don't know who took the watch!,. ....John
Karn 18th Iowa Cavalry was robbed at Fr. du
Chen on Friday night last, Of 500 bill by a
! brother soldier who slept with him. Karn
thinks the name Of bis bed fellow was John p
Smith; A. Kohn & Co., Of this place, say
that man answ eiing the description was bar.
| gainingiwith them for goods the next morning,
and shewed 500 bil!.... An Encampment of
10. O. F., and Good Templars Lodge, were
organized or instituted at this place some days
ago.. Lew. Metzger is "goirS for" all the
game in the country he is a fair dealer.....We
have come natices of come first rate young
men, Nut this week cannot see their -s.ssts Fl
print. Wait a little, boys!. Capt. L. l..
Ainsworth, 10Th Cavalry of West Union. will
be at home soon....."Si. Miller has sold out to
his partner, J. McDermott.