The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-07
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FaLEs writes us from Virginia City, en-
closing Montana Radiator, column
sheet printed on light brown wr"pping
paper. The Radiator is published at
Helena by james Favorite, is well got up
and glows with the brilliancy Of Montana
prospects. Mr.. Fales writes that he will
be gonetyo years ho is well satisfied
with the country and is well. IA National
Bank is established at Usage Iowa; Hitch.
cock is President, j. II. Brush Cashier.
Hon. j. T. Clark, President Of the North
western Insurance Co., passed through
here to Dubuque on Tuesday; he says the
Company is full Of business. Fritz
Gaus Of the Stone Saloon has procured o
No. Pigeon Hole Billiard table which is
kept running almost day and night by
lovers Of the game. Fritz keeps excellent
lager and is very ob!iging. IA ball will
be given at Gutheil's on St. Patricks Eve,
March 10th, for the benefit of Jas. Fairy,
a hard.worAing, worthy man who has been
laid up for months with diseased eye
the eye is lost, and family Of wife and
children appeal for help; we learn that he
is very worthy man; supper will be at p.
Fury's UNION House.. Col. Henderson
and Judge Edmonds were in town last
week, they both informed us that there
was no change in the proprietorship Of the
Record. :. Geo. L. Scott and lady are east
on visit Of some weeks. :. Rev. John
Jackson Of Allahabad, British India, writes
to Mr.. Barron that he cannot forget Nc
Gregor or his many friends here; he is
we'll, but not so we'll contcnted as he anti
cipated. :. Geo d. Gardner is at Charles
ton, s. G., after pleasant sea voyage. -.
Hon. David Ncgg'e Of GAINESVILLE, is stop
ping with his family, at tho Evans House;
VIC believe be is permanently employed as
the Attorney Of the McGregor Western R.
r. Judge Nogglc is a most valuable &C
QUESTION to our legal and social circles.
Buy foot soarnaer Of r. Hubbard If you
want to sleep pleasantly these cold nights.
JERRY was employed one evening last
week to convey sleigh lvsd of pretty girls
to Monona the 1saur being backward
about the expense attending an invitation.
IL is said, the dear ones were scarcely out
Of town before dozen anxious pantaosn-
cd chaps cf the Juvenile order followed
Jerry's trail. A lively girl reports US the
events of the evening, but we refrain from
publishing lest it may trespass on personal
feeling "A ship canal across the State Of
Michigan is talked Of. :. DR.. Ayers, the
pill man is the controlling stakeholder Of
the New York Tribune. .., .,, H..
The Masquerade surprise Of last
Wednesday night at II. Ruble's, is called
one Of the gayest meetings of the season.
Pref Jim Williams, Of the Ethiopian Band,
says he came near dying when ''de bogus
niggers come on de floor for dance!'. :.
Mr.. Grant Of Willamstown, Iowa, who
advertised in the TINES a loss Of $3.50, was
so fortunate as to find it at the U. S.
House, West Union. Mr.. GORE. the pre-
prietor, returned it to Mr.. Grant and re-
fused to take any compensation. Mr.. G.
is model man, and Mr.. Grant is worthy
Of this kindness extended to him Mrs
Jaggar, widow lady, sister.in-law to Mr.
J. Hoisington the book. binder, has taken
rooms over Emile Schottle's store and
bakery (next to Senator Hammers resi-
derce). Mrs. j. will accommodate four to
six cay boarders il application be made
soon. "A Parent writes Us that t;.v
children Of one or two of our city schools
are denied the use of water, and that
teachers require little boys and girls to
pick up ice and snow as substitutes In
one school house, it is said, there is 'neith-
er bucket or dipper." Will our school
managers see to this?