North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-01
Home and Other Itoms.

IL ne good in months without an r, as in
), any other month. All our dealers will
hare them soon, but the old Empire" is
the FIRST to introduce them in $780,.
Mrs. Frank Mckay, Mrs. G. X. Luther,
and Mrs., Hunt, are the happy mothers of
boy, each. No cards......H. d. George
has removed to Ossian and rugged up one
Of the incest two-table (Brunswick) sal
oons in the west. H. B. is not much of
talker, but notwithstanding his difidence,
he will Try to entertain you. Call and see
the ancient McGregorite.
The NJ. f. Picnic, of Monday, is dc.
.scribed briefly in another place. We are
requested to express, through the TINES,
the. thanks Of all the participants to Gen.
Lawler and the officers of the City Of Me-
Gregor steamer for the happiness their
literally furnished the children and their
friends. ....Wm. Schmidt wants to rent a
good store room. Ask him about it......
G. G. Cone is now in his new and hands
some brick Hardware building. ....M.
Murray il raising his hotel with design
to very much improve it.
We have no report from our Sioux City
and Yankton emigrants. Ravens By
King) missed the connection at New
Hampton, and was obliged to return......
Mr.. j. w. Hubbard, of 1.-THE West" the
father Of Mrs. Charles II. Barron, is in
town on a visit. Mr.. II. is an old and
highly esteemed citizen of this city, and
for the last ten years mining rambler
from the southern confines Of Arizona to
the extreme Of Montana. To US, his
presence is a great pleasure. ....The VEN
cradle father Of Doc. Plumb, is in town
spending . few weeks with his children.
Our time will soon enable us to introduce
him to some choice fishing places in this
vicinity. Mr.. Plumb, senior, is Walton
disciple.
Mrs. w. z. Austin was badly hurt on
Tuesday, Mr.: A. hitched pair of his
spirited horses to buggy, and Mrs. A.
was invited to ride into the country with
him. She took seat, and something was
noticed in the harness that did not please
Austin. lie sprang out to correct it, the
horses started, the buggy upset, and Mrs.
A. was thrown out on the ground. The
buggy was destroyed, the horses broke
loose, and destruction ruled the hour. DR..
IIazletipe was sent for. The left arm of
the lady was found broken, and her per-
son otherwise badly bruised. We trust
that no farther injuries will be discovered.
Will. 7. Cooke, well known in North
Iowa as R'y man, grain dealer and a
first rate reliable business gentleman, is
soor to become q resident Of New Hamp-
ton.. Capt. Cook, NJ. E. Duff, w. B.
Hunt, R. G.. Place, Jacob Vanpel, and
other Elkaderists, Of pleasant appearance,
were in town on Sunday and Monday
looking the City over......R. IL. F. Nor
gan, of Winona, left the up steamer on
Monday long enough to say, show are
you r.. .Chas. w. Hcwett, of Dubuque,
the active R'y man out west, was here on
Monday, looking after the company's in
terest.. ....Mr. Hays has left US some
curious specimens of rock found near
here. Some call it Tiff, usual &C
compartment of lead: it is very clear and
CLASSY looking. ....The Pr. du Chiener'
had great outporing to Pictured Rocks
on Tuesday. Capt. Bass tells US there
were over 400 persons on board his steam
CT. This closes the picnic season.....
Charley Budde is arranging to extend hi
Lumber wharf about 80 feet more towart
the western channel. Charles is no
afraid of an enterprise that must result il
profit to him.. -. .Jno. Jacobia is raising
the late "Gay'' House he intends remov
ing his stock of Groceries there when tn
house is put in trim. MIR. Kimball, w
learn, will retire from that business and g
into the produce trade. Success to boil
of them wherever they may be. W.
speak the wishes of their extensive list o
acquaintances when We thus express our
selves. ~
The McGregor graded School will com
yaaaes on MonGsy next, in the Bricl
School Houses. Prof II. i. Barnes, Prin
cipal, A list Of the Teachers names wa
handed US too late for this issue......Se
%. c. Bucks Temperance suggestion ant
80 for ticket if you mean what you say
We like Mr.. Bucks grit......Mr. Gillsspy'
appointments will be noticed in anothe
column. We are informed that I. A
Hendricks and Dan. W. Voorhees,, of Ind
ana, will canvass q portion of the State
Our appointments will be given ir tn
TIxss of next week. Most of then
will be ct McGregor.
Hon. VIM. Tucker. of Chickasaw, spen
a few days hereabouts, this week, lookin
after railroad matters, in which the pco
pie of that section, and all Northern
Iowa are interested. We have know
Mr.. T. for years, and look upon him
being thorough representative man
wsli worthy the respect his energy ha
nale for him in the community where b
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Stolen, from Edward Deacon, at the Of
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