North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-02-16


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JOHN LAWLER' Agent.
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Home and Other Items.
l.. =. Alien mas taken the City Ho-
.ei ana VIII endeavor 70 Keeplt Tor the
speciai scco'n nlooa.lon oI farmers ana
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ly rival the Wilson family in the
same line of business. We wish all of
them success. :. JOS. Ramage. of the
firm of Newell & Co., picked himself
and carpet sack up on Tuesday and
started for eastern Ohio, where. it is
loudly rumored. Joseph will find his
hearts idol and bring her to McGregor
in few days. We are all ready to
welcome the return.
Rev. Mr.. SLOAN, Of the McGregor Con-
gregational Church, is south, toward New
Orleans, for his health: Mrs. SLOAN is in
Chicago with friends. Mrs. S. is also an
invalid, though nothing serious is thought
Of in either case. 1t is said by some
whether these ''some' know or do not
know, we cannot tell-that Rev. JOHN A.
CRuzAN, now on stuiy>duty in Chicago,
will be invited to fill Mr.. Sloan's desk
during the absence of the Congregational
padre. Mr. CRuzAN will be welcomed by
hosts of acquaintance in our city,.
Charley Budde filled his Wharf Ice House
On Wednesday of this week. He stores
: $50 tons. Bergman & Co. are storing
here and at North McGregor; their crop
will go up to a much larger figure. Ice
will be reasonable in price. 1t is Is to 20
inches thick and very solid. Mrs. r. Ii.
DAILY, of Omaha, (late Miss Mary A.
Burke, of McGregor,) has received dis,
patch containing little Irish gentleman
of 10 pounds weight! Thomas and Mary
are as proud OF the young Cslt as though
he was gold Good wishes to little "mis-
chief" and happiness to the parents. =.
The NJ. f. Festival and Fair of this week,
melted Sixty Dollars to the Church in.
debtedness not a bad receipt, consider.
ing the extreme closeness of the financial
hour. Miss Hattie A.. second dau.hter
of Tommy Thompson (near Elkadcr), was
married on the 9th, at home, to Edward
Russell, Of Farmersburg. Rev. Mr. Tay-
lor, of the M. E. Church, introduced the
happy pair to bliss. Nav thew app.eciate
each other during life as warmly as during
the DAVIS of the honey-moon.
"a citizen of McGregor" writes us a
long notice Of the Union House at Cbarles
CITY. We hayn't snace for It. The
Mansfield House at Cresco. the New
Hampton House, the Potter House ut
Conoyer. and the CITY Hotel at Calmar,
ara nil hiphly commended by travellers.
J,aro w ~ Rorker was morr;oa
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on the Sth, 10 MISS Molhe hatcn'
both of Dubuque. So says the
Herald, tho best paper in the State.
w. ,;sh .h. J.ar. .na I.ao.. ,Io..,.
dreams by night and by day. Life is u
dream, whether sleeping or awake. Let
us try to have good ones... james Moran,
late IF this place. is supposed to be mar
ried by this time, and to have reached
Omaha, his present residence. He was in
Pennsylvania recently, and is said to have
returned to Omaha ria Kentucky |
Jimmys acquaintance can guess the
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