The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-06-12

PERSONAL---VERY.. II. Swsaringen
and i. d. Ingman visited Chicago
and the Grand Jubilee last week.
They report great crowd at least
two tons Of noise to the ton Of music;
and hotel proprietors happy.
We have received . catalogue Of
Wittenberg College, At Springfield.
Ohio, for 1923. In which the name OF
Nj. Lutte NJ. Focht, of this place, sp-
pears among those Of the graduating
class. In the list Of Alumni Of this
college we notice the name Of Rev. J.
w. Observation-Disclosures class Of
1865.
Hon. John Edwards, OF Texaa, Is at
present visiting his daughter, Mrs. H.
H. Maynard, Of this place. Mr.. Ed
wards Is q veteran Iowa lawyer and
politician. At the outbreak OF the
war, he was speaker of the Iowa
House, where he represented Lucas
comfy. He entered the army a. Col
onel Of the 18th Iowa Regiment, and
later became a Brig. Gen. Of volsn-
teers. At the close of the war he To-
Gated atsFort Smith, Ark. and recent.
~ was the unsuccessful party In .
contested election TO the last Congress.
At present his home Is at sherman,
Texas, where he is engaged in manag.
ing large land interests.
Mr.. Frank ID. Thrift, . fellow crafts
man from Beliefontaine, Ohio, Is wis
ting his uncle, Mr.. VIM. Gilmore, N
this place. As became lead-slinger,
Mr.. Thrift has made several calls upon
his Iowa companions in misery in the
ADVERTISER Office Come again.
An old friend and subscriber, Mr..
John Patton, from near Mechanics
vile, starts for Scotland this morning.
He sends US stamps with which to
prepay his ADVERTISER to "Auld Sco-
tia" for four months.
Mr.. John Thompson. whose ap.
preaching departure for Scotland was
noticed some weeks ago, has been kept
at home by sickness in his family.
He loses the price OF q passage across
the ocean as his ship sailed with his
berths empty.
Mr.. John Lett, of Brownsville, Ne
brasks, gave U.S. very pleasant cali
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. L. is cbus-
in to the family of that name So long
resident in Upton, and Is here visit
ing Mr.. Jno. :. Tuthill and family.
He Is the gentleman who made the
gallant fight last fall as the candidate
of the Democrats aud Liberals for
Governor Of Nebraska, reducing . Re-
publican majority OF twelve to less
than three thousand. aoa
BENpER.-This individual, who has
the faculty of being arrested in near ~
every State in the Wee has turned
out not to be in Cedar Rapids. We
that is the people of the city-were
harrassed with doubt and exhilerated
by hopes as the different reports Of
Bender or not Beuder came in, and
our worthy Marshal hung around the
telegraph office waiting for that news
from Kansas which would decide tina
much discussed question. At last it
came and the bubble burst aud Ben
der or some other man was free. The
individual who has been the center
OF observation in the city prison for the
last week, has enjoyed q ,notoriety
rarely equaled, ani when he journ eys
from the Rapids be cannot complain
OF y want OF hospitality on the part of
our city Well, we are waiting for
some Of the other fortunate places to
report GU their BENDER some OF
whom must shortly know how we
felt when ours vanished. Cedar Rap
aus Iinaes. LTD gIaHoG