The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-02-28

ii:D A. shd 700 r. n. sunday SCHOOL after
morning service. Prayer meeting every We'd
nesaay evening. REV. A. II. CARMAN. Pastor.
CATHOLIC CIirRcH.-Seryfces every sunday at
il:oo 4. u. and 400 P. ". Sunday School every
Sunday al Loo r. NJ.
REV. NJ. IA. MCCARTHY, Pastor.
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHrgcn.-seryices every
sunday at f1:oo 4. NJ. and 700 P. NJ. Sunday
School after morning service.
REV. c. s. PrRclyAI, Rector.
LIME SPRINGS.
PREsRYTERrts Church services. sunday at
lo.as q. m and p. IN. sunday School after
morning service.
- REV. WATSON RUSSELL, Pastor.
Go and see Herr Skatimquick at
Rink tonight.
DIR. Towns leaves the Webster
House. March 3rd for Austin, MINI.
Masquerade ut Rink tonight.
Music Ind fun. Admission 10 cents.
A "gemmen" took n "jack pot"
with three jacks and a razor the
other night we are informed.
The couple from Africa on skates
will astonish the natives at the Rink
tonight.
DIR. Price has put in a fine stock
OF Stationery and Pcrfumery, that
will just suit his lady friends.
Tim Hopkins was up at Bonair
| Tuesday. A gentleman by the name
OF Shoemaker went to Dubuque with
him. Tim said he was a shoe ma
ker by trade and by name, but that
he couldn't sell whisky without Il
license.
o. A. Schall, the Piano tuner will
be in Cresco on Thursday Of this
week, to tune the instruments in
need thereof, and will remain until
all work Of the kind in Crcsco has
had attention. We can commend
him as fist class in that line.
Rev. A. p. Mead, of Wisconsin, has
been appointed by the presiding ell
der Of the conference, Rev. $. q.
Smith, OF st. Paul, to take the pas
torate Of the IL. Il. church, in this
city, made vacant by the resigna.
ton of Rev. T. G. Stringer.-Fari-
bault Republican,
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
Church at Lime Springs. will give u
musical entertainment in the Church
on Friday evening the 23rh inst.
Proceeds to procure Il new Organ.
The children 5 meeting will be held
in the Presbyterian church. March
Ind, at p. IN. All are invited.
In one day last week there were
six funerals at Usage, all children
| The scarlet fever is said to be rag
ing there with great virulence. We
would advise our people to shun that
town during the prevalence of the
disease, IL it is highly contagious
and very easily carried in the cloth
es.-Charles City Intelligencer.
West Union, Iowa, carried off the
prize at the Jackson, Tenn, dairy
convention for the best butter on
exhibition. Iowa won the gold med,
al at the Centennial in 1876. over the
dairy products II the world, and tn,
gentleman who won that distinguish
ed honor. has for the past four years
or Whereabouts had control Of Plat;
lO'Mallcy's clcamery at this place
He was not "A competitor ut the late
fair in Tenn.
| Tile New York Spirit of the Times
OF Fcby Ii, says:
Mr.. NJ. L. Grattan, OF Preston
Mimi, came here as IL delegate Il
the trotting congress, and to-day
had the misfortune to lose his poke
book, containing slT0 in currency
passes. aud valuable papers, between
the Coleman house and Tribune
office. or in the house."
There appears to be some difficult,
between some Of the patrons OF tn,
public school and Linneas Weld
owing to what he deemed necessar,
to enforce proper discipline.
seem, thas Mr.. Weld saw the pupi
In question throw some paper on til,
floor Of the school room, and direct
I'd him to pick it up. A portion o
the paper there he picked up, tn,
rest OF it he refused, using insultin.
language, and afterward .allcgin.
that the paper which he refused /,
pick up was thrown on the floor b,
. another. Accepting all that is claim
ed as true, in that respect, We are Il
Il loss to know how proper disciplin
is to be maintained il pupils may r.
fuse to comply with so REASONABLE
q demand as made in this case un
der its circumstances. Good breed
ing and ordinary civility shoul'
have restrained the boy from cast
ing litter upon the floor Of the schoo
room contrary to its rules; caugh
in the very act, proper Difference I
the authority Of the teacher shoul
have led him to obey his REASONABLE
request, and il he had explanation
to make, let them afterward be made
MI. Weld may have been severe i
his punishment, but from what W
learn, war with the untuly boys /
that department was inevitable, an
like good commander, the crap
and canister was thrown ut tn
mob at the first discharge Of arti
lery; blank cartridges will answe
when the rowdies are rctreatiag I
full speed. While our public schoe
has pupils that belong in the Rcfori
school legitimately, the discipline ;
times must be severe. and the teach
er administering 1t should be sus
tanned and his wages increase
therefor.
Patents Granted.
The following patents were gram
cd to citizens OF Iowa, week endin
Feb. 9,lsst. reported expressly fo
this paper, by JOS. II. Hunter, Sole
tor Of American and Foreign Pa
ents, 934 L Street. Washington, ID. {
John II. Berkshire. Muscatine, fec
water heater and purifier; Luci;
i. Dickson, Brazil, quilting frame
Jos. +. Swah, Cedar Rapids, shil
ping milk can; Mark A. Ponne
Des Moines. barb wire fence m;
chine; Garland b. st. John, Ced;
Rapids, chair; Thomas 4. Jone
Eairtinll. rotary Stenm engine Mo