Mower County transcript., 1894-01-24
REPORTERS NO ES.
Bits OF News Collected by Bright
Correspondents.
Items of Interest that~are Gath
cred from all Parts of
the County,
LIE ROY.
c., NJ. & ST. P TINE TABLE.

LEROY.
c., NJ. & ST. P, TIME TABLE.
GOING EAST.
No. 2. Passenger, 1:46 p. NJ, daily except
No s, Passenger, 9;os p. m, daily except
No. Is. Accommodation Freight. 6:;6 a. M,
No. "a, Accommodation Freight, 9:1S a. m.
GOING WEST.
No. z. Passenger, 5:57 a. m, daily except
No. ., Passenger, 1:4O p. m, daily except
No. 93. Accommodation Freight, 1886 p. IN,
Grand Dramatic observation-disclosures
Over to the Grand Jury-Sock-
less Simpson.
A. E. Thompson returned from
Iowa Thursday.
Fred Eckstein went to Chicago with
stock last week.
C. P. Clayton was LIE Roy visitor
last Wednesday.
DR.. Fremire, of Chester, was on our
streets Thursday.
Fl. o. Share, of Sargent, visited LIE
Roy friends last Tuesday.
W. Peary, of Mcintyre, was on our
streets last week Monday.
Jim Herring, of Riceville, was in
town the first of last week.
NJ. O. Tuttle, of Usage, saIowa, was
on our streets Wednesday.
A delegation from LIE Roy took in
the dance at Adams last week.
Bert Watt, of Adams, visited his
sister, Mrs. DR.. Rounce, last week.
Julian Palmer, TRANSCRIPT solic-
itor, spent a part of last week in LIE
Roy.
The Mnnson brothers, of Mcintyre,
did business in LIE Roy the first of last
week
Calvin E. Huntley, of Spring Valley,
did business in LIE Roy Thursday and
Friday.
Clarence Graves run his hand into
buzz saw Saturday, slashing him in
bad shape.
Fl. H. Crossett and Thomas Rough
attended a meeting of the trustees of
the LIE Roy creamery association last
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Hayne departed
on the 9:oS train Thursday evening
for Wisconsin, TO attend the illness
and probable death OF Mrs HaVne'S
mother.
Mrs. William Boyd was called by
telegram Saturday to Oconomowoc,
Wis. to attend the funeral of hel
mother. Mrs. Boyd departed on the
9:08 evening train.
Spotty (everybody's servant) has
concluded, after due deliberation
not to accept any more engagements
He will return to private life, and the
bosom of his family.
George Wells was arrested in behalf
Of the state, on Friday on complaint
Of Charles Cotton, for selling liquor
without license. He gave bonds tt
appear Monday. Monday Count.
Attorney Catherwood appeared fo
the state and Attorney Shepherd, O
the firm OF Kingsley and Shepherd
for the defense. Mr.. Wells was bount
to the grand jury under 5000 bonds
There is an old adage that would an
ply to this case.
Uncle Jerry, the sockless, in hi
TRADE in the House the other day
when he exhibited the old tattered
worn-out, shoddy coat and asserte
that this was the kind our farmer
were obliged to wear under a syster
OF protection-should have said tina
there is immensely more Shoddy sol
and worn in free trade England tha
in this country, and that if the Wilson
bill passes, this country will be de-
uged with shoddy goods. Undoubt
edly the wheels in Jerry's head pre-
vented him from absorbing the above
TO say the dramatic entertainment
given by the LIE Roy cornet band FIR
day evening Jan. 10, was a success
does not express it adequately. Their
never was a better rendered play b
amateurs in this village. The ha
was full to overflowing The gros
receipts were $3.50: net. $6l,65.
would be out of place to try to me,
tion any individual merit-all dor
well-and the management deserv
great credit in their cast of charat
ters, etc. Lancashire Lass'' is
heavy play for experts, and it W;
questionable in the minds of our goo
people whether the managemel
hadn't made mistake in selectir
50 difficult a play, but by courage al
persistence and hard work they su
ceeded beyond expectation. I'll
Chester Band was in attendance al
contributed much to the entertai
nent in the way of good music. IT
LIE Roy band organization wish
convey their sincere gratitude to ;
those who assisted them in the