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MILiU‘Ni‘ VERNON i-IA'WK-EYE.
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J U 8 i »—I’ublic school again Monday next.
hégltfeghllgurhiulfmiilalirlioizosgivected
~Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stanley were
over Sunday visitors. ml’rof. and Mrs. ltistine have re-
wnom, To Mr. and Mrs. W,“ Nam turned from a vacation Visit In lllmors.
August 12th, a daughter. «Mrs. H. M. Fordham and Miss Net-
_,Miss Elma Dickinson .95 is visiting tie Imrdham were noon arrivals at the
her aunt, Mrs. Rev. W. B. Arble. home of Dr“ T' J‘ Baird'
- ——Mrs M. Nefl' visited over Sun‘
~Ilarry Reeder of Tipton, was v1s1t- . . l .
mg friends in town Friday and Samp day at the new home In (.edar ltaplds
day of Mr. and Mrs; Fred B. Neli‘.
. ~1’rof W. 11. Norton left Tuesday
——Born: Wednesday Aug. 31st to . . .
Postmaster and Mrs. W_ M. M00143, 3 for addItIonal work towards Muscatine,
daughter for the State Geological Survey.
~A1. Leese of Chicago, was in town —Mrs' Kittie B‘ sprang expects
to
Tuesday for a visit with his sister, Mrs.
Frank Hahn.
~Mrs. Mattie llughs and two sons
have been spending several days with
Marion friends.
—Wm. Davidson oi Chicago, was the
guest of Miss Grace Wolfe from Satur-
ay until Wednesday.
——Miss Maggie Burr of Cedar Rapids,
was a visitor at Prof. Norton's from
Saturday until Tuesday.
~Ray Smith of Waukon, spent Tues-
day and Wednesday in‘the city, a guest
of his friend Fred F. Frost.
——Prof. and Mrs. Mather have taken
apartments at Mrs. Rose‘s pleasant re-
sidence, for the coming school year.
——C.,S. Carley, accompanied by Mas-
ter Homer, went into Chicago Wednes-
day night with a shipment of stock.
——The Progress Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. A. G. Sherwood Mon-
day evening, Sept. 5th, at 7:30 o’clock.
~Mr. and Mrs. Al. Palmer and daugh-
ter, of Cedar ltapids, have been visiting
at the l’almer home just east of town.
wMrs. Bentley has leased the Brac-
kett cottage, on the corner opposite D.
L. Boyd’s and took possession of It
, this week.
-—Ed. Minnick, the clever “south-
paw” steak cutter, has accepted a posi-
tion in the busy meat market of Leon~
ard Kopf.
, *Miss Ada Wardle has returned
from her visit at Laurel, much improv-
ed in health and vigor by her enjoyable
experiences.
-—Chas. IIartung, of the Stuckslager
and Aurac‘her Bank of Lisbon, is tem~
porarilly assisting in the work of the
Mt. Vernon Bank.
—Elwood Macy returned Monday
from Indiana, where he had been called
by the death of his father, who died at
the ripe age of 93 years.
~Mrs. B. D. Alden, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Watterman, left Tues-
day for a few days’ visit at Clinton,
with her neice, Mrs. Paddock.
v—Miss Cora Sherk has been quite ill
suffering from malarial fever, but her
physician, Dr. T. S. Kepler, now re—
ports her as better and improving.
wC. Howard Kepler this week sold
21 head of 1200 pound steers to A. it.
Bixler of Clarence and urchased of
Clarence Leigh 22 head 0 yearlings.
~Misses. Randall and Kepler moved
their millinery store to the new loca-
tion up street, where they are gettin
very pleasantly and attractively settle .
~40. L. Chalice went down to Stan.
wood, Wednesday afternoon, from
which place be accompanied Chas. Rig,
by to Omaha with a shipment of cattle.
'wMiss Clara Malarkee of Oregon 111.,
on her way to the Exposition at Oma-
ha Neon, is here for a few days‘ visit
. with her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Thompson.
.§.
Will Sell at Cost
Until Closed Out
My Entire Stock
OF
SUMMER
MILLINERY
Mrs. 0. S. MoScs
The Milliner
.i. .p. .p. .p..)¢. .p.m»..pupu»..»’up.
stay among old time scenes in Ohio.
~l’rof. Bowser this week shipped his
household effects to Morning Sun and
lVNlrs. Ash shipped hers to Hastings
ebr.
~—W. C. Alden ’95, has been spend-
ing some weeks at Milwaukee working
up glacial investigations for the U. S,
Geological Survey.
——Clarence Davis is home from Neb-
raska, for a few da 8’ rest preparatory
to going to Iowa ity, for his senior
year work in dentistry.
-—Wherry and Carley shipped a car
load of cattle to Chicago this week and
Goudy Bros, one each of hogs to Chi-
cago and Cedar Rapids.
wl’rof. and Mrs. W. 11. Norton re
turned Saturday from a week’s trip
around Cedar county, in the interests
of the State Geological Survey.
—-Bert Sides, a former well known
student from Osage, was married re-
cently and has given up for a time the
prosecution of his college course.
-The W. C. 'l‘. U. will meet in G. A.
R. Hall Monday Sept. 5th, at 7:30. As
it is the regular annual meeting, a. full
attendance is desired. Sec’y.
—The Sorosis Club will hold its first
yearly meeting at the home of Miss
Jennie Alexander at 7 o’clock Sept. 6th.
Ida Bartholomew.
——A. J. Benham, of the Marshall Den—
tal Co. Des Moines, was a visitor in
the city Wednesday and'Thursday, a
guest of his fraternal friend, Dr. T. A.
Gormly.
~—Miss Kate Rush, who has just been
visiting in the county for several
Weeks, left here Monday night for
Benedict Nebr., where she is engaged
in teaching.
——A. G. Rigby returned to Indepen-
dence Monday evening, after a success.
ful effort in this vicinity in the in-
terests of the North-western Life In-
surance Company.
~Rev. F. W. Bretnall of Langworthy.
came in Tuesday and has rented the
residence lately occupied by T. T. Bor-
der, the latter moving into the brick
house on the corner.
—Mrs. C. W. Yerger or What Cheer,
was a last Saturday arrival at the W.
H. Goudy home and it Is considered
possible that Mr. Yerger and Charles
Goundy will be this way Saturday.
——The tank for the waterworks tower
arrived at noon today. Just think of
it! The last link toward the. possibility
of turning on the hose in Mt. Vernon
has materalized. We will all be happy
yet.
-——Two or three persons owning pro—
petty along the hill on east Main St.,
that is being macadamized, are build-
ing stone gutters along side of same,
thus making complete a line improve.
ment.
——Mrs. Jesse H. Beechley left last
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First Cim work Gnarranred.
, Sliunmlng on Monday.
Ladle:
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a Palm Machinv
Repaired Promptly. Screen
Windows and Cabinet
Work. _Miss Honoworth of Greeley New" Saturday for a visit with
relatives at
who is visiting at Mechanicsville,spent gaggtl§eg$§ggfiémrrgee
figggegrégnggofi
‘ ’YGUI" Patronage ashort time the latter art of lastweek of {,h-
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l “ with her friend, Mrs.1 a M. Bartholo- be m,” 6" enc er Improve
Schnitzel. mew. 9’ '
~Mrs. Moses has moved her stock of
millinery goods into the front rooms
upstairs over Bair and Kyle’s clothing
store. Mrs. M0888 has very pleasant
quarters there and convenient too, even
if upstairs.
—Mr.and Mrs. W. H. Stoufer left
Wednesdgy morning for Omaha and
Kearney ebr. They will take in the
Trans-Mississippi exposition at the
former place and visit their son, J. E.
Stoufer at the latter place.
~—Miss Ella Griffith gave a 5 o’clock
tea Friday in honor of Miss Clara Wal-
lace of Mt. Vernon. and Miss Fouse
and Messrs. Fouse and Kurtz of Lisbon.
Mrs. Emmerson had charge of the re-
freshments—Marion Register.
-—Rev. Joseph Wardle of Evanston,
came out Saturday evenin for a few
days’ rest and visit at the smile home,
having spent several days recently
working at the camp meetings at Lena,
Franklin Grove and Des Plaines lll.
~Mrs. D. E. Long of Mason City is a
new resident of Mt. Vernon who arriv-
ed this week. She will occupy the J.
C. Keedick residence lately occupied
by Prof. Nicholson, which has
been newly painted and put in nice re-
pair.
—E. L. Keith has rented a home in
Marion tube occupied by his mother
and the children. He expects to con-
tluue living in this city himself, how—
ever.
~Misses Mamie Moore and Miss
Raff, professional nurl’es at the hospital
in Iowa City visited here Wednesday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M
Moore.
~Miss Minnie Kopf left for Evans-
ton Ills., Monday night, where she will
make her home with the family of Dr.
James and attend North-western Uni-
versity.
~Fred C. Hannshs now has a posi-
tion in a large fruit and confectionery
house 'in Boulder 0010., where he is
pleasantly located and apparently is
in improving health.
—Miss Della Goding has gone to
Montana in response to summons from
her sister, Miss Clara, who went there
a few weeks since. The ladies will
both engage in teaching.
~Messrs. Barrett & Stevenson have
moved their grocery store into the
room two doors east of the corner, just
vacated by Mrs. Moses, where they will
have additional and needed space.
-—Prof. W. G. Ebersole left Monday
forashort vacation trip prior to the
beginning of the year’s work at Cor-
nell. He travels across country on his
bicycle and will visit at Toledo and
other Iowa points.
——Mr. Bette was in ZCedar Rapids
yesterday to arrange with the firm who
are to put in the baths for the Y. M. C.
A. The contract calls for 3 shower and
1 tub bath. The bath privileges for the
year will only be $3.00.
~IIalf-fare from Cedar Rapids to the
Woodmenl’icnic at Waterloo, tickets
good to return Sept. 6, also from here
to their picnic at Iowa City, Sept. 6, for
which tickets are sold Sept. 5 and 6,
good to return on the 7th.
—Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Luke Hitchcock
of Chicago are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
S. H. Bauman. The venerable Doctor
is one of the grandest men in Method-
ism. He is now in his eighty-sixth
year and is still strong and vigorous.
—-The 3rd. Division of the Ladies’
Exchange will have for sale at Meyers’
Drug Store, Saturday Sept. 3rd., Bread,
Rolls, Doughnuts, Cake, Chicken, Ap-
file, Lemon and Cocoanut Pies, Baked
cans, Cottage Cheese. Potato Salad.
~Mrs. Kern reports that her hus—
band Frank,t e R. R. Agent at Fol-
som, 1a., is very sick with typhoid fever,
which has continued for two weeks.
Mrs. Kemp is postmistress at Folsom
and has the sympathy of Mt. Vernon
friends in this trying hour.
Prices Roasonablc.
, Shop on South Side. Near
\ , Isaac Sinclair’s Residence.
o
A NEW PATENT
BED SPRING
rue sssr rams our
Manufactured and
i a, Sold by
W. H. ‘ RAYNER
Mt. Vernon, Ia.
Every bed guaranteed to givo
satisfaction or, money refunded. I
also make a specialty of repairing
all kinds of furniture at reasonable
prices. Drop me a postal card and
I will call promptly and get your
furniture and return the same when
repaired.
DID YOU
Know that we are mak-
ing Remarkably Low
Prices on Wall Paper?
Unless you
Take a Look
at our stock and get
our prices
You will great-
ly regret it.
These Goods Must Go.
Select your pattern.
Price ranging from
2 1-2 to 20ers per roll.
spending the summer with her Chicago
relatives, taking special Work in the
languages and aft Monday for Canon
Cit 0010., where she teaches languages
an literature in the High School the
coming year.
——Rev. Thomas M. Nielsen a mem-
ber of the third gear class all Epworth,
visited his him Mr. Sniflin, Tuesday,
having come up from Clinton on his
wheel to spend a few days in traveling
thus before resuming work for the
year at Epworth.
~Wili S‘Eirer has resigned his position
in the Mt. Vernon Bank to enter Cor-
nell College this fall for a course of
study. He has a proper ambition to
attain more than common results and
rise in life and to that end is pursuing,
with good progress, commendable en—
deavors.
43.13. wnnx has had the house
next to the old mill occu ied of late
by Mrs. R. M. Gardner, to rs. Burgess.
As the new owner desires to occupy
same at once, Mr. Geo.J.Gardner Jr. has
engaged rooms at the residence of
John T. Bait and has already vacated
the premises.
~H. F. Byers is going to fix the
room, just vacated by Randall & Kep-
ler. up in nice shape preparatory to
moving in with his restaurant line in
a week or ten days. He says he is
going to have one of the neatest rooms
I] town and “Hen” generally knows
what he is talking about.
—Rev. Dr. Stuntz and family have
returned home after three weeks’ rest-
ful experiences fishing and recuperat-
ing at Clear Lake, also visiting former
friends at Waterloo. The beloved
Doctor’s return to his pulpit was en-
joyed by a large congregation as they
listened to his excellent sermon on
Enoch, in which he showed his old time
vigor and enthusiasm.
....AT ma... . ’
City Pharmacy
Dr. T. J. Baird, Propr.
*Chas. Colton, who has a desirable
situation with a leading shoe house in
Des Moines,spent Sunday at the old
home here. Charles has raised a full
board and those who saw him declare
that he has all the appearances of mak-
ing a successful merchant, lookin
strikingly like the monopolizing so
most persuasive Jew.
leavem a few days for an extended
Just v
~—Miss Edith Fancher ’97,,has been
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Shirts, Overalls,
to Cannon City and Rev. A. L. Chase
’85 to Florence, all by the recent action
of the Colorado Conference.
——Geo. II. Burge, the owner of one
of the finest herds of Short llorn, in a
district becoming famed for its high
grade of line thorough bred stock.carri-
ed off the honors in this line at the
Mechanicsville Fair last week. He
received rive first’s and two seconds
with a bunch of 7 head and gathered
was not troubled by rheumatism as in wrfi
previous summers snd'enjoyed a large giérg
attendance duringthe exercises. He L5,?"
expects to finish his lecture engage- y/i
merits in time to rest a week before
the term opens.
work clothing.
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All persons having land lying along
the public highway in District No. 2
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in the sweepstakes on display of a herd $39 giggemlfii tify 13:13. mowmg
0f 34g.
0f 4 head' L. El. 0mm. , , ‘ r y .
~w. 0. La ton ’83, was in Chicago S“P°""‘?’ Di“ Na 2~
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on a trip ma 0 for the improvement of ————————-————
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his wife‘s health and reports that he is s wanted it 7 use.» , , .4. ,
still with the~B. A‘.’ Lockwood Grain
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Company of Des Moines, having his At once' A few “diluted Christian
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Sili‘gi‘fi£3Fgfigifigfigjfiéfis‘fi‘fii.
headquarters at 1017 Forest St., Kansas men’ Permanent “Unified
emplfll" _,
(my. .iwmqs enthusiastic as ever, ment furnished. Call at Mrs. Bounds’
Men’s $6.00 Suits for $4.00
l’len’s $7.50 Suits for $5.00
Men’s $.900 Suits for $6.50 .
Men’s $10.00 Suits for $7.00 I
l’len’s $12.50 Suits for $8.00
Suits at Almost Your OWn Price.ill232’.
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. THIN
UNDERWEAR AND ,
AT GREATLY REDUCED
Jackets and 7-
Gloves, come ’to us for your ‘
Every day we
are saving our customers
money on thesegoods.
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Childrens Clothing, Hats, Shirt
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Waists and Furnishin Goods.
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We must make room for our new Fa 5,11; he
and Winter Stock, and for the next ,3'33‘3‘22,
‘ thirty days our Clothing Depart-
7 VL’ ' l1
FOR ALL KINDS OF SHOES. ment YVI“ be full of Sheena! “pit?
Mews Tm, Shoeséut . . $2.50 Bargains that cannot fail to
Dark Chocolate al’s - - 3.00 36.1. '
Vestlng Top Goodyear Welts’ 3.50 IntereSt you' Sc
W. L. Douglas Bull Dog Toe - - 4.00 i7va
Florsheim Fine Vestlng Top . 5,00
Stream) and Crash Hats and Line We
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__ltev. ll. E. Warner. ’76 has been tures, thence posing to Redlield N.
g;ng e,
reappointed pastor at Christ Church Dakota, where he looting-.0 before the
{gag ‘We carry an unusually large and stron
Denver, and ltev. W. I). Phifer '95 has State Epworth Leagro
convention. 55335 n
also been returned to Asbury church in Though it was very damp at the Clear
gang “8 0f Work Clothing such as Work, ~
Denver while A.R. Chase ’83 goes again Lake camp meeting, he fortunately
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about the college and indicates a de- saturday~2 “05 P- m. V "ML
sire to help it along when the proper ._—~.....——-————
time comes.
——Dr. Nicholson has gone to Akron,
Peterson and other points in north-
western Iowa where he will deliver lec-
For Sale or Trade.
160 acres farm land, partly improved.
6 miles north of Pierre, South Dakota.
Inquire of SUSAN N sorrow.
Books, Stationery and 'Artists’
Material. Town and Country
School Books.
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is to furnish a first class Book Store, and
we hope to merit and receive our
w. e. POIDERY.
Our Aim
patronage.
We will
make it to your interest to call on us, as we wish to
at once close out our entire stock of these goods.
'\ Come in and See Them
We Will be Pleased to Show You the Goods. Beauti—
ful Wrappers in Prints and Flannelette, Cheaper
than Making. Carpets, Rugs, Pct-tiers and
Lace Curtains.
GROCERIES
ALL DEPARTMENTS FULL OF NICE FRESH GOODS.
HEINZ’S PURE APPLE CIDER VINEGAR,
SWEET Pl-CKLES AND BAKED BEANS.
MASON FRUIT JARS, EXTRA CAPS
AND RUBBERS.
SALT BY THE BARREL
Lawns, Challies, Ginghams, Shirt Waists and
I mANT Ton...
G-U-B-‘A
Customer of mine when in need of any-
thing in the line of fine jewelery 0r
jewelery repairing,
R. B. STEVENSONS]
Underwear all must be closed out at once.
We will give reduced prices on all Summer Good/s
now.