Iowa Old Press
The Carroll Herald
Carroll City, Carroll County, Iowa
Wednesday, May 31, 1871
Appointed - We learn that the former proprietor
of The Herald, Mr. J.F.H. Sugg, has been appointed post
master at the new and thriving town of Preston, in Jackson
county. Mr. S. is also engaged at that place in the mercantile
business.
Left Us - Mr. W.P. Evans, who has during the
past seven months been employed in the Herald office,
left last week for Storm Lake, where he will work in the Pilot
office. Mr. Evans is a tip-top printer and a thorough gentleman,
and we wish him abundant success in his new location.
Base Ball - If the weather is favorable a return
game of Base Ball will be played at Glidden tomorrow between the
Novelty club of that place and the Carroll club. the following
will probably be the nine who will represent this place: Barger,
O.R. Gray, Wagner, Colelo, Hastings, Russell, C.C. Gray, Tibbils
and Frank Smith. The club have recently lost two of their
strongest players and as Barger has a badly broken finger, the
result is far from certain.
A New Paper - The first number of Messrs.
Griffith & Deal's new paper made its appearance last week. It
is called the Real Estate Guide, and as its name
suggests, will be devoted to advertising that branch of their
business. The present number contains five columns of interesting
reading matter, and which contain important information for those
contemplating making this country their home, and it cannot fail
to prove a great benefit in attracting settlers to this country.
Advertisements
-H.I. Sutton's Grocery has just received a splendid stock of
Groceries. Sample Tea given away. Pop, Pepper-sauce, extra
Fine-cut Tobacco and Shorts, always fresh.
-F.E. Dennett's Agricultural Warehouse. One door west of the Drug
store in Carroll city, sells Moline wagons, considered the
easiest running and best made. He also has a large lot of
excellent pumps, paints and oils.
-Mrs. Fred M. Cole's Millinery - the largest and best selected
stock of Hats, flowers, Ribbons, Laces and Millinery ever brought
into the county.
-L. Kniest's - notions, dress trimmings, cords, bindings, silk
fringes, mosquito bars, carpet warps, table spreads, &c,
&c.
-Millinery and Dress-Making at Furniture Rooms, Fifth st., Nettie
D.F. Bosworth and Mrs. Ella B. Gifford.
-D. Wayne, Grocer
-L.C. Bailey, dealer in Lime, Coal and Buiding stone
-F.A. Warrick, watch maker and dealer in clocks.
-Carroll House, J.H. Colclo, proprietor. Corner of Main and Fifth
Sts., Carroll.
-City Hotel, Geo. Smith, Proprietor. Livery stable attached.
-I.W. Collamore, boot and shoemaker.
-C. Burk, dealer in groceries and confectioneries. Beer and
Farmers' Lunch.
-J.L. Barger, proprietor, Saddle and Harness Shop
Professional Cards
-Chas L. Bailey, Attorney-at-Law
-H.H. Hoagland, M.D., Physician and surgeon
-Griffith & Deal, Attorneys-at-Law and Real Estate Agents
-Fred M. Cole, Attorney-at-Law
-Wm. H. Tibbils, Attorney-at-Law
-O.H. Manning & E.R. Hastings, Attorneys and
Counselors-at-Law and Solicitors in Chancery
-D.Carr Early and Ed. R. Duffie, Attorneys-at-Law and Real Estate
Agents, Sac City, Iowa
-Dr. Thomas Elwood, Physician and Surgeon, Carrollton, Iowa
[transcribed by S.F., September 2013]