The Winterset Madisonian
Winterset, Madison Co. Iowa
May 24, 1882

Thursday evening the graduating class called upon Prof. MOWATT and surprised him with a handsome silver goblet. Miss Eva COMP made the presentationspeech and all enjoyed themselves.

L. F. SMITH, the banker, has sold his residence property to John BROWN of Lincoln (twp.), who will move to town.

TULLIS Brothers is now the name of the firm on the southeast corner of the square. They not only propose to keep a first-class meat market, but they will also carry a full line of groceries and will deliver meat and groceries to any part of the city. They have secured the services of E. F. CONNORAN as salesman, whose good natured way makes him a popular favorite. The firm is composed of A. L. TULLIS and Si TULLIS and they propose to do a fair and square trade and merit a share of the patronage of the public.

T. J. HUDSON has purchased of M. R. TIDRICK the three lots on which Mr. H. has lived for some time. T. J. gets a lovely property and a nice location for a home.

Trains on the narrow gauge leave Osceola for the north at 5:45, New Virginia, 7:00, St. Charles 8:35 and arrive at Rock Island crossing at 9:35 a.m. Going south they have the crossing at 11:00 a.m., St. Charles at 12:15, New Virginia at 2:00 and arrive at Osceola at 3:10 p.m.