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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03
SPANISH FORK.
Educational - Welcome for Volunteers
Diphthoriai- Good Tarm Crops.

NH'f . wv hA'NAHH
Special Correspondence.
spanish Fork. Aug. 2.-Today the
lcelandlc people ARE celebrating Home
Rule Day for Iceland, which was
granted them IN 1874
SCHOOL AFFAIRS.
At meeting OF the school trustees re-
comfy held. Mr.. Andrew Prior was
chosen chairman Of the board. a. A.
Dahlc, secretary and n. Farley Jensen.
treasurer. Pref. J. a Raps was re-
appointed by ~. trustees tn serve In
the capacity Of Principal FOR the present
school year. The gentleman has taught
over one weeks time during that
period.
a number OF school teachers from
other parts will take the places Of some
Of our home teachers this year while
some n those who taught satisfactorily
here have found employment elsewhere
~ a much Increased salary. Almost
from the beginning u settlement hero
~ has been the policy 90 educate our
young men and young women, or rather
ne many 81 them 49, had inclination
and talent IN that diuctlon-to bcoome
teachers. In this they have succeeded
admirably. Indeed. In addition 90 sup
plying the local demand Tor teachers.
spanish Fork has been able 90 furnish
teachers In this and other counties.
WELCOME FOR VOLUNTEERS.
4 most royal welcome will be- accord
cd our three soldier boys when they re-
turn from Manila. A committee Of
prominent citizens numbering thirty
i've has the AFFAIR In hand and are maxi
Ing preparations on n grand scale.
DGPHTHER1A.
That dread scourgc. diphtherla. has
made It's appearance here IN the FAM
HES Of John bunting and Mr.. Volgur-
son. Anti-tONino has been administered
| by tho skllful hands Of Drs. Warner
and slater with excellent eject AL
though two Of the cases were ~ q very
maliEunnt type they rapidly yielded 10
the treatment.
GOOD FARM CROPS.
Grain r. rlpening on cvory hand. Self
| binders are IN fun activity and soon
/ the steam threahcr viii announce tho
! result % yield. a very fair average
| crop N cereals and tubor- n certain.
! lucern hay VIII nearly Keep itH own.
| but fruit VIII TALL Tar behind Ia quan-
tity.
THE WATER QUESTION
Probably no place On the state has
| poorer water Tor drinking ana culinary
| purposes than has this town. Yet with.
| in a Few miles are excellent springs
| which with little expense could b. plped
/ 20 every family Possibly our next clty
| council VIII ho elected on platform de-.
olhrlnR Tor pure water Instead of silver
at 10 90 I.
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CAINEVlLLE.

Exaggerated Report Of Wayne Floods
Good Crops Home seekers Opportunity
Special Correspondence.
Culneville. Wayne Co. July 3i.-The
report published by the News that
the recent floods In the eastern part ut
this county did considerable damage
was greatly exaggerated. Some little
damage was done. perhaps to the
amount OF 500 In all. We have had but
very little rain In this part this year.
SPLENDID CROPS.
Crops are splendid; second crop of lu-
Germ " mostly all cut. the crop ~ fully
aa good as other years. Wheat Is being
harvested. Early peaches have been
ripe for q week. Green corn II on our
tables. The grain crop Il excellent.
our grlat mill will be ready for business
In November.
OPENINGS FOR HOME SEEKERS.
There are $50 acres Of land here yet
20 be taken up. and 400 acres more that
can be- got cheap. Our climate Is about
the same az Salt Lake, or perhaps ten
days earlier IN spring. There Is plenty
Of water ana room here for Is or 20
good families. There is room also In
Giles and Hanksvlle for 40 families to
make homes, In the same climate. Why
stay In the city without land and
homDa7
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IrNN MINING AND MILLING CON-
city Utah Notice o. hereby given that nt "A
mputiuuuf Che Hoard uf Oirrcturs " tho
Aetna NIu.ngund Milling Company, held July
was levied uunu thH capital stock NJ the core
uuratInui payable Immediately tu the sucru-
tHry, ~ thrnflfU N thU COMPANY, Rooms Iil
~ Utah
Any sturk upln whirh This nssc,smrnt shall
rUmHlu unpaid ON Monday. August ilth. tsu
viii De- dulluuurut and advertised for sale 40
public uurtluu. aud unless payment j. made
IFfUrf win hU -uld uu Monday. the Nh duy u
september. isa1. tu pay che drlluluunt assess
expense ~ sale.
lly order NJ the Hoard NJ Directors.
w. D. OLSON. secretary,
salt Lake city, Utah. July 18th, iTn.
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rIoUNT PLEASANT.
school Census --. Good Teachers Wanted
Sunday school Excursion personals.
gpaeluI Correspon1sneo

school Census =- Coed Teachers Wanted
Sunday school observation-disclosures,
Special Correspondence.
Mt. Pleasant, Aug. AIRS. Bcnt II.
Hansen and the Misses Jennie Hamp-
shire ana Estella West returned yoHter-
day from the mountains, where they
have boon TuHticatlnE for week past.
They report having had a very enjoy
able time.
Mcssrs. ]. n. Erickson and C. J. Jcn-
sen are arranging to accompany "a train
Of .muttons east on next Friday, prob
ably 10 Kansas city.
There are no eases OF contagious dis
eases IN town NJ tho present time. the
former cases OF scarlet fever having
recovered.
Mosars. Wilson ana pritchct, our
rustllnE mnchlnista. urc almost ready 20
start their foundry and machine shops,
Next
James Wilson Ia placing about 100
bushels of raspberrios, OF his own rails
ing. upon the local market. They are
selling AZ 10 cents per quart
The little son " Andrew Larsen who
broke hts leg some. time ago IL lmproy-
ing nicely, and win soon be out again.
Miss Cicelia Jensen ~ home from
salt Lake city spending few days
visiting relatives ana friends. She will
return TO salt Lake Thursday
SCHOOL CENSUS.
The school census enumeration has
been completed. showing si3 children OF
school aye. IN this district, an Increase
over last year OF 70,
GOOD TEACHERS WANTED.
The corps NJ teachers Tor our public
schools for the coming school year d
not entirely complete. the trustees de-
string 10 secure the very host tcachers
that can be had thus keeping our
schools up TO the usual high standard
OF excellence.
SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION.
our sunday school excursion 10 CAS-
tina, although not 70 wen attended,
was great success. there being nbso,
lutely nothing 10 mar the peace and en-.
juyment of the occasion, The manage
ment " this famous resort are making
an earnest effort 10 regain the patron.
age once enjoyed from this county, and
| Mount Pleasant In particular. and II
| they continue the honorable and
straightforward course they have be.
| gun they must succeed.
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AMERICAN FORK.
Utah County Light and Power Go. organ.
lied bishop Robinson l. Much Worse.

$3.50 '"Nh'N hfNkNN anu rover 10 ofEun-
lied iiishop Robinson L. Much Worse.
Special Correspondence.
American Fork. Aug. IA meeting OF
the citizens OF i.ohi. American Fork ana
Pleasant Grove who have subscribed for
stock In the proposed power plant 10 be
located near tho mouth OF American
Fork canyon. convened Ia the city halt
here last evening. After the meeting
was called 90 order by Promoter Chus
earn, Mayor Thomas -. Parker uf
American Fork was elected chairman
and Prime Evans OF I.ehl. secretary.
Upon the request OF tho chairman,
Mr. A. j. Evans explained the object OF
the meeting and moved that tho organ
izntiun be- known as the Utah County
Light and Power company. which was
adopted.
After much discussion Il was finally
decided 10 leave the amount OF paid
up stock AZ the original amount, viz.
$4,000, and that tho capital stock should
be 100000, divided into shares of 81 each;
the principal place Of business 10 DO
American Fork.
earn, Mayor Thomas u. Parker OF
were "a follows! Mayor willis. VIM. n.
llucher, Primo Evans, 1ehi. Potter
Adamsun. $. l.. Chapman. American
Fork; Mayor Suron SOrvuaon. John l..
Halliday Pleasant Grove, Their term OF
office IL To be FOR one year. and tho
secretary and treasurer will De- np.
pointed by the directors named.
HEALTH OF BISHOP ROBINSON.
The many friends OF Bishop W. u.
Robinson viii regret to learn that he
returned from his few days stay at
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
LUND, NEVADA.
How Pioneer nay Va. celebrated on tho
frontiers.

Special Correspondence.
The News NJ Ely. White Pine county.
Nevada. of July 9Th, gives the follow
Ing Interesting description % the reln-
bratinu uf the Gath at Lund'
Last Monday thoro WAS gathered nt
Lund. IN White River valley "a CONE
pnny Of about two hundred and nfty
people. mostly residents OF the two
towns OF Lund and Preston. which have
grown up In less than Two years 90 b.
good sized villages. The occasion was
the bend anniversary VI Pioneer Day
July gath. igt5 when the first white
settlers. "a body uf the lutter-duy
Saints who were driven by persecution
from Missouri. arrived in The valley uf
the Great Salt Lake, This uuY d. dear
TO the hearts uf the M0rmNl people aud
our new nclghburs celebrated 10 with
zcst that mnde it enjoyable Tor all who
were present
In response 60 Invitations. large
number OF visitors attended from Ely
and from the ranches in the valley.
Houses were thrown open with hose
pitnlity that made everyone feel nt
home Immediately ans thU hearty wol-
come accorded to practical strangers
was greatly appreciated.
Tho exercises Of the day woru held lu
u buWory erected IN "a green meadow
below the town. The following On the
program. which was Interesting
throughout;
.,--,- ,-...,,.,r
Singing hvnu'iiul pays s.,,.,,t
10y lh' Nuuuhl N'llVVl
lIaNcr bN the 'nnpl.lh, y, y hlhll'g
Sluslhk' -. nN tht HuIdAy S,nVo,
AldtcsH OF N'leume' lnus' !uuu
SlnElng' Lup1 Nnulr
Addrcss-Why We Celebrate,
a. A. ArnoldHon
MUSIC SHinE naud
Essay on Whlte lslN'r r. Mllh'
song hull Fros' W. j. bnNln y.
snort Aldres.t ~ Whh,hnE
lhsi Iumrhmi Mu.lc, M,.. Juuu
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Thomas s.. Kenrnes were the candi-
dates FOR trustee. Mr.. Anderson rc-
ceivud majority Of - votes. but on
many Of the ballots only his name was
threw these out contonding that they
were not legal ballots Mr. kournes
was declared elected Accordingly Mr.
Anderson contested the ease. aud the
court this morning decided IN HE favor
holding that none OF the ballots were
strictly In form With the letter Of the
law. but that the Intention OF the voter
was manifest In all He held that the
law IN the case n directory, and not
mandatory, hence the viii N the voters
should not be defeated by a tcchnlcolty
In the form OF the ballot
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DEsERET EvEN1Ne NEWS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1899.

Castillo last evening very much worse
ON account Of his SERIOUS illness his
aon. Geo. -. who is iu the Southern
states mission. has bruu wired 90 has
ton home.
+. -. Chipman, who had llrht sun
stroke u few days ugo d. improving
American Fork i8 tu have new
thrcshing machine. Joseph j. and
Mahunr jackson visited Salt Lake
Tuesday aud purchlHed o. J. I. Case
separator.
Mrs. j. NJ. Tanner " Logan &c. visiting
friends and relatives here Tor "a few
days.
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were engaged In by the young t9) folks.
Prizes were given In every Instance
The evening was spent nt the uHanm-
ly hall ana dancing. speaking, reclt-
ing and singing were INDUCED en- In
fact the finishing touches VI the Ccie-
hfntinn were appropriately added then
and there. and no ONE who attended nll
the exercises of the day can Justly say
thenH was any reason Tor lack uf enjoy.
mpnt-gt Johns Herald.
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ST. JOHNS, ARIZONA.
Pioneer Day Duiy nonored In Arizona In
Usual style.

Special Correspondence.
st. Johns. Apache Co, Arizona. July
29.-Iuly 2ith was celebrated with on
thuHiuHm, Every number ON the pro-
gram being carried out splcndldly.
President udallH nddrcs was vHpcc-
Tally Interesting and cnnohllug -belug
fun OF patriotism and religious zeal.
aud when he had finished an felt that
Il was good 90 be- there.
In fact the whole literary part of the
program WIS performed On "a manner
that was "a recommendation Co the town
na well nv the individuals taking part.
An that may be- Huld % the literary
program may be- said OF tho musical.
and much more. Too much praise unn-
not be- given the band and the mandu-
lin guitar club.
The afternoon was given up TO sports,
races ana various other contests, some
involving SKIN and some involving luck,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03
NorIor on srooKmoLDrns' MEETING

NOTICE Is hereby given that gcnera
meeting NJ tho stockholders ~ tho 'uFand
der tho laws uf Utah. will be- held nt tho
company office. M. = T. iirt south street.
salt Lake CITY, state ~ tab, on Tho 2lst day
~ August i-N. re iu'clnrk pm. ~ said day.
fuf tho purpose NJ considering and voting
uuln tho fullnNluF proposed amrndmruts -
tile articles ~ Incorporation u said company,
tu-wit."Iu amend article ono NJ the said
articles ~ Incorporation ~ substituting Tor
the words twenty-five Gal years tic wufds
hfty Gnl yunrs. The purpose N such amend
muut is 20 change the tlmn NJ duration ~ said
corporation from twenty five C.,l IN atty 90
years. aud Cor thu further purpose N elect
Ins officers and uiruHturs ~ said corporation.
aud flf tho transaction ~ such other husi
noes us may properly come brfpru n,
Dated this 1lih dos ~ July l-n
THOMAS w. JENNlNdS
President.
INANk NJ. LENNINns.
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UNION PACIFIC RY
PROVO.

sunday Liquor Selling must stop water
lt-hducational-wnl We'd.
special Correspondence.
a rove Aug, There has Of nte been
G,Ssseat deal Of liquor selling on Sun
nays az tho different resort. Ia fact the
Np1elors have become va bold at
,6up places that they do not condnc
,-lnhelHes TO back door traffic, but
gs,uuM open the front doors for Sabbath
t,A'ls' Tho county officers have
wy H,eh a decided stand against this kind
~, business, ana from now on lntond Ia
soseeute All such vlolators. sheriff
b',sI today sent out the following
ualness-like lettery 10 each saloon-
ese.eper In the county, and intendes 10 do
Iu.i as he says:
hereafter all persona caught selling.
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ELGNdlI SlLlhI[ Turkish Both

And Treatment Rooms IN charge NJ n
Competent phyH'cinu who will diagnose
and prescribe f0r patients needing mvd-
irul aid M you have Cuturrh. uysprp-
aIH. rheumatism, Nervous TrpublpH or
Kidney Disease. come and De- Curpd.
Any Kind 81 "a bath you want. MuHFlre
fnr both sexes Swimming iCaHunH Tor
tables ~ tho matron.
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OUR OWN STATE.

disposlng OF. or giving away any intoxl-
eating liquors ON the day commonly
called Sunday. win be prosecuted ae-
GEoRGE A. STORMS
sheriff.
ANOTHER wETER SUIT.
A suit has been filed In the Fourth
district court by Lewis 3. Robson and
thlrty-two others against Alfred q.
ISeatch and Rachel Ditmure, and In
volving all the waters arising and How
ing from Big Hollow ana irrlgating a
portion VI the agricultural lands OF
Pleasant Grove.
Thc plaintiffs nilege that the defend.
ants VIII not agree to a regular ana
lust division of the waters, Of which
an parties have nm equal right, ana aH
n result the crops Of the plulntlna are
greatly damaged. The parties are I'M
able 20 agree on any distribution Or the
water, the plaintiffs asks that the court
decree that the defendant i<catch be
entitled TO use onc-hnlf Of the stream
for &c hours out OF every fifteen days,
and that the defendant Ditmore shall
use the full stream fifteen hours In NJ
teen days.
SCHOOL POPULATION INCREAs-
ING.
The city board Of education held a
session last evening and heard the re-
p1rta OF the several census enumera-
tors. which totaled up as follows;
Boys. Girls Total
First ward .....,." 10 let S3s
second ward .... l3s li6 80
l 4, nd, ward a, ... e, ,s e; 80
Fifth ward .......... ~ -'v ba'
Total =. =. ......1.O9i 1913 ana
The city school population for last
year was 2.0Al making an Increase Tor
this year OF l2.
Most of the teachers appointed for
next year filed their acceptnnceA John
| Footo. who was assigned AZ principal
OF tho Lincoln school, was the only
teacher TO file "a declinatlon.
The ndviHabllity Of furnishing KIM
drfEartcn department Ia the public
schools for next year II being conHld-
cred by the bonrd
LICENSED TO WED.
CLERK Havcrcamp has issued marriage
| liccnsca 10 the following couples: Ed
| ward n. Jones. 20, and Maggie j. Jcn-
/ kins. 20, both OF Spanish Fork, Harri-
Son Boothc. %. aud Minerva Medium.
a, both OF Provo.
PROGRAM CHANGED.
The general committee IN change
| OF the reception 20 be given TO the re-
| turning Provo volunteers met this even
/ ing aud made several ChnngcH IN the
/ proposed program. Instead Of having
/ the reception on the day the boys ar
/ rive honc ID was decided 60 meet them
/ at the depot with a band and give them
"a welcoming there. after which thcy
| VIII spend the remainder OF tho day
| with their families and friends. IN,
day following viii be made a general
| holiday and the boys win be entertained
| at the Lake resort, when an excellent
lprogtam will be rendered.
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MANTI.

District Court Important Election Con-
test Decided.
Special Correspondence.
Mantl, sanpete Co.. Aug. 2-The dis
trlct court h In session again. Yester-
day the school election contest ease
from Gunnlaou came up, Al the recent
school election Nephi Anderson and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

Nrho Brown Stone Company Principal
place uf business. salt Lake l.I6 Utah.
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OGDEN RAILROAD TINE CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE RY.

"1NSH SFNONN 1'"1 HAs
ARRIVES
IRON Worth and Northwest, a. m, 5iei y. m.
IRON south, 100 q. M. oio5 a. M, 1880 a. M.
100 %. IA. and $50 y, m.
LEAVES
l'r North and Northwest o'l5 a, m, mas a.
mH lussO u. IN.
lor south, 2 10 q. M. 1850 a. M, sos .. M, 6,S5
iu aud O.A5 y. m.
RIO oRANDE WESTERN RY,
AHnIyIs
Ifom south and East, iO45 a. n., 1880 p m.
ana 1000 a m.
Tor south and Fast, 1880 a. m, $40 p, IN. and
%" D. IA,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.
ARRIVES
ifom West, 6H5 a. M. 600 y m.
LEAVES
'o' West, $40 a H., auOp. m. .I.
UNION PACIFIC RY.
AHHiyTs
IRON East 200 a. M, 1910 pm.
LEAVES
i'' ta't, 500 .. M, $40 IAN.
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Principal Place N business. salt Lake city.
state ~ Utah
Notice There nrr Delinquent upnu tho fol-
lowing described stns'k. uu ncruunt ~ asot4-
mrui levied uu tho 9TH day uf May In tho
several amounts set opposite thu names ~
the respective shareholders ns fullowsi
Namely
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

Principal Place NJ liusIur.s Salt Lake city,
tfnH Mines situated Ht tllNu sIIu
NuIr District. IuuyIU tHuuty.
Utah
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iisposlng or or giving away any intoxl-
eating liquors ON the day commonly
called Sunday. viii be prosecuted ac-
cordlng to law.
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The city board Of education held a
session last evening and heard the re-
ports OF the several census enumera-
inr. which totnlnl mn rs fnlloMa.
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Clerk Havcrcamp has Issued marriage
iiccnsca 10 the following couples. Ed
ward 4, Jones. 20, ana Maggie j. Jcn-
kins 20. both OF Spanish Fork Harri-
son Boothc. %. aud Minerva Medium,
"a, both OF Provo.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-09-12
ANOTHER PIONEER GONE.
Death of Hosea b. Jones Occurred FRI
day Morning.

From Fridays Daily.]
Hosea B. Jones, who died at 8
o'clock this morning at his residence,
423 West Fourth street, was born in
Herkimer county, New York, May s.,
1923. He came to Illinois in 1s4S and
to Ottumwa in April, 1851, where he
was married in the same year to Louise
J. Wright. Two sons were born to
them, viz; Charles j., who died at 10
years of age and Carol p, who, with
the widow survives him.
Mr.. Jones has been an honored citi-
zen of this city for forty-eight years.
He has been consistent member of
the Congregational church for many
years. During his last illness which
lasted about thirty days he was pa
tient sufferer. but uttered no word of
complaint. He was conscious almost
all the time and conversed with his
family and friends calmly about his
death, which he knew was near.
He leaves large circle of acquaint-
ances and friends who will long re-
member him as Christian man of un-
spotted integrity. He was kind hus-
band and father, devotedly attached to
his family.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-09-12

Wednesday will be Labor day. Labor
did not celebrate in Ottumwa this year
on the annual day and the energy of
the local labor unions will be eNerted in
making Labor day at the street fair
one OF the best demonstrations of the |
week The committee is working on |
the arrangements for the same at pres
ent and will invite all laboring men
and women to participate in grand
street parade.
Thursday, Sept. IS, has been set aside
for. Ladies' Floral day. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. a. Carnes have assumed the man
agement of the parade that will be the
feature of that occasion. The object is
to compete in the decoration of car
riages, traps, etc. There is much in
tcrest already manifested in the floral
parade, and some handsome equip
ments are anticipated for the day. The
first prize will be $40 and the second,
So
Hello. Bill" and the l9lks will have
charge of things Friday. the closing
day. Frank Nimocks, Judge Hall, G. NJ.
Myers, True Giltner and II. B. Maynard
have been appointed a committee on
arrangements. and they have promised
TO get every Elk in southern Iowa here
that day. The parade that day will be
the most gorgeous pageant OF the week.
The, Ellis are also arranging to give an
entertainment during the entire fair.
The Platforms Located.
The executive committee of the
Street Fair ASSOCIATION has determined
upon the location OF the platforms for
the free street shows. as follows: Cor
ner Main and Washington streets, cor
ner Court and Second Streets, corner
Court and Main streets, corner Market
and Second streets, corner Main and
Market streets, corner Main and Green
streets, and in the center of block OPP
posite No. $40, between Jefferson and
Green streets. Besides these there will
| be four aerial acts. three of which have
| been located as follows. Corner Jeffer-
son and Main streets, corner Market
and Commercial streets, and one oppo-
site los Sast Second street. The Elks'
side show Will be located on Court
lstreet just south of Main. The large il
Illuminated key will be suspended at this
corner from the Taylor block to the
| Ottumwa Savings bank.
4 The Elks society will extend an in
4 vitation to the travelling men of the
city to join in the festivities on Elks
day, and meeting of a committee
from the Elks lodge and the travelling
men has been called for tomorrow ev-
ening at o'clock, at the Ballingall
All travelling men are expected to at
tend.
I. Ladies' Day.
Ladies' day at the street fair promise:
to be one of the best days Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Carnes, under
:. whose supervision the arrangement:
for this feature of the fair have beer
assigned, report that already much in
/ terest has been manifested in the flor
al parade for that date.
, Souvenir Badges.
2 Secretary Charles Hall has received
a number of souvenir badges of thu
!, street fair. There are two varieties O
them. They are of bronze metal ant
are very attractive. The proceeds
from the sale of the souvenirs will g
towards defraying the expenses of thu
E fair.