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BONAPARTE.

Bonaparte, Oct. 5.-NIr. and Mrs
Geo. Spence are spending the week in
Keollull.
Miss Georgia Boyer left Monday for
Chicago to be absent several weeks.
Mrs. p. w. Oberg and little son Hugh
are visiting in Chicago.
Miss Grace Cresap returned Monday
from weeks visit in Centerville.
Arnold Beard has sold his house on
the hill to Milton Proper, who will
take possession at once.
The Court of Honor lodge gave an
oyster supper in Whitlcek's hall Thurs
day evening for the members of the
lodge and their families. A good time
was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. j. u. Haynes and Miss Minnie
We're Keokuk visitors Tuesday.
+ VIM. Hanback, has been quite i'll the
present.
Mrs. Mary Miller, of Pennington,
visited in town last Friday.
Mrs. j. Machin and Miss Emma are
visiting in Illinois this week. On their
return they will sell their household
goods and move to Oregon where they
will make their home.
Thos. Fender has bought the Ma
chin property on Front street.
y A number of young. people enjoyed
a social dance ut the Whitley opera
house Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Brewster were
0ttumwa visitors last week.
Mrs. Clara Entler attended the street
fair in Ottumwa last week.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
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LEAN DO.

Leando, Oct. A large number of
people from Leando attended the street
fair at Ottumwa last week, and all re-
port good time. ..s,.,...
DIR. D. T. Ralnbo moved. his house
hold goods to Chillicothe last week,
where he has located to practice medi-
cine. - VI :. III
Jimmie Loomis and wife returned
home from California last week. gl.sj.i
Mrs. d. b. Writ visited friends in
Ottumwa last week and attended the
fair. - ,iFsg IL
Mrs. W. H. Morrison is visiting at
Fairfield this week. f'agss'i
Miss Annie Patterson was a caller in
Leando last week.
John Sample, civil engineer, who has
been located in Ottumwa, passed
through Leando Saturday to visit at
the parental home near Lebanon. Mr..
Sample has secured position in Chi
cago and will go there in few days.
Mrs. John Green visited with her
brother at Centerville last week.
j. j. Swiess was caller at Center
vile last week and took in the street
fair, ~
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day afternoon with his parents here,
returning Sunday evening on Wabash
train No. 3.
s. f. Mcconnell and wife, of Bloom.
field, were visitors at the parental Nc.
Ionnell home Sunday.
w. L. Thompson and wife We're bus
mess visitors to Ottumwa Friday.
Miss Florence Moore, of Tulare, Cal.
who is on her way to Chicago, stopped
off here for visit with old friends.
J. E. Devault was the recipient of q
eold watch, Saturday, q present from
his wife.
Miss Maude Rominger left for Bloom.
field Yesterday morning, where she ex-
poets to take music lessons.
Mrs. @. w. Owens left yesterday for
Trenton, Mo.
-drs. w. NJ. Williams was brakes.
vile visitor yesterday.
Mrs. TUX, of Bloomfield, visited her
son Will, of this place, last week.
NJ. G. Rominger sold fifty head OF
two year old steers to Frank Martin,
last week.
Boone Mccormick made business
trip to Ottumwa Saturday.
Horatio Jennings left yesterday
morning via the Wabash for Gilman,
where he expects to work.
Miss Phena Rayburn was visitor All
the I. Ware home Thursday evening.
Miss Viola Sawyer, Of Drakesvlle
passed through here on her way home,
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Walter Bells mother, from Ro-
salia, Wash, is here on visit.
Work was begun on P. Fl. Burns
new house last week.
Last Thursday being Miss Chloe Har.
bour's fourteenth birthday, a number
of her young friends planned surprise
on her which was most agreeably car
ried out. All report a good time
Those present were: Misses Eva Vest
Lizzie, Lora, Lou and Inez Harbour,
Nancy Hardy, Alice O'Neal, Susie Gray
Bessie Keethler, Hattie and Ora
THOMPSON and Cora WorreIl; Messrs
Wray Blankenship, Jesse Mccormick,
George Hockersmith, James Hardy
Allen Thompson, Clarence Blanken-
ship, Leonard Smock, Rule Turner
Roy Russell, Orla Burns, Clay Vest,
Frank Wesner and Elya Beadle.
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CIIILLICOTHls,

Chillicothe, Oct. 5.--Mr. and Mrs.
Pierce, who have been very sick, are
convalescent.
Mr.. jerks recovery appears to be
slow, but his many friends are hope
full of his sure restoration to health.
DR., A. X. Berry has purchased a fine
residence property in Wichita, Kan,
and will move to that place the first
of November. The people of Chilli
eothe and vicinity are loath to give
him up. He and his family have been
important factors in this place for
many years. 81
Rev. Hoober returned on No. 9 Tues
day from the annual conference at
Mt. Pleasant, and is now very busy pre-
pairing to move to his new charge, Pu-
laski. Rev. Chas. E.S Coggeshail, who
has been pastor at Packwood for the
past two years, succeeds Rev. Hoober
at .Chillieothe. and will preach at Co
lumbia next Sunday, Oet.sS, at Ii a. M,
and in Chillicothe. at 1880 pm. Oct. Is,
.he will preach in Chillicethe, at .lo:45
a. I'm. and at Ghmstiansburg at 3 -p.s:ru.
We. understand Rev. Ceggeshali. is a
good, reliable man. The Chi1licotte
scharge Will give him q hearty welco
with 1he hope that he will take up the
work where Rev. Hoober lays 1t down,
and push the good work on.
Wears much pleased to note that Prof.
Frank Hill, the new principal in our
public school, is starting off in his work
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HIGHLAND CENTER,

Highland Center, Oct. Mrs. Chas.
Stevens has been quite i'll for several
days.
Mrs. C. H. Payton, who has been
sick for some time, is reported bet
ter.
G. w. Buckner was an Ostumwa WISH
tor on Tuesday.
The farmers report much damage to
corn on account of thetheavy frosts.
Henry Wagers, of Ottumwa, was in
our town Tuesday, u guest of j. NJ.
Elder.
Rev. S. Ingham, who has had charge
of the NJ. L. church here for two years,
will remain with us.
4 Geo. Wilson, overseer of the county
hospital, was in our town Wednes-
day.
Chas. Stevens, who has been spending
several weeks in and near Washington,
has returned to his home.
Mrs. Chas. Bosworth and sister, Mrs.
s. Buckner, We're Hedrick visitors
Tuesday.
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ASH GROVE.

Ash Grove, Oct. 5.-Everybody in
this vicinity are very busy now taking
care of their products and preparing
for winter.
One night last week as John Proctor
was returning from Ottumwa his team
became frightened at steam engine
and started to run. They ran about a
mile before Mr.. Proctor could get them
under control.
The Monkman Bros. closed their
melting at this place last Sunday morn
ing and went to Elm Grove to hold a
series of meetings.
The Misses DeMars, of Drakesville.
visited with their uncle, W. T. DeAIar,
last Sunday.
Erastus Hunter has returned home
from the southern part of the United
States.
Mr.. and Mrs. James and their daugh-
ter, of Sterling, Kan, have been visit
ing at the home of John McCarty dur
ing the past week.
Last Sunday evening as Miss Atwood,
Miss James and E. L. Baer We're at
turning home from church they were
all suddenly thrown from their buggy
by some unknown cause, but fortunate
ly no one was hurt. ,
Several of the Ash Grove people at
tended church at Elm Grove Sunday
night.
Louis Hunter was visitor at the
home of John Fleming last Sunday.
Albert Cassill's house is nearly COM
pleted.
Allen Boles, of Dralsesville, passed
through our city Sunday.
@, w. Huff is fencing his farm
with a. sheep tight fence.
James Bunch gave a gramophone ex-
hibition at the Spangler school house
last Saturday evening.
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WHITE ELM.

White Elm, Oct. 5.--Mrs. G. w. Car
roll, from Bloomfield, is here visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Dyer.
Charles Kunzman and wife moved to
their new home south of lLeando last
week.
A large number from this place at
tended the, street fair in Ottumwa last
week.
Rev. Ambrose and wife and Web Dav-
is and family Sundayed at the home
of D. NJ. Perry
Rev. j. NJ. Lutte and family, of Jack
son county. spent the past week visit
ing with friends and neighbors here.
Rev. Lutte preached for the people OF
White Elm Sunday at II o'clock.
], NJ. McCarroll and family were
guests at the parental home of Mrs.
Carroll last Sabbath.
DR.. Bates, of Eldon, was here one
day last week.
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BATAVIA.

Batavia, Oct. 4. Mrs. Applequist, Of
Chillicothe, is visiting her two nieces,
Mrs. Frescoln and Mrs. Copeland.
Miss Mary German attended the
street fair at Burlington last week.
Miss Minnie Holman, who has been
visiting her cousin, Miss Nell Gabbart,
returned to her home in Fit. Madison
Friday.
Alilt Baldridge left Saturday evening
for Council Bluffs, where he will attend
school the coming winter.
Mrs. Grant Couple and children left
Thursday for Ottumwa to spend sever
al days visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langford,. who have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Vim.
Ruddell, left for their home in Van
Buren, county, Friday.
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ALBA.

Abba, Oct. Asa Baird, Jr., and
Merch Woofter, two Urbana township
young men, came near being killed in
a runaway last Sunday. They were
driving past the residence of Charles
Roberts when dog ran out and scar
ed the team The horses turned quick
~ and threw both the young men to
the ground with sufficient force to
bruise them badly. The team then
ran on down the road, upset the buggy
and. broke it to pieces. In their es-
capade the horses ran through three
wire fences but did not receive a cut.
There is some trouble between the
contractors and the men who
have been doing the teaming on the
Wabash. The contractors said the
work was all done and they let many
of the teams go. They did not pay the
men, and now the men are threatening
all kinds of things in their endeayor to
get their money. The contractors Of
fer no;excuse as to why they have not
paid the men.
Dee w. johnson, the north side drug
gist, received a telegram this morning
to come to Clarinda at once as his faith
er was dangerously i'll and there was
no hope for his recovery. Mr.. johnson
left on the first train for sClarinda.
Mrs. I. j. Baird has returned from
a trip through Colorado which she took
in company with her father. She visit
tied Manitou, Denver and different 9TH
er interesting points.
Sumner Smith, of Melrose, was in the
city Monday looking after business
matters. Mr.. Smith had a sale of Po-
lapd China hogs at his place within
the past few days and he sold about
fifty head that brought him an aver
age of SIG per head.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. s. Barger are rejoic-
ing over the birth of baby girl at
their home. Two other families are
also blessed, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Smith having son, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Noble daughter.
W. E. Whited came down from Mt.
Ayr last evening and will pack his
household goods and move to that city.
He has traded a good farm he owned
near Moravia, for livery barn.
j. d. Griffin left. last evening for
Memphis, Mo-, where he went to at
tend the wedding of his niece, Miss
Dora Dewey.
I.NE. Yiekers, of New Sharon, is in
the city and is assisting in the evangel-
zeal work that is being carried on in a
tent at Hooking. K r.
]. w. Holt, who recently sold his
property in this city and moved to New
Sharon, has concluded that Abba Is the
best town to reside in and has moved
back. He sold his property and moved
within a week and at the end of the
second week his household goods had
been returned to She city.
Miss Lula Reeves leaves today for
Moncloya, Mexico, where she goes to
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SELMA.

Selma, Oct. Yesterday about ten
tons of baled, hay on. the farm of G..
Camblin, two miles east of here, were
destroyed by fire which originated
from sparks from q pipe,
j. w. Dunning, of Eldon, began
school here yesterday with forty-one
scholars in attendance. s
Rev. Robert Tague has moved into
the Methodist Protestant parsonage
and last evening began his pastoral
labors here with service in the NJ. p.
church, which was we'll attended.
Rev. B. +. Shane has not yet return
ed from the NJ. E. conference,
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accept a position in one OF the schools.
She is one of the city's most popular
young ladies and her friends will wish
that she may prosper in the land of the
greaser and the free silver dollar.
The democrats who have the man
agement of the affair that brings Bry-
an to Abba, have telegraphed Cato
Sells to come to the city and speak in
the afternoon. AT the time this is sent
no anwser has been received and the
committee does not know whether or
not he will come.
Abba business men are just now hav-
ing some competition with a gang of
peddlers who claim to represent some
railroad company in disposing OF lot
of shoes and clothing which it is claim
ed We're in a wreck and which the rail-
road company had to take because it
was not able to make settlement
with the shipper. The men have taken
out four days license, and pay $40
per day for the privilege of doing BUSH
ness in the city.
The results of the conference Just
closed at Mt. Pleasant will cause Abba
to lose one of the best ministers that
has ever looked after an Abba charge.
Rev. Schreiner, who came here four
years ago, has built up the church
wonderfully. The membership has
been increased, the attendance is bet
ter and financially the church is in a
far better condition than when he as
sumed charge 1t is with genuine re-
gret that Abba people will see him leave
the city. Rev. Hackley, of Muscatine,
who comes here is quite well known
by many of the congregation and they
have faith. that he can keep the work
up to the lines marked out by Rev.
Schreiner,
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AnIApoR.

Amador, Oct. 5.-Aliss Maude Well
man is visiting relatives in Ottumwa
this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Newt. Shields,
on Wednesday, Sept. 81, girl.
Scott Wellman marketed some fat
hogs at Blakesburg, Tuesday.
Mrs. Eva Left, of Kansas, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Frank Wellman.
William Haning and son We're bus
mess callers in Ottumwa Monday.
Mrs. Bert Wilkinson called on Mrs.
Newt. Shields, Sunday.
Loran Shields is very i'll with typhoid
fever. DR.. Hurst is the attending ply
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tacle for the crowd which gazes with
wonder at the large collection of war
relics brought together by AL Jenett,
a soldier who has been serving in the
Philippines. The collection Includes
the arms and ammunition used in that
country, a solid ivory idol worshipped
by the natives, storm nit made of
cocoanut fibre and many other interest
in cr 1,a1inS f-r5
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MILLER In Cedar Comfy.

Upton, oct.s Sat the republican
county convention Saturday 7: B. Mil
Ter was nominated to succeed himself
as representative from this district.
No attempt was made to instruct bim
as to his vote in the senatorial contest.
He is non-committal on that subject
and says that he will not make up his
mind on it before the legislature
meets.
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BELKNAP,

Belknap, Oct. 4.--W u Thompson
was quite i'll a few days last week, but
is better again.
A large number of our people visit
ed relatives and attended the street
fair in Ottumwa last week.
Joel MCGEE came home sadder but
wiser man from the street fair in OF
tumwa, having lost his silver headed
cane, a present to him at his silver
wedding anniversary, and his pocket
book containing a note on the State
bank of Bloomfield. They were stolen
from him, but it is thought the thief
may be caught, as all the banks have
been notified.
Prof. Howe, of Bloomfield, gave an
lecture at the NJ. L. church
last Wednesday evening.
A little daughter was born. to Mr..
and Mrs. o. G. Belr last Tuesday night.
Frank Wesners left for Ottumwa
Wednesday morning;
.AIr- and Mrs. Charley: Ellfson, of
Bunch, were visitors at & the j I C..
Thompson home, Thursday night. y &
~ Vim. Robertson, Boone Mccormick,
j. NJ. Mccormick and Lee Mccormick
were Centerville visitors last week.
Tom Wells. of Ottumwa, is here visit
ing his brother Sam.
C. ". Ware, of Ottumwa, spent Sun
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LUCAS.

Lucas, Oct. "A census Just COM
pleted gives Lucas school population
of 400, and total population of close
to 14oO. The town has doubled in
population within year. More than
100 buildings have been erected in Luz
cas- during the year.
Three coal companies are booming
things here. The Old Lucas and Cleye-
land Cooperative Coal Co. is sending
a new shaft and the Big Hill is down
nearly 200 feet with its second shaft.
The Whitebreast, two and half miles
west, is making things lively also.
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BLAKEsBuRG.

Blakesburg, Oct. SIS. L. Cohagan re-
turned Saturday from Fairfield, where
he purchased a fine Shropshire ram.
While driving the bus from the de-
pot one day last week, Chas. Tinsley's
team ran off with him, injuring him
quite severely but not seriously.
John Spears sold his stock and
and household goods at public sale Sat
urday and viii remove with his family
to California.
Mrs. NJ. H. Alternately and son Wal
fer visited relatives in Centerville last
week.
John Butcher has sold his residence
in town to J. f. DeHaven.
Carey Angel is pushing his store
room to completion, and will put in a
stock OF clothing as soon as it is finish
ed.
Messrs. Emmett and William Dor
othy, of Alta, are visiting relatives
south of town.
Engineer Jack Hardy and family
are visiting Mr.. Hardy's brother, Frank,
at this place.
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RLOOMFIELD.

bloOmHelQ, Oct. S.-MrS. Cel1a Glller
is visiting friends, in Pella this week
Sam Guernsey has gone to Fairfield
to attend Parsons college. Mr.. Guern-
sey has for the past year acted as SUI
perintendent of the Presbyterian Sun
day school and was succeeded in that
work by Mrs. Helen Daley.
George Roth, of Unionville, No.. ar
rived Monday to invoice the hardware
stock which he has purchased of War
rington and Prevo. 1t is said that Mr..
Roth will engage in a number of bust
ness enterprises in this city.
Mrs. Theodore Taylor leaves Tuesday
for weeks visit at the home of her
sister in Keokuk
Herbert King and Wayne Harris en-
joyed a fine bicycle trip Saturday, to
Ottumwa. The route taken was
through Centerville, Moravia, and Ed
ldyville. The roads being in a fine con-
dition for wheeling the entire distance
was made from Centeryille to Ottumwa
in six hours, including stops for lunch.
On Sunday they were Joined by Guy
Hardy and Wilbur Carroll, who accom-
panied them on their return trip to
this place.
Miss Ada Spencer has secured the
position of cashier in the dry goods
department of the Stein Manufacturing
Co. for the coming season.
B. Loeb and NJ. Owsley left Sunday
on business trip to st. Louis.
Mrs. Belle Henderson is visiting rel
atiyes and friends in Kansas City.
Miss Winifred Hayes, who has spent
the past year at the home oil. her aunt,
Mrs. ]. p. Toombs, left Monday for her
home in Kansas City.
Miss Florence Moore, of Tulare, CAL,
spent several days in this city visiting
Miss Allie Putnam and renewing old
acquaintance. Miss Moore leaves
Tuesday for Ottumwa.
G. A. Leonard, of Putnam county,
Missouri, and Mary j. Haines, of
Drakesville, were married last week at
the home of Mrs. M. H. Jones, Elder
M. Downing officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard will make their future
home in Missouri.
Mrs. John II. Taylor has been quite
i'll the past week with quinsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgecomb, of Anacon-
da. Mont, arrived in this city on Satur-
day. Mr.. Edgecomb will remain here
for treatment at the Shelton hospital.
Mrs. Edgecomb spent Sunday ut the
home of her cousin, Mrs. "A. C. Lester,
and left Monday to visit relatives in
Ottumwa.
/ Rev. L. c. Carroll occupied the NJ. E.
pulpit Sunday morning in the absence
of Rev. 7. B. Hughes, who is attend
| ing the NJ. E. conference. Mr.. Hughes
congregation is anxious to hear that
he is to return to this place. The
Methodist conference will be held in
Bloomfield next year,
Miss Jennie McFadden was Sum
day visitor in Hedricl..
Mr.. Lorenz, OF Kirksville, Mo-, father
Of S. A. Lorenz, of this city, has phr-
chased the east side building lot be-
longing to Bush Pugh. The lot was
secured for. $3.50. Mr.. Lorenz will
build two-story brick store building.
This will complete the reconstruction
of the east side, which was recently de-
stroyed by fire. The seeming disaster
has proved benefcent to the town as it
has increased the number of fine busi-
ness houses ...-a.t -. 49, ~
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LlRERTYVILLE

Libertyville, Oct. Mrs. A. w.e2An-
derson is visiting at Stockport.
Aaron Fell, Robert Byefs and John
Riniker are attending medical college
at Keokuk.
Chas. Elliott attended soldiers re-
union at Centerville last week.
Roll Carter returned home Friday ev-
ening from Floris, where he was EN-
ployed as operator.
Mrs. Avis, of West Point, visited her
daughter Mrs. /. w. Whitlock, last
week.
Ed. Byers left Saturday evening for
Fort Madison to take charge of the
mail route between there and Ottum-
wa. rs
Will Hill has the typhoid fever.
DR.. Randall and daughter AIethea
spent a few hours here Saturday after
noon.
Hiram Bishop and wife returned
home Saturday from weeks visit
with friends at Selma.
James and Margaret Hurst and Mrs.
Blair returned home Saturday from
their eastern trip.
Mrs. VIM. Trout was seriously in
jured Saturday morning by being
kicked by horse.
4 large number from here attended
the street fair at Ottumwa last week.
John Claridge and Mrs. o. J.. Clar-
ridge spent Saturday visiting friends
in Keosauqua.
School commences next, Monday with
j. Wilbur Dole as principal and Miss
Daisy Hope primary teacher.
Waller Bysrs is building fine new
house on his farm, three miles south
of town.
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VILLAGE CREEK.

Village Creek, Oct. 5.--The. people OF
this place attended the street fair in
Ottumwa last week and all reported a
good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike swartz spent Sun
day with Joe BOSNIAN
S. a. Burton and G. Brooks called on
Lewis BOSNIAN, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Smith were in
Ottumwa Wednesday.
SAINT and L. Walker were in Ottumwa
Saturday.
Emmett and Phairs Burton called on
Chris BOSNIAN, Sunday
Emmett Haley visited with j. +. Bach
man, Sunday.
-Anumber of people from this place
attended church at Russell Chapel Sat
urday and Sunday nights.
Lewis BOSNIAN returned home Satur-
day, after spending the summer at Mt.
Pleasant,
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LEBANON.

Lebanon, Oct. 5.-Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Cruize, of Illinois, are here visiting
friends.
Mr., Holtzclaw, wife and daughter,
who have been here visiting relatives,
have returned home to Illinois.
O. L. Teneyke, of Pulaski. and Vim.
Frazer, OF this place, were in Keosau-
qua last week on business.
s7-John Sample left Tuesday for Chi
cago where he hasa position.
Miss Florence Smith, of Cantril, was
IN attendance at the Presbyterian
church here Sunday.
Silas Humphrey and family will
move into their new house this week.
Mr.. Snider and wife and Mr.. Frazer,
of this place, We're in Keosauqua Nom
day on business.
George Wilson and sister, Annie, of
Bloomfield, We're here visiting relatives