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EELKNAP.

Belknap, Oct. ia semi-annual
Sunday school convention is announc-
ed for Soap Creek township, to be
held at Sherman Chapel on Sunday
Nov. 10.
Jesse McCreery and son Harry, Of
Bloomfield, visited Sunday with the
formers mother, Mrs. g. H. Hughes,
and family.
Rev. Rose, of Indiana, who is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Eakins, of Orman-
vile, preached Sunday at Sherman
chapel.
Miss Callie Cree, of Bloomfield, is Wis
ting at the parental Cree home.
Oris Russell, of this place, and Miss
Bertha Smock, of Drakesville, were
married last Wednesday evening, Rev.
H. c. Millice officiating. Mr.. Russell is
we'll known in this place, having lived
here all his life. He is the only child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Log Russell, living
about two miles southwest of here.
His many friends join in extending to
both their congratulations and best
wishes.
Mrs. Myra Morris and daughter Allie,
Mrs. S. Wells and Mrs. j. MCGEE were
visitors at the Will Monroe home at
Dunville last Wednesday.
j. NJ. Galpin, from near West Grove,
visited friends here yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs joel McGee, Mrs. Writ
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LEAN DO.

Leando, Oct. 1s.-Mrs. James Moore
spent last week with her daughter,
Mrs Lyons, near Fairfield.
MIR. and Mrs. AL Boyer Sundayed at
John Boyer's.
Bertha Benning is visiting friends at
Centerville.
Cert Hull, of Eldon, visited here this
week.
Mont Rambo visited at Geo. Rambo's
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grubb started Monday
for visit with relatives in Missouri.
Chas. Arson, of Kilbourne, was in
Leando yesterday.
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tomorrow and distribute rails. A
short distance north of the city a
steam ditcher is at work, while pile
driver is working on one of the north
ern bridges. About twenty men were
at work yesterday and the contractors
want to increase the force to forty
men.
A carelessly thrown cigar stub set
fire to the leaves at the corner of Har-
rison and Washington streets, yester-
day, and the flames soon spread until
they were within few feet of dwell
ing house. A fortunate discovery pre-
vented the house from being burned.
In these dry times smokers should be
careful where they throw their snip
es."
DR., S. T. Gray returned Saturday
night, after being absent from the
CITY for two weeks, which time
he spent among the surgical clinics at
Chicago. The doctor is studious,
genial gentleman, and he has very
large practice.
James Wolf, an old time resident OF
Abba, but who now lives at Denver,
Col, is in the city to make an extended
visit with old friends and relatives.
d. g. Turner and family have return
ed from visit to Wayne county. They
also spent some time in Ringgold and
Decatur counties.
Smith Pharis went up to Melrose yes
terday, where he will commence the
work OF building two new brick build
ings, on the sites where the old frames
stood, which We're destroyed by
fire couple of weeks ago. Mr.. Pharis
has the contract for both the build
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FLOIsHS.

Floris, Oct. 1S.-Ars. T. N. Conner
ard children returned from Keokuk,
Monday.
Mrs. Horace Larzlere and daughter
Hazel. of near Eldon, arrived on No.
16 Tuesday.
Mrs. Town and children of this place
are visiting relatives near Batavia.
Mr.. White, of Garden Grove, who
bought the east side of L. n. Corners
store some time ago, was here We'd
nesday preparing to ship his goods to
another place. The goods We're shipped
Thursday and Mr.. Smith, who has been
clerking for him, left here Tuesday.
Rev. Miller, of Competine, will preach
at the Baptist church next Manday
and Tuesday nights, October 30 and
p.
The Methodists are laying the
foundation for their new church.
r. B. Ramsey, who went to Chicago
last week, reports that he saw Pres
ident Mckinley, Gov. Tanner and other
eminent men.
Mrs. Lucy Foster, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Sloan. took No. 16 Saturday for her
nome near Mark.
Mrs. Nellie Ryan, of South Ottumwa,
arrived here Saturday to visit her
father, r. b. Ramsey.
Mrs. Jim Peden took the train Sat-
urday for Belknap.
Frank johnson and wife, living five
miles south of here visited with their
sister, Mrs. Della Fish of this place,
last week.
Mrs George and daughter Made, re-
turned from Chicago Saturday, after
an extended visit.
William Pearson left Friday for
Moulton.
Eddie Davis, of this place, who is
engaged in business at Bloomfield
spent Sunday at home.
G. A. Davis and Pete Putnam have
John Carpenters new house almost
completed.
Jim Hoffstatter, of Eldon, spent
Sunday here among relatives.
A comfort lacking was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. johnson
Friday night. After the comfort was
completed, music, games and refresh
ments tended to make the evening
an enjoyable one. Those present were:
| Misses, Irene Plank, Bertha Ramsey,
Bessie Lepper, Herbert. Messrs George
McNey, Walter Wilkinson, Elroy Swim
ney, Otis Crist, Ida Strickland, Corda
Brooks and Lille Crist.
Miss Emma Heacock entertained a
crowd of young people Saturday eve
ming.
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Blankenship, and Miss Allie Morris left

Blankenship, and Miss Allie Morris left
for Ottumwa this morning, where they
expect TO visit couple of days.
Miss Maude Rominser, who is study
ing music in Bloomfield, spent Sunday
at the parental H. c. Roninger home.
Newt Mccormick and family. resid-
ing north of Drakeville, visited Sunday
at the parental Lee Mccormick home.
Waiter Bell, with his mother-in-law,
Mrs. d. NJ. Coonc, OF Rosalina, Wash
ington, made business trip to Chicago
last Tuesday. Mr.. Bell returned home
Saturday, but Mrs. Coonc expects to re-
turn today or tomorrow.
G. w. Ware made a business trip to
Ottumwa Saturday evening.
Miss Viola Sawyers, of Drakesyille.
was caller at the Ware home Friday
evening.
Frank Slower, representing Buck,
Reiner G. Co., of Keokuk, was in town
Sunday.
S. Richardson and daughter Edna
spent Sunday with Mr.. Richardson's
parents at Moulton.
Miss Maude Bolivar is visiting rela-
tives near Drakesville.
VIM. Millisack, of Ottumwa, was 4
caller at the w. n. Williams home Sun.
day evening.
The Misses Louisa Rhine and Eta
Mum and Messrs. Frank Rhine and
brother, of Soap Creek, attended
preaching service at the NJ. e. church
Sunday.
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place attended the ball at Drakesville
Saturday night and reports pleasant
time.
WOOLsON.

Woolson, Oct. .1e.-yery dry and
dusty.
Some of the farmers are thinking OF
picking corn this week.
Talley Young is in Lincoln, Neb.,
going to school.
Wilbur Randall has purchased farm
of eighty acres near Fairfield.
Dan Kinney, Of California, is here
visiting relatives.
Elisha Gregory, of Clarke county,
was caller in these parts lately.
Oscar Hobson will move soon to the
Patrick farm south of Woolson.
Albert j. Hadley, of Perlee, was
seen on our streets one day lately.
w. r. Hadley and family will soon
occupy their new house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mussleman, of Agency,
are visiting in our midst.
George Goodrich has erected new
and substantial. barn.
The road supervisors are winding up
the road work for the year.
Roy Coffin is working this fall for
Pleas Hoskins.
Albert Kinney is still improving his
farm by putting up new buildings.
Milo Cox is assisting w. a. McCrack-
en- with his fall work.
Miss Della Hinshaw is attending
school in Lincoln, Neb.
| A good rain would be much appreci-
| ated.
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ELDON.


Eldon, Oct. 17.-Mrs. Gillispe is visit
ing friends and relatives in Moulton.
L. E. Coad preached Sunday morning
at the Congregational church in South
Ottumwa.
Ed Moore spent Sunday visiting
friends in Ottumwa.
c. w. Weber and wife are visiting
relatives at Wycando, Mo.
In the bread baking contest last Sat-
urday Mrs. NJ. A. Wilson and Mrs. Nick
Wilson together received first prize con.
sisting of four sacks of flour. Mrs. P.
Huffstutter and Mrs. P. Russell each
took a second prize of two sacks OF
-four.
B. Hearn is convalescing from his Sc
rious illness.
The following party of young people
spent last Sunday at the home of Miss
Maude Moon, north of town: Misses
Ruth Roberts and M. Lyod, of Eldon
and Miss Moore, of Ottumwa; Messrs.
c. Murray and r. Daniels, of Eldon
and Mr.. Stevenson, of Ottumwa.
Z. Hilles and wife are listing rela.
tives at Wycando, Mo.
"A. d. duHSIutter ana Leon d1nKle
were Fairfield visitors over Sunday.
The new residence of H. Israel, foul
miles north of town, was opened Sat
urday evening by an old fashioned
house warming party. Those presen
from Eldon were NJ. Hilles and family
l. c. McCrary and wife, Lyall and Clar
ence Hall, D. A. Jay, D. Nicklin ant
wife, Mrs. N. F. Ried, Mrs. w. o. Bag
ley and Misses M. Vass, Cora Vass, ant
Stella Christofel.
Miss Meyer, of Trenton, returned t.
her home yesterday after short yisi
with Eldon friends.
Mrs. VIM. Hollen, of Oskaloosa, spen
Sunday visiting in our city.
I. Barley was an Ottumwa visito
Yesterday.
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ALBA.

Abba, Oct. 17.-Monroe county
friends have received word of the death
of Henry Slaus, which occurred at
Clio. Mr.. Slaus was resident of this
county in the early days and he has
made many trips back to visit with
friends. The remains were inferred in
the cemetery at Clio one day the past
week.
A large force of men was put to
work on the Wabash tracks in this
city yesterday morning. The men will
put the track in shape from Abba
north. A construction train came down
the line and distributed ties along the
way. The train will come down again
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DAHLONEGA,

Dahlonega, Oct. 1e.-Corn gathering
has commenced in earnest.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Redmon, of High
land Center, visited in this neighbor-
hood one day last week.
Lee Ockert, of Roseville, ILL.,, has
purchased the Geo. Mccormick farm
and will move there in the spring.
L. D. Miller moved to Ottumwa last
Monday.
A. A. Lewis, weighmaster at Jno.
Morrell & Co.'S stock yards, visited Sat-
urday night and Sunday with relatives
here.
Mrs. Jacob Lowenberg and Grandma
Burns spent couple of days last
week with relatives at Hedrick.
Mrs. Mary E. McClung went to High
land Center last week and will spend
the winter at that place and Hedrick.
Wheat sowing is about completed.
Mrs. Hankins entertained at dinner
last Thursday in honor of the ninth
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

Highland Center, Oct. 19.-Alrs. E. NJ.
Bolin is visiting in Illinois at pres
ent.
Joseph Davis has purchased the Han
kamer property and is preparing to
take possession.
Rev. w. E. Cross started Friday
morning for Macksburg, to spend Sun
day.
Jesse Mccormick, Jr., and family
started this week for Texas, where
they expect to make their future
home.
G. w. Mullenix and wife, W. R. Null
lenix and wife, w. d. Hickox, I. II.
Hickox and Maggie Cross spent Sunday
with E. Russell and family near Ere
mont.
The Russell Chapel league will meet
with the B. Y. P. U. at the Highland
Baptist church next Sunday evening.
Quite number of West Highland
young folks gathered at the home OF
Miss Maggie Cross last Thursday even
ing and spent a very enjoyable even
ing.
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KlRKvILLE.

Kirkvjlle, Oct. 19.-At their annual
meeting Monday night of this week,
the Epworth League elected officers as
follows: President, Prof. j. F. Croft;
first vice president, Mrs. M. 3. Caugh-
Greenwood; third vice president, Miss
Margaret Rubel; fourth vice president,
Mrs. John Dana; secretary, Miss Emma
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COLLETT.

Collett, Oct. ia much needed rain
fell here Saturday morning.
viii Rutlege will move to Mt. Pleas
ant in the near future. Will has sold
his farm to Mr.. Bennett.
Robert Woodrow will soon have his
new house completed. 1t will be one
of the finest in this part of the coun-
try.
l'rotracted meetings are being held
at the Hebron church this week.
E. A. Laughlin is now running his
new coal mine full blast.
Jim Tailor and his sister, Mrs. Squire,
OF Lineville, visited old friends here
last week.
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slGOURNEY,

Sigourney, Oct. 17.-R. E. Timmons
returned yesterday morning from Ok
lahoma, where he had been visiting his
sick mother. He left his mother some
what improved in health.
j. H. Barlow left on the Milwaukee
last evening for Waterloo, to attend the
Grand encampment l. O. 0. +.
Court adjourned yesterday at 1870,
and the petit jury was called and eX-
cuses heard. Five were excused. The
judge Immediately ordered a special
venire for the term, which was at once
attended to and consists of the fol-
lowing men: Henry Beinke, Webster;
J. B. Eye, Ollie; Andy Rohloff, Sigour-
ney; John Brolliar, Richland; r. II.
Wasser, sigourney; Fred Gruber, Sig
Quincy; Henry Cassen, Sgiourney; <.
j. Harvey, sigourney; Hi Brown,
What Cheer; w. j. Gordon, Hedrick;
P. L. Holden, Delta; w. C. Utterback,
Sigourney; j. d. Bolton, What Cheer,
and II. L. Snakenberg, Sigourney.
A man from What Cheer was natural
lied and thus made citizen and some
guardianship matters attended to, at
ter which court adjourned until 8
o'clock this morning.
i ne case Oh Oldle Oh lUWd VS.. Earl
Coffman was Immediately taken up for
trial. The defendant is indicted for
seduction.
Sigourney, Oct. 1s.-Mrs. Huldah My
erdick, who has been visiting relatives
in and near Sigourney for month or
so, returned yesterday to her home in
Oklahoma.
James Mackey was an oskaloosa call
er yesterday.
r. H. Wasser is in Illinois this week
in the interests of his tombstone bust
ness.
Court convened yeterday at o'clock
a. M, and the case of State of Iowa
VS.. Earl Coffman was reached for trial.
A jury was empaneled, evidence intro
duced and the opening argument made
by ex-County Attorney +. L. Goeldner
in behalf of the state, at which time
court adjourned until $3.50 this morn
ing. County Attorney Gambell and
Lawyers F. L. Goeldner and A. w.
Gray are representing the state, and
d. w. Hamilton and Col. C. II. Mackey,
the defendant. The evidence on the
part of the state tended to prove that
Miss Diolpha Boud was seduced by the
defendant on last Thanksgiving night:
that child was born to her the Sd OF
| last September, as result Of said Sc.
duction; that defendant had admitted
Ito Mrs. Boud that he had done so, and
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BENTONSPORT,

Bentonsport, Oct. 19.-Mrs. Kate
Flood, of Pennington, passed through
Bentonsport Thursday, enroute to
Stockport.
Will Miller departed Wednesday NOR
cure employment.
Miss Emma Barrett, of Ottumwa, is
visiting her parents.
Max Rigler returned from Yellow
stone Park, Montana, after an absence
of five years.
Tom Cornell, of Ottumwa, spent Fri
day morning in town. He was enroute
to Bonaparte where he is employed as
auctioneer.
William Crawford and wife, of
Douds, visited Saturday with her pa
rents at this place.
w. A. Lippincott and E. w. McKinsey
have leased the Russell house at Keo-
sauqua.
Walter Cowden, of Bloomfield, is the
guest of Rev. Z. J. Smith. His mission
is to organize an Epworth praying
band.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Boyer and moth
err, Mrs. Paul, of Pennington, were en-
tertained Sunday at the home of H. j
Robinson in Vernon.
Alva Scott returned from Acasto
Mo-, Sunday on his wheel.
Geo. Fair, Bonaparte's photographer
secured some views of the churche,
here on Friday.
H. B. Edmonson and c. A. Sarter at,
tended the nineteenth Iowa reunion
at Keokuk.
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HARRISBURG.

Blakesburg, Oct. 19.-The Rankin
speech here last Wednesday evening
was generally conceded to be the best
speech ever delivered in Blakesburg.
Democrats and republicans alike press
ed forward as soon as he ceased
speaking to congratulate the "molder
orator" on the clear and convincing
way in which he handled the questions
OF the day.
David Jay returned Friday from the
western part of the state, where he
purchased some feeding cattle.
Alfred Tinsley, of Sioux Falls, Da-
koto, is visiting his parents here.
Robert Tadlock was seriously hurt
last Sunday in very peculiar manner.
While passing through the woods a
limb from large tree was blown of
by the wind and fell directly on Mr..
Tadlock, crushing him to the ground,
breaking several ribs and otherwise Sc.
verely injuring him.
Nelson Derby, Calvin Smith, Ben
Abegg, John Bellies, Chas. Redding and
John Heron attended the old soldiers
reunion last week at Centerville.
Rev. ]. L. Hollowell, OF Queen City,
Mo-, was in town Monday after hold.
ing over Sunday services at Union
chapel. The people of that place have
secured Rev. Hollowell for another
year.
Quite a pleasant surprise party was
held at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Snow last Saturday, it being
the Twentieth anniversary Of their
marriage. Some forty or fifty friend,
were present and all enjoyed themselve.
very much.
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COMPETING.

Competing, Oct. 19.-Rev. and Mrs.
A. I. Shortess and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Eller, of Hedrick, visited last week at
G. w. Dickens.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. BEEN
Tuesday, Oct. 10, a son.
Mrs. Parker, of Britt, is visiting rela-
tives here. .s.Is
VIM. Bennett and son, Lawrence,
have been on the sick list the past
week.
Fred Winner, of Highland Center,
called on friends here last week.
I. j. Larimore was business caller
in Hedrick Friday.
Mrs. j. B. Krout, of Fremont, visited
at j. P. Hawthorne's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Ulrey entertained
number of their friends Monday ev-
ening at their home.
Mrs. Lola Hawthorne, wife of j. P.
Hawthorne, died Sunday, Oct. is, at
ter one long year of great suffering
patiently borne. Lola Phillips was
born July 20, 1852, in Van Buren, coun.
ty, and was at the time of her death
AZ years months and IS days of age.
She was married to ]. P. Hawthorne In
February, 1873, and came to this coun-
ty soon after, where she has since re-
sided, Mrs. Hawthorne was good
and loving wife, kind neighbor and
respected by all who knew her. Be.
sides her husband she leaves an aged
mother, four brothers and a host Of
other relatives and friends to mourn
her loss. The funeral was held Mon.
day afternoon at the Competine Bap-
list church, of which she was mem
her, the services being conducted by
Rev. DR.. Campbell, Of Fremont. In
terment in the Competiue cemetery.
Mrs. w. R. Jones is in very poor
health.
Foster, Oct. 19.-Farmers report the
corn crop not so good as expected, the
yield being only about twenty-five
bushels per acre.
Roy Monoer departed Friday for LIB
erty, Mo-, where he has position az
operator.
Samuel Chase, the fusion candidate
for the legislature, was in town Satur.
day night and Sunday.
Miss Jessie Williams and Mrs. Hem
ry Monoer spent the Sabbath in Al
Frank Lundeen, OF Hiteman, visited
friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Arnold, of Smoky
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birthday of her son Howard, his teach
er and dozen or more schoolmates be-
ing present.
A nine pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Mccoy last Saturday.
Rev. E. P. Bartlett, of Des Moines,
preached at this place last Sunday.
Rev. John HASTE is holding meetings
each evening during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Geohring and
family returned from Eddyville Sum
day, where they had been visiting
friends.