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Harris.

Harris, Mo-, Sept. 20.-Rev. G. w.
Britton, formerly pastor of the M. E.
church at this place, was in town Fri
day.
B. F. Haley, of Rifle, Colorado, is Wis.,
iting with friends and relatives in Har-
ris.
Rev. R. E. L. Prunty, of Unionville,
Mo-, preached at the Christian church
here Thursday and Friday nights.
Mrs. Jno. Haly was in Kansas City
last week for the purpose of having a
surgical operation performed upon one
of her eyes.
Mrs. Sudie Hill, of the firm of o. S.
Hill & Co., is in st. Joseph, Mo-, this
week on business.
DR.. N. w. Wingo was in Kansas City
last week.
Jesse Gun, of Boynton, Mo-, is work
inng at the Milwaukee depot.
Patrick Meany made a trip to Chill
licothe Tuesday.
H. J. Clevenger, editor of the Chron-
icle at Newtown, Mo-, was in Harris
last week.
Rev. j. r. Harper preached at the
M. E. church Sunday night.
e. Titus, who left last week for Kan
sas City to have surgical operation
performed, stood the operation very
well and will recover.
Mrs. o. Harris, ST., and daughters,
Estelle, Clara and Amber, left Monday
night for Chicago where the girls will
attend school this winter.
Several of our citizens were in
Princeton, Mo, Ion Tuesday.
G. H. Browne has sold his restaur-
ant at Osgood, Mo-, to Ed Morris.
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EXECUToR'S NoTICE.--Notice IS hereby
~ given to all persons interested, that on the
18th day of Sept, A. d. 1900, the undersign-
ed was appointed by the Clerk of the District
Court of Wapello county. Iowa, executor of the
estate of A. L. Si1vey, deceased, late of said
county. All persons indebted tosaid estate
will make pay ment to the undersigned, and those
having claims against the same will present
them, legally authenticated to said court for
allowance.
Dated Sept. II, 1900
E. E. McELRoY,
Executor.
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Belknap.

BelKnap, sept. .2O.-MrS. Emma OW-
ems, who has spent the summer in OF
tumwa with her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Burkhalter, visited here a few days
last week with her parents, Joel Nc
Gee and wife, before leaving for Tren-
ton, Mo-, where she expects to spend
the winter.
Mrs. Jonathan Cary and daughter,
Lydia, of Soap Creek, were visitors
Tuesday afternoon at the G. H. Hughes
home, leaving that evening for Central
City, Neb., and other points where
they expect to visit relatives.
Alex, Easton, of Floris, was a visitor
here Tuesday.
Ralph Miller, who has been employ.
ed in Sigourney, visited Wednesday at
the parental j. w. Miller home, leav-
ing Thursday morning for Cedar Rap
ids.
Miss Orpha Morris returned home
to Eldon Wednesday evening from. a
short visit here with her grandmother,
Mrs. Myra, Morris.
Mrs. Myra Morris left Thursday
morning for visit with relatives at
Moulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wells and
daughter, Ola, left Saturday evening
for Ottumwa. where they will visit Mr.
Wells brother Tom, and from there
they expect to go to Eddyville where
they will visit his brother Frank. They
expect to be absent week.
Mrs. l. Ware and daughter, Lizzie
left Saturday evening for Ottumwa
where they will visit relatives.
j. E. Eberline is erecting summer
kitchen on his property here. Having
recently sold his farm north of this
place he expects to move to his prop.
erty here in short time.
Mrs. Alice Burnight and little daugh-
ter, of Leadville, Col, returned home
today from six weeks visit at the
parental John Foster home north OF
here. She was accompanied home by
her sister, Minnie.
Grandma Sayles, of Drakeville, spent
Sunday here with her daughter, Mrs
w. M. Williams.
Rev. H. G. Millice was unable to fill
his appointment here Sunday but sent
his wife who filled the place very &C
ceptably.
Quite number of our people at
tended the opening of carnival week
in Ottumwa Monday.
]. w. Bolivar expects to begin work
this week on an addition to his house
w. M. Lockman announced Sunday
that meeting would be held Thurs
day evening at the school house fol-
the purpose of organizing a class in
singing with Chas. Hamilton, OF
Drakesville, as instructor.
Mrs. VIM. Dodd has been quite Ill
but is some better.
Charley Skinner spent Sunday neal
Sherman Chapel visiting his parents
The sad news reached here last
week of the death of Mrs. Cassius Bel
at her home at Attica, Kan. Mr.. Bel
is the Oldest son of D. H. Bell, of this
place, and Mrs. Bell was a sister Of
Edward Moore, formerly of this place
and now resident OF Tulare county
Cal. Mrs. Bell was well known here
and the sympathy of her many friends
goes out to the stricken family.
Station Agent G. S. Sharon reports
the sale of eighty tickets from here tc
Ottumwa Sunday evening and Monday
-.
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Defense in Howard Case.

Frankfort, Sept. 19.-The defense
began introducing it's testimony in the
Howard case today. Howard in gen.
eral way contradicted everything of an
discriminating nature told against him
by James Stubbletield and other wit
nesses in regard to his alleged re-
marks concerning the murder Of Goe-
bel.
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Seymour.

Seymour, Sept. 2O-Miss Gertie Ten
nent is visiting in Centerville this
week.
Rev. Eells has gone to Des Moines
to attend the Presbytry.
Miss Ethel Kerby is visiting in Cam
bria.
DR.. A. NJ. Ford has new boy>at his
home. He arrived Monday morning.
DR.. Denoon and son, Vaughn, are
visiting in Ottumwa
Miss Winnie Thomasson is at home
for few days visit.
Mrs. Mollie Buck is visiting at Spick-
ards, Mo-, this week.
Jas. Carson is in Ottumwa attending
the carnival.
Harry Jones, of williamsburg, was
on our streets today
Harry Briggs and family returned
home to Des Moines Tuesday.
Ollie Nye, of Mystic, visited in town
last week.
The Londale Stock Co. departed on
Monday afternoon for Mystic where
they will hold weeks engagement.
Mrs. Burchett returned to her home
in Princeton Saturday.
w. A. Gump and wife departed on
Monday night for Washington state.
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The soldiers reunion at Macedonia
was a great success, about 5000 peo-
pie attending the closing day.
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MILK AGENTS REPORT.

e. 3. Hills Statement of Tests Made
During September.
E. B. Hill. milk agent for the city
of Ottumwa, has completed his report
of tests made during the month of
Sentemher. which is as follows:
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-09-20

Missouri Valley is sanguine that its
football team is destined to be the
champion one of the state.
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Lebanon.

Lebanon, Sept. BOB. Powell, of
Chicken Ridge, was caller at G. H.
Johnston's Saturday.
Nathan Wilson, of Leando, was at
the parental Josiah Wilson home Sat
urday
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Wilson went to
Cantril Saturday to visit among
friends.
Omer Wilson, of North Prairie, was
here Friday morning to have some
blacksmithing done.
Mr.. and Mrs G. E. Morse, of North
Prairie, were, here Monday to have
some smith work done. The latter
was at the Snider home.
Arthur and Paul Wilson, of North
Prairie, passed thru here Monday NOR
ming for Douds Station, the former to
take the train for Ottumwa for the
street fair.
Miss Florence Emery, of Kansas, is
here among relatives.
Henry McGrath and wife, of near
Pittsburg, were here among friends
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Mattock, of Memphis,
Mo-, We're visiting at the home of r.
Conner last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Work, of Chick
en- Ridge, were guests at the Johnston
home Sunday.
Mr.. Neil, of TT. Madison, rendered
two beautiful solos Sunday at the Pres
byterian church.
Mrs. Beeler and children went to OF
tumwa Monday to take in the street
fair and visit among relatives.
Mrs. Snider, Estella Humphrey, Bes-
sic Snider and Paul Wilson, of North
Prairie, went to Bethel Sunday after
noon to listen to the farewell sermon
of Rev. Eyestone.
Sam Clark and sister, of Bethel, at
tended Epworth League here Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seamster and daughter
May, of Chequest. attended religious
services here Sunday.
Milton.
Milton, Sept 2O.-School began
Sept. 10 with quite large attendance.
Henry McMullen and wife are re-
joicing over the arrival of little son
in their home.
Wane Herald, of Burlington, is Wis
iting his old friends and going to the
fair.
The wind last Tuesday blew part of
the roof off of the new opera house
which had only been on a few days.
w. H. Boyd has moved into his nav
house in the south part of town.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Rein
abarger a son.
Mrs. Jennie Boyd who has been
quite sick is improving.
ped by parties from our town last
Sunday a week ago.
Mrs. Allie Jack is confined to her
bed great part of the time with
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03

mond, lots 50 to IS odd, Lawrence
ave, city ............................ 5000
N. 3. Elsea to w. J. Elsea, lot Is.
Cleveland ave, Mathewson's 4th
add ........-.-......... ................. 80
Robt. II. Gardner to J. n. Howard,
lot p. blk Is, Junction Town Co.
adj .....-.....-... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Solomon Weiner to Kate V. Camp
bail lots L ard :. Ohio ave,
Campbeirs add .......-.............. p
Chas. Mann to a. H. Blase, W hi lot
s, Burns ave. Ford's Ind add. 81
5. r. Crunsmbery to s D. Porter.
lots q and A, Lulu ave, sHyde's
add ..............-....... ............... 100
Wichita Vinegar Works Co. to Her
man Benscheidt, hf % # lot IS
and Il g # lot II. Hydraulic ave,
MatheBsOn's supI plat inf lot IS
Pennsylvania ave, 3Iathewson's
SUPPL plat hf- lots and 4. Hy-
draulic ave Mathewson' 5 Attn add.
Richard A. Spinks to VIM. J. Sande-
fur, lots II and 70, ave A, Carpen-
ters add to V. C................... 500
H ]. and B. E. Campbell to S. B.
Crusenbery, lots ~ and "A, Lulu
ave, Hyde's add ..................... 42J
Geo. G. Matthews to John ]. Hennes-
sey, lots !, p and T. Lincoln st,
lots p. %, 81 Fees ave, Duff sub a.
Prudential Insurance Co. to Annie L.
Parks, lots 133 and 49, blk 4. To-
peka ave, Orme & Phillips add. 300
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PAY FOR 1T WHEN CURED
DR. M. P. MCLAUGHLIN, 70 T. 0 tCGs sT s6.

home at banquet II Falrmount kegs
on. he said. Friends must Do some active.
work 30 prevent a raid on her Htudents
by Falrinomt we are not antagonists
college. he said. but only friendly rivals
inspire The other ard vii give 70 Wich-
ita the reputation q being TIE college
center 81 the southwest
After Mr. Fleming had thanked ali for
their kind words and presence. the ban
quet broke up.
Among thoza present we're the class oe
1901. Paramount. George ". Jackson.
Madie Roglet. Ante Miller. " 3 Fleming
of class 10 Mr.. and Mrz Daring. u.
and Nr-. Graves. Mr. ans Mrs wallace,
Or. and Mrs Leafs. Mr ard - gnareD,
Sir. and Mrs r. p Murdosk Mr. ara
Mrs Du Bois Rev and Hrs. Thayer. ar.
Barr. Rev and Mrs B0rworth. Prot.
and Mrs Sfckne-. Prof. wsrshazn. Ma
Garter. Mrs J. A. Mclaughlin. President
Stanley. Or slutz Prot. ara Mr. s'tEnar.
Prof. Marshall and other friends zoo
numerous % msntloas also. the president
OF Paramount. ard Mrs Morrison ard
Mrs. Putnam and the faculty q Pair
mount college.
Friday nizht ne faculty % Tairmoaus
gave a reception "a The co.eEs 70 eft
students and frienss Il waa a most $50
eeHsfll and enjoyable occasion and ire
crowd Amounted almost % a crash. Tts
faeslty received n a body. TIE occa1 n
wss TrB8efed more impressive - fhs
fsrs that for pouss u vas 3 lass fare
well
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of next Sunday at the fair grounds.
Harry c. Meeting will sing the baautf-
full baritone solo King David's Lament
by Philips, for offertory at the First
Presbyterian church this morning.
The trotdng-bred stallion Klondyke
was sold yesterday by NJ. H Kreu Of this
city 10 Mr. J S. Lehr Of FL Dorado for
$500 Mr. Lehr expects to campaign
with klondyke this year in Missouri and
southern Kansas
J. T. Richmond and family left last
evening over the Missouri Pacific for An
thony, where they Will live this summer
Mr.. Richmond is one Of the gentlemen
who are pushing the Oriental line
through Harper county.
Miss Lena Cottman of Dallas. Texas. Is
in the city, the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Olive Cottman Of 23f North Emporia ave-
nue.. She VIII remain q few weeks aud
it is hoped and intended that her visit
viii be pleasant one
Mrs. c. E. Becker Of Chicago. IS visit
Ing her uncle, J. s Andrews and family
at 423 South Lawrence avenue. She is
highly pleased with the parks and beau
tiful residences Of Wichita She will
leave for Chicago the arst Of the week.
hrs. II. Imd0den left last week for
Baltimore. Nd. where she viii attend
the commencement Of the Woman-s col
lege. Miss EVELYN Imboden Is cne u the
graduates. Mrs Imhoden and daughter
win visa some time in the east before re-
turning home.
Edward SIahan. brother Of Thcuas and
John Mahan OF this city. is here from
Syracuse on visit. The Wichita l,oih-
e-s want u keep him here He made a
trip through Oklahoma few DAYS ago
end wondered at the extraordinary de-
velcpment of such q new country. rs
Httle boy accom- aries him
Rev. a. T. Richey. the new rector OF
s. johns Episcopal church. arrived in
the city Friday and viii preach b7th scr
wees today and VIII conduct the services
regularly from now on. Mr. Richey VII
oe the sueSr Of Mr. ana Mrs. T II. ,i-if-
9Th. los North Market street. until ne
arrival of his family from St Louis
r W. Han o. SadEvick CITY. who has
been engaged in d number az CONNER
cial enterprises since ISL has Sold oae
his principal interests and Is intending N
re-re from active BUSINESS LIE. ana ex-
poets to change his residence. Mr.. and
Mrs Han have q great many friends in
this valley Who w1uui be glad TO see
them permanently located in Wichita.
At the silver medal contest held in the
No-ch Emporia Avenue Baptist church
Mss Pearl Torrey was awarded the rn1s5-
al and az the United Presbyterian
church Miss Blanche Casey was tire win
ming couteS-art The last three silver
me5slists VIII give 9 joint reception e.
The class r. Mss B,a1cae Cssey's. on
South Topeka. On Tuesday nisht. June -
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REAL ESTATE rKASsFESs
CITY IN BRIEF

DR.. Ida A Hall Of Topeka, is in the
city.
Miss Maude Merrill is the guest Of Miss
Myrtle Reese.
Mrs. Cnas. A. Brooks and children have
gone to Marion, Iowa. for the summer.
Miss Cornelia Tracy Of Kansas City is
the guest Of Miss Floy Tracy Of this
city.
Miss Mills VIII begin six weeks sum
mer school tomorrow in the High school
building.
Prof. and Mrs. ". H Isely left yester-
day morning for Ottawa, Kan, for a two
weeks visit
A C Jobez left yesterday for New
York to attend a meeting Of the Santa
Fe directors.
W C. Herrick. who has been here at
tending Fairmount college, left yes-sr-
day FOR his home.
Mr. and Mrs McVeigh have rooms for.
the present in the Bayless block No 1i9
North Emp1ra avenue.
Ms z. Drake Of North Empor.a ave-
nue.. is entertaining her sister, Mrs Ash
port. of Jonesporr. Mo.
Mrs. George Thompson left yesterday
for South Haven. where she VIII spend
the summer with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. O. \. Boyle returned yes
terday from a two weeks trip To Chi
casp and other Illinois points.
Miss Helen Reilly left Tor her home IN
Anthony last night Miss Reilly has
been attending Fairmount college.
Mr. ard Mrs. Gackenhach and family
have changed their residence from 81
South Lawrence 10 90 South Lawrence
DR.. Arthur S,oddard Cooley Isft yest ter
day Cor the east Or. Cooley was a MEM
Der OF the faculty Of Fairmouut college.
At ST. Johns Episcopal church this
morning Miss Jetta Grover Campbell Will
sing Lead, kindly lgh," for the offer
tory.
Mr.. James Mcveigh spent q couple Of
days last week with has son az Galva,
who has charge OF the Postofiioe Al that
P.lce.
Mrs James Berry and daughter. Marie,
returned from s.. Joseph. No. Friday
evenins. after an absence Il several
weeks
O ". Ellis OF Chicago was in the city
d-Hiag the week. HIS daughters, who
had spent The winter here. returned =
their home with him.
John BraiJsch. the shoe man, leaves
this morning Tor KirksviIle. No. to %
absent one or TWO weeks His son. John
Braitsch. J-, companies him.
Mrs. a r C5n-ey and children. of
Iowa. and Mrs. Harry Gnlen and chill
dren Of Miss u-l. are visiting Mrs l. Il.
Woolard. On North Emporia-
Dold's packing house bail team has &C
eepted the challenge II the blacksmiths
recently issued. and the game viii come
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THIS is FRIENDS WEEK
First Event of commencement Given
Last Night


The first event Of commencement week
Of Friends university was given last
night by the High School Glee club and
orchestra. The High school is to be con
graduated on having such an organiza-
ton. for but few schools Of similar grade
send out clubs so wei trained and with
so much talent Almost every number
was encored heartily. The chorus work
was excellent Mr.. Herman. bass sol list
has a god voice ana sang with ease. Mr.
Oscar Green captured the audience with
his representation. The intenation vas
excellent Mr.. Burt 8fcKib5en's tenor
solo was one Of the best numbers on the
program Mr. Hyde's magic was wen
given. the tricks. while apparently simple.
were not easily explained. The orchestral
club was repeatedly encored. Friends
university is glad TO have had the club
appear in Russell hall. The program rem
dered was as follows:
It's ASorn-.........-.-..... Adam GetbeI
GIee Club.
Alpha March ..-.....-.-......G. E. Simpson
Orchestral Club.
Magic. Mr. Alexander HYDE
Asleep in the Deep Petrie
Mr.. Calvin Herman
Creole Love Song .-.-..........E,- B Smith
Glee Club.
representation ............ Mr.. Oscar Green
Liza SA,NilVF ---.-..--.--. Mora
Orchestral Ciu5.
Tell Her Tia. I Love Her SIDE Taye
Mr. Burt Mcksbben
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It is Morrisons baby. This baby has
many wants and defects and yet Ne are
extremely fond Of this baby. We are
proud OF II. In the class % 1s9 there
has been no serious case OF discipline and
no serious "heatr trouble" Perseverance
has overcome many difficulties In RE past
four years. many drawbacks have been
overcome and we are making progress:
We should take heart and trust in a great
future. Fairn1ount Is bound 70 be felt
IN the intellectual life OF this section.
Mabel Millson most charminEiy re-
sponded 70 the toast, The Forecast 80
Hopeful gazing into the future makes
life possible. believe IN tas complete
future realization Of our fondest hopes
for Paramount. Let Us then look forward.
as Whittier says. The steps of ehs faith
ful on the seeming void fau on the rocks
beneath"
Prof. Dyer OF Wichita public schools.
spoke on thu Relation Between the Col
Ieses ana the Public Schools" he SAID
he felt az home az this gathering Eight
OF our children are graduates Ia iris
class and with intense interest we have
followed their college course ard rejoice
AZ this splendid climax. We are glad a
higher institution of learning has been
founded here. FOR our boys ard girls. who
could not leave home. The oo.3egs can
help on ths High school BY recognizing
and accepting al good work done thers.
ard their interests are mutual and con-
pliueItsry.
Dr. S.1tz briefly expressed Ms enjoy
rnent OF the occasion lie sad Re had a.
ways had a most delightful relation -
Paramount We need. he said. % always
keep Up the spirit q tie college ~
alumni ASSOCIATIONS and bsnqussz. He
was delighted with the character % the
orztIoas and graded them hiEa- sEpec-
tally was re pleased ~ TIE beautiful.
classic English used
President siani~y OF Friends UnfTsSs-
ity. SAID r. fsit Ike Prof DTs--ve-y
nzch az rome. He aIways a. feel a.
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GIVEN A SCHOLARSHIP
Pref f.. II. Williams OF Friends HOT
Ored by Columbia

Professor z. NJ. Williams Of Friends
university, was notified yesterday that he
has been awarded a scholarship in The
Columbia university. New York City.
This honor is seldom given to a western
man, as me competition f1r it by eastern
colleges is strong. An article written re-
Gently BY Professor Williams on the
Fertilization and Development Of En-
bryo in Dicotyledons" interested the
scientific men Of Columbia university and
has resulted in the scholarship The
many friends Of the professors in the
City VIII be gal to hear Of his success.