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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-03-07
Briefs From Richland Creek.


The most of the people of omr neigh
borlio0d are busily engaged in terra
cling and clearing, preparing f0ra large
cotton crop.
The people of our community are en-
joying the very best OF health, with the
exception of Il few cases Of Group among
the children.
The school near here: which is under
Claim, is in q lourislling condition.
Miss Sirpic gives perfect satisfaction,
and is well worthy of the confidence
that the people of our surrounding vi
cinity have in her.
Mrs. +. +. Carter and son went TO
Hartwcil, Ga, last week on business.
We think the wedding bells will ring
his visits in our burg quite Often-only
twice a week and every Sunday.
RICKET'S HORN PIPE.
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Autun Items.

March Is here and We have had II day
or two of delightful weather, but it is
again cloudy, and looks aS though more
lnc!tfncnt weather is To follow.
ne present price of cotton will
doubtless be the instigatiOn Of the
death OF several acres of corn, etc, in
this community this year by Selling the
land that was set aside for the culture
of gram. and donating it to cotton. 1t
would be- advisable to plant almost
wholly cotton il you could get y or 8
cents for il next fall, bnt that is the
point. Those tril>tsand spectators do
not mind paying Il fabulous price for Il
few bales now, knowing that such an
act will cnticc the producers to in
crease the production million or more
bales, and thereby enable them to get
Il supply at Il fraction less than the cost
of production. Plant enough home ne
cessarIcs, IT possible, to supply your
own. requisites, and then if You can
produce ten or more bales to the horse,
do so.
Mrs. McCrary, one of Autun's oldest
mothers, is very i'll at present. Mis-.
McCrlry has been nn almost helpless
Invalid for Il number of years. We
wish her n speedy restoration to her
usual health.
Miss Leila Buchanan has been quite
sick. but we are glad to know that she
is convalcsccnt.
Quite Il number of Icl,anonitcs at
tended the discourse OF Rev. Il. f..
StackhOusc ut Sandy Springs last Sun
day.
Mr.. Paul Dickson. cadet of the p. NJ.
l., visited his parents last Sunday, and
Sandy Springs.
Ron N .rt.t-u
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Roberts Items.

Once again, Mr.. Editor, we come be-
fore You to give the readers of the dear
old lNTELLIGENCERa Il few dots from our
thriving burg.
This section is experiencing all sorts
of weather.
Mr.. $. l.. Pettigrcw had the misfor-
tune to lose Il fine milch COW last week.
Miss Pearl Barrett has returned home
after Il weeks visit to relatives in An
dcrson. She reports IL hugo time.
Mr.. +. NJ. Brooks and wife visited
relatives near Seneca, S. c., Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss May Campbell and brother, from
near Prospect, visited relatives in our
burg Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. X. G. Bowie. from near Oakway,
>. e., was in our burg recently. Conc
again, MIR. Bowie, yon are always well
come.
The health OF the people of this com
munity was never so good.
NANCY.
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Energy enterprise and intelligence gathered col
lection Dry Goods that readily gives the stamp
the leading Dry Goods the State From little No
ticns and attractive little Ornaments up
Dress Patterns, including wide range of Trimmings
the newest and latest things the market
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LoviIIa.

Lovilla Oct. 1S-Mrs. Ollie Brain
ard left Monday afternoon for short
visit with friends in Cosby, Mo.
Rev. c. W. Wilson, of Bussey, call
ed on friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. A. c. Spencer was an Abba
caller Monday.
John Swan and family moved into
the house recently vacated by o. Y.
Chamberlain Tuesday
Wellington Spencer and wife, of the
west side, called on his brother Arthur
and family Sunday.
Mrs Mccoy, of Hamilton, visited
relatives here Tuesday.
Joe Nordgren and lady were Abba
callers Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Swan arrived
Tuesday after an overland trip to the
western part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. DevereauX expect
to leave for their new home in Blakes-
burg this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Wilcox are the
proud parents of a new girl who took
up her abode with them October 10.
Fred Robinson called at the home
of his father west of town Tuesday.
Mrs. Jess Sims called at the parent
al Sims home west of Hamilton We'd
nesday.
P. r. Clark was Knoxville caller
Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Love, of Hamilton, was
a business caller here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Mahon, of Union
Chapel, visited with their niece, Mrs.
Ida SPIKES, Friday
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kirkVille.

Kirkville, Oct. 1S.-Mr. and Mrs.
Garland, of Ottumwa, visited over
Sunday with Lem Jones and family.
Formal lodge, No. 442, A. f. and A.
NJ, held a special meeting Wednesday
night for extra work. Alter the bus
mess at the hall was finished the
members all repaired to the town hall
where their families and invited
guests were gathered and had in read
mess an excellent supper to which all
sat down. These are the kind of So
Gals that are a pleasing an helpful
feature to the order. Sociability and
good will are an important and pc.
tent factor in the fraternity.
Ed. and Charlie Funk, S. Fullmer,
James Stephenson, John Ryerson and
family, Geo. Ryerson and family and
Charley Runion attended the grand
rally at Ottumwa Tuesday night.
Ev. Cole and family, of Ottumwa,
have been spending a few days visit
ing Mrs. Mary Cole and family. Mr..
Cole and family will leave this week
for northwest Iowa where they will
make their future home.
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BentonSport,

Bentonsport, Oct. 1S.-Miss Mabel
Simpson, of Keosauqua, is the guest
of Miss Rosa Owings.
Henry Taylor received word Mon
day of the death of sister living in
Montana.
Levi J. Evans returned Saturday
from visit at Waneta, Iowa.
The ladies of the M. e. church net
ted 81 from their pie social on Satur.
day evening.
Prof. J. H. Anderson and wife and
baby visited at Mt. Sterling Saturday.
Ray Donnard, of Utica, spent Sun.
day at Bentosport.
The appearance of Jean P. Duff
| field in his concert was greeted with
an audience that completely filled the
Presbyterian church. His skilful pro-
| duction of classical music and his
charming personality merited the ap
plause SO freely bestowed. He was ably
assisted by Misses Kittie Moore, Alice
| Murphy, Mrs Anna Folker and little
Sallie Murphy whose rendition of the
song "This Letter is for My Papa
captivated the audience, also by Prof
Whitmore, of Vernon and Ambrose
Folker. A vote of thanks was tender
ed Mr.. Duffield whose services were
gratiutoulsy given, and much praise is
given Miss Moore thru whose efforts
the attraction was secured.
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Injured in Runaway.
from WednesdaY's Daily.

William Payne was seriously iniur-
ed in a runaway this morning on East
Main street. He, in company, with
Matt Mier was in buggy driving
east on Main street. The horses be-
came frightened and in their prancing
one of the TRACES came tunfastened
and fell to the ground. When in front
of Reifsnyder's butcher shop the
tongue of the buggy came down and
striking the rail of the street car track
threw the occupants violently to the
pavement. Mr.. Meier was more for
tunate IAN Mr.. Papne. The former
was practically uninjured, but the lat
ter was unable to get up and had to
be removed to the hospital His in
juries consist of a broken rib and nu-
merous bruises about the body. The
buggy was demolished. The horses did
not run but a short distance after
freeing themselves from the buggy.
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LEGAL.
sheriH,s Sale.

By virtue of special execution to me
Of fve ne co sef 3 iowa the on dg
ment obtained in said court on the "a
day of October, 1900, in favor of ]. ID.
Treblcock and Co., as plaintiff, and
against Joseph Boyleau, Thomas Jacobson
as defendants for the sum of four hun
dred ninety nine and thirty one-hun-
dredths, dollars and costs taxed at eleven
and eighty one-hundredths dollars and ac-
cruing costs, / have levied upon the fol-
lowing personal property taken as the
property Of said defendant, to satisfy said
execution, to-wit:
The residence building and small out
building situated upon lot forty-seven 90
in II. +. Bakers first addition to the city
of ,Ottumwa, Wapeho county, Iowa, to-
gether with the foundations hereunder.
And will offer the same for sale to the
highest bidder for cash in hand on the
9th day of October, 1900, in front of the
court house, in Ottumwa, Wapello county:
Iowa at the hour of one o'clock p. m, Of
said day, when and where due attendance
will be given by the undersigned.
Dated at 0tumwa, Iowa, this 9th day OF
October, 1900 B. Il. SHUTS,
Sheriff Of Said County.
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sheriH's Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
of a special execution. to me directed by
the clerk of the district court of Wapello
county, Iowa, against the lands, tene-
ments, etc, of Ii. NJ. Hughes and Emma
Hughes, defendants, in favor of Fidelity
Loan & Building Association, plaintiff,
Will offer at public sale, to the highest
and hest bidder, for cash, Mt the front
door Of the court house in the city of OF
tumwa, Wapello county, Iowa, on the
10th day Of November, 1900. between the
hours of 8 O'Clock a. nj. and 4 o'clock p.
m on said day, all of said II. NJ. Hughes
and Emma Hughes right, title and inter
est in and to the following described prop
crty situated in Wapello county, Iowa, to-
wit: Lots Nos. twenty-fou 1oe (24 twenty sIy,.
No. twenty-six (26) in the town
of Eldon. Iowa, together with all i'm
provements and appurtenances thereunto
belonging
Sale to commence at the hour of one
O'Clock D. NJ, of said day.
- .ness my hand this 10th day of Octo-
Der, 1860. B. +. SHUTS,
Sheriff Of Wapello County, Iowa.
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Daily Doings of Some of Ottumwa's
Close Neighbors.
Personal, SOCIAL AND POLITICAL
Everything From Joyous Births to
the Philosophical Observation of
sages, Are chronicIed by The cour.
ier's Special Correspondents.
El6on.

Eldon, Oct. 1S.-Mrs. Johnson, of
Hamilton, Iowa, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Hartland
Mrs. ]. L. Youngker was an Ottum.
wa visitor Monday
Ida Hines returned from Des Moines
monday.
Harvey Ritz, of Ft. Worth, Texas
is visiting his uncle, j. Ritz.
Mrs. S. H. Sawyer gave taffy pull
ing Saturday afternoon in honor of her
children, Alice and Ray. A large
number of children were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nimicks, of Chilli
cothe, Mo-, returned home. yesterday
after visit with Mr. and Mrs. III
Dreamer.
Chas. Robinson returned from At
Gibson, Kan, Tuesday night. He was
accompanied by his brother, Joe, WAC
will visit here.
q. Forrest. Rob. Thompson, r. B.
Van Dyke, H. LeSeur, Tom Konelly
and Mr.. Roland. al brakemen, were
he'd in yesterday morning to take the
examination for conductors.
H. e. Fehr, of Valley Junction, is
visiting his parents at this place.
Nina Millisack returned from OF.
tumwa Monday.
A. R. Lloyd is quite sick this week
with tonsilitis.
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don, at her late home east of here,
Sunday afternoon. at o'clock.
Peter Hanton is moving his house
hold effects to Ottumwa today and ex-
poets to locate there for the future.
c. E. Copeland spent few days this
week in Washington and Jefferson
counties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cudworth entertained
relatives Sunday from Eldon
Miss Ethel Hinkle attended church
at Floris Sunday evening.
Mr.. Burchill is employed at Ottum-
wa this week and expects to move his
| family there next Saturday.
G. E. Copeland and family attended
church at Eldon Sunday morning and
at Floris Sunday evening.
Mrs. Hart and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
visited friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dial were Eldon bust
ness callers Monday.
Robert Cilristy and wife were here
Monday.
Ed. James was calling on friends
near here Sunday.
Mrs. Hilbert spent Tuesday at
Laddsdale.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Breckenridge
have the sympathy of the community
in the loss of their infant child. His
death occurred Sunday. The funeral
took place Monday. Interment was
in the Money cemetery.
Messrs. Arthur Trady. of Bloomeld,
and Marion Hinkle, of Chequest, spent
Sunday at the John Hinllle home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Penrod are con-
templating moving to Eldon in the
near future.
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MunterviiIe.

Munterville, Oct. 1S.-Mrs. N. P.
Pearson had the misfortune to sprain
her ankle few days ago and it is
work in consequence, as she is hardly
able to walk at the present writing.
Quite number of young men of our
vicinity attended the Dolliver speak
ing and republican rally in Ottumwa
Tuesday evening.
Adam Warren, east of here has been
confined to her bed the past six weeks
with rheumatism and at the present
Guy +. Hall returned home from
Western Nebraska the first of the
week.
30th birthday of Mrs. Frank Lindsay,
| by Miss Carrie Miller, planned pleas
ant surprise on her. Mr. Lindsay and
wife were in town until quite late and
on coming home Mrs. Lindsay found
the house filled by about sixty of her
friends who had brought refreshments
with them. They presented her with
a lovely easel as a birthday token and
all spent pleasant evening in honor
of the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Sven Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sven Pearson and family and
Mr.. and Mrs N P. Pearson and family
spent last Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Johnson.
Sven Anderson, foreman of the c.
B. & @. railway repair shops in Ottum
wa, spent Sunday among old acquain
tances in and about Munterville.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Allen and family
spent Sunday at the pleasant home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith.
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Ann Ennis, by her attorneys, Blake
& Hall, asks for Judgment against her
husband, John B. Ennis, in the sum of
$675, and makes the allegation that
he took advantage of her lack of
knowledge to get possession of her
money. In her petition filed today
she says that she and Mr.. Ennis were
united in marriage November 16,1S95,
and that before and since Mr.. Ennis
obtained control of property belong
ing to her of the value of $1,000. More
specifically she says that on Novem.
Der IL, 1895, he Influenced her to give
him $3.50. She says she is unable to
read or write while her husband is an
educated man and is acquainted with
business methods. At another time,
plaintiff says, her husband obtained
possession of a barn belonging to her
which he removed and now refuses to
account for its value, for all of which
she asks judgment for $675.
Ed. O'Brien Sr. has sued Mike
Schwartz for $1,000 and charges him
with selling Intoxicating liquors to his
son, Ed. O'Brien, Jr. The petition re-
cites that the plaintiff is entitled to
the wages of his son for the past two
years but that he has spent a portion
of them for liquor bought of defend
ant.
Attorney I. H. Tomlinson, of Eldon,
| filed three cases this afternoon in
which Eldon people are concerned.
One of them tells a tale of alleged
fraud, one is foreclosure and the
other is petition to quiet title.
The first petition is entitled Flora
B. Holmes VS. John A. Yoder and 9TH
ers. The plaintiff says that on March
10, 1899, she agreed to sell defendants
three lots in the town of Eldon Tor
! $500, and agreed to take $3.50 per
month until paid for. Last September
plaintiff demanded two back payments
on the property which were refused,
but instead she alleges that defendants
entered into a conspiracy with A. J.
Shelter to defraud her. The petition
does not state but it is inferred that
the plaintiff agreed to take the prop
erty back, but it seems that certain
improvements had been made which
the plaintiff agreed to pay $3.50 for.
She now alleges that the improve.
ments were not paid for by the Yoders
and that furthermore they, together
with Shelter, took advantage of her
weak mental condition and induced
her to make the payment, when she
was not bound to do so. She asks fol
judgment for said $3.50.
The second petition is entitled Ida
Wright VS. S.A. Fisher and D. McHaffey
administrator of the estate of Eliza.
beth Fisher and asks for judgment
against the heirs of said estate for
$164 and that the mortgage given tC
secure the payment of said amount be
foreclosed.
| d. J. Fielder VS. Marquis A. Martin
dale is the title of the third case in
which plaintiff asks that the title to
the northeast quarter of section 25
township II, range ID, be quieted il
him as against the adverse claims ol
Martindale.
Federal Court.
Charles Ream, of this city, yesterday
plead guilty to the charge of violating
the internal revenue laws by selling
liquor contrary to law. He withdrew
his plea of not guilty Tuesday He was
was fined $500 and costs and giver
until January 1, 1901, to make paymen
and was also given thirty days in jai
at TT. Madison.
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Wrappers.

Nothing IN 1t 7eosU bat Flannel.
cite Wrappers. Our..liase is sUey
made and made strictly asp-to-
date. AlI auth the 9seU skirt
fOu'sce, some sUSth a,ea0 shoulder
2ufZe, others aOith ruJ21e all
ef0atad-aaOst are made sOfth the
sseaU a'atfte sleeve. Some of the bet
ter grades trimmed sUith mercer.
ised goods, stylish and neat 0p-
peGriatg aOrappers at qDh0teve7'
price goa bag, $2.75, $1.75.
81 rs. $1.25 and csc.
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Hill and sister have returned home
after an extended visit with friends
in England.
Mrs. Jacob Bare arrived home last
week. Mrs. Bare spent a very pleas
ant summer in California and Wash
ington and returned home much i'm
proved in health.
P. Mick has returned from trip
to Oklahoma much pleased with the
country.
Capt. and Mrs. Geo. A. Grown visit,
ed at the home of A. R. Burnes last
Friday evening.
Geo. F. Stever of Fairfield, was in
the neighborhood one day this week
There was large attendance at the
Deliver meeting in Ottumwa from
this vicinity.
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here enroute to Cantril on business,
last Thursday.
Miss Flo Emerie, of south central
Kansas, is here for an extended visit
with friends and relatives.
A. e. Mccullough and wife were at
the capital city Monday on business.
John Nelson was at Keosauqua one
day last week on business.
Quite number from here attended
the Carpenter sale near Leando last
Wednesday.
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Sacques,
Waists and
Wrappers.

These aU0T1n house garments are
ready alOaU. There is broad ga
riety. The fJbrics are seruice0-
Die, pretty and comfortable fos.
the cooler aOe0ther. Made in tGste-
ful styles aUitt neat and subst0a,-
ti0I seaUing. This hint of some
prices:
We start auth a line of nice
Dressing SGcQues, made of Elder
doac'e, in plain cOtors, at CSC and
S5c.
Meet comes a line of fancy stripe
Dressing S0cqases OF Eiderdo,0n,
aO7tich sell at SLIP.
The 1se1t grade Is made of plain
Eiderd0aO,o, in light blue, ptaals,
red and cream, Nth fancy stlE
frog fastens1s0s, at $I.25.
A10tlte1' line made Ve7'y sj1,aaI07.
bat of superior goods, at $I.4S.
"1ne INS,,g' to sUea,' ssoev Is the
japanese K0m0na-0 Dressia1
S0c4ue strictly japanese IN 0a-
pearG1sce, satin bound seams, and
silzc frog faste'et,sgs, gerry s,OelL, at
1929.
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MAY END IN MADNESS.

Shooting Express Robber Preys on
Mind of Messenger Baxter.
Council Bluffs. Oct. 1S.-Express
Messenger Baxter, who some days ago
shot and killed a train robber who was
trying to hold his train, is reported
almost crazed by the thought of what
he has done. The picture of the man
whom he killed is constantly before
him and it seems as tho his remorse
will drive him to madness.
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HiIlSboro.

Hillsboro, Oct. 1S.-Mr Hutchinson,
of Fort Madison, was business caller
in town Wednesday.
Mr. Rukgaler has sold his residence
On the north side of the park to Mr..
Young and will build new residence
in the west part of town next sp.ing.
Prof. Packer and wife called on Sa-
lem friends Thursday evening.
A number attended the ice cream So
cial given at the Christian church Sat
urday evening. A good time was re,
ported
Isaac Ferree died at the residence
of his son, w. E. Ferree last Friday
morning about o'clock. The de
ceased was in his eighty-eighth year
and had been in poor health for some
time, but for the last few weeks was
thought to be better His death was
caused by heart failure and was quite
sudden. He was a member of the
Baptist church at this place, and great
ly attached to the church of his choice
He was respected by all who knew hin
and the church and community feel
his death to be their loss. The ser.
vices were held Sunday morning at II
O'Clock, conducted by Rev. E. o. Dick.
enson. A large company gathered to
pay the last tribute of respect to the
deceased. The remains were inferred
in the cemetery at this place. He
leaves, besides large number OF
friends, to mourn his loss, wife, three
daughters and three sons.
The new bank is nearing compile
| ton.
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Pleasant Hill.

Pleasant Hill, Oct. Isl. E. Black
made a flying trip to Eldon last week.
@. F. Rodgers and w. j. Doley made
business trip to Cantril last week.
Chris Ostdiek, of Ottumwa, has been
visiting at the Passmore home.
Stephen Puffingbarger was a bust
ness caller in Eldon this week.
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SEPTEMBER TAX COLLECTIONS

Treasurer spry's Books Shows $114,-
653.43 Taken In.
County Treasurer John Spry has
figured up the collection of taxes
made in his Office during the month
of September and finds that he has
received S114,653.43 from the follow
ing sources:
1899 taxes, penalties, inter
est, etc $500. Sll2,OlO.23
1898 and other back taxes
and penalties .......... 2,643.2o
Total -. ........... ..$114,653.43
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Selma.

- Selma, Oct. 1S.-Mrs. A. B. Adams
spent Sunday in Kansas City attendig
q missionary convention.
+ Ed Mccullough is the father of twin
boys.
The bridge is moving slowly but
surely. Three piers will soon be COM
pleted. Help seems rather scarce.
DR.. Baker and family spent Sunday
in the country.
Col Swift and family spent Sunday
In. Hacklebarney.
Mrs. Ed Booth, of Pennington
spent Sunday with her husband at
this place.
Will Passmore expects to visit in
st. Louis soon.
Geo. Donnell has gone to Farming
ton to take charge of the grist mil
there
Frank Rousom has moved into the
house lately Occupied by Walter Pol
lock.
Round Point.
Round Point Oct 1S-Mrs Geo
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Seymour.

Seymour, Oct. 1S.-Allison Tenant
departed last night for Given.
l.. A. Harrison has moved his house
mold goods to Trenton, Mo-, where he
expects to make his future home. Mr..
aid Mrs. Harrison made many warm
friends during their short residence
here.
The creamery building burned Tues
day morning. They saved a part OF
the machinery. The fire caught in the
roof. The building was fully insured.
A crowd of young people spent Fri
day evening at the home of J. H.
Evans, south of town.
John Mattaux, of Numa, have moved
to town.
Mrs. L. A. Armstrong is visiting her
son in Grand River this week.
Mrs. Matt McGahey left last week
for an extended visit among friends
and relatives in Illinois.
G. K. Downs, of Des Moines was an
over-Sunday visitor with his brother,
Art W. Downs. .
DR.. T. =. Thomas is enjoying visit
from his mother, of Unionville, Mo.
The United Brethren church is to be
dedicated next Sunday.