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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-08-16
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sIGOURNEY.

Sigourney, March &C. G. LATER
left for Anamosa yesterday to take S.
L. Nelson to the penitentiary. The
latter had been convicted of forgery.
j. III. Barlow left last night for Mas
sachusetts to visit his old home.
Phil Gally is down from What Cheer
visiting Con White
Will Bartz left last night for Rock
Island where he will work in the Unit
ed. States express Office.
Homer Ramsey went to Oskaloosa
yesterday to do some special work in
telegraphy.
Sigourney, March - Court will
convene again tomorrow at a. m.
There are a number of wills and other
cases of minor Importance to come up.
Marriage licenses We're granted yes
terday to Sylvanus w. Fitzpatrick, An
ME Leonard; j. III. Westfall, Jennie
Rowe; S. Curtis Utterhac.,. Florence
Gladfelter.
Lon Halstead, of Coal Creek, was in
Sigourney yesterday.
A. II. Brunt was in Ollie Yesterday
on business.
Ray Williams is now an employee of
the United States express company.
Guy Woodin came down from Oska-
loosa this morning on business.
The club dance occurs ait the opera
house tonight.
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j. Stone asking him to come TO his,
store as he wished to speak to. him
and on returning home as he opened
the door he was greeted by the sound
OF martial music and was surprised to
lind the rooms he had left empty butt
a few moments before filed with his
old comrades. At noon the party was
invited to the dining room where the
table was spread with an abundance OF
good things which was enjoyed by all,
especially the army beans and corn
bread which all soldiers relish. After
dinner Geo. Turney favored the COM
pany with song and toward evening
they departed for their homes wishing
Mr.. Watson many happy birthdays
Those present were Peter Mcintosh,
George Turney, Joe Cox. Jas. Muir,
Frank Greenbank, w. H. Ensign, j. j.
Stone, John Fuller, wife and baby, w.
Bedinger and wife, Mr.. Storms and
wife, V. Lord and wife, Mrs. John Luse
and two children, Mrs. Sandy Napier,
Mrs. Abe Gilgrass, Grandma Gillgrass,3
Ethel Gilgrass Dora Turney, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. FL. Watson and baby, Lizzie
Miller.
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

Highland Center, March s.--Mrs.
Rhoda Davis went to Ottumwa Satur-
day for visit with friends and yela.
tives.
Principal C. A. Bosworth and family
We're Sunday visitors at the home Of
Mrs. Boswortf's father, 7. j. Reinier,
at Dahlonega. While there Mr.. Bos-
worth was taken ill and has been una
bic to return to his school work
Miss Regina Mccormick spent Suns
day in Fremont.
O. G. Stevens and wife, r. M. Buck
ner and wife and daughter Lulu, Of
Ottumwa, and John Gray, of Spokane.
Wash, spent Sunday with Mr.. Buck
|ner's daughters and other relatives in
this vicinity. S.
j. w. Mccormick and daughter Re-
gina We're Ottumwa visitors yesterday.
Ed. Packwood held public sale at
his home yesterday. He will move
this week into the house recently pur-
chased of j. R. Emery. Mr.. Emery
will move to Hedrick.
Miss Alice Redmon returned Satur-
| day night from visit with friends in
Ottumwa.
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FL0Ris.

Floris, March 7.--Sallie Box, of FL
don, was here visiting last week.
Ollie Bales, of Dakota, is here visit
ing his father, David Bales.
Mr.. Bibey and family moved to
Bloomfield this week
Edna and Vone Brooks came in on
No. 16 Wednesday from Ottumwa.
j. Z. Crist lostsa valuable horse last
week.
George and james NLeuchler received
a car load of thing last week with
which to tiles.their farms on Chequest.
Francis Keobke.is building himself a
new house ON his father S. place.
Alfred Benge left Tuesday for Chiea-
go to attend law sult,returning home
Friday.
Freda Parker arrived from ottumwa
Wednesday. @
The Drakesville people gave an en-
tertainment in the Christian hall Sat
urday night which was a success.
Rev. Millice and wife,sof Drakesville,
We're in the city last week.
Services were announced at the
Christian church Sunday might to con
tinue till Friday. Other announce
ments will be made later.
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LANCASTER

Lancaster, March REV. Geo. Har-
|desty, of Nebraska, formerly of this
township, delivered a very able lecture
lat the Union church Saturday evening.
A. p. Adams and brother, of Blakes-
burg, gave a stereopticon entertain
ment at the Christian church Monday
evening.
LATE Gilliland is moving to the farm
he recently purchased near Ottumwa.
Dug Jacobs, of Hayesyille, was in
town Saturday.
Frank Smith, son and daughter, Mr..
lSroup and wife and Mrs. Mackess, OF
near Harper, visited at the Ruggles
home Wednesday.
Miss DER, OF Kansas City, is visit
ling at the Goodheart home.
Tom Morgan, of Keota, spent Sun
day at home.
Robert Nor, of Delta, was in town
last week. 81
| Albert and Frank Tollman attended
the horse sale at Ollie Saturday.
Sam Flanagan purchased a fine single
driver last week.
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not enough to take it clear, off but
made 1T soft only in places. ,fhe
snow and sleet contains a great deal
OF water which will be a great benefit
70 sand pastures when it melts.
The baby boy of Ed. Northcutt, the
barber, is reported as quite seriously
Ill with what appears to be a case of
whooping cough.
Joe Edwards, who has been running
a draY here this winter, has given up
that employment and started to work
for the Champion Machine company.
Miss Maggie Morrison, of Melrose is
visiting in the city, the guest Of Miss
Katherine Smith.
S. w. Maupin, the mail clerk who
has been confined to his bed for the
past two weeks with very severe at
tack of rheumatism, is able to be up
and around once more. His wife, who
is suffering from an attack of pneumo-
mia, and the little cousin who is visit
ing them, are still confined to the
house.
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FOSTER.

Foster, March S--All the miners here
regret the slowness of the joint con-
vention in making a settlement, but
will accept a raise in wages.
Out literary is largely attended and
much interest is taken. The question
for Thursday night is Resolved, Ma
chinery is Detrimental to Labor II.
Williams will affirm and Prof. Hill
deny.
Departed this life on Sunday night,
March 4, the beloved wife of John
Benson, aged Al years and three
months. She leaves 4 husband and
four small children to mourn her
death. The funeral was held in the
Baptist church Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock under the auspices of the Unit
ed Mine Workers who turned out en-
masse, Mr.. Benson being a member.
Rev. Nelson, of Hiteman, preached the
funeral sermon. The remains We're
laid TO rest in the Hicllenlooper ceme-
terry
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bailey ana Ben Reno. were in ottumwa

Daley aud Ben Reno We're in Ottumwa
Milo Reno was in ottumwa Saturday
on business.
Frank Avery and sister Bertha Wis;
iited friends id 0ttumwa last week. (
John Carman went to 0ttumwa this
week.
Miss Ella Shaw, Of Bladensburg, was
in Yampa Wednesday,.
Fred Hall was in Batavia, satur-
day.
Mr., and Mrs. George Giltner were
in Ottumwa Saturday.
S. \. Beall and sister Helen were in
Ottumwa Saturday.
A number of Yampa people attended
the school exhibition at Ashland last
Friday evening.
S. A. Beall and Scott Hilton attended
an entertainment at Round Point Sat.
urday evening.
c. L. Walker was in ostumwa~ Sat.
urday.
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EDDYyILLE.

Eddyville, March miss Ida Spen-
Ger has returned from her visit in Luz
cas- county. Mr.. Spencer, her cousin,
came with her to- visit relatives here.
4 The Barnetts, who for some time,
hli have been sick with the measles, are
recovering.
4. Watkins: has sold his Eddyville
property and thinks Of moving to OF
1umwa soon.
The convention of the. Christian
church in southeastern Iowa is in SEES
sion at Abba. Several of our towns
men are in attendance.
The "Trip to Paris given by the
young people of the Christian. church
proved to be a decided success.
There is some talk in official circles
OF Eddyville''s being about to put, in an
electric light plant to light the dark
streets. The old oil lamps are expen-
siye for the amount of light produced.
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LOvILIA.

{ Loyilia, March Mrs. Jennie Miser
visited in Knoxville over Sunday.
t. B. Mcdonald left Sunday evening
for Mt. Pleasant for short recreation
returning Monday.
Miss Densfa Parsons, of Lovilia, was
calling upon Bussey friends Friday.
II. b. Tapp, of Lovilia, visited over
at Abba Saturday and Monday.
Mrs. Harry Clutch, of Lovilia, was an
Abba caller Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. James Henderson, of Lovilia,
visited in Abba Saturday.
j. D.. Devereaux returned from Lin.
coin, Neh., Monday after a three weeks
a ffaits with hist 81 Mrs. streeter, soi
DIR. H.rW. Nye is building anew of
flee, which will be completed in a few
days if the weather will permit.
Died, at her home two and hall
miles south of Lovilia, Feb. &c, Mrs.
Hannah Dice, wife of Andrew Dice
aged II years. The funeral was held
in the U. b. church Thursday at II a
m. conducted BY her pastor, Rev. j.
T. Wilson, after which the remains
We're laid to rest in the Woodlawn
cemetery at .Lovilia.
Rev. Van Wrinkle conducted services
lat the NJ. Z. church Sunday evening in
the absence of the pastor, Rev. c. w.
Wilson, who is holding revival services
at Bussey.
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YAtn,IPA.

1ampa, March MIR. and Mrs. Lew
is Shaw and Mrs. John Murray We're in
Iampa Tuesday.
Miss Cora Mcneil closed her term OF
school Tuesday.
Messrs. j. w. Aiillisack, Budd Hum
BILE, and Willis Blanchard were Yampa
passengers for Ottumwa, Tuesday.
William McGlassion was in Eldon
Monday.
Thomas Murray, OF Bladensbure,
was in Yampa Wednesday.
G.. B. Morrison returned home from
Paris, Mo-, Tuesday night.
James Mullen moved Friday to the
.Al Morrison farm.
Mrs. Hall visited Mrs. Cora Mcneil,
of Batavia, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broadfield We're Com.
petine visitors. Thursday.
Fred Halls mother, of Illinois, ar
rived last Saturday to visit with her
son and family.
Messrs. Charley Burnaugh, Guy
Yeager, Scott Hilton, John Reno, John
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DUDLEY.

Dudley, March 7.-Leslie Berry gave
a spelling and ciphering contest at his
school north of here last Friday even
ing. The pupils of the school did
splendid work, and easily succeeded in
holding their own against representa-
tives from a half dozen other schools,
who took an active part in the match.
Eddie StodGhill and Miss Hulda New
quist carried Off the honors in the
spelling match. Those who did eX-
cellent work in ciphering. We're: Ed
die and Willie Stodghill, Bert Roberts
and Miss Alma Olney.
Mrs. S. p. Wolf made a brief visit
with friends in Ottumwa last Fri
day.
Charles w. Smith went to Ottumwa
last Saturday on No. 10 on a short
business and pleasure trip.
A. Stuber was in Ottumwa one daN
last week on business.
Leslie Berry spent Saturday and
Sunday at the parental home southeast
of Blakesburg.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gun
narson, south of here, last Sunday ev-
ening, a son.
d. l.. Peterson came up from Ottum-
wa on No. Saturday to spend Sunday,
with his family. He returned on No.
4 Sunday evening.
The schools az Pleasant Hill and CO.
lumbia, will close, their winter terms
this week. The Pleasant Hill school
has been in charge of Miss Amanda
Burgeson and the Columbia school in
charge of Leslie Berry. Both are first
class teachers, and have given entire
satisfaction -
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DAHLoNEGA,

Dahlonega, March 7.-AIr. and Mrs.
Chas. Reinier visited at the parental
Heller home near Agency Saturday
and Sunday.
Lee Ockert, of Roseville, ILL.,, who
purchased the Geo. Mccormick farm
last fall, moved in last week.
Two bob-sled loads of our young peo-
lple attended the school entertainment
at Round Point Saturday night and
report pleasant time.
II. l.. Trout was on the sick list last
week but is considerably better at the
present writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Rogers visited
with ]. S. McClung and family last
Friday.
VIM. Lowenberg, Jr., our township
assessor, finished up his work last
week.
w. H. Packhorn, from Washington,
has rented the e. G. Kitterman farm
and moved there last week.
Fred Hultz, who is in the employ OF
Jno. Morrell & Co., was an over Sun
day visitor at G. w. Stolker's.
Geo. Grady lost valuable horse last
week by its falling and breaking its
|leg.
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KEOsAUQUA.

Keosauqua, March 1.-THE ladies of
1.-THE Congregational church gave a
pleasant social at the hotel Manning
last Friday evening. They served cot
1 fee and the evening was spent in con-
lyersation and games.
The Bible class met at the NJ, i. par
sonage Friday evening with Rev. Pat
terson as leader. The lesson was from
/ the time of Noah to that of Abraham.
The literary class met with Mrs. Jo-
sephine Miller on Saturday evening,
with Rev. Perkins as leader. The sub
ject of the evening was Edgar "A. Poe.
The ladies of the Methodist church
give a social at the home of Judge
Alex Brown next Wednesday evening
where a good old-fashioned social ev-
Iening is planned.
The r. y. O.'s meet with Mrs. Ernest
AlcCoid tonight for the annual election
| of officers.
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Cheney have
moved to their new home on the Maple
farm formerly owned by j. S. Bennett.
/ The latter has moved his family to
Milton.
The Van Buren, county teachers assoc
citation held an all-day's session in the
Congregational church last Saturday
\. large number of teachers were in
attendance from out of town and the
program was instructive and entertain-
ling. Principal David Williams presid-
ed over the meeting in an able manner.
Those on the program for papers or
discussion We're the Misses A. C. Petit,
Hattie NJ. Brook, Lizzie Wright, Geor-
gia Duckworth, Anna Hartrick, Daisy
Haney, Laura Short, Mrs. julia Nc
kibbin and the Messrs. j. Haney An
derson, j. III. Landes, A. L. Heminger,
Capt. w. A. Duckworth, Rev. C. E.Per-
kins, Principal j., Il. Moore. Among
others taking part in the discussion
was Miss Jennie Culbertson, teacher in
| Boone, Y. L. Wilson, Principal Owens,
OF Pennington, Roberts of Bentons-
port, Buck of Milton, and County SUI
1perintendent Dick.
1 Fred Roberts goes TO Phoenix, Ariz-
ona for his health this week.
| The Misses Mendeth aud Mrs. DID
BILE entertained the Sisters of Rebecca
Pin their hall last Friday evening to a
crokinole party. Delicious refresh
lments We're served.
Miss Bessie Crooks, OF Pennington
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KlRKvILLE.

Kirl1ville, March s.-The heaviest
fall of snow of the winter is on the
ground now and the top is crusted and
icy and the skaters are enjoying. a sea-
son of skating.
John Cole remains about the same
altho in some respects he is better but
is much weaker than three or four
days ago.
Hobart Fuhs is gradually improving
and hopes are entertained for an early
recovery. !
The revival meetings began at the
NJ. E. church last Sunday night and
the attendance is very good.
Miss Lizzie Mckee, who suffered a
relapse from her recent illness is much
better and is improving now very nice
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ABINGDON.

Abingdon, March s.-Dr. and Mrs.
Emerson were Richland callers Friday.
Jacob Burris, of Fairfield, spent Sum
day at the home of his brother Ben,
of this place.
The ladies' aid society will meet at
the home of Mrs. Clara McReery Thurs
day.
The meetings still continue at the
NJ. p. church with good success.
Chas. Collins will return Thursday
to his home in Hastings, Neb. Is
Mrs. Myria Lathers is visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. NJ. j. Best.
Eden Ramey and family are again
citizens of this place. occupying the
house vacated by Ed. Best.
Miss Jessie Huffman, of Packwood, is
visiting at the home of u. Myers.
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HAYESYILLE.

Hayesville, March s.-Neal Dunn,
who has been employed in the Brakel
blacksmith shop, returned to his
home at Parnell, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Lucy Utterback and daughter
of this place, visited at the parental
j. d. Jacobs home in Sigourney over
Sunday.
George Richardson and wife and Miss
Maude Jacobs We're shopping in Ottum-
wa Saturday.
Last week the usual amount OF NOV
ing took place in and around the
burg.
Mrs. NJ. j. Hubbard, of sigourney,
was visiting her daughters, Mrs. I. c.
Wilson and Mrs. Joel Richardson, last
week.
Mrs. Georgia Gladys Cooley, pastor
of the Spiritualist church at Chicago,
gave three lectures at the Spiritual
hall in Hayesville last week.
Elum johnson, of Lancaster, spent
Sunday with friends near Hayesville.
Mart Stone, who has been spending
the winter with George Crabb, study
ing telegraphy, left for his home near
Brighton, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Winzel, visited
with Mrs. Winzel's mother, Mrs. Seaba,
near Harper, Saturday and Sunday.
Myrtle Davis, OF l[eota, is spend.
ing a week with her cousin, Sadie
Wiseman.
The Christian Endeavor society ri
Ilayesyille elected officers Sunday ev-
ening for the ensuing six months.
President, Mrs. L. c. Wilson; vice
president, j. N. Starr. The Christian
Endeavor here has received good
steady growth since its organization.
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RljNCH,

Bunch, March S.-P. B. Haines has
sold his property here and will move
his family to North Dakota in the near
future.
Mrs. Amanda Williams, of Pleasant
Plain, visited with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Glassburner, last
week.
Pierce Chambers and son Joe, Of
Pleasantville, are visiting with rela-
tives near Bunch and Ottumwa this
week.
Miss Eva Taylor returned to her
home near Bunch last week from Plea
SAINT Plain where she has been going to
school since last fall.
Marion Robb loaded three cars with
stock, farm implements and house,
hold goods at Bunch to take with him
to his new home in Kansas.
Walker Smith is preparing to build
a new house as soon as the weather
will permit.
Miss Rosa Hoover, of Bloomfield,
was an over Sunday visitor at the
home of her parents, near Bunch, last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Hoover and
Miss Stella Hoover were Sunday visit
oES d6 Uue uOiLe u ~. w. IooASI iuSc
Sunday, near Chillicothe.
Married, March LIST. at Bloomfield,
Miss Jennie Jones and Herman John
son. Both are highly esteemed young
people and have wide circle OF
friends who wish them long and hap
tpy life together.
Miss Myrtle Parse and Charley Wall
ker, of Bloomfield, We're Sunday visit
ors at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. n. j. Parse. q
Samuel Adams moved to Bunch. one
day last week and will commence work
on his store building as soon as the
weather warns up little. I'll
Rev. G. w. Noland was pleasant
visitor at the Hoover home last Thurs
day evening.
Alva Bryant, of near Bloomfield, has
moved on the David Glassburner farm
northeast of Bunch.
Mrs. Ollie Dorsey is visiting with her
father. James Jones, who will move
to Clay county soon.
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BIDwELL.

Bidwell, March s.--Henry Klinge-
meier is suffering severely from the
effects of fall which he sustained last
|week.
Michael Garvin was elected director
OF sub-district No. S last Monday.
j. Ross Chisman and daughter Ber-
tina left Thursday for their home in
Wilmington, Ind, after an extended
visit with relatives here.
+ G. II. Garfield shipped his effects via
the Milwaukee to Kansas last Monday.
II. Perry has assumed his duties
las postmaster at Bidwell.
Dan Venator is moving to Avery.
Sam Irwin and Lloyd and Ernest
Garfield left for Kansas Monday even-
ing.
c. r. Chisman and family are the
latest sufferers from grip.
A. n. Hendricks was called to Chill
licothe by the death of !. his brother,
VIM. Hendricks, which occurred Nom
uay.
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last Friday with a musical entertain-
n1ent at hight, given by the Davis fam

last. Friday With musical entertain-
ment at hight, givensby the Davis fam
lilly.
Clarence Hewitt visited over Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hewitt.
Wade and. Seth Harryman and Tell
Rambo We're in Keosauqua on business
last week. s
G. G. Rogers and family visited at
the parental home one day last week
Ray Steward, of Leando, was here
last week on business.
Mrs. Minnie Smith, of Douds, visited
lat the Smith home over Sunday.
Nathan Wilson moved into the Joe Ell.
sensohn home lately vacated by Guy
Morrow, who moved to Leando.
Mrs. Retta Harryman is lying very
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LEBANON.

Lebanon, March S.-The North and
South. Lebanon schools closed Friday.
March g., the South Lebanon schoo,
with a very good program, considering
the number and age of the pupils, and
with a basket dinner.
Mrs. Peacock, of Chequest, was an
over Sunday visitor with her son, Ed
Peacock.
Mr.. and Mrs.sAl Campbell, OF North
Prairie, We're guests of Frank Camp
bell, Friday, and attended the closing
exercises of the school.
Miss May Seamster, of Chequest, is
here visiting among friends. 5a
Miss Nettie Matthias left for Bloom
field, Saturday.
DR.. G. S. and j.. E. Gournsey, J. I.
Snider aud wife We're in keosauqua
Thursday on business.
g. E. Frazee left last week for Pu-
laska, where he has position.
Nathan Wilson and family moved to
their new home near Leando last week,
and Glen Brooks moved into the house
vacated by them.
j. w. Brewer moved to his home
northeast of town, and Gus Roby
moved into the house vacated by Mr..
Brewer.
James Brown and wife, from Milton,
We're guests at the Johnson home
Thursday. Florence Johnson returned
home with them for a short visit.
p. II. O'Malley, of Ottumwa, was
here last week on business.
Homer Wilson, of North Prairie,
was here among friends Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Morse, of Nort,,
Prairie, were guests at the Farley
Harrison home Sunday afternoon;
their daughter Katie accompanied them
here, and was a guest at the Snider
home.
Belmer Slater and wife, of Milton,
We're at the, bedside of Mrs. Slater
Monday.
\ number from here took advan-
tage of, the sleighing and went to
Olive Branch school house Friday night
to attend the exhibition. A very eN-
cellent program was rendered. :
Mrs. Hannah Clatiin, who has been
at Troy for some time visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Evans, returned Sun
day 49,