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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27
Reception.

Reception.
On Christmas evening Miss
Matte White gave in honor Of
Mr. and Mrs 81 l. Harvey recep-
ton, which though not very large
was elegant in all its apportion-
ments.
The home was artistically dec
Grated in the colors used by the
bride at her wedding Over door
ways, arches and mantels were
suspended pink and white ribbon
decorations intermingled with
ropes of smilax. In the bay win
dow was q large heart from which
radiated very pretty design Of
decorative art.
Baby Cloud admitted the guests
dressed like page who might
have waited upon his queen in the
davs of knighthood.
Each guest was, upon entering,
presented with small pink heart
which was pierced through with
an arrow of Cupid. Each heart
bore the picture of President of
the United States. The couple
who succeeded in giving the ma
tive state of the greatest number
of the presidents were awarded
the seat of honor at the table with
the bride and groom, and the lady
thus honored is to be looked upon
as the next bride in the company.
Upon cards distributed each guest
was requested to write some lines
of poety descriptive of his or her
favorite President The lady's
souvenir was awarded to Mrs 81 l.
Harvey, her maiden attempt at
poetry being the following lines:
"Writing is out of my line,
But Mckinley can beat Bryan any
old time"
Mr. Chas Sargent was regarded
as the most promising poet among
the gentlemen. He wrote:
abraham Lincoln was a very
good man,
A better would not be found in
this land.
To liberate the slaves was his
noble task.
Find q man that did better is all
that l ask"
Refreshments were served in
six courses, at each course those
at the tables progressed thus
changing each time the little
groups which might have become
selfish in their exclusion.
The sixth table was devoted to
the sweets. In the center of this
table was an immense candy heart
upon which was placed eight
lighted candles. The winners in
all the contests were allowed to
"wish wish" for the welfare of
the bride and verify its fulfllment
by the stubbornness with which
its light would be extinguished by
the allowing" Of those present.
The entertainment was unique
in Its conception and the pleasure
of the young who made up the
company was enhanced by the
dreamy shadows cast over all the
pretty scene bv the mellow glow
Of hundreds of eye lights of olden
days."
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Calhoun News.

II + Z.
The beautiful autumn days have
gone and old winter has set in and
by all appearances has come to
stay.
Our school closed Friday with
Christmas exercises in the after
noon. A number of the parents
attended to enjoy q few hours with
the pupils and teacher.
Miss Lizzie Tovy, the teacher,
went to Magnolia to spel d q week,
after which she will resume her
school work.
J 8 Reedy, Of Omaha, is spend
ing few weeks with his SON d Il
Of this place.
NJ NJ Piercey is having russell
with lagrippe.
Our mail carrier is making reg
ulal trips on his route, and is right
up to time, so far every day except
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Bertrand Sherwin
have returned from their trip and
will soon be settled on their farm
two miles north of Mo. Valley.
Julius Mcdonald preached to a
small audience last Sunday eve.
DR. White, of the Valley, was a
Calhoun caller Saturday last.
Mr. and Mrs L NJ Cotman, of
Dunlap, were down to attend the
Sherwin-Reedy wedding, return
ing the latter part of last week.
Old lady Kirkldie, who was quite
sick, is better at this writing.
Little Misses Marguerite and Irene
Fitzgibbon are spending a week
with their grand parents, of this
place.
Mrs Harry L Harvey returns
to her home in Logan this even.
ing after a brief visit in this city
with her parents Mr. and Mrs Geo
Smiley.
Mr. and Mrs R9bt. Craft and
children returned this morning
after a brief visit in Norfolk.
Mrs. Ed. Bates departed this
afternoon for Norfolk after a short
visit here with her daughter Mrs.
Leon Blown.
Mrs. w. b. Blackburn is visit
ing Omaha friends.
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CASTORIA

CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
. ss:s; =: ., Am2z7z1
Miss Bessie Macpherson came
home from Omaha Monday even
ing and remained over Chritmas.
Herman, son of Mrs L A Gar
ner is quite sick.
Mr. and Mrs John Daugherty
departed this afternoon for Have
lock, Neb., after a brief visit here
with relatives.
Col French is an Omaha bust
nesa visitor today.
Harry Coe came up from Oma-
ha yesterday morning and spent
the day in this city with his par
ents.
Mrs E johnson, of Harlan, is in
the city paying her son, 81. j.
Rainbow, and family a short visit.
Mrs Oliver Hall spent Christ
mas with Woodbine relatives.
Mrs j 81 South is an Omaha
visitor today.
Sister NJ Edmunda, of Sioux
City, is in the city today paying
her mother, Mrs Ed Burke a visit.
She is en- route to Des Moines.
r l. Davis was in Erwin, Mon
day, on real estate business.
AV Calkins and wife, of Allan.
tic, Iowa, are in the Valley, the
guests of MIR and Mrs Ed Crane.
Mr. Murray s Clark, who ha.
been manager of the Hotel Miller
Union Depot eating house, will
sever his connection with that es
Establishment tonight to accept The
management of the finest restaur
ant in Kansas City. Mr. Clarl
has made reputation as caterer
in our town and gave the fines
Christmas dinner ever given il
Missouri Valley. He is one o
the most genial managers NJ,
Miller has ever had in this city
and all are sorry to hear that b.
is to leave the city for other fields
May his new location be pleas
ant one, and may he be as popula
In his new home as he has bee,
in Missouri Valley is the wish .
al his friends here.
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Miss Eta Ludwig Deput
Recorder.

County Recorder elect Harvey
made Miss Eta Ludwig, Of NJ o.
bale, q Christmas present yester-
day, in the shape of an appoint.
ment as Deputy County Recorder
for the ensuing term.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27

Never did the proverbial boy
with the new pair Of carmine
hued boots take greater pride in
his new possession than does Joe
Vance now take in that new
hammerless Parker shot gun pre-.
sented him yesterday by M ]
Fitzglbbon.
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STATEMENT
OF TIE CONDITION OF
STATE SAVINGS BANK

Organized under the laws of Iowa, located at
Missouri Valley, in the county of Harrison
at the close of business on the 18th day of
December A. D. 1900, made to the Auditor
of State as required by law.
ASSETS.
Amount of bills,
bonds and other evil
dences of debt dis
counted or purchased
actually owned by the
bank. .s..... $l39395 Al
hand described as
follows:
Gold coin. 80. ......$ 1875 90
Silver coin and bullion 629 90
Legal tender and ma
tional bank notes and
subsidiary coin...... 5000 So
Drafts and checks on
other solvent banks
and other cash items
not dishonored, on
to the bank ......:... s 24l 30 $ 1904 o.
Amount subject to be
drawn at sight on de-
post with solvent
banks or bankers:
Hanover National Bank
of New York, 1929 GG
Merchants Lean & Trust
Co., Chicago, 1919 81
First National Bank
of Council Bluffs 1913 u
sl45sa ~
Overdrafts ............ 1871 2:
Value of real property
(owned by the bank) None
Value of personal pro-
perty. 800 90 $3.50 OF
Total Assets observation-disclosures 635l4 OF
LIABILITIES.
Amount of capital stock
actually paid up in
cash ................ $4,000 OF
Total amount due de-
positors az follows:
Amount sight depos-
its.... .............s 64G79 GO
Amount time depos-
MISUNDERSTANDING. 6ssoY II slss4sG Z!
Indebtedness of every
kind, due banks,
bankers or persons
other than regular de-
positors:
Bills payable ........ None
Rediscounts ......... 3 None
Due clesriug house. = None
Amount of undivided
profits. as follows:
Surplus fund None
Other profits on hand
(after deducting taxes
andexpenses),..... &5O27 g
| Total Liabilities ........ SlG35l4 o
| Amount of all liabilities
to the bank on part
| of it's directors:
l As borrowers. ....... None
| As endorsers. ........ None Non
| State of Iowa, Harrison county. a.. T. " /
Burke. Cashier of the Bank above named, d
solemnly swear that the foregoing statement
full, true and correct, to the best of m
knowledge and belief, that the assets thereij
set forth are bona fide the property of sal
Bank in its corporate capacity; and that n
part of the same has been loaned or advance,
to said Bank for the purpose of being exhibit
ed as portion of its assets.
4 w. j. BURKE,
Cashier.
Sworn to hafnye 1pe and subscribed in m
presence by W. j. Burke this 2lst day q
December, 1900. F.H. BURBANK
\ SEAL Notary Public.
Harrison County, Iowa.
Attested by:
FRED SCHWERTLEY,
W. A. SMITH, Directors.
J.s. PEWELL,
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Wednesday, Dec 26

w
Rush Lahman and Della Harris
left for Sheldon this morning
where they will be the guests of
Dee Harris for week.
81 Wick, and John Wick pro
prietors of Wick Bros&Co store in
this city, and Patsy Mcdonald, all
of Gretna, Neb. spent Christmas
in this city, the guests of II Dick
man and Charles Hacker.
Mrs r l. Kendall went to Wood
bine this morning and will visit
there short time with her parents
Mr. and Mrs 81 G Ford.
Mr. and Mrs G 7 Hopkins drove
to Magnolia yesterday and spent
the day there with relatives.
Mrs Prime Gossard is visiting
in Herman Neb.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Dickinson
were the guests of Council Bluffs
relatives yesterday.
Mrs I Hough has for guest
this week Mrs A Hurlburt of Tabor
Mrs q Barnes has gone to Wa
hoo Neb for few weeks visit with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs w G Herrick are
entertaining Mr. and Mrs W E
HELEN. of Corning this week.
Miss Ida McElroy and Miss
Fahne Spaniel spent Christmas
in California junction, the guests
Miss Wayne Coulthard.
The ll-months old child of Mr.
and Mrs q o Shannon died at the
family home on Seventh street in
this city last night after brief
illness with congestion of the
lungs. Funeral services will be
conducted from the Shannon
home tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock, Rev w L Douglas Off
ciating. Burial in Rose Hill
cemetery
Miss Helen Strobehn who has
been i'll for several days is still
quite sick. Her illness has now
developed into typhoid fever.
Mrs Geo Metcalf is spending
the day in Omaha.
Morris O'Connor who has been
in the city visiting relatives since
last Saturday leaves this evening
for TT Dodge.
Mr. and Mrs Dave Hearn, of
Ayoca, are In the city and will re-
main here for about week visit
ing relatives and friends.
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A A Heath yesterday presented
his daughters with fine new
piano.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27

Injured in a Runaway.
Mrs Jacob Myers, unique
character who for the past few
seasons has engaged in The vege-
table business in this city, was the
victim Of mishap Monday even
ing about 5 O'Clock that might
have resulted fatally.
Just how the accident happened
no one appears to know, but she
had been around town several
hours during the day and finally
concluding all her business she
united her team from one of the
hitching racks in the eastern por-
ton of the city and started to
drive home passing down Erie
street. As the outfit was passing
Fifth street the team took fright
at something and started to run
the old lady losing entire control
of them. In front of Hoar & Co.'S
grocery establishment the wagon
Overturned throwing the occupant
to the ground. In falling Mrs
Myers struck her head upon some
sharp object cutting a cash sew
eral inches long across the top of
the head. She was taken to DIR
De Vore's Office where Drs De
Wore and Tamisiea dressed the
wound, taking about twelve stitch
es in the wound in closing it. Be-
sides the scalp wound the left
shoulder was dislocated and the
old lady generally dis6gured but
with a moderate supply of good
luck nothing serious will result
from the accident.
Mrs d II Bailey is quite SER
iously i'll at her home in Love-
land.
Dan WEIGH departed this NOR
ming for Clinton called there by
a telegram announcing the death
| of his brother.
Mr. and Mrs i G Morris arrived
from Chicago yesterday morning
and spent the day here with
Mrs Morris mother Mrs ] @ Galley
They returned to Chicago last
night
j I Barnes, of Emmerson, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs 81 P Brook
houser for few days.
DIR A L Wright, Of Carroll, is in
the city this afternoon the guest
of DR. Colt.
Mr. and Mrs II G Hills spent
4 Christmas in Omaha.
Mrs Bertha McGinnis of Sioux
City is in the Valley paying her
mother Mrs John Spaniel brief
visit.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Oviatt OF
Woodbine spent Christmas with
Missouri Valley relatives
Mr. and. Mrs W j Metcalf Of
Boone, who have been here fol
the past few days the guests Of
relatives, departed yesterday eve.
ming for Ohio W ere they will
spend some time with relatives.
Mrs ] Parrish is entertaining
her sister Miss Della Scott 81
Glenwood for q few days.
Mrs A A Heath is i'll and con.
fined to her bed.
M,o w IT W;+hrov o,d ,L;ll,o.
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John W Steen, of the Miller
Hotel, had for a guest yesterday
Mr. A w Dunn, of the Her Grand
hotel of Omaha.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27

Now is The time when Group and
lung troubles prove rapidly fatal. Tho
only harmless remedy that produces
immedf9te results is One Minute
Cough Cure. 1t is very pleasant to
take and can be relied upon to quickly
cure coughs, colds and all lung dis
eases. 1t will prevent consumption.
deal ELLIOTT & HARVEY.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27

Items Publtshed In the Times
Twenty Years Ago Today
VIM Compton has moved his
undertaking establishment to-
Council Bluffs. s
Missouri Valleys five saloons
now pay a yearly license of twenty
five hundred dollars.
Missouri Valley is to have new
opera house.
The water in the town FIRE wells
is very low.
Chas Barber and Jack Dacota
have opened new saloon in this
town.
The s Cand P company ,e-
moved their transfer boat from
the Missouri River and all trains.
now cross on the ice bridge.
Cyrus Arndt a young man who
has resided in Missouri Valley for
the past 8 years has opened a Law
office in the rooms over Stern and
Altshulers store.
Harrison County now has q
population of Is $40
At the special election held
Tuesday for the purpose of voting
for or against the issuing of bonds
for $4,000 to improve the water
plant OF the city, only lOl votes
were cast. OF these "a we're de-
posted in the voting box for men,
and resulted in rs FOR and 10
against the proposition. Seven
ladies voted, resulting in s for and
2 against. The vote against the
bonds was not because of objection
to increased facilities for water,
but because that the bonds
we're too small, and that more ex-
tensive improvements should be
made, especially in the purchase
of power sufficient to run an cleo
rio plant for lighting the city,
as the engine could be used for
both and the purchase of small
'ngine is really waste Of money.
That Wocdbine needs better
lights and is abundantly able to
nave them is evident, and we hope
the time is not far distant when an
fort will be made to procure
them.-Twiner.
Those who were fearful that
Christmas was going to be an ex-
;eption to the general rule of q
snow, may now say: That Christ
mas without, in Iowa, is the excep-
ton and not the rule. Although
the weather has been remarkably
fine and spring like up to Satur-s
day last, then "the snow, the snow,
the beautiful snow" began to fall,
covering the ground with white
mantle, and yesterday, though not
cold, yet sufficiently winterish to
sustain the character of Iowa on
Christmas day. The cloudy and
damp weather kept many in doors
who otherwise would have been
out to enjoy the day. One thing
is certain, and that is, it will not
be necessary to keep Sunday, as
Christmas was so quiet that twill
pass for that day.
Colonel j j Steadman, clerk Of
the United States district court
has recently placed on his Harris
on county farm, near Dunlap,
fourteen pure bred blooded Here
ford cattle. Part of this beginning
of q pure-blood herd of Herefords
came from the Riverside ranch,
near Ashland, Neb. and part
from the Comstock ranch at AL
bany, Mo. The lastof these cattle
came through yesterday, having
on exhibition at the fine stock
shows in Omaha and Kansas CITY.
Colonel Steadman is very proud Of
the cattle, which have been greatly
admired by Northumberland
Bluffs Department Omaha Bee.
At the late election, Dubuque
county increased her democratic
majority, and is the banner demo-
cratic county in the State Of Iowa.
West Pullman cut down wages,
and upwards of 800 mechanics find
gates barred to them. They are q
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27

Mr. and Mrs Robt. Craft and
children returned this morning
after brief visit in Norfolk.
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Mr. and Mrs OBJ Walker were
in the city this afternoon. They
were enroute to Norfolk after a
short visit in Logan.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27

Underwear at special prices at
the Leader.
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A Distressing Mishap.
The pleasure of Christmas tide
was brought to an abrupt close 80
far as concerned the Fleming
family, yesterday evening about
7:30. Early in the evening several
members of the family started
sleigh riding, Mrs Sayde Burkett
and Mrs George Fleming seated
in an improvised seat on the rear
of the sleigh. As the rig was pass
ing up Erie street the horse pull
ing the sleigh suddenly increased
its speed with the result the inn
provised seat with it's occupants
was thrown 10 the fground, Mrs
Fleming sustaining injuries of q
very painful nature. She was
taken to DR. DeVores Office where
she was given medical attendance
after which she was taken home.
In Clormal, Ireland, on the l4th
of December occurred the death of
Michael Hennessey, father of Tho
mas and Nicholas Hennessy of
this city.
LG Bly, and family, of this city,
leave for Greedy, Colorado, today,
where they go to make their future
home. Mr. BLY, has been travelling
salesman for Wilhelamy & Com,
Hardware merchants of Omaha,
for some time, and as his territory
is largely west of the Missouri riv-
er, he finds it more convenient to
1locate in the further west We
regret to part with him end biz
wife, who have been 30 favorsbl5
known to our people, but wish fol
them pleasant home and as true
friends as they leave here, with ,
prosperous business, and good
health and happiness. The T1MEt
will follow them to their new home
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27

Mrs 81 F Shaw is an Omaha
visitor today.
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Twenty-Five dozen handker-
chiefs at the Leaders great sale.
Are You Going South

The Illinois Central Rail Road Co.
sells Winter Tourest tickets to all win.
ter resorts, at reduced rates.
First class service-No change of
Cars. Home Seekers Rates to all points
Call on or address,
A. T. HHnr, Agent.
If Rode, Iowa,
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Born, today, to Mr. and Mrs
Homer Garter 2 son.
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Mr. and Mrs Dave Hearn, of
Avoca, are In the city and will re-
main here for about week visit
ing relatives and friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27

Miss Ida McElroy and Miss
Fahne Spaniel spent Christmas
in California junction, the guests
Miss Mayme Coulthard.
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Mrs Prime Gossard is visiting
in Herman Neb.
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Mr. and Mrs VIM Dickinson
we're the guests OF Council Bluffs
relatives yesterday.
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Mr. b H Gavitt and several Of
the ladies of the Christian church
are to be highly complimented on
the success with which the enter
tainment, prepared with SO much
patience by them, and carried out
SO successfully by the children,
was greeted at that church Christ
mas eve. The entertainment was
in the form of a Cantata under the
title GLOW we waited for Santa
Clause The singing and recita-
tons we're very we'll rendered,
each pupil taking hold and work
ing with a will. At the arrival of
Santa a fine tableaux was given
after which his sack was opened
and a large sack of candy was
given each child.
D Love of Oskaloosa is spend
ing q few days in this city visiting
with Lon Davis and family.
Matte Barnett of Moorehead
who is in the Valley visiting Miss
Cora Earnest, says the doctors
have given up all hope of W A
Stuart and his death is expected
at any hour.
Charles Brandriff spent Christ.
mas in this city returning to
Chicago last night.
Frank Beckley of Tilden Neb.
is guest at the Fl B Cox home
for few days.
That the general tendency of
the Mo. Valleyite is to "visit" at
Christmas time is evidenced by
the receipts at the local station of
the G & N w. Commencing Mon
day morning at z o'clock and con-
tinuing until after the evening
trains of the same date r. Robi-
son CITY ticket agent sold tickets
having an aggregate value ex-
ceeding five hundred dollars. All
were of the special holiday rate
and were limited radius Of 200
miles of Missouri Valley.
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The merchants of Mo Valley
enjoyed splendid Christmas trade
and all are feeling happy today.
There was "less going to Omaha"
this Christmas, by Mo Valley shop
pers than was ever known before.
Mrs Maggie Wallace departed
this morning for her home in
Mondamin after visit of few
days here with Mr. and Mrs w g
Baldwin.
Clarence Goltry and wife leave
for their home in Deadweod S. d.
tomorrow, after two weeks visit in
this city.
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Morris O'Connor who has been
in the city visiting relatives since
last Saturday leaves this evening
for Fl Dodge.
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Mrs r l. Kendall went to Wood
bine this morning and will visit
there a short time with her parents
Mr. and Mrs 81 G Ford.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27

Miss Blanche Palmer came down
from Logan to attend the Harvey
reception, given by Miss Matte
White, returning home this even
no.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27

West Pullman cut down wages,
and upwards of8O0 mechanics find
gates barred to them. They are
part of that mighty throng of men
who chad the full dinner pail"-
before election.
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81 Wick, and John Wick pro
prietors of Wick Bros&Co store in
this city, and Patsy Mcdonald, all
of Gretna, Neb. spent Christmas
in this city, the guests of H Dick
man and Charles Hacker.
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Mrs Harry L Harvey returns
to her home in Logan this even
ing after a brief visit in this city
with her parents Mr. and Mrs Geo
Smiley.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27

Rush Iahman and Della Harris
left for Sheldon this morning
where they will be the guests of
Dee Harris for q week.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27

Mr. and Mrs G T Hopkins drove
to Magnolia yesterday and spent
the day there with relatives.
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Mrs Geo Metcalf is spending
the day in Omaha.
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At the late election, Dubuque
county increased her democratic
majority, and is the banner demo-
cratic county in the State of Iowa.
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Mr. and Mrs w G Herrick are
entertaining Mr. and Mrs w E
HELEN, of Corning this week.