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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-27
Batavia.

Batavia, June 27.-Batavia was Wis.
tied by another fire last Friday night
and the residence of Will Copple was
burned to the ground. Most of the
goods were destroyed. The origin of
the fire is unknown.
Emma and Elizabeth Nehre return
ed last week from a two weeks visit
with friends at Ottumwa.
Miss Name Mccormick of Fairfield
visited friends here during last week
returning to her home Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lipblin visited over
over Sunday with Mrs. Lipblin's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Simpler.
Meetings are still in progress at the
M. E. church. There were nine addi-
lions to the church Sunday.
Miss Lena Joy is home from Stock
port where she has been employed in
a millinery store the past season.
Mrs. Minear Of Fairfield spent Sum
day with Rev. Minear, who is holding
meetings at this place.
Peter Nelson of Agency was a Ba-
tavia caller last Friday.
Mrs. Lewis of Chicago is visiting her
son, w. A. Lewis.
A. v. Beeman attended the funeral
of Mrs. Trent at Abingdon Monday. (
The children's birthday party, given
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keosauuua.

Keosauqua, June 25.-Mrs. e. Akey
of South Keosauqua, who has beer
very low with cancer, died Saturday
and was buried Sunday afternoon in
the Fellows cemetery. Elder G. A
Hendixson of Milton conducted the
funeral services. The deceased leaves
husband and seven children to
mourn her death.
Rev. Ward of Fairfield preached In
the Methodist Episcopal church here
Sunday morning and evening, in the
absence of the regular minister, W.R.
Jeffrey, Jr., who was absent in the in
terest of the Twentieth Century Move
ment.
Mrs. Mary Duckwortb Of this place
is visiting relatives near Lebanon.
Mrs. Dick, the aged mother of Super
intendent w. T. Dick of this place, re-
turned to her home near Big Mound,
Lee county, after. several days visit
with her son. 1sja
Mrs. Potter, wife Of Rev. J. w. Pot
ter of Bloomfield, is visiting with her
father, Captain w. NJ. McBeth and 9th.
er relatives in this place.
Mrs. ]. l. Israel of Bonaparte visited
over Sunday in this place with
friends.
Attorney ]. P. Starr Of this place,
went to Kirksville, Mo-, Saturday to
visit with his father, Robert H. Starr
who formerly lived here, but for the
past year has been living near Boon.
vile, Mo. Mr. Starr, ST., is very
critically i'll and is at Kirksville taking
treatment
Mrs. Woolf, an aged lady living in
the country a few miles south of this
place, died Monday morning.
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Stockport,

Stockport, June 27.-The Farming
ton nine crossed bats Sunday with
Stockport nine. At the close of the
game the score stood II to in favor
Of Stockport.
Hon. Joseph Keck and wife return
ed from Des Moines Saturday where
they had been visiting their children
Mr.. DeLureviers will commence the
erection of his residence in South
Stockport this week.
F. M. Harlan moved Monday into
the Ritars property. DR.. Baker will
occupy the property vacated by Mr.
Harlan.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-27
PREMATURELY OLD.
How Many Old People Are There in
This City?

Nine-tenths of them are older than they
need be, due to lack of timely care.
Nature cries out for assistance. whv
don't you heed the call.
Do something for your body to revive
and preserve it. Neglected machinery soon
rusts and is worn out for the want of a
little oil now and then.
Impoverished Blood, worn out nerves and
their consequences make you prematurely
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Mrs. Frederickson and daughter
were in Ottumwa Monday shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Davis and fam.
lily spent Sunday in the country,
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Reese.
William Gillespie spent Sunday with
his family in Eldon.
Rev. Picken, a Methodist minister
at Eddyville, preached in the Saints.
church Sunday evening.
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he has been employed for several
years.
Miss Carita Box of Eldon is visit
ing here with her grandmother, Mrs.
w. L. Mccormick.
Otus Puckett and wife visited Sun
day at the parental Frank Pickett
home near Sherman Chapel.
Chesley Pickett expects to leave
soon for Kansas City.
Mrs. l. Ware left Sunday morning
for a visit with relatives in Ottumwa.
Allie Morris accompanied Master
Harold Morris of Eldon home Satur-
day from visit here with his grand
ma Morris. Allie expects to be gone
a short time.
Eta Mum of Sherman Chapel visit
ed yesterday evening at VIM. Puck
ett's while enroute to Bloomfield
where she is attending college.
Louie and Roy Burkhalter and Roy
Hicks of Ottumwa were visitors yes
terday at the Joel MCGEE home. They
We're accompanied home this morning
| by Mrs. MCGEE.
The Misses Bolivar entertained a
number Of young people with ice
cream yesterday evening.
Frank Pettet of Ottumwa was here
yesterday making arrangements for
moving back and beginning work on
the section the first of next month.
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Douds.

Douds, June 25.-The committee on
Fourth of July celebration decided at
meeting held Thursday evening, to
indefinitely postpone the celebration
as precautionary measure against
smallpox. However, the fireworks, al
ready bought will be displayed the
night of the Fourth.
Geo. Countryman and family Of
Birmingham were Sunday visitors In
town.
In the matter of the attachment Of
e. H.Emery & Co., Of Ottumwa, against
l.. ]. Young, restaurant keeper of Lee
ando, J. F. Klinehau gave notice that
he held mortgage on the goods at
tached, consequently Emery & Co. re-
leaced the goods.
]. G Hendricks is In Chicago.
Wallace D. Ferris started for Color
ado Springs today.
The Masonic lodge held an ice
cream social at their hall Monday
night.
w. r. Carson was in Keosauqua Fri
day on business.
J. M. Morrow went to Ottumwa Mon
day.
j. F. Klinehau Of Leando alleges
that Mrs. Robert Green drew revol-
yer on him threatening to shoot. He
claims there was no provocation on
his part that he simply said 'how-do-
you-do." The matter is expected to
be tried before Justice ]. S. Pepper OF
Selma today.
Miss Wayne Morgan closed a sue.
cessful term of school here Friday.
Belknap.
Belknap, June 25.-Willie Songer Of
Bloomfield, was visiting here with his
sister, Mrs. ODE Burns.
Mrs. Miller, of Shunem, was caller
Tuesday at J. w. Bolwar's.
Mrs. Jesse McCreery and sons, Har-
ry and Harley, of Bloomfield, spent a
few days here with relatives last
week.
Ola Wells and little neice, Prudie,
are keeping house for the formers
father, S. A. Wells, while Frank Wells
and wife are in Ottumwe, where Mr..
Wells has found employment.
Lizzie Ware is staying for a while
near Sherman Chapel with her sister,
Mrs. G. D. Rhine.
Carpenters were at work here last
week shingling the depot.
Grandma Middleton and grandson,
Jesse, Of Bloomfield, were visitors
Wednesday afternoon at her sons,
Herman Middleton. Jesse Middleton
was called to Mcpherson, Kansas by
the serious illness of his uncle, Ezra
Noggle. Mrs. Middleton was accom-
panied home Thursday by her grand
daughter, Mabel
Harry Putnam returned home Friday
morning from Salida, Colorado. where
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Anador.

Amador, June 25.-Mrs. M. r. Mar
tin closed a successful term of school
at Wellman last Friday. A large num-
Der Of guests were present and a very
interesting program was rendered by
the pupils which was as follows:
Defamation, 1--WE Little Boys"-Le-
land Baker.
Defamation, MAUD Muller"-Paul
Carey.
Defamation, "Afraid in the Dark
Inez Martin.
Defamation, The School Ma'am's
Counting Myers.
Defamation, especially JIM
Achsa Day.
Defamation, "The Inventors Wife,
Grace Myers.
Defamation, Crossing Sweeper
Spencer Smith.
Defamation, Little Bo Peep"-Leo
Schwartz.
Defamation, "The Conceited Grass,
hopper"-Mary Hendrickson.
Song-1na Martin.
Defamation, "Time Enough"-Flor.
ence Hendrickson.
Defamation, Discomfort Ada
Martin.
Declamation-Gert Schwartz, Eda
Wilkinson, Orville Shields, Verna
Smith, Edgar Shields, Leonas Schwartz
and John Carey.
Song by the school.
During the storm of Friday morning
James Phillips house was considera
bly, damaged by lightning. The two
little children of Mr.. Phillips were in
jured, though not seriously. Every
window in Mr.. Phillips house was
broken and one bed was torn into kin
ding wood.
Mrs. S. A. Burton left recently fol
Kansas for visit with relatives.
Mrs. John Phillips and Mrs. Sylphia
Wyatt and Miss Minnie Phillips visited
relatives near BlakesDurg Sunday.
Miss Carrie Harmon, of Ottumwa
visited her sister. Mrs. Ella Williams
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Myers are the
proud parents of a baby girl.
w. L. Carey was business caller
in Ottumwa Thursday.
Mrs. Emily Myers, of Ottumwa, is
visiting friends in this vicinity this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cloyd and son
Hanzel, and daughter, Gladys, were
guests at w. S. Wellman's Sunday.
Mrs. Eva Cosman was guest Of
John Smiths Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Carey spent
Sunday at E. W. Stricker's near
Blakesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Baker visited
near Zion Wednesday.
Mrs. T. D. Williams called on Mrs
e. Haning Saturday.
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DrakesviIIe.

DraKeV1lle June 25.-NOyce Nc.
Kenney left last week for Missouri.
Mrs. Lora Sayler has been confined
to her bed the past week with rehuma
tism Of the back.
Fred Clarke and his mother return
ed the latter part of last week from a
visit with relatives in Kansas.
Miss Kate Lockman is here visiting
at the DeMar home.
Will Steckel of Bloomfield was a
visitor here Sunday afternoon.
Ed. Housley left last Friday for
Stausberry, Mo-, where he has secured
job as brakeman.
A party composed of Mrs Nancy
Lockman and Miss Kate Lockman, OF
Abba, Mrs. j. G. Mabry of Centerville
and Miss Jennie Goodlander and Mar.
ion Lockman of this place left last
week for Lineville, Mo-, for a few
weeks outing.
A. F. Smock and family spent Sun.
day evening at the E. Truitt home.
Rev. Kendrick, of Centerville, pre-
scented "The Twentieth Century For
ward Movement" at the M. E. church
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Emma Williams and daughter
Eta of Belknap visited here Thurs
day.
Last week teams from here hauled
the lumber from Floris which had been
donated by the Methodists for the new
sidewalk along the parsonage lots
here.
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Hedrick,

Hedrick, June 26-Two new rural
deliveries will be started from the
Hedrick postoffice Monday. Route No.
-, with Jacob Lindsay, carrier. is
southeast of town, and route No. g
With Oliver Wilcox, as carrier, is east
of town, passing through Martinsburg
and 1oka.
Superintendent John E. Foster, of
the Hedrick schools has been an.
nounced as one of the instructors at
the Keokuk county normal institute
to be held at Sigourney August S to 10.
Mrs. S. Fl. CASTOR and Miss Maude
CASTOR, of Des Moines, returned home
yesterday after visit with relatives
in this vicinity.
The fourth quarterly conference of
the Hedrick charge, NJ e. church, will
be held in Hedrick, Saturday, at 10
a. m.
Mrs. M. S. Sechrist and Miss Lena
Sechrist, Of Iowa City, are visiting
friends in Hedrick.
EIdon.
Eldon, June 25.-Fifteen cars of ma
terial arrived here today for the new
round house which the Rock Island in
tends building at this place and work
will commence at once. The new
house will be of twenty stalls and is
to be of much larger proportions than
the present one in order to accommo-
date the new class of engines which
have been placed in service on the
east end. This extensive improve
ment does way with all talk of remov-
ing the division from this place.
Mrs. Hugh Knowles, who has been
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Mull's Lightning Pain Killer relieves
the body Of all aches and pains. Rub
1t on or drink 1t. CSC.
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CONTINUED on Page seven.)
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loosa Tuesday to be gone for thirty
days.
Dick Fisher of Drake university is
home for the summer.
Mrs. H. Brainard, who was seriously
burned a week ago is getting along
nicely and no serious results are look
ed for.
Willie Sterling Of oskaloosa return.
ed Monday evening.
DR.. Oliver of Sigourney was in our
town Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. U. Johnson visited In Sig.
Quincy Saturday.
w. e. Brokaw left for Colorado We'd
nesday after a few months vacation.
MISS G. Cornwell entertained large
party on June II, her fifteenth birth.
day.
]. G. Reed was in sigourney Thurs
day.
The following are the officers ap.
pointed by the Keokuk county repub,
licans at Sigourney, June 90: Repre-.
sentative, T. c. Lego; treasurer, Ira
Crawford; sheriff, J. G. Foster; mem
Der of board, J. H. Tanner; coroner, J.
M. Adams; surveyor, j. A. Griffith
delegate to state convention, A. G.
Reynolds.
DR.. Martin attended the medical
convention at Ottumwa Wednesday.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-11
DANIEL B. PHALEN NOM
MATED FOR SENATOR
Special to The Spy.

special TO Inc spy.
Gardner, oct. 1O.-At the Democratic
senatorial convention of the third
Worcester district, in the lower hall
of the town building, this afternoon,
Daniel B. Phalen of Fitchburg was
nominated for senator. John F. Der
vim, Jr., of Gardner was chosen a
member of the state central 2 )mmittee.
j. f. Dervin, Jr., called the conven-
ton to order and read the call. P. F.
Gleason of Fitchburg was made tenn
porary chairman and T. B. Murphy of
Athol secretary. The committee on
credentials. was ]. j. Hunt of Winch
endon (chairman), George W. Boutelle
of Athol Frederick Ryan of Fitchburg.
w. j. Mountain of Gardner and c. M
Day of Winchendon.
The committee reported 20 delegates
present, two from Winchendon, five
from Fitchburg, three from Athol, six
from Gardner and four from Leomins-
ter. Ashburnham, Lunenburg, West
minister and Royalston wa not rep
resented.
w. j. Mountain nominated Mr..
Phalen for senator There was no OPP
position and he was declared the can
didate. Frederick Ryan of Fitchburg
nominated Mr.. Dervin for membership
on the state central committee, and he
was elected.
The officers of the convention were
empowered to fill vacancies. 1t was
voted that the next convention be in
Athol
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The WebSters,H However, Did Good
Work and Made the Contest
Close and Exciting Up to the
Sixth Inning
LEAGUERS DISAPPOINTED
IN SCORE OF 8 TO a
They Had Expected to Make a
Much Better Showing Than
{ That-About 1000 Enthusiasts
Turned Out to Witness the
Game

Special to The Spy
Webster, Oct 1O--The game between
Webster and the Boston National
League team on Beacon Park grounds
this afternoon was won by the leaguers
by a score OF 8 to 4, although up to the
sixth inning the game was close and
interesting one. Although all of the
mills worked, a few places of business
closed and nearly 1000 witnessed the
contest. Hotel Maanexit was closed as
tight as a drum all afternoon and the
Webster Times office also suspended
business
O'Reillys playing at short for Web
ster was the feature of the game. He
played a magnificent game. He made
triple play that was extremely SEN
satiopal Rickert also made startling
left hand catch in left garden. Lush is
credited with a couple of home runs
and Hamilton a three Dagger. They
knocked the ball in the brushes in right
garden and Reilly failed to find the
missing sphere until the batters had
circled the bases.
Sanders remained in the box until the
seventh inning and did good work UNI
der the circumstances. Stackpole then
went in. Willis took the slab for Bos-
ton replacing Dineen in the sixth, when
| Webster had apparently fighting
chance.
Pitcher Nichols of the leaguers was
scheduled to play short, but while
practicing just before the game was
called, he was struck in the face by a
batted ball and his nose was broken.
DR.. John J. Thompson was on the
grounds and gave medical aid. His in
jury of today is his first serious hard
luck of the season. The bone protrud-
ed but DR.. Thompson succeeded in
pushing it back into place. The Bos-
tons play in Leominster tomorrow af-
ternoon.
The sporting element of the own and
vicinity, as we'll as the representative
men, were in evidence at the game. The
Bostons drove to the grounds and as
they entered they gave three cheers
for Webster and her team
i Jimmie Stafford, formerly of the Bos-
! tons, was greeted cordially by his for
/ mer comrades, and they all in turn in
shaking hands with him asked how the
"Old General was. When he came to
bat he was given a big ovation and he
responded by making safe hit. San
ders did good work in the second in
ming when he retired the side without
scoring with no one out and Hamilton
on third, the result of three Dagger.
The score was lower than the fans had
expected. The score:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-11
REPORT OF SUPERIOR
COURT WORK FOR YEAR

Mai. w. T. Harlow, clerk of the Su-
perior Criminal Court for Worcester
County, has filed his report of cases
which have come before the court in
the past year. with the prison authori-
ties. The report is as follows: Grand
Jury cases-Number pending at begin
ming of year, IA; number begun during
wear. PAS; number in which indictments
were found 1872: number in which no
indictments were found 10; number
brought to trial before jury, 40; num-
Der placed on file before trial, 1OS;
number pending at end of year, 10;
number appealed at beginning of year
50; number of appealed cases begun,
4O2: number brought to trial before ju-
ry, IA; number placed on file before tri-
al. 1872: number pending at end of year,
26
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-11
HEARINGS BEFORE THE
REFEREE IN BANKRUPTCY

The following cases were heard yes
terday by Charles F. Aldrich, referee in
bankruptcy:
First meeting in the case of M. J.
Donahue of Worcester, John B. Rati-
gan was appointed trustee and his
bond fixed at $780, Claims proved and
allowed. Adjourned to Nov. Z.
First meeting in the case of w. H
Sherman of Worcester, ]. o. Sibley APP
pointed trustee, bond fixed at $500
Hearing continued until Nov. Z.
In the case of John C. F. Mirick of
Princeton the final account of trustee
was allowed and the trustee discharged
Last meeting in the case of Alice H.
Bradshaw of Gardner, trustees final
account allowed and case closed.
Small dividend.
Last meeting in the case of Charles
F. Randall of Worcester. trustees fin
al account allowed and trustee dis
charged Case closed.
Case of James ]. Casey, report of
trustee allowed and trustee discharged.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-11
FOUR ATTACHMENTS
MADE YESTERDAY

The following records of attachment
were filed yesterday in the Registry of
Deeds
William H. Kelly of Warren VS.. Wal
ter A. Putnam of Warren, an action
in tort to recover $4,000, papers served
by Deputy Sheriff W. w. Scott.
Frank Grandon VS.. Joseph Asselta Of
Worcester, an action of contract $500
Papers returnable in Central District
Court Oct 10.
Celina Bovea of Holden VS.. Moses
Bovea of Holden. The plaintiff repre-
sents that she was married to defend
ant Oct 16, 1887, and asks divorce for
cruel treatment, $1,000 Papers served
by Deputy Sheriff F. H. Baldwin.
Alfred L. Walker of Leominster VS..
Charles E. Estabrook of Sterling, ac-
tion of contract, $500, returnable before
Second District Court, Oct 10. Served
by Deputy Sheriff George G. Lawrence.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-11
PRESIDENT LYNCH
WAS GUEST OF HONOR

Edward ]. Lynch of New York City,
international president of the Platers
Polshers' and Buffers. Union was the
guest of monor. of the local union at
Labor Headquarters, Ga Southbridge
Street. last night. The meeting was
open to the public and a good sized
crowd was present. The affair took on
the form of a smoke talk and Mr.. Lynch
entertained his hearers with a state
ment of the condition of the various
unions throughout the country. His
remarks were interrupted by frequent
applause. Many representatives of the
brass workers and Moulders were pres
emit
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-11
COMMITTEE ON PARKS
MET AND ADJOURNED

The joint special City Council com
mittee on parks met last night and ad-
Journed until Tuesday night at
o'clock. Several members of the COM
mittee had engagements last night.
they did not care to sacrifice. 1t is
generally believed that some action
will be taken at the next meeting of
the committee. as a majority of mem
bers are sick and tired of going over
the matter year after year without ac-
complishing anything in the way of re-
suits.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-11
GRAFTON

Miss Flora M. Randall has moved
into the Leland house on South Street.
C. Edward Fisher has bought a
new pointer of John b. Scott of
Worcester.
Joseph Doyle, who has been sick
for three weeks, is able to be out
again.
Miss Margaret Baldwin of Charles
town is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
Fosberg of Centreville.
The basketball team of the Graf
ton High School has secured the old
High School building in which to play.
John Curry of Chicago is visiting
in Centreville.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-11
Hold the Fort

FOR AM COMING These the words sgnaled by Gen.
Sherman Gen. Corse from the top of Kenesaw Mountain
October 4h 1864 That message made change in the history
of this country but just today it thirtseven
years ago.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-11

Two-base hits, Demont, Lowe, Waldron;
three-base hit, Hamilton; home runs,
Lush 2; sacrifice hit, Merritt; stolen base,
Lowe; double plays. O'Reilly to Mellor;
triple play, O'Reilly to Mellor; first base
on balls. Waldron, Hamilton 2. Lowe;
struck out. Demont Rickert Sanders 2,
Dineen. Jim Stafford, Reilly, Mellor,
Richardson, Reilly, Stackpole passed
balls, Kittredge Time, lao Umpire, Con-
Way of Webster.