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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-12-05

R. Steel, of Nevada, Mo-, is holdiAs
revival at the NIoravia G. P. church
Services each evening at o'clock.
James McCauley, Fred Buckmaster
and Will Haver attended the fat stoch
show at Chicago this week.
Harry Pabst left for Lawton, Q. I.
Monday.
G. A. Woods and Mrs. Kate knight
Sundayed in Hooking Valley.
Thomas Pilkington and H. 7. wy
rick will leave for Bridgeport o. T.
next Monday.
Mrs. Will Thomas and son Rel
were shopping in Abba Friday.
Ed. Warrington came down from
Keb Tuesday for weeks vacation.
Perry Norton and wife left for I'm.
ionville Monday to make that place
their future home.
Henry Mccoy, of Ottumwa, was
down on business Saturday.
Tom Hiatt, of Atlanta, Mo-, came I'll
Sunday to visit home folks.
Otoe Campbell spent Sunday in Cen.
terville.
Lou Main made flying trip to ST.
Louis Monday.
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What Cheer,

What Cheer, Dec. 5.-Guy Geneva
has gone to Lucas, at which place he
has secured position in the mines.
John Orr has gone to Dolliver to Wis,
it with his daughter.
The Free MethOdists are holding re-
vival meetings at their church. Con,
siderable interest is being manifested
Mrs. Menza Burke, of Oskaloosa
spent few days visiting relatives al
this place.
The new steam laundry, under the
management of Mr. Gilhousen, is meet
ing with success, and fills long felt
want in What Cheer.
Ad. Mcfarland has gone to Cripple
Creek. His friends here wish hin
success in his venture.
The poultry show held here thi
week, closing Saturday, promises Il
be success with fine display o
fowls.
Arch and Mat Palmer have gone t,
Matley, Mimi, to arrange matters TO
moving permanently to that place il
the spring.
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BUY A Farm!
LEGAL.
Original Notice.
1913 East Main st. ottumwa, IL

To Geo, Fellows, Charlotte Parmenter,
G Grs w o narTentGr lanes X LyngS9ne
Bown, Kittle Ryan. Michael Ryan, NlaIy
Cartier. Frederick Cartier, John t. Lewis,
NJ. Hooker, Alice NJ. Woodward c. u;
Woodward, Hattie Il. Il. Hutchinson. j.
4. HUTCHINSON, Chas.. II. Champion, Mrs.
and others. =
You and each of you are hereby notified
ina 1 there 81 is + nov on file in the office Of
Of Iowa, in and ' for Wapel county mt s' III.
petition of Geo. Il. IIali and W. d. Tisdaie,
as executors of the last will and tesla
SO as administrators with the will annexed
of the estate of Caroline T.. Fellows, de
| ceased, asking. fol. an order Of court e
uatcd in the connty Of Wapcllo and Stat.
3, i SN l. IS iSG u o's 2 g. 50. 4; 81 5S
IT. in H q Two kSeil1ggs subdivsSni
Wendell \ Hoddy's subdivisions; lot . In
block 19tin nake,s' addition; lots q, -.
81; 30, aud 80 IN Robt Fellows addition.
"a, 10, il, ". L.. IIammonds snhdiyision
4 of $, ". 4 Of S, ~ and E.s u Of u. i.
| u of $. l.. z of $. w. u. all in Sec. II.
| Up. y; Il. ,l# also. all of The. parts q
Gpv now lots awaea and ID sd in S f%o 81 rp ~
ing what was lots > and 4 in Robt. Eel.
lows Add. to- Gttuinwa. Iowa. before same
were vacated, MS more fully and accurately
described in petition, for the purpose OF
paying debts, making distribution TO lega
the provisions of said wills of Robt. Eel
lows, deceased. and Caroline L. Fellows
deceased. For particulars see petition
before noon of the second day of the next
term being the January term. of said court
which will commence at Ottumwa. Iowa
fault will be entered against you and al
order granted as prayed for.
Dated December 4th, 1901.
M'NETT 4 TlSDAIE.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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Murray.

Murray, Dec. 5.-Miss Anna Rouk
has so far recovered as to be able to
be out.
The special meetings begin at the
Baptist church Sunday. The evan
gelist is here and will assist Rev. Pei
ton.
Ed. Herbert is a guest at the Gar
rett home Mr.. Herbert was formerly
resident of Murray, salesman for
NJ. Goldsmith, who was then in bust
ness here.
A. R. Bishop went to Thayer Satur-
day evening.
o. e. Garrett, Jr., is confined to her
home with chicken-poX.
Mrs. Chas. Bott is much improved.
Union Young Peoples meeting at
the M. E. church Sunday evening.
Georgia Ruffcorn returned from a
short visit in Weldon Monday.
Aron Carr sold his farm south of
Murray.
The entertainment given by the M
E. w. f. M. society was entertaining
as also beneficial. A large audience
greeted their effort
The M. L. c. met at the home OF
Miss Anna Hoffman Tuesday after
noon.
The grade on the new railroad west
of this place about two miles, is slid
ing considerably. 1t has almost OBJ
scured the road, and still continues
While passing over it last week, the
road boss said that it would be neces
sary for them to fill the road, which
at that point is low, up level to pre-
vent any more of the grade givins
way.
/ Rev. O. P. Sonner who has suffere,
so long of typhoid fever, is SO far nc
covered as to be removed from j. F
i Wick's to the home of his brother-in
law, Chas. Doner, this week.
Ira Benson is spending this weel
i. visiting in Des Moines.
Miss Ruth Dale returned to he
home after few days visit wit
friends here.
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from Chicago Monday where Mrs.
Bradley had an operation performed
and returns much improved in health.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Erskin
Thanksgiving day, baby girl.
Mrs. Frank Hayes returned from
Deep River Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Garret spent Sun
day at Cnas. Foxes.
Several Of the little folks i'll this
vicinity have the whooping cough.
Miss Arda McEwen, who is attend
ing school at Pella, spent Thanksgiv-
ing at home
Herman Pike has resigned carrying
the mail. Nat Byrum takes his place,
r. j. Woody and T. X. Moore went
TO Oklahoma Tuesday
Will Rennie went to Marshalltown
on business Wednesday,
L. Lyons was in Davenport purchas
ing holiday goods Monday and Tues
day.
Revival services are in progress al
the Friends church, Rev. kenworthy
in charge.
The carpenters are Singing the
new church.
Geo. Pickens. Julian Woody and
Slemmons WEIGH were home Thanks
! giving.
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Pennington.

Pennington, Dec. 5.-Orin Smith, of
Bonaparte, spent Sunday evening in
town.
Mis- Susan Wehn, of Mt. Sterling,
spent Thanksgiving with her parents,
Rev. Geo. Wehn and wife.
The girls of the high school athletic
club played a game of basket ball in
the school grounds last Saturday af-
ternoon. The Juniors and Seniors
were pitted against the Sophomores
and Freshmen and the latter won the
game.
Miss Dora Ware visited Stockport
Saturday.
J. w. Lapsley came home to spend
Thanksgiving and is resting up this
week.
The Pennington football team play
ed against the Bonaparte team at the
latter place, Thursday, Nov. 2S. The
game was a close one, being to in
favor of Bonaparte.
Messrs. Sam Merrick and Ed Pyle
visited in Keosauqua from Saturday
until Sunday.
| j. A. Adamson, of st. Louis, was in
town Wednesday looking after bust
ness.
The Masonic lodge held an I extra
meeting last evening, in which some
drill work was done. A banquet was
Eserved by Woodwork.
Mr.. and MrsTh Linsey, of Penns
vile, Ohio, are visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
VIM. Muir, of Bonaparte, was a bus
mess caller Monday.
Mr.and Mrs Sam Boiler returned tt
their home in st. Joe, Mo-, Monday
| after a few days visit with relatives
Miss Grace Boiler returned to Keokul
the same morning.
: The young people of the Baptis
church had an oyster supper at inc
Saterly's, four miles east of town, Fri
} day evening. A good time was en-
: joyed by all.
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ANOTHER GOOD WEEK.

DutIns the past ten days have ljcen
down, IT Milton. Van Buren, Co., selling
farms. Since last Tuesday week, l have
sold FIVE farms near there to Wapello and
keokuh county farmers and two of them
vanccs above the price they paid.
The parties who bought of me the past
week were Jas. I'alr. S. A. Hutton, Chas,
1t is a fine prairie country and there are
some good bargains. leave for Miltor
next Monday again and will he there al
You c..r leave Ottumwa on the 1 a. m
train o.. rne Wabash for Bloomfield, ther
from Bloomfield over the Burlington. get,
ting to Milton at $40 n m, where will
meet YOU. Best connection on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
MORRIS WILLIAMS.
Bnknr RIillInr
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ed the prize. Light refreshments We're
served. Those present were Mes
danes: J. w. Hall, A. j. Shelter, j. O.
Hummell, Geo. Earhart, H. Cox, a. c..
Weygant. E. Finney, NJ. Heist, |. c..
McCrary, d. l.. Basquin, j. e. Hough-
land, j. e. Varnum, f. Cremer, S. H.
Sawyers, Chas. Abbott, II. Goble,
Chas. Shelter, NJ. Helles, Flowers,
Chas. Dibble. Keosauqua; f. Mott Des
Moines. Miller. Ottumwa; Rambo,
Chillicothe.
Mrs. Wagner and Miss Salmon of
Newton, are guests of Mrs. e. Barger.
Mrs Rella Ersllin spent yesterday
at Ottumwa.
Mrs. Chas. Dibble returned to Keo.
sauqua this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. Webster and Mrs
Laura Miller of Washington. were call
ed here yesterday by the serious ill
ness of their mother, Mrs. Geo. Will
son.
C. w Weber f. Isbell and J. o.
Hunnell We're in Ottumwa yesterday.
Mrs McGrew of Keosauqua spent
yesterday at Eldon.
| Messrs. Given, Brown, Scott and
Gilmore were in town yesterday on
railroad business.
Mrs. Stone went to Agency this
morning to visit her mother.
| Rob Brown went to Batavia today
to visit his sister.
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Excellent Values in Shoes. Etc.

$3.50 for Mems Fine Shoes, none bet
ter.
s1.S9 for Mems Dress Shoes, former
price, $2.25.
$3.50 for Ladies' extra quality fine
Shoes.
S1.9S Tor Ladies' fine Dress Shoes,
extra value.
slips for Boys long lasting Shoes.
CSC for Children's solid Shoes.
Little Shoes that wear at zoe, S5c
49c, Csc and 75c.
1Oc for Ladies' fleece lined Hose.
1Oc for Mems wool Socks.
8 pair of Mems cotton flannel
Gloves zoe.
Fine assortment in kid and WOO
Mittens and Gloves for ladies, gents
and children to select from.
Cut prices on Overshoes, Rubbers
and Felt Boots.
THE FAIR
11s Main Street.
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LibertyvilIe.

Libertyville Dec. 5.-Dr. Barber Of
Kansas City, Mo-, stopped off here and
visited with his brother-in-laW, Rev. G.
Springer. He is on his way east.
Mr.. Woorley arrived home Tuesday
after an extended visit in western
Iowa.
Jas. Laughlin and wife who went to
Beatrice, Neb., to spend the winter, re-
turned home last night.
E. R. Laughlin arrived home after
having visited for several weeks in
the west.
Amanda Clark returned to her home
in St Joe, Mo-. Thursday.
Sam Watkins, Jr., went to Ottumws
today on business.
| Capt, S. H. Watkins, Dan Leppo ane
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West Van Buren,.

West Van Buren,, Dec. 5.--The
school closed Thanksgiving day.
Harvey Sassady of Keokuk is visit
ing with w. H. Channell in this vi
icnty.
T. G. Fellows and Seward Fellows
and wife spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Bachelor of near Bona,
parte, Mr. Fellows remaining awhile
with his daughter, who is in very
poor health.
Mrs. Laura Fellows received last
week from Arizona very fine cactus
of which she is very proud.
John Cookey is laid up with lame
back.
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Green . alley.

Green Valley, Dec. 5-Tom Hamil-
ton and wife of Ormanville, visited
friends in this vicinity last week.
Miss Elsie Taylor visited Miss Avis
Arnold Sunday.
Miss Florence Lockman and little
daughter, Myrtle, visited relatives in
Foster Tuesday.
Little Raymond Lockman is very
sick at this writing.
Lawrence Ward and wife attended
church at Ash Grove Sunday night.
Alvin Stamm has returned home
from an extended visit in the western
states for his health.
The Scatterburg literary societ!
met Friday night and organized. They
will have a literary every Friday
night. All are invited to attend.
Miss Gladys Miller, of Unionville
has music class in this vicinity.
Miss Minnie Cotteral, of Chillicothe
is visiting relatives in this vicinit.
this week.
Frank Cloyd and daughter. Minnie
who have been visiting in Blakesburs
for some time, are coming home soon
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Chequest.

Chequest. Dec. FOLLOWING is the
program of the Chequest Farmers
club held Thursday, at the home of
George C.. Duffield:
10 o'clock a. m.-Come in.
11:45-Fill up
l p. m.-President's Annual Address
John Swires.
Ideal Housekeeping Evan
Fellows.
Paper-MTs. John Pilote.
do Farmers Attach Enough Digni,
ty to Their Occupation S. Ream.
Paper-Hon. James Elerick.
Election of officers.
Adjournment
Alfred Green. of northwestern Iowa
is visiting with his sister, Mrs. John
Mccullough, and old time friends at
this place.
Rev. Whitlock has begun a protract
Saturday night.
Becca Rambo spent over Sunday
with friends in Ieando
George Hissen is the possessor of g
fine new buggy.
! Mrs. John Nelson spent over Sunday
at the Hugh Findlay home neal
Douds.
There was about twenty guests en-
tertained at Thanksgiving dinner a
the w. H. Harryman home. last hura
| day.
Grover Shaffer spent Thanksgiving
with friends at Keosauqua.
Dr.. d. F. Rambo and wife, of Chill
licothe, ate Thanksgiving dinner a
the parental Rambo home here.
Grant Buckles and family. of Lean
do, Sundayed with friends in thi
place.
Messrs. Teller. Cleve and Rex Ram
DO visited friends here Tuesday.
Quite a number of our young peopl
have been attending protracted meet
ing at Douds the past week.
There was an interesting program
carried out at the Ellis Literary Soc
ETY. Tuesday evening.
A number Of farmers delivered hog
at Douds Tuesday.
Crawthers brothers have been OF
Grating their steam wood saw quit
lively now for several days.
B. w. Harryman begun the white
term of school at this place Monday
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BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.
Mrs. William Mintoyne Plans and Car
ried Out Successful Affair.

red Out Successful Affair.
Mrs. William Mintoyne planned ant
carried out most successfully sur
prise party on Miss Stella, in honor OF
her fourteenth birthday anniversary,
last Saturday. A very delightful ev
ening was spent in games and music
and an elegant supper was served to
which all did ample justice. There
were about twenty-six guests present
The out-of-town visitors were Miss
May Hayes, and Messrs. James and
Fern Shields, and William Wood, Of
Abba.
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some time ago has been granted and
Charles Stanley was appointed as
carrier.
S. A. Morrison and wife and Mis-
Rosie Wyckoff visited over Sunday
with relatives in Kirksville, Mo.
Several of the young people attend
ed the spelling match at the Maple
Grove schoolhouse last Friday night,
Married at the home of the brides
parents Wednesday, November 81, Mr..
Adolphus Chance. Of Ormanville and
Miss Emma Weatherly of this place.
The young couple will make their flu
ture home near Ormanville. Their
many friends wish them long and
happy life.
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Unionviile.

Unionville, Dec. ga new telephone
Is being built from here to Moravia,
which will be completed soon.
D. w. Thompson and wife are re-
joicing over the arrival of girl at
their home.
The rural mail route petitioned for
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MunterviIIe.


Munterville, Dec. 5.-The public
sale at Mrs. A. Springer's Tuesday
was very well attended in spite of the
very cold disagreeable weather and
most everything brought fairly good
prices.
Mr. and Mrs. Amandus Anderson,
had a royal visitor arrive at their
home on last Wednesday evening to
partake of Thanksgiving festivities
with them. 1t was fine baby boy,
and the first son to arrive among a
family of seven girls. Mr.. Anderson
feels unusually proud.
Mrs. Perry Swenson is visiting her
son a few days on her way to her
home in Red Oak. She has been visit
ing relatives in Moline, the past week
and will return to her home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Amandus Anderson
Sunday.
Nels Hall called on G. H. Swanson
Tuesday.
Sven Pearson was a Munterville
visitor Tuesday.
i C. F. Swanson, who has been doing
carpenter work near Soap Creek, fin
ished his contract last week and came
home to spend the winter months.
Frank Larson who was dangerous
ly sick last week with appendicitis is
on the mend now and able to be uI
and around.
Mrs. VIM Larson, who has been Wis
; iting in Ottumwa, the past week re
: turned home Monday.
E. G. Allen is improving his place
by building a new board fence aroun,
his entire premise, which has beel
. needed for some time.
Henry Berry has completed a nea
residence south of Munterville, on hi
land there. Chas. Neal and wife vii
occupy it.
Rev. Linden has enjoyed a visi
from his brother since last Saturday
: who returned to his home yesterday i
Swedesburg. He was also acompar
: led by his wife and child and a plea!
ant visit was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kinblade, Mr.
NJ. F. Hokanson, and Mrs. l.. l.. Swel
7 son took dinner with Rev. Linden an
wife last Sunday.
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Cedar.

Cedar, Dec 5.--Mrs. James Picken
visited her sister. Mrs. McFall, near
Lacey, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erv Bradley returned
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BlackhaW

Blackhawk, Dec. 5.-Mrs. c. Brown
and Mrs. w. A. Elder We're Unionville
callers Wednesday.
Dick Reynolds was in Blackhawk on
business last Tuesday.
Rose Coop was a BlaclShawl caller
Wednesday.
Castor Gilland passed through
Blackhawk Sunday.
Mrs. Charlotte Brown was in brakes.
vile Tuesday.
w. F. Robb was a Blackhawk caller
Wednesday.
Messrs. Eldridge Brown and Will
lard Reynolds and Misses Lottie
Brown and Belle Glassburner attend
ed meeting at Ash Grove Thursday
night.
Eldridge Brown has been employed
on the farm of Dick Reynolds, OF
Bunch, the past week.
II. J. Smith was in Ash Grove Sat
urday evening
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Abinudon.

Alfred and Thomas English, Of Kan
sas, are visiting relatives in this vi
cinity. They will be remembered by
the old settlers as living here forty
years ago.
Mrs. A. E. Murdoch, of Brazil, Ind,
returned to her home after three
weeks visit with her niece, Mrs. B.
B. Bnrris.
Milt Fleenor and family, of Hedrick,
Alfred Downey and daughter, of Au-
rora, Neb.. Jim Dcwney and wife, of
Packwood, Dave Downey, of Hedrick,
Mrs Frank Sears and Jake Downey
and family were all guests of A. T.
Downey Monday
Mrs. d. H. King and Miss Cora Bur
ris visited friends in Brookville Satur-
day.
Rev Coats, of Washington, Ia,
preached at the Christian church Sun
day and Sunday night.
Mrs Maria Lathers, of Brookville,
is visiting at the home of E. +. Best.
A. N. Smith. of Blakesburg, was the
guest of R. j. Peters Sunday.
Miss Harlan, of Rome, visited over
Sunday with her sister, Miss Lillian.
Ashgrove.
Ashgrove, Dec. 5.-The meeting at
the M. E. church is still in progress.
L w. Marvel. of Marysville, ILL.,. is
. visiting with his sister, Mrs A. Cassill
, George Schwartzenbaugh, a highly
) respected citizen died at his home
! near Albany last Wednesday,, of ty
phoid fever He was tenderly laid tt
, rest Saturday in the Hopcwell GENE
, terry.
Mrs. Manda Cassill visited Thursda.
l with her mother, Mrs. Louisa Fletcher
: of Green Valley.
Lawrence Ward and wife and son
a Norman, of Green Valley, attended
e church at this place Sunday night.
S Rev. Hollowell filled his regular az
pointment at the Christian church las
$ Sunday.
S John Ward and Miss Elsie McLock
of Albany were united in marriage las
$ Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer, of Wilson, ar
0 visiting with their daughter, Mrs. Be
. Martin.
5. There will be a pie supper at TIL
k Ashgtove school house Friday night
All are invited to attend.
}, Moravia.
l. MOraVia, Dec. 5.-Samuel hay
l. transacted business in Centervill
Monday.
A. B. Horn returned from Illinoi
Saturday.
lie Frank Pence, who has been workin
a, in Kansas for the past year. returne
home Monday.
e. A five-pound girl made her appear
at ance at the Easton home Sunda
night. Mother and child doing we'll.
orI The noted blind evangelist, Rev. !.
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ando.

Leando, Dec, 5.-Quite a fire in town
at noon Tuesday. A house owned by
w. H. Morrison and occupied by John
Green caught fire from defective
tlue and but for the willing assistance
of neighbors it would have been con-
sumed. The roof was badly damaged.
No insurance.
Mrs. Loring, of Fairfield. and Mrs.
A. l.. Doud visited with Mrs. w. H..
Morrison Tuesday.
VIM. Doud's team ran away Tues
day. Both horses were thrown down
but no serious damage was done.
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Hynes.

Hynes. Dec. 5.-Misses Dollie Wig
nall and Nancy Burrell were shopping
in Abba last Friday.
Sam Lewis is on the sick list
Last Monday, while helping dig q
well near No. 6 mine Harry Angel
was suffocated to death by poisonous
air caused by using dynamite in blast,
ing. Mr.. Angel was young married
man and leaves a wife and one child
Mrs. Manning of Libertville, spent
Sunday with friends at Hynes.
Rachel Darlington is reported to be
sick.
Mrs. Beliefs and Mrs. Newman were
trading in Abba Monday.
Rev. Thos. O'Rourke and family
went to Milo last week to visit
| friends.
VIM. Lowry of Hickory Sundayed at
the parental home.
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Yampa.

Yampa, Dec. 5.-Thomas Rifle and
family were Batavia shoppers Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Clell Farley and chill
dren visited at the home of John Smith
in Bladensburg Sunday.
Mrs. Jessie Plowman is visiting at
her fathers, G. B. Morrisons this week
Quite number of the citizens at
tended the musical entertainment IN
Batavia Monday evening.
c. w. Burnaugh and sister, Mrs
Smith, We're in Ottumwa Thursday.
Miss Gussie Avery was in Batavia
Saturday.
c. F. Wiley, wife and daughter Wis
tied friends in Yampa Sunday.
Mrs. Nancy Dreamer and daughter
visited her brother, Ed. Stewart, Sun
day.
Mrs. Farley was in ottumwa satur
day.
| Miss Mary Carman is visiting will
| friends near Ottumwa this week.
Miss VERNE ellis visited at he
home near Bladensburg Sunday.
The Odd Fellows social at Bladens
burg last Thursday evening was
success both socially and financially.
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Hayesville.

Hayesville. Dec. 5.-Rev. Boaz clos
ed his meeting here last week. He goes
to Cedar Rapids to assist Rev. Shearer
in a meeting.
Rev. Reaves and wife, of Barn City,
are spending q few days with their
old friend, Rev. A. Richardson, OF this
place.
Rev. Alters. of Abba. will preach at
Hayesville, Sunday, December s. at
II a. m. and at Lancaster at 2:30 p,
nj. Rev. Albers will move his family
to Hayesville next week and will take
charge of the work here for the con
ference year.
Ed Weller and wife are spending a
week in Chicago.
Mrs. H. A. Crabb will have a rag
lacking tonight.
Mr.. Richardson celebrated his eighty
seventh birthday last Sunday.
Rural telephone is the chief topic IL
this vicinity at this time. By Christ
mas nearly every home will have
hello" attached.
John Oster, of Keswick, bought the
Wilson farm near Hayesville last
week. paying SIS per acre. Mr. Wilson
with his family will leave shortly fol-
Windy, Kansas.
Bird utterback, of Hayesville, ano
Miss Pearl Terril, of Lancaster, were
married Wednesday, Nov. 81.
Mr. and Mrs. l. G. Stephenson spen
last Sunday at Martinsburg, the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Bacon.