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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
S9wefs.

8ern. @pn ben eibgenDiiiGer
aontrondmtern ftnb i'm apeiten S..ar,
tai 1901 inssefammt 1,142,87O i'll
berne unb soloene llbreni6alen abss,
fteslt tpor6en, sesen 957,465 in be,
g: -.en 3eit bes lebten Sabres.-Sn
Bern itarb, "a Sabre alt, l1lri9 Qms
biibl BON Sisrispil, 5elbpeibel In
fantonalen Poliseitorps. Sn circo
brsi Moraten bate er fein 50iGbriaes
9isnftiubilGum feiern tDnnen.- Mm
Gissrsletider baben firali9 bic Sum
~nelarbeiter Der Sunsfraubabn bic Or
belt nieberselegt tpegen einem unbeltebs
ten Sberaufieber. Sieier purbe bon
ben Irbeitern entnaffnet; er fihrte
etnen Hepplper unb einen Spl9 nit
fa. unb mubte i6ltebli9 bas Selh
rdumen. OILS ct meg mar, ipuroe BIT
arbett pieber oufsenommen.
3Iri9. Sn 3iiri9 ftarb, "a
Sabre alt, bic betannte Sugenbf4rifts
ftenerin sSpbanna SpDri.
Gofotburn. Sas folotburnii4e
&antonalturnfeit in Often nabm bel
gutter 8etbeilisuns einen prG4tisen
@erlauf. gs purbe au9 gut searheis
tet. Dim Sefttpnsturnen betbeili9ten
fi6 % Seftipnen nit $50 Surnern.
8afellanb. 3pei Strdflins.
bes 3uatbanies BON 2isftal, Die tirss
li1 BON Der 5elbarbeit meg beiertirten
finb aus freien @tiiden pieoer ing
3u9tbaus 5uriidsetebrt. sic batter
fiG in ben @albunsen bes Suro
berumsetrisben.
8raubiinben. Sn Gambler
ftarb Der 80 Sabre alte 2anbammdnr
Sob. 5oenburD, PrGiioent Der Settior
Gnaabin Der Sriebensliga, 9runbe'
unb Better Der gngabinerbant, Elm I'm
bic gntpidlur1s bes Sremoenpertebrs
i'm Gnaabin bo9perbienter Mann.
Seffin. SIM Sottoceneri ipurb'
cine Mber nit iilbsrbaltisem 8lei emit:
bedt, bic iiG anseblid auf etne Gang
BON funf &ilpmetern berfolgen ldbt.
Waabt. Ser i'm glitter bon Y
Seabren ~peritorbene ebemalise 8antie'
Charles 8eKeres in 2aufanne bat ieiI
aanaes, iiber 100000 5rancs betra
genbes @erm0sen Der @toDt Eau ann
unb einissn Wobltbdtisteitsanfaltei
perma9t.
81 uenburs. Dieter Sage fsiert
i'm @9oobe Der in 81. 8laiie per!am
melten pdbasosiiaen 9eienihaf
Neuenburss 9err 2ebrer Sacpt II sc
nannter Stabt iein 5Oidbrises Subj
IGum als FOLDER.
Muifif6es 3eitunsspe:
fen. Gnoe BEG 10. SabrbunoertS gal
es in aans 8uBlano nun Spet Sour
male. sSsm Oftober 1900 erf9ient1 tn
3arenreide insesfammt 50 SaeeSsict'
ter, oilo ebenfo piele, als es bort Sell
eibt. Bon bieien 3situnsen ent ellen
81 ouf ben Yetersburger unb s5Sos:
souer ssreis. Sn AZ 8reiie1 ec6 {!
~iiberbaupt feline Seitung. Suit q
areiie batten ie Elm 9latt, eli le stpel
brei ie bret, elm &reis bier, Elm Sre1
1ieben SlGtter.
Sic 8or
beaurpetne iinb in ben l1bte,
sebn Sabren in Der enslii9en Gsieu
fdaft mebr unb mebr in Mbnahme &C
fpmmen. @on Munb 5u Wtuno get
pie Die Yarole bas Wprt: 8oroeau
lei 'nibt fir bas enslii4e &lima &c
eisnet. g~bampasner bagesen finoe
mod INNER mebr @nflang uno 1ptel
auf feitlidem Slide unbebinst ol
6dubtrDue. &,
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seue GrFnomms fir Hlmtbersiftnns.

Sr. 6. 8. @arner's COMPOUND
Of feuen Cures, bas beribmte Mittel
gesen &rebs unb sesen aae Sautz
NIB 8luttranfbeiten, BITE bur9 8es
ribruns, Mittelurla@e ober erbli@
ueruria9t itnb.
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Mnaehenne unb i9Sne 0ef9ter.

/. llnreines 8lut ueruria4t ii9erli9
Simmer, unb raube 9aut. Or. Warz
enr's COMPOUND Of fepen Cures, Der
aroBartise 8luts@ rnenerer, ma9t ets
me raube 5aut sart unb idon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
0foenBnta.

Gutin. Das p~eritorbene GrGuletn
SuIie 8aber perma9te Der Stabt BITE
5umme bon 10000 Mart our GrrtAs
tuna Der nod ibr benannten n8aoer>
Stiftuns." Terner binterlieb bic @ers
ftorbene Der Stride gu Guttn 1000
Wart.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
Wornomhef nt&t tuer 2ebeu nit aanet
OlkD(kkOkk un6 Mau@tt bon Sabafl

Sls sbunt bon feber Sorm bes 9abassennfeS IetAt
9ttstIt nab sefun6. itort. o~utitbenh une psn pom Gseen
0sbrondt SaS i&moNe Wsdnuer PART rae4t. Wtele &C.
niaasn aeIn gfanh In sebn 9asen. Dtshr oS 6OO,s
600 oeketIt. Del ansn Mpotbetesn. 3et!xna 9Gr9ns
IEIEOY Co. Chicago sbes New York. ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
4rokGersoat6uat 6eGeu.

Oarmitabt. 2aut amtlider 8e:
tanntma9uns iinb i'm 9~robbersos.
tbum 9eiIen an bireften Staatsiteuerr
fur 19O1-1902 insgeiammt 1O,3O9,.
631 Wart beranlagt porben, unb atpa,
2,307,568 Mart @ermDsensiteuer uni
8,1O2,O62 Marf gtntommeniteuer.-
Oer in tpeiten &reii len befannte Diretz
tor Der @oltsbanf, 8ernbarbt, lit eez
ftorben.
QIseD. Oie Stabtberorbnetenperz
fammluns bef9lob, bas felt spei Sab
rem beitanbene 9eperbeeeri9t pieber
aufoubeben. 9as Observation-Disclosures
toaesium ion au biefem 8ei9luHe besz
balb setommen iein, neil ii9 Ntsmanb
fanb. bas 4mt zines @orfssn6en bes
9elperbeseri9ts gu iibernebmen!
9tn9en. Ro9 in bieiem Sabr
tpirb NIT benz 8au elmer eleftri{aen
8abn apii9en 9iibesbeim unb 8inaen
besonnen. 9eplant lit neben Der Ser
fonalbefSrberung bic birette lleberfibs
rune BON Staatsbabnsiiterpasen. gu
bieiem 3ned ptrb bag 9eleis mittclf
breier S9ienen bereeitelt, BON benen
einmal bic erfte uno speite S9mals
jpur, bas anbere Wal bic erite unb
brittle S9tsne Normalipur bilben,
9as lestere paar pirb bon elsttrif9en
2ofomofipen. bas "eritere bon ben gez
fpObnli@en Motorpagen befabren.
Metns. Resierunssratb @auo
retfte i'm Muftrase Der gtfenbabnbiret>
tion na9 ben Ser. Staaten ab, UNI bos
bortise @iienbabnpeien gu ftubiren.
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0egen Reuralsie.
s2S RuIb.rrp ct. gaIttmor.

s2s RuIbsrrp ct. Baltimore. Oct. 'ss.
@sins 5rau Iitt felt tbrsr stmbbat pi.l on g,rpsu
f&messn; aaSbem is uisIrIet bases.n obns grf0ls per
fudt bate. nabm Hs pafOr s0uis's Nsrp.us startu
mad Ssbrau4 Don Y 5Iai&e bate Hs i&on sros. Elm
bsruns unb bin Id frob elm 70 sutss Rittsl .mpfebI.r
~ t5unen. 9. W. Q Smith.
Die So&p. ..S&meiern bes reinsn 8Iutes" tn Wtamt
burg. o.. %sr,Idrsn. bab he fsbr ~,ufrisbsn Rnb NIT be
@irtuns Don paitor 20nts's R.rpen. Stdrter. w.l&er
Ns felt 10 Sabrsn sebrau&sn. ebenio iast bic So4p
Obertn bes GOnuents tn gIpbe. Wo.. bas He i&on iet
Jabren Yaitor sSuis's Heruense tdrser NIT sutem q,
feloe oRwanste.
CT1A Elm mertbpoIss BUD tar gerpeuIeibenbe
%lg1 piro Sebern Der es berlanst, snseianbt
Stek yteoiSia puroc icit benz Sabre 1916 BON BEN
Sod1iu. Eaitcr &6nig. Sort Wapns. Sno. auoereite;
nno Jest inter ieinsr anipeiinng bon Der
kOENIG MEDICINE CO..
700 randolph ST., CHICAGO, IEL.
a.. Bel 2lppthefern su baben tar
eroBe $1.75. 6 fur $500. ~
gu baben bel Utartin Molitor. ct. Glout
zines yteffen bic Metfe ndD yeutt9lanr
ansetreten, Inn in einem Babe Grboz
lung gu iuden. Die Get6e tparb mad
Der 9eimatb iiberfiibrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
Me6fem6mrG.

plau. Der p~erftorbene &uufmarn
g. 8ern6arb bate i'm Snterefe jun
aer, itrebiamer Sanbnerter NIT 1000
Mart cine na9 ibm benannte Stiftuns
aeariinbet. @ein So6ui Gbuarb, Der
In Berlin Snsenieur 1T, fiste iinsft
bieIer Stiftune 1000 Marf gu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
3~1rnptns MnsHfnlefr.

S%ortmunb. Ser tpesen Inter
i9lasung perfolste friibere &affrer Der
Oortmunber 9anbelsbant, Strobe,
itarb plDbli9 i'm SefGnsnib IN Sonou>
eidinsen. :.
S6nerte. Sn 9arenfelb brannte
Der 9aitbof S9ulte ab. 3pet auf Dem
8oben be59Gftiste @rbeiter fan,en in
ben Slammen INN.
Siegen. Cine 60idbrise Srau
aus 3eppenfelb, Der ii4 Der 2eititrid
elmer nilbgeporbenen Sub I'm Dag
8ein seI9lunsen bate, purbe gu Soos
ee16leift.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
Drnpisss WHprraHe.t.

Gumbtnnen. CUR Grmtttelung
bes ober. Der W0rber bes Hittmetiters
D. Rroiigf iebte bas Oberfriessger'Ht
bes er5fen Mrmeeforps cine Belobnllrg
bon 1000 Marf aus fir benientger,,
peIder bic Spur bes Shdters nabfpe1'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
prnnittt gdblss1pib-4biIisist

Rtel. Bel elmer nddilidsn Seselz
fa9rt TN 9oden bon Riel %ertranten in
,Solge &enerns etnes 8potes bic Sell
ner S4r Gibt. Sordop unb @dnad.
Sr<nberburg. Wor Sturgeon
Dur. ee bic neuerbaute Staatsbabnlinis
S,attburszg rafenfteinzS onberburg unh
SinsleffzS onberburs erOffnet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01

len tarn.
9pd, Die @traftammer perur.
tbeilte ben &sntarten Der 0arlsbns,
tahe 2appat aus SGi:Iibtsn, Der 49,.
900 Mart &aHen' s'her unteri9lagen
nnb bur6- fali6e lansen Die @er>
untreuunsen perls4! G.;te. gu pieriGbs
risem 9efGnaniB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
8apern.

~S -"
MIn4en. Mn etnem hieiigen
@pmnafium bat elm 3pininsspaar-
Elm iunger Manr unb Elm iunges Mab>
9en-gemeinfam bas Mbiturtenteneras
men beftanben. SIS finb 8inber bes
neutrality-suspicious. Or. b. prinsss
bsim, gnfsl Der 99rifttegsrin 9ebtpia
Sohm. -5offapeGmeifter stdben5aeen
1T als Na4folser perfans gum Gene
raltntenbottfen Der Soffapelle ernanni
tporben. Ser betannte feaeifionifii9e
Maler unb Sauftrator Irtbur 2anss
BANNER 1T seitorben.
8ab @eidenbaII. Siefe,
Sage iinb bic Mrbeiten am Sriftpsbr.
bas bon benz 9odmaFer i'm Sabre
1899 iammt Der Snfel unb Der Bride
aeritDrt tporben fpar, ppuenbet porben.
Das @ebr lit 10 einseridtet, bab es Bel
brobenber @efabr geiprenst perben
fanr. pie @efammtfoiten hes 9aues
betrasen 12O,O 900 Marf.
8eusrbtrg. Der 81 Sabre aIte
Strabenndrtersiobn Geors Wtllner
tpoIte nit 1einem 8ruber auf etnem Of,
benz Gurasburserpebr gelanbeten 5lcb
fpielen, ftel bterbei in bic 2oifob unb
ertrdnf.
Dsaaenborf. 9iefer Sage
fpurbe tn @9Dana9 bic @itlersebefrau
Mnna Drummer BON bort i'm Otter bon
1O1 Sabren beerbigt. Seit naheau 80
Sabren Iebte lie NIT benz nm etpa &c
Sabre iinseren 9iitlet Drummer in
5~tpeiter gbe.
Ireifina. DIM fSnisliden bus
manifiiden @pmnaiium .tpurben Dor
DC Mbtturienten SO BON Der miinb.
li@en Yriifuna befreit. Das Mbiolus
torium tpurbe fdmmtli4en 46 Sdi.
lern Der beiben Sbertlafen %auertannt
Rurnber9. Sas &~riessgeri4t
p~erurtbeilte ben Reierneleutnant ppt:
abiuntt gessel (lnsbaa) tpesen einei
pitolenbueGs, bas nit einem unbe:
fannt sebliebenen Gesner aussefo4ter
Ypurbe, gu brei Monaten Seitunssbaft
pIepNein. Sn elmer bieiiser
Muble braa unIdnsit Mittass 5euel
aus, bas ii9 raid peiter perbrettet
unb 70 9aupts uno 76 Nebensebdube
barunter bic &reuabergs unb BIZ
Stabtpfarrtirhe, ben Yfarrbof uni
bas Honnenfloi ter, einGf4erte. Gtl
Mann purbe bon einem berabftirsen1
ben 8alfen eri9lasen. Die 8epOlte'
rune fliidtete NIT ibrer bepeslidel
Sabe ouf bic Selber. Der S9aben be
trGst 100000 Mart. Ser prinsrsaen
bat ben Mbsebranntn fofort ZOO
Marf iibertpieien.
&ofenbeim. Surf liiftgft er
laiiene @srorOnuns 1T ssnebmist. bal
bic Ginfubr BON Wiiriten uab fonitisel
@emengen bon 5ertleinertem Sleti6
aus Oefterrei9 nad gapern I'm fleinsl
@renapertebre. iotpie i'm Wtebz UNI
Marftpertebr oes @renabeairtes ferner
bin susulaKen lit.
% iraburg. Sn SettelDa@ %
Elm irrlinniser gSttdersebilfe ietn
Mutter nit einem 8eilhteb getDotet I'M
ieinen Batter fhper perlebt.
II e1w n
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Drrrtttf zsrn,nenh1srn.

8rombere. dit Midfat auf
pen lanon.rfr 9oftliden @otbftanb
Dronste DE r1erte 9ipiiion an, bab in
Den 9elr1 zen Man0pern Der. 5utterbes
part !, az Die Pferbe fdmmtlt4sr Srups
PEI 1aus ben ManDbermagasinen ents
<dpmmen psrben foG. 5erner tpirb be-
.nbi9tist, Die observation-disclosures
gelber au erbOben.
IiIebne. Die benz Sirften Seq
polb bon 9oben5onerns Sigmaringen
geb0rige 9erri1aft SraBig bel 5tlebne
nit ben basusebTrigen @itern, gors
iperfen unb ausseoebnten 5orten mart
fur 100000 Mart on einen 9ebeis
men &ommeraienratb in Berlin per'
9nuft.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-05-30
Bloomfield.

Bloomfield, May 2S.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. j. Sickle spent Sunday in Ottum.
wa, guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry PHILIPPE.
Mrs. j. E. Milligan, of Pulaski, is
visiting at the home of her son, ]. F.
Milligan, and other relatives.
John Mitchell, of Ottumwa, made a
business trip to this place on Mon
day.
Memorial Sunday was observed by
union services held at the Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday morning.
Rev. ]. w. Potter addressed the G.. A.
R. post, Relief Corps and congregation
delivering one of the finest orations
heard in this city on that subject for
many years.
Miss Maggie Battin returned Satur.
day from South Dakota, where she has
been spending the past year at the
home of her brother, John Battin.
Mrs. Mary Young returned Sunday
from Milton after short visit at the
home of her son, Will Linaberry, and
was accompanied on her return by
Mrs. Linaberry, who left for her home
Monday.
Mrs. John Campbell of Moulton, ac
companied by her daughter, Myrtle
and her son, Ode, were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lane Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Elsin, of Union
vile. Mo-. drove through to this city
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Blackhawk.

Blackhawk, May 28.-Died, May %,
1901, at the parental home, one and
one-half miles northwest OF Bunch,
Miss Mertie Paris.
James Zigler and Larue Scott were
in Bloomfield on special business We'd
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. e. Bean visited at
the home of Daniel James, OF Bromp-
ton, Sunday.
Messrs. Jas. Zigler and j. w. King
were visitors at the VIM. Brown home
Wednesday night.
j. w. King made business trip to
Centerville Friday.
Charles Brown and sister, Aida, were
Bloomfield callers Wednesday.
w. F. Robb was in Bunch on bust
ness one day last week.
R. H. Coop and W. A. Elder took q
load Of hogs to Bloomfield Tuesday.
Adam Swain of Unionville was in
Blackhawk Sunday evening.
Mrs. Anna Smith visited at the
home of Mrs. Miller Wednesday.
Miss Agnes Mcconnell was a Black
hawk visitor Sunday.
Misses Lille and Ethel Ellison of
Unionville were callers at the w. A.
Elder home Sunday.
Will Coop passed through Black
hawk enroute to Oak Grove Sunday.
Oliver Garner visited at the home
of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Crosby. Of
Moravia, last week.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-05-30

the Pennington high school was held
at the Wigwam of the Red Men We'd
nesday evening. The hall was prettily
draped and after short program,
dainty refreshments were serveds
VIM. Hunter and George Helwig, of
Bonaparte, were in town Saturday.
George Demple, Of Keokuk, visited
in town the first Of the week.
A hayrack load of young people went
out to Charles Brownf1eld's, on Dry
Ridge, Monday evening, the occasion
being Mrs. Brownfield's birthday.
Oso Barton, OF Bloomfield, visited
his parents last week.
Harry Folker and family visited rel.
atives in Mt. Sterling last week.
Miss Julia Smith, of Chicago spent
Sunday with her friend, Miss Carrie
Morris.
Mrs. George French, Of Ottumwa, is
in attendance at the bedside of her
brother, John Corwin, who is in crit
ical condition.
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keosauqua.

Keosauqua, May 2S.-J. B. Robin.
son, of this place, returned yesterday
from Boone, where he had been TAX
ing the state examination for embalm.
ing.
r. D. Conner, of Louisa county, is
visiting with his son-in-law, Rev.
Hughes, of this place.
Mrs. j. P. Stevenson, of Eldon, is
visiting in this place with her sister,
Mrs. w. T. Dick, and family.
Carl Fleming, who has been travel.
ing with show for the past year is
visiting in this place with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Fleming. Carl
will within a few days, go south to
meet his company at Jackson, MISS
sippi, where they fill five weeks en-
gagement. Carl is one of the leading
actors in his company and his many
friends here are glad to learn of his
success on the stage.
The Henderson Stock company ie
filing a weeks engagement at the OPP
era house here. They had a large au
dience on last evening and the play
was much appreciated by the listeners
Thos. Robb, of Pennington, was 9
recent Keosauqua business visitor.
Principal David Williams, of thii
Mace. who is deputy surveyor was
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Abba.

Abba, May ga banquet was Civ
en- by the Members of the Bar" last
night at the new Monroe hotel. The
out of town guests were Judge Sloan,
of Keosauqua, and Judge Fee of Cen
terville. Judges Roberts and Eichel-
berger were unable to attend. The
tables were beautifully decorated with
flowers and the menu had no limit.
Hon. T. B. Berry was POSTMASTER.
Addresses were made by Judges Fee
and Sloan, the general subject being,
THE Dignity of Law Profession. :
This was followed by toasts by nearly
all the other members of the bar. 1t
was a late hour before the company
dispersed, and pleasant memories OF
the evening will long remain in their
minds.
Abba trade is furnishing, every.
thing new and up-to-date. Even the
postoffice has a new pattern OF
stamps.
| Pat Longest is spending few days
| with his parents.
| The exercises for tomorrow will be
held in the public park, beginning al
| 1880 o'clock.
The Lucky Thirteen met with Anna
| bel Bowden Monday evening. 1t wae
decided to postpone the meetings dur
ing the summer months until the first
Monday in September.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-05-30
Douds.

Douds, May 28.-Miss Mary E. Nor
ton and Girls Strong, of Business Cor
ners, were united in marriage by Rev.
Boyd, of Selma, at his residence on
Thurdsay, May %.
Memorial services by the G. A. r.
Post at Leando on last Sabbath were
nicely conducted. The memorial SER
mon, preached by Rev Boyd, was
good, and the music rendered by the
male quartette equal to the occasion.
Mrs. Margaret Findlay has about re.
covered from her recent illness.
The first issue of the Douds-Leando
Gazette will be published on Thursday
Of this week, with s. A. Crawford as
publisher. The paper will be eight
pages, issued weekly and will be neu-
trail politically.
Douds and Leando people are talk.
ing up q Fourth of July celebration. A
meeting will be held Wednesday even.
ing at Douds to make proper arrange.
ments.
Mrs. John Morrow is slowly improv.
ing with some hopes of her ultimate
recovery.
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Hilton.

Hilton, May 2s.--Since May 26 there
has been only one shift of miners, but
the company will run few men at
night on the dirt laying track and In
getting out the timbers.
w. j. Chase was called to Lucas by
the illness of his father-in-law.
Mr.. Beard is moving his family from
What Cheer to Hilton
Hilton will soon have band.
Mrs. Ida A. Lea passed through AL
bia on her way to Amboy, ILL.,, to Wis.
it her parents.
R. H. Gippert has returned from a
six weeks visit in the east.
The st. Paul company are drilling
two miles east of the present shaft.
lAomas White was on the sick list
a few days last week.
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Brighton.

2 6Tl9HtOtls
Brighton, May 2S.-Miss Hite
Chambers of Winfield is here visiting
her grandma, Mrs. Fanny Ingham.
On last Wednesday evening, May %,
1901, Mr.. and Mrs. John S. White
had a family reunion. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. John
S. White, Mr. and Mrs. Haley B.
White and daughter and Stemple
White of Brighton; Sidwell White, of
Humboldt, Iowa; Martin White and
family, Washington, Ia; Mrs. Bertha
w. Nichols, and son, Oskaloosa; W.
AL White, Butte, Montana; Adre Ham.
| mersmith and family, Ottumwa, and
Mrs. Matte LaGrille and baby, Mus.
catine
Sidwell White left for his home in
Humboldt Friday. His brother W. AL
White accompanied him for an over
| Sunday visit and from there will go
to Butte, Mont, to take charge of one
of Sutton's shows during the summer
months.
| Friends in Brighton have received
cards requesting their presence at the
marriage of Nina Eveds Hall to Chas
A. Hill, Tuesday morning, June 4, 1901
at 10 o'clock, Peoria, ILL., The invita-
lions are extended by Mrs. Laura A.
Baker aunt of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Mccoy and son
Leo have returned to their home in
Allerton, after pleasant visit with the
Cornell family.
We learn that DR.. Claude Terry and
wife are enroute here from Mexico
coming by boat across the gulf to New
Orleans, where the Doctor intends Wis
ting the hospitals. DR.. Terry will
again resume his practice here witt
his father, the firm being the same as
heretofore, Drs. Terry and Terry.
Mrs. L. LeMott received the sac
. news of the death of her niece in Col
orado, who will be remembered here
as Miss Blanche Holden.
The memorial services held at the
Christian church Sunday morning by
| the pastor, Elder O. B. Cornell, were
largely attended.
Rev. Ingham preached the bacca
laureate sermon to the graduates
Sunday evening.
| Mrs. Costello of Salina is here visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Day.
j Miss Eva Allen and John Luellen O
Wayiand attended church here Sunda.
i evening.
/ Mrs. Adre Hammersmith and chill
Il dren returned Monday from an Owe
Sunday visit in Washington.
il j. N. Jones, of Washington, trans
ii ferred here Monday on his way t.
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Humeston.

Humeston, May 28.-Miss Bessie
Finley, of High Point is visiting this
week at the home of George King.
The Depot Hotel changed managers
this week. Ira Markley will go to
Lake Okoboji, where he will manage
the Manhattan Beach Hotel. A. s.
Vanderbeek will conduct the hotel in
the future.
Rev. A. R. Aten, who has been serv.
ing the past two years in the Philip
pines, returned to his home in Garden
Grove last week He has been in the
service twenty-five months and was
mustered out a sergeant of his com.
pany
Rev. B. F. w. Crozier will deliver
the Decoration day address at New
York, May 80.
Col. w. S. DUNCAN, Of Charlton. will
deliver the Decoration day address in
Humeston May 80, at the Stanton op
era house.
E. E. Dent, OF Corydon, was in the
city on business Tuesday.
Albert Leavell, Of Corydon, was in
town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Benge visited in
Des Moines last week.
Mrs. Frank Mcclure is reported or
the sick list.
Milan McCulloch who is attending
college at Des Moines. attended com
mencement here last Friday evening
Mrs. Matte Varney, Of Seymour
visited Monday with Mrs. Frank Nc
CURE.
The Misses Bentley, of Charlton, Wis
tied last week with Misses Ida and
Cora Smith and Miss Bentley played
a violin duet with Miss Cora Smith al
commencement Friday evening.
Miss Kelso attended commencement
| here Friday.
Mrs. Homer Bean is visiting friends
in Lexington, Mo.
4 Married, at the M. e. parsonage
Wednesday evening, May 10, by Rev
| Cozier, Will F. Ulm to Miss Lulu B
Oliver. The wedding was quiet one
They are housekeeping in the prop
erty vacated by Guy Hasty, and viii
be at home after June /.
Homer Farr and Sylvia Stone &C
companied Iva Markley to Lake Oko
boji Thursday morning.
Mrs. John McKibben met with s
4 very painful accident Saturday. Shs
! fell off a chair and broke her RICH
arm.
Mrs. R. Snoddy, of Des Moines, ar
rived Monday for visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Kiger.
Robert LEVEL and wife, of Osceola
visited last week with Mrs. D. w. Uln
and family.
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Hedrick.

Hedrick, May 2s.-Specifications are
being concluded as rapidly as possible
preparatory to receiving bids for the
erection of the addition to the Bap-
list church.
Frank Hinton, south of Martinsburg,
was in Hedrick yesterday.
VIM. Brady of Richlapd was in He'd
rick today receiving a shipment OF
wool.
Wade Kirkpatrick was in Sigourney
Monday evening.
J. M. Fleemer went to Fairfield
Tuesday to attend the horse sale.
Rev. Scales delivered a very pleas.
ing address to the G. A. RS Sunday
at the M. E. church.
j. Tickling has just returned from
Chicago where he has been with a
shipment of cattle.
Mr.. Carmichael, of the livery barn
went to Fairfield yesterday on bust
ness.
Mrs. L. N. White took train for OF
tumwa yesterday.