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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-02-07

Funkhouser hotel and will take pos
session this week.
Meetings will continue at the
Christian church.
Lon Strunk started to Oklahoma
Tuesday via the Wabash to look at
the country. He was accompanied by
Ralph Grow, who will stop at Chap
man, Kansas, where he is to work on
a ranch.
VIM. Mcconnell and b. H. Epperly
are attending court as petit jurors
this week at Centerville.
Johnny, son of Section Foreman
VIM. Stevens is dangerously ill with
brain fever.
Margaret Whistler, east of town, the
widow of Henry Whistler, has been
very ill with complication OF dis
eases.
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White Elm.

White Elm, Feb. Rev. Daily
closed a protracted meeting at Oak
Hill Sunday night.
Will Johnson of Kansas was called
here last week by the death of his
mother.
Pete Donohue of Eldon, was bust
ness caller yesterday.
Mrs. Davis died Sunday night and
was buried Tuesday in the Glasgow
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ploss went to
Troy yesterday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Ploss' brother.
J. P. Swain and e. Clark spent
Tuesday night in Eldon.
Herbert Carroll and Frank Sharp
were Bloomfield visitors Sunday.
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Hynes.


Hynes, Feb. 7.-Mr. George moved
his family from this place to Lock
man Wednesday.
John Haifiy was laid up with the
grip a few days last week, but is able
to be at work again.
Charles Duffy has resigned his po-
sition as clerk in the company store,
and has returned to his home at Bur-
lington.
j. q. Evans has been confined to the
house for the past week with the
grip.
Rev. Marrow, pastor of the Chris
tian church at Cuba was a Hynes visi-
tor Thursday.
Miss Johnson was visiting in the
Cuba neighborhood Thursday and Fri
day.
j. 2. Evans has fitted up one of his
buildings and made it very commod-
ious for the band boys to practice in,
and has donated the room to the band
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Frederic.

Frederic, Feb. Little Mabel. the
two-monthsold daughter of Art Stew
art of Avery, was inferred in the I'm
ion cemtery February 1. Funeral SER
vices were conducted by the Rev.
Shriner of Abba. The pallbearers
were the Misses Rilla Amsbury, Lot
tie Anderson, Alta Huston and Mary
Moyle, all of Avery.
Miss Rilla Amsbury and Lottie An
derson were cAllers and took supper
with the Misses Carrie and Seize
Stevenson on the evening of February
1 and attended church in the evening
at the Cuba Christian church.
The protracted meeting at the
Cuba Christian church closed Monday
evening with two additions.
Funeral services at the Christian
church were conducted by Rev. Nor
row on February 5, 2 p. M, over the
remains of the three-months-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cook Inter-
ment was afterwards made in Union
cemetery.
Doss Cook and wife of South Ottum-
wa were in attendance at the funeral
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cooks little
son, February 5.
A number of young folks attended
the Frederic literary at the school
house last Friday. evening. 1t was
reported a grand success under the
management of William Delashmutt.
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Chequest.

Chequest, Feb THE Cheouest
Farmers club meets today at The
home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Ream.
FOLLOWING is the program: 10 a. M, So
clal handshaking; IL M, fill up-enioy
the fat of the land; 1 p. M, .Is War
Justif1able?" James Duffield; What
Constitutes a Successful Life?" Mrs.
II. |. Worden; paper with reference
to the consideration of rural school
districts. County Supt. w. T. Dick:
Current Events" George C. Duff
field
Verna Plowman visited Saturday
with her cousin, Bertha Plowman.
Lee Jones has sold his large farm
to Capt. James Elrick, of Douds, con-
sideration, $4,000.
Messrs. Charles Hanshaw and S. S.
Harryman transacted business in Ell
don last Friday.
Rev. Booten assisted by his broth.
er of Centerville, is conducting a
rousing revival meeting at the Bethel
church. They were also assisted by
Rev. Catlin of Pella, pastor in charge
of the Baptist church at this place,
over Saturda yand Sunday.
Mr.. Doke of Bloomfield, was in this
section last week buying horses.
Miss Tissue Brooks of near Ottum-
wa, is spending several days with
friends here. Ill,
John Smith delivered considerable
wheat to VIM. Ferguson, at Leando,
last week. -.
A number of the leading farmers Of
this place delivered hogs at Douds
last Wednesday.
George Findlay and wife of Douds
visited Friday at the John Nelson
home.
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Highland.

Highland Feb. Mrs. Arthur
Huffman returned home Monday
from visit with relatives at Wright.
Miss Mamie Kelley, of Nekoma,
ILL.,, is visiting relatives in this vicin-
ity.
Mrs. Jas. Morrison, of Hedrick, and
John Hudson, of Fairfield, visited
last Friday at the Jos. Davis home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Edwards of
Pekin, were over Sunday visitors at
the home of their cousin, G. w. Ben
der.
Robert Emery and wife moved last
week to Ottumwa, where Mr.. Emery
will attend school.
Miss Minnie Buckner went to OF
tumwa yesterday for a short visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Brown returned home Wednes-
day night from two-days' visit with
her friend, Mrs. w. E. Davis. of OF
tumwa.
Mrs. Grace Lawson entertained her
friends Friday at carpet rag tack
ing
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HopeWelI.

ssSFSs'S''
Hopewell, Feb. IA young minis
ter from Pella filled the pulpit at the
Baptist church Saturday night.
Mrs. G. H. Houk, of Prairie Chapel,
is very i'll at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hunter.
Arthur Roberts visited few days
last week with relatives in Monroe
county.
A number of our young people at
tended spelling at the Ash Grove
school house last Wednesday night.
Zeke Dye made business trip to
Ottumwa one day this week.
William Roberts, of Foster, visited
Wednesday evening and Thursday
with his brother, G.. F. Roberts, OF
this place.
Miss Libbie Hamilton spent a few
days last week with her sister, Mrs.
Isaac McReynolds and family, of North
Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bartlett en-
tertained quite number of friends
and relatives Saturday evening, Feb
ruary 2, in honor of their youngest
daughter, Maude's eighteenth birth
day. She received several beautiful
anu useful pIeScuLS. AlIci supper
games of various kinds were played,
of which all who took part enjoyed
heartily. Some beautiful music was
furnished by Mrs. Mabel Overturf,
Misses Maud Bartlett, Matte Roberts,
Nellie McReynolds and Aft Huff.
Those present were: Archie Garri-
son and wife and child, Laris Hunter
and wife, Will Hunter and wife, How
ard McReynolds and wife, Will Over
turf and wife, Mrs. Laura Mercy
nolds, Misses Matte Roberts, Stella
Albright May Huff, Libbie Hamilton,
Jennie Hunter Lulu White, Maud Win
termost, Alice McReynolds, Marie
Houk, Ora Hunter, Nellie and Olive
McReynolds, Messrs. Allen Day, jeff
Houk, Art White, Aft and Alva Huff,
Eddie Garrison, Charlie Hamilton, FL
va Beadle Johnny Hunter, Earl and
Everett Roberts, Edgar Mcconnell,
Gene Wintermost, Harrison Houk, FL
mer Orman, Ray McReynolds Elmer
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FairvieW.

Fairview, Feb. 7.-Millard TAYLOR
sold fine bunch of cattle last Friday
Fred Gonterman has been suffering
from an attack of typhoid fever.
VIM. Bartholow, ST., sold a fine
horse last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p Emmons and M.
d. Parker went to Libertyville Satur-
day.
Mrs. VIM. Bartholow expects to
start this week for a few weeks visit
with her parents at Smith Center,
Kansas.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-18
NORTH WHEELER.

Jan Is The Free Method ists held
their quarterly meeting last Saturday
and Sunday, with large turnout.
The friends Of NJ. White helped him
celebrate his 18th birthday last Wed.
nesday evening.
Grandpa Whites folks will here
after live with their daughter.
Daniel IlOyt, Of Bryant, Saginaw
county, is visiting his parents In this
place.
Mr. Thompson had the misfortune
20 lose one Of his horses last Friday
night.
Mr.. aud Mis-. NJ. NJ Root, Mrs. l..
j. HOyt Mrs. II. A. Hoyt aud J. f.
LIVER were in ST. Louis and Alma
last Wednesday.
Mis-. l.. st. Johns, OF Alma, is visit.
ing friends IN this place.
j. WOlfgang's safe last Thursday
was complete success.
A number OF the farmers sold their
fowls last week 70 Merrill buyer
The sick are all improving.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-18
Sparrow Bounty Law Is a
Disgrace to the State.
sll,565. rs IN THREE YEARS.
Is the Enormous Sum Paid by the
Citizens Of Cratiot.
Board OF Supervisors Unanimously Asks
For Its Repeal. One Man Draws
Sl,5e352.

The board OF supervisors finished
their work on Saturday and adjourned.
The session was mainly OF the rou-
tine order. One act OF the board
which will meet with general appro-
val, was the adoption OF the following
resolutions:
ReSolred, BY the board Of super
visOrS OF Gratiet county, in regular
session, this llth day OF January, 1901,
that in the Judgment or the board,
the law known a. the sparrow bounty
law, is no practical benefit 20 the peo-
pie of this state, and that the same
ought TO be repealed, and
WHESEAS, 1t appears, from the
books In the Office Of the county treas
ure, that in the year, 1895 there was
paid out for bOuntieS, under SAID law,
the sum OF -, 465. Sc, aud in 1900, 81
POI %, making total Of, in three
years, in this county alone, Sll, 800 90.
and.
WHEREAS, Ia the judgment Of
this board, the benefits received I'M
der said sparrow bounty act. by this
county, II any, fall far short OF the
expense 20 this county thereun-
der, and that oar senator and repre-
sentative in the state legislature be
furnished with copy OF these resOlu-
items and be requested TO introduce a
bill in the state legislature, for the
repeal Of said sparrow bounty act.
and 10 present the facts herein set
set forth TO the legislature, and use
their Influence 10 bring about the re-
peal OF said act. unanimously
adopted by yea vote OF twenty one.
In addition TO taking action on the
sparrow bounty business, and allow
ing claims, the board refused TO in
corporate the village OF Middleton.
A remonstrancc signed by sixty
four tax PAYERS, representing 5ls
acres Of land, So the committee re.
ported, was opposed TO petition by
thirty-seyeu, and representing TWEEN.
ty-two acres Of land. They concluded
that the added taxes would more than
counterbalance any benefit and re-
commanded that the petition be de-
MED, which recommendation WIS
adopted.
The Job fprintiuE the proceedings
was let to the Gratiot County News.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-18
w. ARCADIA.

Jan. l5.-Mr Mccain and sister, Of
Jackson, are visiting at Will Beverlys.
Mr. Boyer does not seem TO gain as
his many friends would wish. His
daughter, Mrs. McCarty, OF Bay City,
Is attending him.
Mrs. l.. A. Mcconnell, who has been
spending some time with her brother,
J. III. Allis, returned Thursday TO Mt.
Morris to visit her son.
The election Of officers at the Sun
day school last Sunday resulted as
follows: Supt, Mr.. Mckee; Asst
Supt., Chas. Murphy; Sec. Myron Pot
ter; Treas. Mrs. +. Jennie Allis. IL
is expected student from Porto Rico
will address the school next Sunday.
IL is hoped there will De good at
tendance at the meeting ~ the farm
ers' club az the nome OF Preside ut
Wheaton, January 81.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-18
FOREST HILL.

Jan l4-Master Willie Fraster, OF
Elsie, visited friends here last week,
Mrs. Ida Bunker is on the sick list.
r. Post and family entertained com
pany from New York last Thursday.
Howard McMackin and wife, Of
Crawford, visited at Amasa Bunker S
the 9th.
Mr.. Wells and family are home from
Grand Ledge, where they have been
visiting the past three weeks.
Bert Hamilton is home from Nir-
ginia.
Mrs. II. \. Robinson, of Ithaca, Wis
tied friends here last week.
John Bury and wife are the proud
parents OF l0t pound boy, born Jan.
uary :.
Mr.. Jacobs and daughters, 81 Shep'
herd, visited Miss Dora Katenhus the
llth.
Past Lady Commander Hull, Of st.
Louis, installed the following officers
in Forest Hill Hive last Saturday
Z. L. c., Frances Fleming; l. c., Fan.
ME Buck; Lieut.. c., Matte Moody;
II. X, Emma Barton; f, X, Esther
Coon; Chap Matte Holmes: Serg
Ida Mills; NJ. at A, Ellie Udell; Sent,
Augusta owen; Picket, Myrtle Brady.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-18
& & County Jews. 8
ITHACA.

Miss Ellen lIoadley visited her par
ents over Sunday.
Robin Hamilton entertained one of
his college friends, Harry Miller, from
BAY CITY, the last OF the week.
Mrs. Fred Lewis, Of St. Louis, was
the guest OF her parents, &. w. Ames
and wife, last week.
Miss Zclma Ames spent Saturday
and SUNDAY at home.
Mrs. C.. J. Goodhue and daughter,
Mrs. Roy Iugledue are visiting Mrs.
Goodhue's daughter, Mrs. II. b.
Crane, AT Brookield MISSOURI.
Frank Cowdrey, who is in charge OF
a drug store at Chicago Junction,
Ohio, is home for weeks visit. Mr..
Cowdrey is well pleased with his po-
sitidn.
Mrs T. NJ Scott is visiting friends
in Lowell and Grand Rapids.
!. b. and +. NJ. Scott are attending
the annual meeting OF furniture men,
at Grand Rapids.
Sam Satterlec was i'm OwoSso Mon
day.
}. \. Mccall was in Detroit, Tues
day and Wednesday, as delegate to
the Grand Chapter Il. A. ri.
ChaS Brown is in Detroit, this
week, attending the Grand Council,
VI. T.. NJ and Grand Chapter r. A. Nj.
Mrs c. NJ Brown and mrS. c. II.
Chase are visiting friends in he city.
Mrs Frank Altenburg died at the
Traverse City asylum, Friday last.
j. b. Scott went 10 Traverse for the
remains, returning Monday morning.
The funeral took place Tuesday. at
New Haven Center.
Sunday evening January 20, the Ep-
worth League will be lead by J. G..
kreSS abiding Influence" is the
topic. Meeting begins promptly at
IS O'Clock
John T Matthews and Jas *.
Wright, OF ST. Louis, went TO Eos
toria and Napoleon, Ohio, Monday. TO
take testimony in a chancery case.
Mr. Wright goes in the place Of b. II.
Sawyer who is confined to his home
boy sickness
Judge stone went to ~ John. Mon
day. counting.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-18
FULTON CENTER.

Jan H. -Oriin Bovee and wife re-
turn this week, 70 Ohio.
The one-day institute at Fulton
Center church, January :, was sue
cess. Farmer Potter, OF Gcnesee
county, gave an interesting talk on
sheep
Revival meetings are now in prog
rcSS at the church.
ChaS. Winans and family have com
mencel house keeping again in the
Mike Sheridan house.
Della Webster has been quite sick
with scarlet fever
Several Of our people took adyan-
tage Of the Sleighing to make a bust
ness trip to the hub" Saturday.
VIM Daniels and family visited at
Geo. CfOm'S last Sunday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-18
MAPLE RAPIDS

Jan. John Baldwin was in Fow-
Ter Monday.
Miss Iva Iubbe.l returned from her
visit 10 Ithaca Monday
Nila, Bacon's mother was buried last
week.
Ear Curtis has hired out to George
Fox. and Will move from Perrint1u,
o. his farm east Of town.
Miss Helen Bulls is very sick.
John Baldwin was ia ST Johns,
Tuesday. lie has been appointed dep
uty sheriff for special collecting, by
sheriff ShaGer.
Dr. Geo. L. Bis, and wife visited
in Lansing SUNDAY
Mrs Chls. Barstow and Mrs. 4. J.
Moss and children have gone to the
north part Of the state to spend the
winter
Rev. +. Nudge j.. home for short
visit, from Chicago, where he has
been staying with his son Clifford.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II Hayt. Of Alma.
visited at +. L. Conyis' the first Of
the week
f. w Bedfern has moved back on.
10 his farm, bis son, Scott. having
left for a better position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hill were in
ovid last week
Mr.. and Mrs K. NJ. Hewitt. Of
Grand MariaS, are visiting at Isaac
IIewitt'S.
Aubrey Tasting, and wife have re.
turned from their visit 20 Portland.
Robert Cowles, Of Lansing, visited
hl, father, George COwles, last week.
About twenty young people from
-. Johns, surprised Mrs Lewis Hal.
stead, Saturday night
Robert Anderson and wife were in
~. Johns, the first OF the week.
Frank Redfern has moved into his
fathers house, and +. L. COnvis will
occupy the house vacated by him.
J. t. Jones was in Toledo, last
week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-18
After Twenty Years
A Lady in Grand Rapids Find
the Right Thing at Last.

Many extraordinary cases OF the work
of the little cOnqueror are coming 10
light in Michigan. hundreds Of then
have been Investigated by our represen-
tative and each but give added strength
90 those who have gone before. suAh
well deserved words Of praise are daaly
showered on this modern wonder worker
from all parts OF the union. Speaking oi
her experience a lady Of Grand Rapids,
Mrs Jno. Gardner. who resides nj 39e
Second street says:
For over twenty years l was bothered
with kidney trouble. and despite treai-
ment by physicians and using almost
every remedy that came 10 my notice j
received no permanent relief until i
tried Doan's Kidney Pills No one OK
cept those who have been through the
mill OF kidney complaint can tell the
tor,ures that one endures. The constant
pain across he small OF my back extend
ing up the right side: totally unable 10
lie on my right side; the stiffness and
numbness OF my limbs; the eIcruciating
pain Is something much more easy 10
think about than 10 express Many
time my husband has had to rub NV
back TO get up the circulation before ]
WAS able 10 get on my feet. My family
prevailed on me to use Doan's Kidney
Pills, but AZ had tried dozens Of Other
remedies had very little hope Of find
ing relief They PERSISTED in their adj
vice and in the fall Of 1897 used three
boxes. felt like different person. j
was in better health than had been ia
years, The pain in my back left.
slept well at night. | could do my house
work as well as l ever could, and l give
the entire credit to DOan's Kidney Pills,
make this statement so that other wo-
men who suffer IS suffered may be in
position 10 kn what TO use if they
wish 10 get rid Of that too prev alent dis
ease, kidney complaint.
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers Price 30 cents. Mailed 10y Eos.
Ter Milburn Co.. Buffalo. y. \. Sole
agents for the [. Remember the
name Doans and take no substitute.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-18
FULTON FARMERS
HOLD AN ENJOYABLE MEETING WITH
Mr.. AND MRS. FRED LEWIS.

Fulton Center Farmer, Club met
with Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Lewis Jauu-
AIRY ,. There was "A good attendance
aud a general good time enjoyed.
The :eport of the delegate 10 the
state association was given and vel
received
MT Curtis was present and gave a
general talk.
Ira Peterson and Clinton Kellogg
each gave "A short talk which was wei
received. Teachers, come again
our next meeting will be held with
Mr. aud MIS-. Walter Dalgleish the
first Thursday in February. Follow
Ing is the program:
Music by the Club.
Reading OF minutes % last meeting
Miscellaneous business,
Reading by Mrs. skinner.
Recitation by Geo. Long.
Recitation by J. u. Walker.
Dinner
Music.
Roll cal. Evcryonc please answer with
quotation.
Paper by Mr.. G.. b noauc.
Discussion ~ paper
Association question.
Discussion of paper
Recitation by Mrs Glenn Walker
Song by Ina Chafiin
Question box will bee opened as time viii
permit Al come early and bring question.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-18
How's This!

Ne offer one Hundred Dollar Reward Tor
any case 81 dtatrh that cannot be cured BY
Hairs Catarrh Cure
r J. CHENEY a co. Props. Toledo, o.
We the undersigned have known Z. j. Cheney
f,r the last ~ years aud believe him perfectly
honorable IN all business transactions aud
nancialiy able q carry out obligations made 10y
thrir firm
WEsr AZ TGUAN. wholesale Druggists Toledo q
WALnfNG KiNNAN a MARvfN Wholesale Drug
gist. Toledo
ball : Catarrn cure IL takrr Internally, acting
directly upun The blood and mucous surfaces n
the -y-tcni. Price e. per bottle sold ~ all
Druggsts Tcetmunals free.
Hall. Family Pills are the best
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-18
Ell PAso. AK. Jan. In ~

I'll. ANO, Ain, Jan. 10, 1899.
After having spent about ten years
suffering, the doctors finally con
fesStd that they were unable to cure
me or do me any good. | moved To-
Texas IN search Of health. but found
1T not. one day while suffering i'm.
ter Sely. lady brought TO me bottle
+ DE- j. ii. McLean'S Strengthening
Cordial and Blood Purifier and i'm.
sisted that take It. Without faith
| began TO take the medicine. and to
my glad surprise found. before / had
taken one-half Of SOC bottle. | be-
gan 10 improve. After taking four or
hve bottles ! became well.
LULU BERRY.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-18
NOT FOR TWO YEARS
CAN LIZZIE 3 COOK WED ANOTHER
MAN

Perhaps she has no wish 20 do SO,
but adhering 20 his plan recently
adopted in all ex.party cases Judge
Stone included in his recent order
granting a decree of divorce 10 Lizzie
b. Cook a provision that she shall not
wed another within the period Of two
years from the date OF the order.
Monday, Chas. Clark was arraigDed
for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses and plea Of not guilty entered.
Carlos GiddingS pleaded guilty TO
the charge OF poligamy and was SEN
fenced 20 pay fine Of 5000 or one year
at Ionia prison.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Alma College 20 Geo. :. Young lots in
Alma ....-. ..... ..............t A.
Henry +. Butter 20 j. Drgraft, MS Of sw
a OF nwli SEC 20................. ........ ~
+. T. Baker ct al 10 Sarah Armour. NV
OF NV Sec ., TO- 3 ......... 6E
Il. +. case to f. y Wood WE OF NJ sec -
10, 3.............. 1906
+. L. Caldwsll To Mary T.. Hal,e lots II
and T. hlk { Alma .............. ..... ~
Fred Church 10 W Fitzgerald "a OF Gle
OF swi4 SEC |. II, 3-........... .........
II. +. Clymer to +. a. Reed, NJ Of ne SEQ
Il, II, 3..... ......... &c
Sarah Il. prury to Parker Merrill. pit Of
sWii sec /, II, ....... ....... ......... TO-
NJ. G DeCou TO G. y. sharp. pt lot > blk
= It. Louis ............... 300
\ J. Ervey 10 Ii. Chisholm - AL So of
sw see -, -. ..... ............. ...... 100
\ Eldridcc 10 Jas Shaver E of c}. of
NV sec II, II, ........... ............ l20t
W. b. Fosterand wife to " H. Lockwood
pt SW% sec TO- q, = ........... .......... 500
J.. c. Fisk 10 Burt Bang. pt W Of ne'4
Sc - H. ~..'''. .....'..... .....t.
/. Iiogle toll. " smith lot : blA4 Brccl,-
dge............... .............. SOC
I. y. Hastings and wife TO A. Kline, ~
OF sw sec ii, II, ...... ............. 17,-
\, - iuGm an and wife 10 w. :. Somcr-
vile, OF 81 and NV OF 81 sec TO- II, = Goo(
6. Ilou~eman 10 G.. NJ. Morgan, pt of
SEA Soc 80 l.. .......... ......... .... 3j0t
c. Johnson TO e. y. sharp lot blk It
Louis. ............ ........... H.
w. +, King to G. j. Falor. pt me-. sec ;.
l.. ............. ......... 1000
& II. king,hury toG T. WaIau>ky. 81 ot
So sec -- T., ......... ............. 1000
7. e.. kntcland and wife 10 H. +. Nestle
W. OF Nv OF sw sec .: l., 2............ ID
q. LaClear ana wife TO A. Tallctt. lot -
Ashley. ..... .............. ........... I5O
VI. VI. Lain 10 Frank Muiiiy. 81 Of - ot
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-18
thousands Sent Into Exile

Every year large number OF poor suf.
ferers whose lungs are sore and racked
with coughs are urged to go to another
climate. But this j. costly and not al.
ways sure. Don't be an exile when DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption
will cure YOU at home. It's the most
infalible medicine for coughs, colds,
and all throat and lung diseases on
earth ! he first dose brings relief
Astounding cures result from persistent
use. Trial bottles free at Sharrar *
Mulhollaud' Price soc and 81
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-18
NORTH STAR.

Jan. l5.-Bey. Cooks meetings at
the NJ. f. church are increasing in
interest
G. r. Malone gave temperance lee
ture last Wednesday evening.
The farmers institute held at North
Star last Wednesday was success.
Several speakers from other sections
were present
Gus Walbrldge is running "A meat
market on Mill street, on his own
hook.
Dave Hatten is entertaining his
parents from Jacks n county.
Rev. Mcdonald filled the Baptist
pulpit Sunday morning.
Bertha Holman returned 70 Ohio
last week.
Earl Barnes aud Ellie Perduc were
married Saturday.
A ID. Clark was i'm Ithaca Tuesday.