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Lebanon.

Lebanon, Nov. 19.--Mrs. Julia War
ner, much respected woman living
one mile east of this place, died We'd
nesday morning, November 10.
Eugene Harrison drove over to Bas-
co, ILL.,, Wednesday.
V. L. Wilson and wife spent last
week at the old home.
Daniel Wilson was quite i'll last
week, but is better at this writing.
Mrs. Ned Harrison was visiting her
son, Ed, at Cantril, recently.
w. A. Winn and Jerry Van Fleet
were in Fairfield Wednesday and
Thursday on business.
Mrs. E. Manning and Mrs. Valen.
tine, of Keosauqua, attended the fun,
eral of their old friend, Mrs. Warner,
Thursday.
Henry Guernsey, of Bloomfield, at.
tended the funeral of his sister, Mrs
Warner, Thursday.
Mrs. Josie Bushong went to Mt
Pleasant Friday to visit for few
days with her daughter, Bernice.
The Ladies' Aid spent a very enjoy.
able day Wednesday with Mrs. Eu.
nice Walker
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to be given by the High School Liter
airy society was rendered Friday ev-
ening at the school house, was well
attended and occupied about one and
one-half hour of time. 1t consisted
of debate, speeches, paper, etc. The
subject debated was: Resolved, That
Canada should be annexed to the
United States" The affirmative side
was championed by Charles w. Fish
er and Carl Odem, while the negative
was defended by Davy Mahaffey and
Miss Matte Rhode. The vote stood
three for the negative. Miss Cora
Pyatt read an amusing paper.
Mrs. Matilda Odem, of Church
street, had phone installed Friday.
Carl L. Odem and Harry Taylor, two
young men from near Lakonta, who
have been boarding in town and at
tending school here, have a phone in
the residence where they are stop
ping.
Mrs. L. Alder, of Ottumwa, arrived
Thursday to be at the bedside of her
son, Frank, who was recently brought
home sick from Oskaloosa.
A deal was recently closed where
by the Miller Creek coal company of
| Oskaloosa, has purchased the mining
| interests at Coalfield of A.. B. Little
and Charles Hoover. Consideration is
not given to the public, but is known
to be very large.
There will be a meeting at Lakonta,
seven miles northwest of this place,
tomorrow evening for the purpose of
discussing the new trolley line which
will run through that place from Os-
kaloosa to Buxton.
Miss Beulah Cook, of Burlington, is
making an extended visit with her
aunt, Mrs. Lester Horner on Four..l
street.
Levi Lore, resident of the neigh
borhood south of town, returned
Thursday from Des Moines where he
had been as delegate to the annual
conclave of the American Yeoman.
Joseph Warner returned Friday
from WOODBURY., Clarke county, where
he had been visiting a few days with
his sons, who are prominent business
men of that place.
The members of the fire company
will meet at the city hall tonight at 8
o'clock and organize.
Mrs. S. e. Brewer. formerly of this
place. but now of Van Buren,, Arkan-
sas, has been here renewing old ac-
quaintances.
Charles Burgason, of near Munter-
vile, has been in this vicinity on bust.
ness the past few days.
| w. e. Penfield, of Little Falls, Min
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Abba.

Abba, Nov. 18-Mrs. William Webb,
an aged and highly esteemed woman,
died at her home two miles east of AL
bia on the Air Line road, early Satur-
day morning. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Ingram from the
Christian church on Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock and the remains laid to
rest in Oak View cemetery.
About fifty Masons of this city en-
joyed banquet at Oskaloosa on Fri
day night, going over a special train.
John w. Holt and family enjoyed
visit the last of the week from Porter
McCrae and daughter, who stopped
over, while on their way to Cass coun-
ty to visit relatives and friends.
Col. Lewis Rampe, Albia's we'll
known brick mason. died at his home
on Washington street at 8 o'clock Fri
day evening. Cause of death was in
fammation of the bladder and blood
poisoning and the funeral was CON
Quoted by the |. o. o. F. ON Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Fremont.

Fremont, Nov. 19.-Mrs. Jas Martin
|of kirkville, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Rayburn, this week.
f. j. Roberts, who went to South
Dakota six years ago, died there No.
vember IL, and was brought here
Wednesday and buried. The funeral
took place from the Baptist church.
Rev. Bohemian preaching a very ap-
proprlate sermon. He leaves a wife
and one child, little girl about two
years old. His mother, Mrs. B. F..
Yount, of Mt. Pleasant, was here at
tending the funeral also of his half
brothers, L. L. and A. B. Byron, of
Harvey, Ia.
George Alderman is building on to
his home and putting in hot water
heater.
Judge Quarton, of Algona, was visit
ing here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Quarton, Thursday and Friday
Of this week
Miss Florence Roof, on account of
her health, resigned her place as teach.
er of the primary department of the
Fremont school, and Miss Daisy Jack
son was elected last night to succeed
her. Miss Jackson resigned her place
as teacher. of the Warren school, four
miles west of here, and Robert Lott,
who graduated from our school last
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spring. takes Miss Jackson's place.
Auctioneer N. B. Allender moved
back to town last Wednesday and oc
cupies the house recently purchased
of Mrs. Ingersoll.
Sam R. Canon moved into the Boat
man property last week.
Mrs. A. e. Nash was called to Mon
mouth last week on account of the
death of ner brother-in-law,W VIM. Weir
Walter Ollom moved to Wright last
week where he will work on the
Northwestern section.
M. j. Palmer moved last Tuesday
into the Chris We'll property.
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Short Tales Concerning People You
Know.
THE VICINITY OF OTTUMWA IN BRIEF
Births, Deaths, Marriages, Movements
OF Your Acquaintance as Chronicled
by courier's Staff of Correspondents
Who Know Whereof They Speak.
Eveiand.

Eveland, Nov 19-Mrs. S. Keethler
OF Drakeville, is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. G. A. Boles.
w. A. Grant was called to Avery
Friday to the bedside OF his father
who is very low.
John Williams, who was hurt in the
mine recently, is out again.
VIM. Baxter, master mechanic for
the Union Coal Company. was in town
on business Saturday. He says that
the shaft will be down to the coal in
q few days.
District Secretary John P. White, OF
Oskaloosa, was in our town Friday
settling differences between the min
ers and operator.
George w. Johnson has had tussel
win the lagrippe but is able to be out
again.
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ABINGDON.

Abingdon, Nov. 19.-Alfred Downey
and daughter, of Aurora, Neb., James
Downey, of Packwood, and David
Downey, of Hedrick, visited Wednes-
day at the home of A. T. Downey.
Mrs. r. A. Ramey was in Fairfield
shopping Tuesday.
Mrs. Marie Lathers has been quite
sick at her home in Brookville.
Mrs. A. e. Murdoch, of Brazil Ind,
is visiting at the home of B. B. Burris.
Mrs. VIM. Campbell left Wednesday
for Oklahoma, where she will make
her future home.
Mrs. Frank Gobble is visiting in OF
tumwa.
Mrs. D. H. King visited Saturday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry, near Batavia.
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Munterviile.

Munterville, Nov. 19-Mrs. Sven
Nelson, who has been visiting in
Boone county for the past month, re-
turned to her home last Thursday.
Frank Gustafson and c. E. Anderson
are serving as petit jurors from Mum
terville this term of court
The ladies' social was well attended
at Mrs. VIM. Larson's last Thursday
afternoon.
E. G. Allen is replacing all the wood
work of his scales with new timbers
using select white oak for the same
and when completed will have as per.
feet a scales as can be found any.
where.
Enos Lewis enjoyed visit from his
brother-in-law and wife, members, OF
he Soldiers Home in Marshalltown.
last week.
Chas. Peterson called on L. L. Sven.
son Friday evening.
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Eddyviile.

Eddyville, Nov. 1S.-Dr. F. E.
Vance, a prominent physician of this
place, has servned notice on Mayor
G. l.. Funk that he will bring suit
against the town of Eddyville for 49,
900 damages received, or claimed to
have been received, by a fall upon a
defective sidewalk last summer, as a
result of which he has since been go
ing on a cane. The case will come up
in the January term of the district
court. The doctor left Friday for
Chicago to enter the Presbyterian
hospital. He expects to return in five
weeks.
Sidney Crosson has received the ap-
pointment of night watch and deputy
marshal Eddyville has been without
either day or night marshal. for
sometime, although our town has a
population of over 1900 inhabitants.
MI. Crosson will no doubt prove a
very efficient and watchful officer.
The city council is again agitating
the question of electric lights. We
have a fire department., and now need
electric lights.
{ The second of a series of literaries
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Batavia.

Batavia, Nov. 19.-Mrs. Widger left
Wednesday for Ottumwa, where she
Will visit her son, Chas. Widger.
Mrs. Minnie Bennett of Brighton is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Walker
Mrs. Mary Hagey is at Brighton
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mile Davis.
Ray Woodruff of Competine visit
ed over Sunday with his grandpar.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Woodruff.
Mrs. Lille Miller and little son Wis,
tied relatives in town Sunday and at
tended the church rally.
j. II. Munger, of Lebanon, was in
town last week. While here he sold
his property to John Ives. He will
soon move his family to Mt. Pleasant
to make their future home.
Will Kramer and Ephriam Moss
were jurors to Fairfield last week.
Claude Humble attended the mail.
carriers convention at Des Moines
last week.
Roland Hooking of Bloomfield, was
in town on business and visiting rela-
tives several days last week.
There will be revival services at the
M. q. church during this week.
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Bento.,sport.

Bentonsport, Nov 19.-Wm. Nc
Kinney and son, John, are working
on the new waterworkS in Bona
parte.
George Bales, formerly fireman OF
the c., NJ. & st. P. out of Ottumwa
is assisting Henry B. Hills, shred
corn.
Henry Gilbert of Wichita, Kan, who
has been visiting old time friends
here returned home Saturday.
Perry Murphy of Vernon is build
ing new barn.
Guy Pickard has secured position
with the Pond butter and egg house il
Keokuk.
George Moore, who left here Tues
day for Chicago to join the United
States navy has been accepted anC
sent to San Francisco, Cal.
A literary society has been organ
lied at Shepherds school house, north
or town. go ihsGH ID pHs
r. M. Dixon; of Vernon; was in OF
tumwa last week on business.
F. F. Woods formerly c., R. 1. P. ag
ent at this place, has secured a posi-
ton in Kansas, where. he went for the
benefit of his health.o
Noah Miller left here for Edgemont
South Dakota. He has secured pc
sition on the B. and M. R. railway.
Robert Moore has just finished {
deep well on his farm and when he
gets his windmill set up will have
plenty of water for his cattle.
Miss Sally Bostock of Vernon
Prairie is going to school here.
Miss Daisy Stidger and Miss Beri
Lacky, Messrs. George and FREQ
Smidth of Bonaparte attended liter
airy at Wards school hotfse last Fri
day evening.
Norton and Lewis Snyder had the
misfortune to break their buggy in {
collision at Pierceville Friday even
ing.
Eph Snyder is working with Shep
herds steam shredder.
Miss Edna Dunn of Keosauqua Wis
tied over Sunday With her many
friends in Bentonsport and Vernon.
Miss Sidney Sedwick of Vernon
Prairie visited Sunday with Reba
Snare.
Bert Donnelly and Guy Lydolph OF
Bonaparte visited in Vernon Sunday
Edd. Collridge, Cliff Haynes and
Clarence Corns of Bonaparte spent
Sunday here.
A literary entertainment is to be
given by Vernon High school pupils
in the school hall, Nov. %. Proceeds
to buy new organ. 1t is to be hoped
that everyone will help the young
folks in this worthy cause.
j. Guthrie, who lives ~ miles
north, is building new barn on the
site of the one that was burned early
in the fall
Quite number of our people at
tended the Sunday school convention
in Bonaparte Saturday and reported {
good time.
John Anderson and family visited
relatives in Bonaparte Saturday.
Clyde Marriott has returned from
Oklahoma. He has disposed of his
farm there and will again settle il
Iowa.
Wallace Bradford returned home
from California Sunday.
Geo. Bales and Harry Shepherd
were business visitors in Bonaparte
Sunday.
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North EnulIsh,

North English, Nov. 19.-The third
number on the lecture course took
place last evening at the M. E. church.
Mrs. Abbie Kuhn of Omaha is visit
ing at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Fluckey.
The re-opening of the Christian
church will be November "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Magoon have
moved into their new home.
Mrs. Jennie Ingram is visiting in Ce-
dar Rapids.
Miss Amy Carter will teach the
Boltz school this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Throld are at River.
side, being called there by the death
of the formers father.
Mrs. Daisy Griffith is convalescing.
Alonzo Manner and family started
for North Dakota Monday.
Curtis Adams has employment in
Des Moines and expects to move soon.
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keosauqua.

Keosauqua, Nov. 19.-Owing to the
extreme drouth and the absence of buy.
ers from distance the Van Buren,
County Short Horn Breeders associa.
ton sale was not entirely a success.
Col. Jones was at his best and opened
the sale with a few very pleasing re.
marks. but it was hard to make the
buyers believe they could keep Short
horns without plenty of feed and for
this reason the cattle sold far below
their real value, all with few excep.
tons remaining in the county. An
other drawback to a sale in this coun.
ty is poor railroad facilities. 1t is
hardly likely that this association will
attempt another sale at Keosauqua.
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Columbia,

Columbia, NOV. 19.-Will Mintoyne
of Eddyville has moved his sawmill to
Mr.. Guggerty's farm, near Chillicothe.
Miss Baxter is laid UP with spinal
rheumatism.
L. Guggerty is putting up a new
barn On his farm near here.
Lon Sackett is preparing to build a
cattle shed and feed barn.
MI. and Mrs. Reece Harris who
have for several months been visiting
with Mrs. Harris brother. l.. W. o.
ney, and other friends and also looking
after business interests in the county,
! left last Thursday for their home near
Los Angeles, Cal. They expect to
stop off at Kirkville, Mo-, and also in
Oklahoma for short visits with rela-
tives. On the eve of their departure
from here there was pleasant gath
ering of friends at l.. w. Olney's to
bid them goodbye. Those present
were Messrs. and Mesdames J. R.
Stodghill, S. A Nye, E. Wilkins, A. J..
Stodghill and T. c. Carman; Messrs.
Rolla Carman, Ed. Stodghill, Lloyd
Stodghill; Misses Jennie Stodghill,
Maize Stodghill, and Della Carman. Mr.
and Mrs. Harris formerly lived in this
county and have many warm friends
here. A few years ago they moved to
Southern California and are very en-
thusiastic about their adopted country.
Sunday school in the morning and
preaching in the evening next Sunday
attColumbia.
Charles Olney's children have the
whooping cough.
Considerable fall blowing is being
done.
T. j.. Chief and family and Mrs. c.
G. Olney and Lon Sackett visited Sun
day at I. C. Carman's.
G. w. Stevens is reported quite
sick.
G. H. stuber is in ottumwa serving
on the grand jury.
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Hilton.

Hilton. Nov. 19.-John Evans visit
ed at Eddyville over Sunday.
DR.. r. o. Early is having an office
erected. Work was commenced on it
the latter part of the week and it will
be ready for occupany in another
week.
Monroe Elmer of Cleveland, form
erly OF this place, stopped off here a
few moments Friday morning while
enroute to Missouri on business.
Work on the miners hall will soon
be commenced, the lumber has been
placed on the ground and we hope the
work Of erection will be rapidly exc.
cuted as we are in need of a much
more spacious meeting place.
Pete Kennedy was an Avery visitor
Saturday night.
Joe Gardner, who has held the DO.
sition of mule feeder at the mine for
sometime past, returned from an ex.
tended visit with his parents in Ne
braskan parts, last week and reports
pleasant trip.
Jno. T. Phillips, of Ottumwa. and
other officials of the coal company.
We're in town Thursday on business.
A special train was run via the
Iowa Central from Moravia to Oska-
loosa Friday evening by the Masonic
lodges in this vicinity. Several mem
bers of this place were participants
The mine was idle couple of DAYS
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Agency.

Agency, Nov. 1S.-Miss Iva Ken
drick of Des Moines, is visiting her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Kendrick.
The Woman's Aid society will hold
a social and flower show in the town
hall Wednesday evening. Nov. 27.
d. Newell has bought what is
known as the N. A. Woodford proper.
ty, in town. He expects to tear down
the old house and build new one and
will move to town in the spring.
The Ladies. Aid society of the Con-
gregational church of Agency will
give box social and oyster supper in
the Masonic dining hall on Saturday
night, November %.
Frank Hull spent Sunday in Chilli
cothe.
Mr.. Moberly, of Chicago, was visit
ing Mrs Hendrickson's last week.
Mrs. E. ID. Woodford and daughter,
Mamie, went to Blakesburg this morn
ing, where they will reside.
Miss Jennie Streblow has returned
from the Ottumwa hospital where she
had been for treatment.
Alden Mcdowell was in Libertyville
several days last week on business.
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past was brought before the insane
commission, but after an examination
he was discharged.
The Masonic chapter here had some
work on last night There were sew
eral persons from Keota and other
places present. A banquet was given
after the regular work.
ChiIIicothe.
Chlllicothe, Nov. 18.-S. M. Bailey
and son, e. Junior, went to Mt. AYR
last week to visit relatives.
Prof. Rheem, of Ottumwa, was here
on business last Thursday.
Mrs. Dora Lessen arrived Thursday
from Osceola. She will make her flu
ture home here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Pinegar.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. jenkins Sunday.
ed with Mrs. Jenkins parents, MI.
and Mrs. Ben Chismaa. near Duu1ey.
Dell Biggs attended the Yeomen's
convention which was held in Des
Moines last week.
Mrs. w. A. Nye returned Saturday
from a visit with relatives in Ottum-
wa.
Peter Pinegar, of Osceola, visited
last week at the home of his brother.
j. A. Pinegar.
Cam Swope is on the sick list.
Helen Warren returned last Thurs.
day from Osceola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Allen attended
church at Munterville last Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret McCarty moved last
week into Mrs. Peter Nelson's proper
ty.
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nesota, and Warren Kalbach, of Oska-
loosa, have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. S. Riggs.
Mrs. C. Stuart, an old lady residing
on Walnut street. is reported quite
sick.
The funeral of Birdsell A. Norwood,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Norwood,
who died at New Windsor, Colorado,
was preached at noon Friday at the
Baptist church. being under the aus
pices of the M. w. A. He was also a
member of Colony No. z, Fraternal
Pilgrims Of America.
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Royal Baking Powder will
always keep fresh and Of full
strength regardless of climate
or season. Every atom, to
the last in the can, does even,
perfect work. Made from
pure, grape cream of tartar.
Makes wholesome food.
co.. NETWORK.
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Douds,

Douds, Nov. 19.-Jas. G.. Crawford,
whose run on the Wabash railroad is
out of Stansberry, Mo-, is visiting
with his mother and other relatives.
Proceedings to foreclose mortgage
held by Ellis Leftover against John
Gardner of Leando, reveals the fact
that several lots covered by the mort
gage had been sold to different par
ties, they not being aware that the
lots were mortgaged, no abstract of
title being furnished at the time of
sale. Four of the lots have dwellings,
erected on them by the purchasers,
and consequently they feel very indig-
nant over the matter.
Miss Mae Thomas on Saturday even
ing started for Greenfield, Mo-, where
she will commence years course in
the study of music, during which time
she will make her home with her
grandmother, Mrs. Tarr.
John Written of Pennington is WIS.,
iting with relatives in town. Mr.. Whit
ten is suffering considerably from ca
tarrh and lung trouble which togeth-
er with practically a broken constitu-
ton inherited from eighteen months
Imprisonment in the notorious Ander-
sonville prison, causes considerable
anxiety among his many friends.
Harry Loring of Fairfield visited on
Saturday with relatives in town.
Mrs. G. r. McCrary visited with
friends in Keosauqua last week, return
ing Saturday evening with her daugh-
ter, Miss Chloe, who will continue in
school at keosauqua until she gradu-
ates next summer
The continued drouth is causing
some uneasiness among the farmers
as winter approaches.
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Stockport.

Stockport, Nov. 19.-The protracted
meeting is still in progress at the M.
E. church. A deep interest is being
manifested.
Mrs. w. T. Primers children gave
her a surprise last Sunday. it being
her sixty-eighth birthday Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Ben
baw, OF Ft. Madison, Mr.. and Mrs
Brokman, of Idaho, Grace Plinner.
Pitt Plinner, Wood Plinner. All of
her children We're present except DR..
Pllnner, he being treasurer of the
state of Idaho, could not come. Those
present besides her children were Mr..
and Mrs. George Alton, Mrs Convers,
Mrs. Lizzie Harlan and Rev Tenant of
Hillsboro and Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker
of Stockport. An elegant dinner was
served. The table was beautifully
decorated with flowers.
Rev. Tenant and Mrs. G. w. John
ston and daughter, Helen, were in
Fairfield Thursday.
There was large crowd in Stock
port Saturday and the merchants
were kept busy waiting on their GUS
TONER'S
G. w. McNay, our agent, returned
Wednesday with his wife.
Mrs. S. V. Whitaker was a caller at
Hlllsboro Tuesday night.
Mrs. B. F. Wagner formerly of
Stockport, but now of Lomax, ILL.,, re-
turned home Tuesday after a visit
with her many friends here.
M. l.. Shelman shipped two car of
hogs to Ottumwa Monday.
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A great deal of fodder is being
shredded in the neighborhood.
Will Stodghill who is attending bust
ness college in Ottumwa and Lew
Cramblett and Eddie Stuber, who are
attending school in Abba, visited at
their homes over Sunday.
There is a meeting called for next
Saturday night at the church on Gem
etery business
Mrs. G. w. Nye is visiting friends
in Centerville this week.
Walter Roberts, who is teaching
near Amador, and Roy Gardner. prin-
cipal of Dahlonega school, and Bert
Carman, principal at Ashland, were
home visitors over Sunday.
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Bentonsport, Nov. 19.-Wm. Nc.
Kinney and son, John, are working
on the new waterworks in Bona,