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Douds.

Douds. March 2S.-Peter Cahill and
wife, of Pennington, and County
Treasurer H. L. McGrew attended the
funeral of John Strong, Moday.
Arthur Sample, of near Lebanon,
was in town Tuesday to meet his
brother, John Sample, who is civil
engineer, located in the east.
| Mrs. Morris, of Winchester, with
her two children, returned home Tues
day. after a few days visit with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Culbertson.
L. X. Doud went to Keosauqua to-
day on business.
Captain Elerick. Oscar Gardner and
George Siemon shipped 760 head OF
sheep to Chicago today
i George Findlay shipped car of fat
hogs to Ottumwa Monday. The price
I paid here was $3.50 per cwt.
w. l.. Monger, a real estate man oil
Mt. Pleasant was in town Monday.
J Roads are still muddy, making il
, almost impossible for farmers to gel
to town with loaded wagons.
The prospect for wheat could not BIZ
better, altho the acreage sown last fal
was not large. Grass is beginning tt
start, and the farmers are waiting foI
! few days of drying weather, whel
oats sowing will be rushed, The acre
age sown will be quite large from tn,
present prospects.
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Sam McKlveen, of the lumber firm
of McKlveene and Eikenberry, is Sc
riously ill at his home on Grand
street. He was suddenly taken i'll
Tuesday at the yard and when ply
stefan was summoned he made an ex-
animation and said he had serious
attack of kidney trouble and is in a
dangerous condition.
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Bladensburg.

Bladensburg. March Is Simon
Robb has been visiting friends and
relatives near here for the last two
weeks and has now gone to Ottumwa
to visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. R. migrants. He then expects to
return to his home near Prairie City.
The roads are almost impossible,
there being scarcely any travelling,
and farming will be delayed.
Slant Yeager has been employed to
teach the first room in the Bladens-
burg school, The primary room has
no teacher as yet.
There will be an examination at
Bladensburg Friday and Saturday.
Perry Whitmore and Leila Whitmore.
Willie Shaw and others expect to take
part. Picnic dinner and Professor J >
Hankammer expect to be present.
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TRAINS DITcHED.
Relief Train Enroute to Scene OF
Wreck Runs Into Washout.

Utica, N, Y. March 27.--A passen-
ger train leaving Utica on the Dele,
ware, Lackawanna & Western rail-
road at $50 o'clock last night,went in
to the ditch on account of washout
three miles south of Norwich. The
engine and cars nowslie six feet under
water. One passenger was hurt. A
wrecking train which was sent out
soon after, ran into a washput north
OF Norwich and was also ditched.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul w. McClintock
are spending this week visiting at the
home of DR.. j. B. Monfort. They are
both returned missionaries from Hai-
nan. China, and Mr. McClintocll will
give a talk on his work In China at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning, while his wife will deliver an
address in the evening.
The case of the state of Iowa VS..
Jake McGaw for violating the state
pharmacy law by selling patent medi-
cine over the county, without paying a
license was taken up in the district
court Tuesday. McGaw plead guilty
and the Judge will hand in his deci-
sion Thursday.
Mrs. W. M. Black of Des Moines, is
visiting at the home of ]. M. Hammer
on South Second street for few days.
Lieut.. Wilson G. Heaton of this city
has been appointed to the position of
captaincy of one of the companies in
the Thirtieth regiment, U. S. Vol. in
fantry.
The interment of the remains OF
Jacob Sheridan, who died in Brighton
Monday afternoon was made in this
city yesterday. Mr.Sheridan was in the
eighty-ninth year of his age and had
wide acquaintance in this county in
which he lived from 1865 to 1881. He
was the father of eleven children, one
of whom. Paul Sheridan, now resides
in this city.
Farmers near Bernhart, the new
station on the @ six miles. west O.
this city, have sent petition to the
postoffice department asking for {
postoffice. with ]. w. CARRIER, the sta
ton agent, as postmaster.
On account of the inability to ge
iron the Turney Wagon Works are
running only on eight hour schedule
They have as much as 200 tons order
ed, but find much difficulty in gettins
it in any sized quantities.
i Company NJ basketball team is to 6,
to Burlington Friday night to play thu
1 Y. M. G.. A. team of that city.
Ben Mccoy. of Oskaloosa, was il
this city yesterday on business con
nected with the collection of bacl
taxes.
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Hiteman, March 2S-Ralph Early,
of Rush Medical college is home visit
ing with his parents.
Charles Mitchell and Miss Belle
.Frew We're united in marriage Friday,
March %, at Abba, by Rev. Mrs. Ter
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Bloomfield.

Bloomfield, March 2S.-Mr. and Mrs. !
F. j. Meier departed Tuesday evening
for Kingfisher, Oklahoma where they
intend making their future home.
Prof. Meier has for some time been
connected with the Southern Iowa Nor
nal and his resignation was received
with regret by both students and fac
ulty Mr.. and Mrs. Meier were accom-
panied to the depot by host of friends
all of whom We're 10th to give them up.
Mrs. Helen Daily left Tuesday for
Leon, where she will spend several
days with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Findley returned Monday
from New London, where she has been
spending the past two weeks with
relatives.
Misses Kate and Ethel Kelso have
returned from Los Angeles, California,
where they have spent the past winter
with relatives.
Miss Jessie Custer left Wednesday
for Des Moines to take commercial
course in the Drake university.
The Clionian club met Tuesday even
| ing at the Sickle home. Crisp quota
tons from Mark Twain We're followed
by the following program: THE Fla
Wan Empress. Bespacian Titus, and
| the Destruction of Jerusalem" Miss
| Mildred Sickle. THE Pantheon, the
Coliseum and Its Gladitorial Contests, ;"
Miss Stella Sickle. Reading from
Mark Twain, Paul Hughes. Readings
were also given by Mrs. A. c. Piersol,
OF Mt. Pleasant, who, having spent
several days as a guest at the Sickle
home, returned to Mt Pleasant on
| Wednesday.
Asa Wilson returned Monday even
/ ing to his home in Ottumwa, having
spent couple of days in this city as
| a guest of Miss Carrie McCustion.
4 Miss Bessie Smith left Wednesday
morning for Moulton, where she will
spend a week at the home of Mrs.
Blanche Haney.
Miss Pauline Payne, having enjoyed
i a weeks vacation at the home of her
parents, returned Tuesday to her stud
les at the Iowa Wesleyan university at
Mt, Pleasant.
The P. e. o. Sisrerhood met in call
ed session Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Z, d. Beauchamp for the
purpose of initiating two new mem
bers, Mrs. w. ]. Sickle and Miss
Maude Shelton.
DR.. j. w. Gore left Tuesday for
, Viola, Wisconsin, where he was called
to the bedside of his brother F. M
Gore, who is very sick with conSump
: ton.
Fairfield.
Fairfield, March 2S.-The proposition
for the establishment of a municipal
, light plant carried by vote of SIC
fnr to 116 against, or in other words
about for to ! against. The voters
evidently think we need light
|. 7. Wisecaryer held another spe
cial horse sale in this city Tuesday ant
!. Wednesday. A large number were
] sold and good prices were brought
, Tuesday one horse was sold for $3.50
, and Wednesday one for 1882 and sew
or,l for oc youoh nc SITE
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Cheauest.

Chequest, March 2S.-Will Doud,
was in Chequest, on business last
Thursday.
Quite a number from here attend
ed the play at the Douds opera house,
Saturday night, and report large
crowd and good play
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson were call
led to Douds Monday to attend the
funeral of John Strong. who was
la nephew of Mrs. Nelson He was
killed in the coal mine near Douds,
while at work on Saturday.
| Waldo c. Harryman transacted bus
mess at the Capital City, last Satur.
day.
Messrs. Findlay and Hendrix. OF
Douds, were in Chequest several days
last week buying hogs.
Misses Bertha and Pearl Meloskey
went to Eldon Monday.
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Cedar.

Cedar. March 2S.-Ben Bradley, Cam
Teeter and Allie Erskin are digging
holes for the new telephone line be-
tween Cedar and Kirkville, which will
soon be completed.
Mr.. Rennie and family visited at j.
S. CARROTS Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Lyon and Stella Holloway
visited Ottumwa friends last week.
Mrs. Mary Cole and family visited
over Sunday at R. E. Halloway's. She
will move to ColfaX in the near future
T. X. Moore is visiting his son in
Kansas.
Miss Winnie Garrett visited friends
| in kirkville Thursday.
Misses Eva Burrier. Winnie and
Blanche Garrett visited Warner school
Friday, it being the last day.
Gladys Moore is still improving.
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HiuhIand Center.

Highland Center, March 2S.-The
Ladies' Aid society met Thursday with
Mrs. G.. w. Buckner. The following
officers were elected for the coming
year: President, Mrs o. E. Baker;
vice-president. Mrs. Belle Winner; sec
rotary, Mrs. D. D. Emery; treasurer,
Mrs. Julia Spilman.
A meeting was held at the NJ. E.
church Sunday for the purpose of re-
organizing the Epworth League. The
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, G. W. Buckner; first vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Grace Lawson; second vice
president Mrs. o. F.. Baker; third vice
president, Miss Vera Stevens; fourth
vice-president, w. r. Buckner; secre-
tary. DR.. F. e. Lawson; treasurer, b.
G. Jones.
Leona, the little daughter of Mrs.
Nora hull, has been very sick, but is
now improving.
Miss Mary Buckner of Ottumwa, is
spending her vacation with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McCor-
mick.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bosworth have
worth's father, Thomas Renner, near
iIdiiplSSd.
Miss Minnie Rogers. of Ottumwa, is
visiting at the home of N. G. Brown.
| |. w. Jackson, of Agency, was call
ing on friends here Tuesday.
| Myrtle, the siX-months'-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Long, died
Sunday mroning. The funeral was
held Monday from the house at p
M, conducted by Rev. HI. B. Scoles, Of
Hedrick. Interment was in the NC
Cormick cemetery.
Fred Beck came home last weel
from Mt. Pleasant for ten days visi
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w
Beck.
Mesdames o. D. Emery and B. 7
Stevens were over Sunday visitors
with Ottumwa relatives.
Arthur Beck went to Oskaloos;
Tuesday, where he will enter college
Our town is receiving much-neede
improvement in the way of new side
walks.
Mrs. Jennie Smith, of South Ottum
wa, returned to her home Saturday
after a brief visit with her brother, I
W. Beck.
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BidWeil.

Bidwell, March 2S.-Dr. Rambo, of
Chillicothe made a professional call in
Bidwell Monday.
Miss Louisa Klingemeer went to OF
tumwa on No. Monday.
James Johnson made business trip
to Ottumwa on Monday evening.
Misses Eva and Anna Lathrop were
Ottumwa passengers on No. 8 Tues
day.
Mrs. sickles went to ottumwa on
No. Monday evening.
George Klingemeier and VIM. Tay-
lor were business callers at Blakesburg
Tuesday.
The Bear Creek coal mine has had
about two weeks Of enforced idleness
on account of muddy roads.
The Bidwell Debating society will
give box social next Saturday even
ing. March 80 All are invited.
Rev. Coggeshall failed to meet his
appointment at Christiansburg Sunday
on account of bad roads.
Miss Winnie Grooms went to Ottum
wa Wednesday on No s.
Ben Grooms was an Ottumwa pas
senger on No. s, Wednesday,.
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Batavia.

bGIdVId,
Batavia, March 2S.-Mrs Susie Kra-
mer visiter friends in Ottumwa last
week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ireland, on
March %, daughter.
Miss Hester McNiel visited friends
at Libertyville the first of the week.
Frank Tinsley, of Stockport, spent
Sunday at home.
The entertainment at the Christian
church last Friday night was well at
tended. The children took their parts
we'll and the program was appreciated
by the audience.
NJ. S, Frsby is very i'll with pneu-
monia fever.
Mrs. Nora Shoemaker has purchased
Herman Durr's property and will move
into the same about May /.
Sam Harris left Saturday for Quin-
cy, where he will enter a business col
| lege
Will Lutz and wife. of Eldon, spent
Sunday with their parents.
Mrs. Pearl Monger, of Cantril, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A,
Holmes.
Merrill Alfred, of Ottumwa, is
spending this week with friends here
Frank Huffman, of Libertyville
spent Sunday at Mr.. Wagner's.
Rev. Shane held quarterly confer
ence at Selma last Saturday and Sun
day
Mrs. Brown, of Ohio, is visiting hel
sisters. Mrs. Mohler and Mrs. Blosser
She expects to stay in Iowa all sum
, mer
owen Hamersley, of Bladenburg,wa
in our city last Saturday.
A surprise was given to Dr. and Mrs
Woods, Tuesday night by their friends
The evening was spent in various
games and the guests departed at
late hour declaring it was well spen
: evening.
, Clyde Sparks and sister are moving
into the property lately vacated by H
M. Perry.
Nh. and Mrs. Hawthorne, of Compe
: tine, was in town the first of the week
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Pennington

Pennington, March 2S,--Mrs. G. f.
Ponte and baby of Creston, visited o.
/. Ponte and family this week.
Miss Lydia Hitler of Kahoka, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. j.
NJ. Lapsley, returned home last week.
Mrs. Clark Ross was initiated into
the Mie-nisscah council last Friday
night.
Harry DAILY and Harp Van lant We're
Donnelson visitors Friday.
Mrs. Callahan of KeokulS visited
Mrs. w. H. Gentnor Monday.
Thomas Robb and family now oc
cupy the Curtis property on Water
street, while w, f. There now occu
pies the house vacated by Mr.. Rohb
The Rebekah lodge of Pennington
gave a box social last Saturday even
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rell Supper was served at the home
of the bride to few friends and rela-
tives. Many valuable presents We're
presented to the young couple by
their friends. The young couple have
many friends who wish them joy and
happiness in their newly welded life.
Mrs. Dave Fisher and children, of
Creston, were in attendance at the
wedding of her niece. Miss Frew.
w. D. Scott returned home Satur-
day after a two weeks visit with Ed
Early, of Wyoming.
Miss Florence Dinsmore returned
home Saturday after a visit at her
home in Kirksville. She was accom-
panied by her sister. Miss Helen, who
will visit with her sister.
Elmer Narver, of Abba, is visiting
with his parents this week.
| Our school commenced Monday af.
| ter a two weeks vacation. But two
places are quarantined now and pub,
| lie gatherings are allowed.
Rev. Abram Jones. of Williamsburg
will occupy the pulpit of the Congre
gational church next Sunday.
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Hedrick.

Hedrick.
Hedrick, March 2S-Mr. and Mrs.
A. l.. Howell were in Hedrick We'd
nesday.
Hubert Utterback and Waldo Young
returned to their school duties Tues
day.
Mrs. Dare is seriously Ill at her
home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N DeArmond re-
turned from Keokuk last evening
where Mr.. DeArmond has been study
ing medicine.
and Mrs. A. It. Shortess attended the
golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. E. w.
Moore, south of town Wednesday.
J. NJ. Fleener is attending the horse
sac at Fairfield this week
c. A. Bircher was in Ottumwa
Tuesday.
O. C. Wilcox is now resident of
Hedrick, having moved to his property
on Second street recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Upderaff are
visiting relatives in Hedrick.
e. G. Jackson of Winfield, is spend
ing few days among friends here.
i. G. Rickett now occupies the
property recently vacated by Chas.
Anderson and family.
.. C. Stevens Of Ottumwa was in
Hedrick yesterday.
lss,,. Milton.
| Milton March 2S.-Miss Jessie Kent
and Cal. They're We're married at the
home of the bride last Sunday evening
! They will live with Mr. and Mrs. Viii
lard Body, south of Milton, at which
place Mr.. They're is at present work
| ing on the farm.
John Townsend died at his home
west of town last Sunday morning.
| Master Herod Fulton left for his
home in Moulton last Saturday morn
\ ing, after a extended visit at the home
of his aunt, Mrs. G. l.. Smith.
4. School began Monday morning. af
ter two weeks vacation.
Isaac Hoskins returned home Tues
day morning after an extended visit a
| the home of his daughter, Mrs. Van
\ cleve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robinson buriet
one of their twin babies the first of tn,
week. 1t was thought they would boil
die for few days. but the one remain
ing is doing nicely now.
There wereS thirteen carloads o
stock shipped from this place to Chi
cago last Sunday, VIM. Snodgrass, {
e. Buell., George Rays, e. l.. Casad
and Frank Gibson going with them.
The South Prairie people are remod
cling the M. P. church. They vii
plaster, paper and paint.
# Mrs Smith is quite sick, as is ais
D. w. Russell.
Rev. Hendrickson and j. e. Corle
are making visits as there could be n
services at any of the churches for tn
last two weeks, on account of tn
smallpox scare. There have been II
new cases and the sick are all gettin
along nicely
Mr.. Spilman has his new house nea
ly completed and will move soon.
Harry Hill was in FIT. Madison las
week.
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Fairview.

Fairview, March 2S.-The Mt. Zion
M. e. church will give an Easter en-
tertainment April Z.
ii. Dwight Ellmaker, a student of the
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HopewelI.

Hopewell, March 2S.-Mrs. Elnora
Houk Dye was born August Z. 1867,
in Adair county. Missouri, and died
March 81, 1901, at her home near Ash
Grove, Davis county, Iowa. She was
united in marriage Nov. 81, 1872, to
Levi Dye. To this union were born
four boys She leaves besides her
husband and four little boys. father.
mother, four brothers, four sisters and
many other relatives and friends to
mourn the loss of kind and affec-
tionate friend. The funeral services
were held at this place and conducted
by Rev. Barber of Drakeville, after
which the remains were laid to rest
in the Hopewell cemetery. A large
crowd was in attendance.
Rev. Broyles closed his meetings al
this place Friday night, on account OF
his face being swollen from the effects
iof bad tooth He left for his home
Monday evening.
i Ross Hunter and Mile Lafollet
were united in matrimony last Wed
nesday.
Jeff Houk will assist Zeke Dye will
farm work this summer, and Harry
Kline will assist Lem Garrison witt
farm work.
Sabbath school last Sabbath wa!
not very well attended on account o
the bad roads. y
Charlie Walker left Monday even
ing for Grinnell where he expects tt
: work this summer.
Miss Nellie Kershner. of Amador
visited with Mr.. Burgess and family
e Il IL. l.
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Bonaparte.

BOnaparte, March 2S.-Ihe city elec-
ton went off quietly. H. H. Meek
was returned as mayor. R. E. Meek
reelected as clerk. Henry Jones, re-
turned as assessor. j. A. Johnson,
succeeds himself as treasurer. j. H..
Cresap, g yrs.) w. P. L. Muir, (3yrs.)
and R. G. Rees, Il yr.) succeed them
selves as trustees. All the above
gentlemen were nominees on the citi-
zens ticket.
The children of the Presbyterian
church, gave highly pleasing enter
tainment at the church Sunday even
ing.
Bert Smith was in Keokuk Friday
Elmer Ware left for Aurora, ILL.,,
Friday. He has work there.
Mrs. H. Van Zant of Pennington, is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. j. Fl.
HUMPHREYS.
Miss Ida Page of Bentonsport. visit
/ ed her brothers, VIM. and Andy, Sun
/ day.
VIM. Martin and family, Mrs. Chaun
cey Booth and daughter, Miss May
Hart, Mrs. Frank Ketchum, Mrs. Mil
| Ter, all of Pennington, were recent
| visitors here.
Work has commenced on the city
well. The dirt taken from it is being
used in grading the street next the
pants factory. The cutters on lower
Bridge street are being paved with
rock.
Irwin Whitmore of Fairfield made g
| short Saturday visit here.
Lou Shaffer was in Chicago recent
ly on creamery business.
Misses Eva Spores and Irene Miller
of Keosauqua, visited the Fulle
home Sunday.
Geo. Chapman will teach the spring
term of the Stockport schools.
]. H. Anderson, principal of the Ben
tonsport schools, was down Saturday
0. ]. Coolidge and French Eason
) two of our travelling men, are maxim.
brief sojourns in the city.
G. e. Fuller, Mrs. Mills, Fannie WI
son, Elmer French, Mrs. VIM. Noske
Mrs. David Clark, were recent visitor
in Pennington.
I, ]. w. Persinger is building a fenc
, around his home on Second and Tex
I as streets.
: DR.. Maxwell, of Keokuk, was her
Monday
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Eddyville March 2S.---Mr. and Mrs,
VIM Hindsman and daughter of OF
tumwa, are visiting their many friends,
They were former residents of Eddy
vile and their many friends are glad
to see their familiar faces.
l. S. Riggs is building an addition to
his lumber yard in the way of lime
and cement house.
The material for the construction of
the new telephone exchange arrived
today and work will begin at once.
The third of the series of lectures
was delivered Tuesday evening, by
DR.. o. M. Vittum, of Grinnell. His lee,
ture on 1.-THE Great Pyramid of Egypt
was one of the best ever heard by an
Eddyville audience The last one will
be given April 8, by Mr. Frisby, of Des
Moines.
The graduating class of the Eddy
vile high school is the smallest in the
| history of the school. 1t consists Of
| but tive-Miss Louise jaeger, Messrs
/ Karl Mayer, Emmett Hill, Claude
Lanning and Walter Roberts.
The remains of Mrs. McGinity, whose
death occurred in Des Moines Were
brought to Eddyville for burial Wed
nesday. She was a former resident o
! Eddyville and the funeral service wa!
held in the gational church, o
which she was member.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-07-17

and finding nothing therein contrary to
law, | approve the same this z7th day
OF June, 1901. JOHN R. LAND,
District Attorney First Judicial Dis
trict of Louisiana.
(Endorsed.)
Filled and recorded the 27th day of
June 1901. J. H. LEVY.
Deputy Clerk and Ex-Oficio Recorder
state Of Louisiana, Parish of Caddc.
= hereby certify that the above and
foregoing IS a true and correct COPY of
the original act, as the same now ap-
pears on file and of record in my of
fec
Given under my hand and seal of Of
hce, this 18th day of June 1901.
F. A. LEONARD,
Clerk and Ex-Oficio Recorder.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-07-17

WHIUUVFUII IUHUIUS % kIEGTITEGI TITT
LIMITED
Are supplied with the best improved supplies for
Bath Rooms Lavatory Closets and all work conrect "a
with plumbing Special attention given to Repairing
Gas and Steam Fitting. All work guaranteed Priced
reasonable.
Office on Milan near Spr ng Street
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-07-17
one way Of Popping the question.


Andrew Sandager. president OF the
State Bank OF Lisbon. ~ D., and for
mer stats senator Of North Dakota. be-
introduced an innovation In np', rage
ethics. says the Chicago Rood tEef
aid Without consulting eyen - lliggs
elect be- procured I Iicg,rSs Y, we'd aud
then snIumop~I Miss Irrie Johnson.
who was visiting a.th, soldiers home
In Lisbon. to giI.Seul herself before
Justice Grover. UISuh reaching there
she met Mr. Sandager and showed
much surprise when lie stated his pur-
pose. She did not object. however,
and the justice performed the ceremo-
ny. Il Is said that they have been IN
love for over ten years. but that noth-
ing was eye said about marriage.