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NOTHER'S MISTAKE.
From IIdrper's Magazine

from tfdrperS Magazine.
she was a dear old lady in whom all her friends
I'i' separate sense of possession and whose ca
l%clty Tor committing gentle blunders made her
Just little bit dearer still Among her acquaint-
%nccS of long standing. though much Younger than
herself was a Mrs. Tarpey. who, left a most beau
I'It' 'Hd Interesting widow before she was twenty
remained for fifteen years pattern of fidelity and
llth stepped from the high pedestal which a
Sgnertti9n OF young women ard not a few married
me Hid placed her to preside the home of
JUDI James Maiden Cooke. and be a gracious
- pmother 70 his only daughter. IL was Mrs
up to the dear old lady
Vow, mother. Isabel and Kate entreated after
they had added few swift touches to her dress
Mrs Tarpey." " N.Y.
Il wont l really won't their mother said as
she went out cf the door: and all the way down
tcoke-COOke- Mrs Cooke
presently the parlOr door opened. there was n
sound Of affectionate farewellS, a roll of carriage
wheels and the gentle hostess was heard making
her way back I. the second floor. Isabel met her
AT the top OF the steps. There was u subdued de-
spondency on the mothers face.
Mother. you didn't'-
Ne Isabel she replied emphaticaIIy. Il called
Well what is il them
Her mother sank into her rocking chair Moth
ing. Isabel nothing AT an she answered meekIy
except mat when | went in l said. Il am glad 10
see YOU Mrs Cooke How is Mr. Tarpley? -
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awkward squad and proceeded To drill him. | went
70 the door. rang the bell and had Sam respond
Then told him how to open the door: to make a
low bow, to hold out the salvcr for the csirds-I
used my own. of coursc-and TO show people into
whole day, and considered him lit for duty
Shortly after this OF the of
quaintanCe said to what's the matter with
that Chinaman Of yours? Is he crazy?' You
imagine my surprise at such question. and nat
urally asked what was the matter.
Why the other day came up to make n CALL
he replied. and that slit-eyed son of COnfucius
the bell: made AN elaborate salaam; held
out the card receiver and got my card. Then he
began to scrutinze the little pasteboard In ii most
inquisitivc way. He picked it up. looked the
name. turned il over and then threw it i'm my face
eXclaiming: You go hcllee, Ticket good
The card wasn't like mine. that's all
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JOHN CHINAMAN AND THE CALLER.
pm The Milwaukee Sentinel.

FROM The Milwaukee Sentinel
The army woman. who has been married ten
years and moved thirteen times told an expcr-
ehce the other evening which was apprpcia ted
Dy many who were present. She was talking about
chinese servants, who by the way are much like
She said: " VI -'eiii'Ai
Now. there was Sam, That almond-eye feIIoy
could cook for further orders and was willing
and industrious, but he simply would not wait ar,
the door Honestly Sam seemed to ba We hen s'd oi
denly stricken deaf. dumb blind every time H.
pen rang Well you know how things are in tbese
army posts. The servant is Obliged to do All The
work so made up my mind if that Chinaman
could De taught I'd teach him. i put him into tba
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31
HiRD on THE PHYSICIANS
From The Troy Times.

From Tho Troy Times.
\ TIoosck Falls correspondent writes IN .srbs
Troy FINES: quotations from tombstones in
Sr,iNtyarCS seem TO figure prominently of late i'm
The Troy Times and other leading newspapers OF
to-day, and suggest that this village b,in. ALWAYS
UP 10 cate mas contribution to offer that NAV b.,
worthy oi place among the most odd and quaint
ana Whlch can be seen and read at auy time in me
dstylSht In Maple Grove Cemetery south Of 80
poStoihce. there is a headstone upon which is the
Her body was stolen BY iendish men
Her Bones anatOmiZed: -"
ii4r Soul. we trust, has risen TO God
Where few Physicians Rise
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HER STRONG POINT

From The Chicago Record
The waitress. who most men delights
Is not fair 10 see
The admiration she excites
Seems rather odd To me:
Yet this much own in her praise-
She really has got fetching WAYS
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BULLET PROOF.

From The Atlanta Constitution
Here is odd paragraph fr m a Georgia ex
change: IN
W ME Major Williams was seated in his front
room, with both feet IN the window. peacefully
smoking, some unknown nliSCrc1nt shot him
through the left leg. But Providence ever watrh-
ful of its own. protected him. The bullet passed
through his wooden leg. doing damage whatever
1t Is the same leg that the rheumatism tackled in
vain" 80
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~ experienced persons to induce green travellers
To attempt To run to the pyramid and back during
the two minutes of the trains wait. In nine cases
out of ten they fall on the way back. bleeding at
the nose. the air being rarefed that eleva-
tion of $500 feet as to forbid such exercise
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-12-27

DAN JUAN-COUNTY CATHOLIC MISSION
- (Cathollo population 1909 Headquarters
pro tern santa Rosa Church. BlancO p.
Regular services, first and second Sunday Of
month: mass az . a. M, sermon Sunday
school for children, Immediately after mass.
AZ 3 ID. M, rosary, congregational singing,
bible History, prayers; monthly services held az
GobernadOr. MARTINEZ, Los Pinoa. Several
times during year, Aztec, La Plata, Farming
ton and Olio are visited by the priest u
charge. Rosa precinct, Rio Arriba Coz y. NJ.
fCnfhOiie population 25W IN attended from
Santa Rosa church. Any communication on
church aIairs or religious subjects should be
Addressed 70 Catholic Priest, blanco 20 .,
New Mexico"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-12-27
DIRECTORY.

nREsBYTERIAN CHURCH Morning sor-
vices on the FIRST and third Sundays -
each month az eleven o'clock. Evening ser.
vices every Sunday night at eight O'Clock.
sunday school as $50 y. m. Prayer Meeting
On Wednesday evening &C 500 p. m. j. r..
COOPER, Pastor.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-12-27

There win be- a meeting of A1tec Post So. i5.
Department OF Nov Mexico. @. A. r.. at Aztec
ON Saturday December IS. at "a o'clock q. m.
Business, election of officers and payment of
per capita tax. Bring your lunch basket We
win havo coffee on the ground.
w. n. WILLIAMS.
@. W Mccoy. Post Commander.
NTtntnuN
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-12-27

The regular annual meeting Of the Cattle
Growers Association of San Jua county,
New Mexico. is called to be held At Aztec, on
Saturday. january 4. 1902, at O'Clock p, m,
A fun attendance Of the members is desired,
as important business viii come before the
meeting.
W.. y. WRIGHT. President.
LAWRENCE WELSH. Secretary.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-12-27

Parties knowing themselves Indebted to me
will kindly call at the drug store and settle
as soon as possible, All ecounts not paid by
January 10th viii be placed in the hands Of an
G. r. MEAD.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-12-27

an persons owing us on accounts viii please
call and settle up. You must be square on
the books january 1, 1902, if you expect future
accommodations,
AUSTIN a DUNNING,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-12-27

ZTFC POST 20. rs, g. A. R.-Moets ~
~ can Of pOst Commander, Aztec, New
Worico. 81. III. WILLIAMS, Post Comman-
DER q. w. Mccoy, Adiutant.
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pahIoneaa.

Dahlonega, March 5.-Chas. Reimer
is getting the material on the ground
for a new residence to be built as
soon as the weather will permit.
w. H. Bedell, who has been living in
Ottumwa the past year, moved to his
farm last week.
Mr. Buchanan Is building new resi-
dence to replace the one destroyed by
fire about three weeks ago.
The Woodmen of the World gave a
select ball at their new hall here last
Thursday night. 1t was success
both socially and financially. About
forty-five couples enjoyed themselves
until a late hour.
Ira Weltch has moved in Jacob
Lowenberg's house lately vacated by
]. C. Miller.
Miss Nora Ryan of Ames is visiting
her parents at this place.
The young people of Center No. l
gave an entertainment last Saturday
night for the benefit of the school IL
brary. Those present were we'll en-.
tertained and a nice sum was realized
for the library.
J. c. Miller sold draft team and
delivered them last Saturday at He'd
| rick.
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Fiedrjck,

Hedrick, March 4.-Last Saturday
Hedrick entertained the largest educa-
tional meeting held in Keokuk county
for several years. Ten of the sur
rounding towns were represented and
more than fifty teachers We're in at
tendance, besides school officers and
patrons The largest delegations
came from Sigourney, Martinsburg
and Hayesville. Supt. Dimmitt was
chairman of the meeting and Miss
Florence Gregg secretary. The meet
ing was a spirited one from the start,
when E. A. Benson read paper on
Omissions of Boards of Directors"
This paper aroused considerable dis
cusson Other topics under considera-
ton We're: Consolidation of School
Districts" by ]. A. Thomas, of Sigour-
lney:" Teachers Reading Circle Work, "
by Charles A. Bosworth, of Highland
Center; How to Correlate the Home
and the School," by Mrs. w. e. Shat.
fer, of Hedrick; Industrial Work" by
E. S. Parker of Ottumwa; and School
Libraries" Entertainment was fur
nished for all visiting teachers. The
primary and intermediate girls of the
Martinsburg schools gave very pleas.
ing flag drill. The meeting was GER
tainly helpful one for every teacher
| present.
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Amador.

Amador March Mrs Rufus Cool
son of Moravia, visited relatives In
this vicinity last week returning home
Monday
Bert Ross is able to be around after
a short illness.
Miss Nora Day spent few days in
Ottumwa last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith were
gusts of Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Berry
Sunday.
Rev. D. L. Ammons spent Sunday at
I. H. Hendrickson's.
Martin Myers had public sale on
Wednesday, March g. Mr. Myers and
family expect to leave next week for
Colorado to make their future home.
The two little children of VIM.
Kent are recovering from severe at
tack of lung fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Miller visited
Mr.. and Mrs T. D. Williams Sunday.
Ira Haning made a business trip to
Ottumwa Saturday.
Martin Myers marketed hay in OF.
tumwa Saturday.
At the school meeting of district No.
II Bert Hendrickson was elected sub
director for the ensuing year.
E. Haning was in Ottumwa on bust.
ness Saturday.
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were singing, the sun shining and the
balmy breezes blew. Monday morn
ing was on the same order but it grad
ually grew colder and kept getting
colder and colder until Monday night
the thermometer registered near zero
and strong northwest wind sprung
up. Tuesday morning it began to
snow and the wind continued all day
with occasional gusts of snow and the
thermometer registered near zero all
day. Tuesday was the worst day that
has been recorded in this section this
winter. The condition of the roads
and the severity of the winds and the
weather kept the farmers away from
town, but few wagons being hitched
on the square, and at times both the
sidewalks and streets were perfectly
clear of people, something very unus-
ual for this busy little city.
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ton, Mo-, is the father of a ten-pound
baby boy.
Dr.. Jay and Chas. Beirce left this
morning for Oskaloosa, where they
will inspect the uniform rank K. P.
lodge tonight
Married, at the home of the bride,
Miss Clara May Carroll and Ed. A.
Perry, Rev. ]. S. Barton officiating.
Both are residents of Davis county,
living near White Elm.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Nelson died of pneumonia at
their home near Leando. and the fun
eral services were conducted by Rev.
y. S. Booton.
Meetings are still in progress at the
Free Methodist church in Eldon, with
J. S. Booten as pastor.
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Abba.

Abba, March 6.-Mrs. Alec Long is
quite i'll with grip.
Isaac Webb was taken very sick
while at work yesterday but is a little
better this morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson died Tues
day, March 5. at $3.50 o'clock a. m.
The funeral services will be held at
the United Presbyterian church,
Thursday, March Z, at 2 o'clock p. m.,
Rev. Jackson officiating.
The high school dramatic club met
with Edna Pabst last night.
The Lucky Thirteen met with Car
rie Hardenbrook Monday evening. The
evening was pleasantly passed in the
usual way.
A club dance will be given in the
Harmony hall this evening.
Ward Hamilton left for Kansas City
last night. @s
The. Pilgrims have their regular
meeting this evening in the 1. o. O.
f. hall.
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Lovilia,

Lovilia, March Mrs. Frank Gan,
naway of Des Moines was visiting her
parents here this week.
Miss Carrie Clemens went to Des
Moines Sunday for a short visit.
Mrs. W. E. Clark of Cambria, Wyo.,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. S. L. Cobb
this week.
Fred Stafford of Des Moines is WIS.,
iting his sister, Mrs. John Swan.
Miss Titus of Abba spent Sunday
with her mother Mrs. Van Pelt.
Rev. Trye and wife of Pleasant
Plain, is visiting Mrs Tryes father,
Mr. Staffords.
Alice Miller of Union Chapel came
home with her teacher, Elmer john
son, and spent Sunday.
G. R. Samuel and son of Lucas are
visiting relatives here.
Miss Effie Robinson spent Sunday at
Abba.
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Beiknap.

Belknap, March 6.-Callie Rupp
closed successful term of school at
the Harbour, Saturday. A short pro-
gram was given in the afternoon, con-
Isisting of dialogues, recitations and
spelling. A number of visitors were
present. Miss Rupp is an earnest and
untiring worker in her profession, hav-
ling taught in the county for number
of years.
j. C. Mcconnell sold a span Of colts
last week that had never been work
| ed, for 5000, to Mr.. Zollman. There
seems ITO be quite a demand for good
horses.
J. w. Bolivar shipped load of hogs
to Ottumwa Tuesday.
| Samuel Mcconnell and wife visited
| in Floris last week with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Peden, and family.
Sheriff Frank Young, of Bloomfield,
was here last week in search of Frank
Wesner, who was wanted in Bloom
field. 1t was not learned whether he
found him or not.
| Mabel Miller left Saturday evening
! for Ottumwa to visit her sister, Mrs.
Leo Stevens. 4.
Andy Yates, of Bloomfield, came
here this morning on his way to his
farm near Floris.
E.. A. Patterson and family left Fri
day for visit at the M. F. Patterson
home and for the closing exercises of
the King school. Miss Gail has stayed
with her grandparents and attended
school there for the past several
weeks.
Cyrus Harbour and family expect to
leave tomorrow for Bishop, Callfor-
f,,{, l,o
/ H. M. Barker and wife and J. H.
Dunn, of Bloomfield. spent Sunday
might at A. M. Easton's. Mrs. Barker
and Mr.. Dunn left on the early train
flor Van Buren, county to visit rela-
Itives. Mr.. Barker returned home.
1 Otis Hendrickson and family expect
Ito start tomorrow for Santa Ana, Cal
lifornia.
Nora Schenbert closed six months
term of school at the Livingston Fri
day with a fine dinner and interesting
program. Those present were Messrs
land Mesdames A. D. Mum, Fred Bach
man and children and Henry Schen.
bert, Mesdames Aaron Wyatt and
sons. David Mum, Della Hawkins
Minnie Carson, Sarah Bachman and
Hannah Livingston, Misses Myra Car
Ison, Laura Bachman, Lizzie McCon
nell, Laura McCarty, Stella Bachman
Stella Sample, Alice Brookshire. Rhil
GA Atwood and Katie Ehrman, of OF
tumwa, Messrs. John Sample, Johr
Leep, John Carson, Frank Rhine, Viii
lie Bennett and Chesley Pickett.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Auckland and son
Wellington, of Living Springs, is Wis
iting at C. F. Eberline's.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank War
riner, a daughter
Mrs. Mary McCarty and family have
: moved to South ottumwa.
r Mrs. Lucy Goudy and children are
: suffering from the grip.
I, Robert Anderson expects to move t.
: the Newt Harbour place which wa
!, sold recently.
. Mr.. Cameron is moving to Bell1nal
!. from near Drakesville where he live
with his son. John, who expects t
i. leave soon for Oklahoma. Mr.. Gamer
t on is to live here with his son.
Floris.
nut, N1o,ob c DIR and Mrc m
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keosauqua.

Keosauqua, March 5.-Mr and Mrs.
w. R. Wherry and daughter, Janet, of
this place, visited Saturday in Farm
ington, with Mr.. and Mrs. James w
Lapsley and Mr.. and Mrs. e. e..
French.
The Methodist revival meeting clos
ed Sunday evening for a few days to
give the minister and members a few
days rest. They will be resumed on
Thursday evening. Many new mem
bers have been taken into the church
and much good has been done.
Robern Snare, who has been very
poorly at his home in this place for the
past ten days, is now much better and
his friends hope that he will recover.
Attorney E. l.. McCoid went to Bon
aparte to prosecute in criminal case
in justice court, for Mr.. Harlem, coun-
ty attorney, who is away from his Of
flee on business trip to Des Moines.
Mrs. VIM Bennett is very sick at
her home in this place.
OIL. Doud, of Douds Station, was a
recent business visitor at this place
and visited with his sister, Mrs. ]. w.
Harwood.
Miss Madge Roberts, of this place
visited over Sunday with friends at
| Douds.
w. M. Walker. Of this place, is in
Pennington on business.
The Keosauqua Republican is now
pleasantly located at it's new quarters
| Thomas H. Dye and Volney Maggie
| of Milton are in keosauqua on bust
ness.
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the farm he purchased of Charles and
Agent G. C. Parker takes charge Of
the hotel.
Mrs. Johnson of Laddsdale was here
shopping Wednesday.
Wesley Thompson has commenced
building a barn for U. S. Heady.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Mcconnell of Bel
KNAPP, were here visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jim Peden.
Mrs. Henry Tasting fell on the ice
and broke her arm between the elbow
and wrist
Neut Hale is on business trip
near Eddyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hudson, Mrs. ]. E.
Strickland, daughters Ida and Ethel,
returned Friday from Birmingham af-
ter attending the funeral of Mrs
Kneedler, mother of Mrs. Hudson and
Mrs. Strickland.
Mrs. Ed Grant returned Saturday
| from Birmingham.
Mrs. George Dibbets of Laddsdale
came Saturday to spend few days
at the parental Box home.
Miss Marguerite ROUGH of Ottumwa
is here visiting at the home of Joseph
ROUGH.
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Hilton.

Hilton, March en-. L. Grady is
home from the miners convention
He called a special meeting of local
union 1927 Saturday evening.
The Purkey brothers have left Hill
ton and are now located at Coalfield.
Richard Thomas is back at work af-
ter an illness of six weeks duration.
1t was noticed that the Wabash
train stopped at the shaft Sunday
night to let off passengers. Every
one here wishes that it would con-
tinue to do this, and also stop on sig
nal A petition has been circulated
for depot here, and all hope that
Hilton will soon have one.
Mr.. Rowels has moved into the COM
parry house near the store. Carpen-
tiers are busy building boarding
house for the colored workingmen at
the mine. and have the contract for
some houses. The coal company is
working three shafts day, and is put
ting out one hundred ton of coal a
day. Hilton people are in hopes that
the company will build school house
here for the benefit of the miners
children. as there is no room in the
district school to accommodate them.
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Eloris.

Floris, March 6.-Dr. and Mrs. Box
of Ottumwa and Chas Box of Eldon,
came on No. Is Tuesday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Howard.
Otis Crist moved Tuesday onto DR..
Stevens farm. three miles northeast
of Floris and Chas. Baird onto s..
Benge's farm north of Lick Spring.
A. E. Yates of Bloomfield made a
business visit here Tuesday.
u. S. Heady moved this week onto
the farm he purchased of B. I.
Heady.
B. It. Heady and Charles Blodget
were in Ottumwa Wednesday.
R. i. Heady moved Thursday onto
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Mr.. Heral was at one time resident
of this place. He leaves a wife and
four children, all of whom are grown.
Miss Minnie Badgley visited in
Unionville, Mo-, last week.
Those who have recently moved to
Dover, Oklahoma, are Peter Miller
and wife, Tom Foglesong and family.
W. X. Miller and wife, John Miller,
w. j. Miller, John Rinabarger, Chas.
Rinabarger and Andy Foglesong, OF
Cantril.
Steve Rinabarger has moved into
his fathers residence on Oak street.
B. f. Badgley spent Sunday with his
family.
Miss Eva McMannis visited at the
home of her uncle on South Prairie
last week.
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Batavia.

Batavia, March 7.-On account of
the bad roads meetings closed at the
M. E. church Sunday night.
George Blosser left Monday for Lu-
cas-, where he will be employed for
about six weeks on the new railroad.
Miss Ella Lawson and Mabel ellis,
who are attending school at Agency
this winter, spent Sunday at their re-
spective homes.
Hester McNiel closed a successful
term of school at No. 8. Friday
Prof. Callister, formerly principal of
the Agency high, school, spent Sunday
with friends in Batavia.
:. A social dance at Albert Whitmore's
Saturday night was well attended and
an enjoyable evening was spent.
A number of our young people at
tended the school entertainment at
Bladensburg last Friday night.
Last Wednesday being George Man
ning's 30th birthday, his wife planned
a surprise for him. While he was at
church about twenty-five OF his
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Hedrick.

Hedrick March 6.--Mrs. H. B. Scales
returned yesterday from Williamsburg
where she has been visiting the pa
rental home the past sweek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Young were in
Ottumwa yesterday.
Tonight occurs the last number of
the Hedrick Entertainment course.
Mrs w. F. Bottorff is suffering
from the effects of a fall at her home,
west of town.
Mayor Spicer was in Ottumwa Mon
day on business.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give a social April 5.
The remains of the late Lieutenant
Jno. Morrison, who was killed January
Is, were. forwarded from San Fran
cisco last evening and will arrive in
Hedrick the last of the week. Inter
ment will be in the Brooks cemetery.
Rev. Shortess returns today from a
two weeks stay at Burlington assisting
in revival services.
S.. c. LaChapelle now occupies the
Lynn property on South Spring street.
For the third time the people of
Hedrick have voted on having a light
plant. The proposition carried Mon
day two to one in favor of -160 to so.
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LibertyviIIe.

Libertyville, March Aaron Fell
returned to Keoiluk Monday after a
short visit here.
A. r. Coleman went to Egerton.
Mo-. Monday evening.
William Under, of Pekin, moved to
his farm he bought of Mr.. Counter
man Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Smith moved here Nom
iday from Fairfield.
Rev. Eyestone visited in Mt. Pleas.
ant last week.
NJ. whitlock, of West Point, moved
here Tuesday.
Harry Hurst returned home FROM
Keokuk Monday evening.
The Davis family gave musical en-.
Itertainment at the X. P. hall Saturday
night.
Mr. Farrell, of New London, moved
here Tuesday.
Lawn Welsh, of Fairfield, moved
here Monday.
Frank Counterman had a sale
Thursday and expects to go to Walla
! Walla, Washington.