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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-23
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rell.
stolen blses Murphy e. Struck out by Collins
7. by Hill s. ,
Base on balls. by Collins, Nau. by Hill, Nc
Ginnis, Hammond.
Attendance. 600.
Time, 40; umpire, Hart.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-23

Daily. fweek Days.
GOO q. m train Cafe and freeReclining Chair
cara Pullman Sleeping Cars on 1000 p. m
train between Pittsburgh and Buffalo, Pittsbursb
and Rochester. .,,.,
~ YAenv c. O. D PAScAULT
Cen pass. AIT Div. Pass. Agt.,
Rochesecr. NY, Pittsburgh, Pa
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-12-09

place of business in strict accordance
with the mulct law, then why cannot
the Ottumwa saloonists afford to give
the same, or at least half that
amount was the question which in
stantly arose to the lips of an Ottum-
wa man when he had read the letter
today. Think of the suffering that
could be alleviated, the Christmas
dinners that could be bought. Why,
it would be the greatest Christmas OF
tumwa ever saw. And why should it
not be done? Times are good and the
saloons are getting their share of the
general prosperity. know several
saloonkeepers in this city and | be-
lieve that if they could learn of Mr..
Derr's gift and the spirit that prompt
ed it, they would follow his example,
and feel sure they would be glad
they had done it afterward.
If touch of conscience should come
to the thirty-one saloon keepers of OF
tumwa the Christmas of 1902 would
be an event the equal of which has
never been seen in Ottumwa. There
would be rejoicing in every poor home
in the city if the funds were judicious-
ly distributed and the anthems of
thanksgiving and praise which will
rise from the many places of worship
in the city would be- echoed with dou-
bled yigor from the squalid tenements
below the tracks" and in the various
parts of the city where the poor are
| to be found.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-12-09
OBITUARY..

Mary A. Carr, one of the Oldest pion-
eer settlers of Iowa, passed away at
her home six miles north of Ottumwa,
Monday afternoon, Dec. 1. 1902. She
was born May 81, 1928 at Oxford, But
Ter county, Ohio, and moved with her
parents to Ripley county. Indiana when
four years of age. On March 3, 1S43,
she was united in marriage with Geo.
w. Arnold. She. with her husband,
removed to Iowa in 1856 and settled on
the farm where she resided at the time
of her death Her husband died
March 10, 1876. She was the mother
of eight children, three of whom sur
vive: James M. and George W., of OF
tumwa, and Ruth j. Fugate. of New
ton, Kansas Three died in infancy,
while John G. and William F. grew to
manhood when they died at the ages
of "a and "a years respectively. She
united with the Christian church at an
early age and lived faithful Chris
tian life to the end, ever believing
that BE thou faithful unto death and
| will give thee a crown of life" Rev.
2:10. She was loving wife and de-
voted mother. The funeral services
were held at the Christian church in
Kirkville Wednesday, December 8, at
| II o'clock and interment was made in
the family lot beside her husband.
xxx.
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to her home at Leon yesterday after
very pleasant visit with her sister,
Mrs. A. e. Hunleston.
Miss Irene Kennecott of Chicago is
the guest of Mrs. E. B. Eddy.
J. N. Norton is erecting brick bus
mess building. The second story will
be used by the Masons.
Mrs. w. X. Northen returned this
week from an extended visit in To
peka, Kan.
Mrs. Fred Casebolt is visiting
friends, in Corydon this week.
Mrs. Hannah Brewer is visiting with
her son, Geo. Brewer, who recently
moved to Linneus, Mo.
C. S. Humeston and Fred Durham
are Chicago visitors this week.
o. G. Stone and wife of Geneva
Neb., returned to their home this week
after very pleasant visit with rela
| tives here
Mr. and Mrs. j. P. Carpenter are
visiting friends in Fairfield
| Will Moore, cashier of the Humes
ton state bank has been seriously i'll
but is reported as improving rapidly
Miss Tot Carpenter is enjoying 9
visit with her friend, Miss Myrtle
Hughes of Mt. Pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Bolon returned
this week from Galesburg. ILL.,, where
they have been visiting relatives.
Mrs. j. w. Robinson of Grand River
/ is the guest of her sister, Mrs. VIM
] Gelston.
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Iowa Man Drops Suddenly Out of
Sight.
The CASE is MOST MYSTERIOUS
Otto Dennison, Who Resides Near Line
vile, Draws Funds From Bank and
Cannot Now Be Found-FouI Play
Is Not Mentioned.

Corydon, Dec S.-(Courier'S Spe-
cial Service Mo trace OF Otto Denn:-
con- the young man who so Egysteri-
ously disappeared at Allertop some.
two weeks ago wi:h $1,000 in cash. has
been .ouud. 40 Particular uaeasiHess
was felt at alst by his wife and rela-
lives at not hearing from him, but at
ter over a weeks silence they began
70 make INQUIRIES and it was then it
became known he had disappeared.
Dennison, who is about twenty-seven
years of age, lived on farm about
three miles northeast of Lineyille. He
was administrator of the estate, of his
father, the late J. A. Dennison, and
was on his way to Mt. Ayr with this
money to settle with his foster mother,
Mrs. H. ]. Dennison, and her sister,
Miss Clara l.esan, who reside at Mt.
Ayr.
In the, bank of Lineville was 81 900
belonging To the estate, which lDenni-
son had deposited some time ago, and
5000 In the bank at Clio. He owed
Miss Lesan $500 and she was secured
only by his personal note. The cash
Ter of the bank of I.ineville tried:to per.
suade him to take a draft instead OF
the cash. as 1t was much safer to car
ry, but he refused the draft and in
sisted on the cash. After securing
this money he took Rock Island
train for Allerton. where he could
take heck for Corydon and from
there the Keokuk & Western railroad
for Mt. Ayr. He engaged seat in
the Corydon hack. but when the hack
was ready to leave Dennison could
not be found. This was about $3.50
o'clock in the afternoon. Since that
time no trace of him has been found
A freight train was standing on the
siding when the passenger train ar
rived and it is believed now that he
boarded this freight and went south.
No suspicion of foul play is enter.
tanned. No reason whatever can be
given for his leaving home, if such II
should prove to be. His home life has
always been pleasant. and he has al
why's been greatly respected.
The mystery deepens when it is
learned that he has an eighty acre
tract of good land. which will more
than cover he amount he took with
him and fully secure his bondsmen.
1t is intimated he will be about $1,000
poorer by going away
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Abba,

Abba Dec. S.-The invitations are
out Tor the dedication of the new Odd
Fellows hall Lovilia, next Saturday
evening.
James Rawson of Iowa City, who
has the contract for the new court
house, was here Saturday on business.
TIE board 1f supervisors were in
ssA1lDH SaturdawHon court house bus
Mr. and Mrs John T. Monteith. were
in town Saturday! They sold an
eighty acre farm to Mike Welsh and
were in making out the deeds.
Mr.and Mrs. L. C. South of Foster,
were transacting business in town
Saturday.
Michael Fitzgerald Of Weller was in
the city on business, Saturday.
S. D. Sarver. who lives near Foster,
was in town this morning.
Mrs Elizabeth Searcey who lived in
the east part of the town, died Friday
December at o'clock. aged &c years.
Funeral services were held at the
Christian church Saturday at 1880 p
m.
A. L. Hinton left for Creston this
morning on Nos where he goes to
attend to some business.
w. Fall returned Saturday from Chi
cago where hc was attending the
stock show. d
John Farrell, who lives near Mora
via was in town Saturday on business
S. w Wright and w. S. Fall, left
last night for South Omaha on bust
ness.
The clerk OF the district court drew
the grand jurors for the coming. year
and the trial jurors for the January
term Of court. Saturday.
The funeral oil Henry Warner wa.
held yesterday at 2 o'clock at his home
and his remains were inferred in Oal
View cemetery
Frank A. Lewis theological stu
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Real Estate Transfers.

Real estate transfers furnished by
Lowenberg & Co., reel estate agents.
lot South Court street.
Lowrie, L. l.. and husband, R. j., to
City of Ottumwa-Part of section 81
1918, SIS.
Goodman, Nelson and wife, to Jos.
L. Curtis-Part of the northeast quar-
ter Of section 3-79-1S, $4,000.
Goodman, Nelson and wife, to w. A.
Capps- South half of the northeast
quarter of section 3-73-13, $4,6S7.50.
Baker, Annie F., to G. B. and H. e.
Baker-The northwest quarter of sec
ton 10; southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of section 1S-71-13,
SIS 900
Iowa National Bank to Mary and
John Pasnau-Lot 3, block IL, Blake's
addition to Ottumwa, $1,000.
Johnson, A. W, trustee, to Philip H.
and Margaret Ehrman-Lot 80, block
8, Janney addition. Ottumwa, 5000.
]. Q. Dorothy and wife to David Jay,
part northeast quarter southeast quarter,
section 30. a, 10, S1SG62.
G. NJ Clark and wife to Albert Cotton.
two acres in northwest quarter northeast
quarter, section 49, %. 10, $500.
L. NJ. Thompson and husband, Geo. c.,
to Homer Coffman. north half lot IL, block
3, Blakesburg. $780,
j. ii; Fountain and wife to Daniel Chap
| to Ottnmwa, $3.50.
| B. f. Berry and wife to n. A. Prentiss,
part west half of southwest quarter, sec
ton s, township AZ, range IL, Saoe,saga.
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THE ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.
The Number of Miles Owned and Con
trolIed by the System.

The total mileage of the roads con-
trolled by the Rock Island system is
now over 5000 mnes and If the plans
of the company are carried through
this will be increased 5000 more. 1t
is understood that an effort is being
made to acquire the Rio Grande, Sier-
ra Madra & Pacific railroad in Old
Mexico with tie object of securing a
system through Mexico.
The roads controlled by the Rock
Island system, already in operation,
with their mileage are as follows:
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific. 1905
Keokuk & Des Moines 49,. -. 1852
Des Moines & FIT. Dodge ........ 144
Peoria &sBureau Valley ........ Al
Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Northern 80. ........l,361
Rock Island & Peoria ...... -. 1870
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf ....1 ,051
Chicago, Rock Island & Texas. 123
Chicago. Rock Island & Ell Paso. Ill
Chicago Rock Island & Mexico. 80
Choctaw, Oklahoma. & Texas -. 1876
Searcy and Dies Arc ............ %
The railroads now under ccnstruc
ton. with their projected mileage, are
as follows:
st. Louis. Kansas City & Colo
RADIO; st. Louis to Kansas
City .......... ...... 19a
Chicago, Rock Island & Texas;
Jackboro to Graham ...... ;. 81
Chicago. Rock Island &, Gulf;
TT. Worth to Houston 1890. 26E
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Texas;
Cimarillo to Texas-Mew Mex
| leo line; and Chicago, Rock
Island & Ell Paso-Texas-New
Mexico linz I'd Tucumcari =. 12E
| Choctaw & Ghiekasaw; Ardmore
to Red, RiYeEsss and Chicago,
Rock island a& G ulfs Red Rivsf@
er to Dallas -. ........ ...... II:
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf;
Guthrie to Chandler .... $3.50. 81
Various branhees3 in Oklahoma
and Indian q affttofys abort 81
| The combined roads in operation
and under construction form a system
with total of over 5000 miles, ira
versing the most fertile and wealthies
section OF the west and southwest.
FoRay ait ii clothes that looks Ni iiKe
/ a $35gsuit call at the Hub and take il
4 for $1S. Fully warranted in every re
1 Spect.
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UnionvilIe.

UnionviHe Dec. S.-Rev. Alfred has
changed the hour of his appointment
at the Liberty church from 3 O'Clock
until evening.
Walter Whistler was business call
err at Will Morrisons last Tuesday
evening.
Eugene Boyer was caller in this
vicinity Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Swain visited
friends in Moravia Tuesday.
The pie supper given at the Miller
school house last Friday night was
quite a success, the pies all going a
good price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krieder of Linevillt
were visiting friends at this place las
week.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-12-09

Own and Control the Railroads of This
Country" Songs, declarations and
recitationst will be an interesting fea-
ture Of the program.
meeting will be held tonight to
consider the advisability of having a
milk condensing plant established at
this place.
Frank Hudson is in Ottumwa on
business today
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Humeston.

"a Humestan. Dec. s.---Phil Gould gave
his famous monologue, "The Old Pi-
ano," at the Stanton opera house Fri
day evening under the auspices of the
Lecture Course association. The en-
tertainment, was highly, enjoyedqb the
large audiHune present. anawb Ii The
IS Ross Holmes left this week for Ran
dolph, Neb.
Miss Harriet Van Derley returned
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Muntervilie.

Munterville, Dec SD Gustafson
who cut his foot with an ak is still
confined to the house.
Arthur Peterson was an Ottumwa
visitor last Wednesday, remaining
with friends over night and returning
home the next day.
Lutte Chisman and VIM. Fenator
and several other farmers around
about here who own hounds will get
together today and try and start up a
fox, which has been making his re-
gular visits near here, and if they
get him routed out there will be lots
of sport for several hours.
E. G. Allen is home from his
North Dakota trip, and says when he
left there the roads were just like
smooth pavement, not enough snow
HAVING fell there to hide the ground
any place, all kinds of stock in the
best of order, and everything in the
finest condition. He is so nucf,
pleased with the country up there that
he says if he could dispose CT his
stock of merchandise and real estate
here ut what it was worth he would
locate IN that country at once.
Mrs. c. E. Gustafscn was all OF
tumwa visitor last Wednesday.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-12-09

1t lis often asked How can the Hub
undersell other clothing stores The
answer is by cutting off all nnneces-
sary expense, selling for cash, and
know the valueEtof goods. The Hub
never pays more than an article is
worth, nsequently can meet prices
from all competition by a lower price.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-12-09

deEt a: Parsons college, Fairfield,
fl!ed the pulpit at the. First Presby-
tafien eaurcn yesterday, Rev. Gage be-
iag os3Rhle 70 De here.
Mic ha.ter which heats the Grant
high school was ont of repair Friday
and the children had vacation.
VIZ. K. Cherry of Des Moines was
transacuug business in the city Fri
day.
John Marley of Guilford township,
who formerly lived in Abba, was tran
sacting business in town Friday.
Robert Coulter was in the city re-
Gently, and sold So head of fine Ches-
ter White hogs. Mr.. Coulter sold ten
hogs of the same breed short time
ago which weighed 41O pounds.
Miss Mollie Ralston who has been
quite. sick for the last few days is
much better.
Richard Hannah and wife of Mel
rose, were in the city on business, Fri
day.
The Yoemen held their regular meet
ing Friday night An election of Off
GERS was held.
Henry Warner died Saturday morn
Ing az " SlOSh. liz Hdo DCSl NClS ioW
with heart disease. He was 4S years
old.
Z. A. Barnes.who lives near Blakes-
burg,was transacting business in town
Saturday.
A. J. Beckett left for Queen City on
No. 3 this morning.
Bloomfield.
| Bloomfield, Dec. S-Mr and Mrs H.
G.. Taylor are spending several days
in Chicago.
B. Ben Garwoo who has been quite
Sick for the past few days. was greatly
improved on Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Newett of Canyon City,
/ Colo. is visiting her grandfather. DR..
| &. j. Shelton, and other relatives in
/ the city.
Mrs. Oscar McCreary and Miss Mag
gle Scott of Keosauqua spent SatuT-
I day and Sunday in this city as the
| guests OF Mrs. S. l.. Crafts and Rev
/ and Mrs. J. w. Potter.
I Mr.. and Mrs J. R. Wallace and Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Wray have returned
| from Chicago. where they attended
/ the international stock show.
\ WI anu WI Was. l.. L vi TUNE z
/ turned Saturday from business trip
/ to Chicago
Mrs. Stella Teed and little son
John, have returned from Milwaukee
and Port Washington where they
have been spending the past three
weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cassidy of Kan
.sas City returned home Saturday after
short visit at the home of their un
/ Gle, DR.. j. j. Selman.
Mrs. Henrietta Clayton and sister
4 Catherine, who have been visiting
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Clay
ton, returned to Chicago Saturday
nigth.g
Mrs. w. ]. Sickle entertained
friends Friday at tea party in honor
Of Mrs. Will Law of Evans.
Mrs W. J. Sickle pleasantly enter
tanned friends at luncheon Saturday
at / o'clock in honor of Mrs. H. G. Nc
Cahan of Kirksville, Mo-, and Mrs. W
! !. Tinus of Chicago.
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The Proposed Plan.

The matter has been under consid-
GRAFTON for some time and representa-
tives of the firm have been sent out
on the road the last few weeks making
preparations to open up business in
the smaller towns near the city. Pub
| lie meetings have been called in all the
towns where the plant contemplated
opening stations and the farmers are
invited to attend and confer with the
representative of the firm on the adj
| advisability of opening a Swimming
station in such localities. No bonus
is asked for. All that is required is
| the surety of enough delivery of milk
| to the station to make it pay. The
Yorkshire company will erect build
ing in each town, hire man to look
after the business and pay cash for
the delivery of milk When the milk
is brought in it will be put through
/ machinery. the butter fat extracted
and the skim milk returned to the par
ty bringing it in. The new venture is
attracting wide attention. among the
| farmers in Ottumwa and vicinity.
Will Begin Operations Soon.
The main building in Ottumwa is
situated at the Morrell plant and the
business will be conducted in conJunc
tion with the other departments of the
firm. The structure is not large, but
was built in manner that will easily
| permit enlargement when the business
enlarges and the present quarters are
found inadequate. The arrangements
have not as yet been fully completed
in the outside towns where skimmins
stations are to be placed and the plan
will not begin operations until this
work has been done. 1t is stated how
ever, that the matter will be pushe'
and in few weeks Ottumwa viii
have another hustling business enter
prise.
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Morrell& Go. Leading Stockhold
ers in Enterprise.
THEY WILL BEGIN OPERATIONS SOON
News Given Out Today That ottumwa
Firm Will Go in Creamery Business
MISUNDERSTANDING Stations to
Be Erected in Many Adjacent Towns.

Ottumwa will soon have creamery,
which Judging by present indications.
Dds fair to become substantial &C
QUESTION to the manufacturing inter-
ests OF the city. The firm of John Nor
rell & Co., is the leading stockhclder
in the new plant, and the matter has
gone about SO quietly that nothing
was known of the firms intention to
enter the butter packing business I'M
til the plans had been completed and
the main building of the creamery
erected in Ottumwa. 1t is the inten-
ton of the company to go into the
business on large scale and to erect
skimming stations in all the adjacent
towns. The plant will begin opera
tons at an early date.
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Bentonsport.

Bentonsport, Dec. S-Craig Fuller
of Bonaparte visited friends in town
Thursday.
J. E. Watts has moved on his farm
near H. c. Shepherds on Copperas
creek.
Mrs. Harry Roberts returned from
FIT. Madison Thursday after a weeks
visit with relatives.
Bruce Mitchell visited relatives here
the last of the week.
]. E. Loofboro of Milton, was in
town on business Thursday. i
Harry Marriott entertained a few of
his friends Thursday evening.
Arrangements were made at the
home of Mrs. Doan for Christmas
tree and free entertainment at the
Presbyterian church Xmas eve. II
Thad Elliott has just returned from
Colorado, where he has been seriously
ill for some time.
G. T. Ruble has purchased the
Green McCutcheon farm on Rock
creek.
James Marriott returned home from
Chicago Friday, after disposing of his
load of fat cattle
A. G. Roberts was up from Bona
parte, Friday evening.
Miss Fanny Sedwick. who has beer
| i'll for some time is again able to BIZ
among her town friends.
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To Have Many Branches.

A member of the Morrell firla was
seen this morning and he gave out the
first information concerning the new
venture. Herstated that the firm was
to be known as the Yorkshire Cream
cry Co., and that Morrell & Co. was
at the head of the venture. He outlin-
ed the plan of operations and said the
company had been formed for the pur-
pose of operating creameries in OF
tumwa and the towns tributary to the
city. In those places skimming sta
lions will be erected and the produce
will be shipped to the main creamery
| in Ottumwa. This will doubtless be a
boon to the farmers as it is assured
that the firm will use all the milk
brought in, and there will be no diff
Guilty experienced by the farmers in
disposing of all their product.
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! have a limited supply. of aold
French delft plates. ,Eheir beauty
consists in their extreme ugliness. The
last sales of these plates that 1 know.
of was in Boston at 81 each. My
price is 2bcen ts eaeh b, Na smpTe when
|ltnsksI pig, q
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Agency.

Agency, Dec. S.-Osken Newell who
has a sheep ranch at Bellefourche, S.
D.. is visiting his many relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson spent
Sunday at Batavia.
A. d. Foster one Of the carriers on
the R. F. d. routes here, has resigned,
resignation to take effect about Janu-
airy L.
The public schools will close here
December 10 for two weeks vaca-
ton.
John Bayne of La Plata, Mo-, Wis
tied his parents last week.
The section men on the G. 3. & @.
are rejoicing ever raise in their
wages.
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WooIson.

Woolson. Dec. S.-The snow of last
Tuesday stopped corn picking.
A few farmers have finished corn
in the fields yet.
i Win. Quakenbush was taken very
I'LL last week, but at this time is re
lported better.
1 Emery Dixson and Miss Ethel M
Edwards were married Thanksgiving
day Their probable future home will
i be in Oklahoma.
i Harry Hill and friend from Bir-
| minghan!. were here in attendance at
/ the DiXson-Edwards wedding.
! Virgil Hinshaw gave temperance
9talil to the people of Woolson, at the
bchnrch last Monday night.
I Joely Hutchins is visiting in Blakes
! burg and vicinity at present.
Mrs. Helen Cullen from Colorado, is
| visiting with her aunt, Mrs. VIM
4 Quakenhush.
/ On Thanksgiving evening, Harry and
/ Robbie Cords entertained about thirty
of their neighbors at Mrs. McFarland's
with magic lantern views and music
Refreshments were served.
@sMr and Mrs. Hawkins of Sigourney
were visiting at Paul Youngs the frs
of the week
4 The young people enjoyed socia
at Ira Hadley's Saturday evening Of
last week.
| Miss Lucy Stuart was home from
Pleasant Plains few hours Sunday
She is nursing Mrs. Bailey.
1 AL Hadley's entertainment OF
Thanksgiving in honor of his uncle
Joshua Hadley's birthday, was yer.
pleasant affair.
w. r. Hadley was at Fairfield Tues
day.
The old neighbors of Mrs. Marth
Gregory were invited to help her cele
brate her sixtieth birthday last Tues
day, December 2.
Lot Johnson and wife are MAXIM
their home for the present with W. H
McCTacken. 81;
Mary Jane Crimley of Pleasan
Plain visited few days at the w. I
Edwards home, recently.