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New-York tribune., 1902-07-19
OCEAN GROVE.
CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE SUMMER SUN
DAY SCHOOL ASSEMBLY.

Ocean Grove, N J.. July IS CspeciaD-The clos
ing exercises of the Summer Sunday School As
sernbly were held this morning. At 10 O'Clock the
graduates gathered at the chapel where parade
was formed. Headed by the Baptist Boys Brigade
Band and preceded by fifty little girls carrying
baskets Of flowers. they marched through the
srches erected in Auditorium Park and then to
the boardwalk and back. They returned by way
Of Ocean Pathway, and nearly every cottage IN
that thoroughfare was decorated The parade
over the graduates assembled in the auditorium.
where they received their diplomas at the hands
Of Bishop James n. FitzGerald president Of the
association. The Rev. DR.. B. 3. Loomis. dean
Of the assembly. also addressed the graduates.
The Rev. DR. B. II. Tfpple pastor of the Embury
Memorial Church. Brooklyn. had charge OF the
young peoples meeting this morning. The regular
leader. the Rev Charles H. Yatnan. was present
and made an appeal for unfortunate cripple who
was desirous Of spending month at ocean Grove
but whose financial condition did not permit her
to DO SO. One hundred shares. at so cents each
were disposed of in less than fifteen minutes and
the poor cripple will recuperate here at the ex-
pense Of the congregation attending the young
peoples meeting. The holiness meeting In the
tabernacle led by Bishop FitzGeraId.
The school Of methods conducted by the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union of New-Jersey will
convene next Wednesday and remain in session for
two days. Mrs. Emma Bourne, Of Newark, Is
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph White, of the Hotel Spray
View celebrated the forty-slxth anniversary OF
fheiT wedding last evening me happE couple re-
ceived the Congratulations of the guests Of the
hotel, and Mrs. White was presented with birth
day cake with forty-six burning candles.
Miss Margaret Mackenna and Miss Lizzie Ker-
nathan. of New York, are domciled at the STRAIT
ford.
Mrs. (. whitmore of Brooklyn. arrived this week
with her children and took I'D quarters at the
Hotel Spray View.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G Wheeler. Of Farmer. N Y.
are spending their annual vacation at the Ocean
House.
z. a stapplebeen. of GIens Falls N Y. is at the
Highland House. accompanied by his wife.
Mrs r. 4. Palmer and Miss Mary W. Palmer or
EonkeTs, arrived to-day the Seaside Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-19
SECLUDED PATHS ABOUT POCONO
FARMLAND IS FOUND TO CONSIST OF Mossy
STONES AND CREAMY BROOKS

STONES AND CREAMY BROOKS
Mount Pocono, Penn, July IS (SpeeiaD-A stage
ride to Buekhill Falls and Canadensis was the first
OF Mount Pocono's pleasures to-day.
Mr. Walton. of Brooklyn, who knows the se-
cluded paths of the region accurately led a party
OF friends down to Paul's Path. below Swiftwater
The walk through the forest of giant pines and
hemlocks through which the sun scarcely shines
ana where Swiftwater brook gurgles and leaps over
nossy rocks. Is as near fairyand as one would ex-
pect to find No one should fail to include PauI's
Path in visit TO wild old Pocono. Mr. Walton
had with him Miss Brill and Miss Becker of New
York; Miss Cady. Miss Wayne and Miss Ellis OF
Philadelphia, and Messrs. Donovan, Wilson and
Masee, of New-Yerk. and Mr. Fields, of Trenton
At Swiftwater MIR. and Mrs George b. Van
Cleve are sojourning. Others this house from
New-York's suburbs Mr.. and Mrs Henry B
Newhall. of Plainhed. n. J.. and Miss Sadie II
Hunter daughter Of Charles A. Hunter, who is
with MF. and Mrs. Newhall.
AT Pocone Mountain House Mrs j. Ceane and
family OF Jersey City, who are here for the sea-
and Mrs =. w. Turnbul and SON. OF New-York
At the Montanesea is Joseph Parker. Mr. Parker
is New-York clubman. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
II. Scrymser, OF New-York, also at this house
The Misses Scrymser will arrive later. a. M
Dallas. United States Court Judge. of Philadelpha
with Mrs. and Miss Dallas. is sojourning and In
eidentally making map of the region.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-19
MUSICAL PROGRAMME Ar HALoros HALL

Millbrooks. n. Y. July Is (SpeeiaD.=The most in
teresting and successful entertainment of the sea-
son was given at Haloyen Hall tonight. Henry
+ Gils. the proprietor. arranged an elaborate pro-
sramme. which was interpreted by artists of inter
national reputation who came from Nsw-York
especially for the purpose They included Mrs
Coleman. soprano; Miss Ines Bensusan the Austria
lian elocutionst. formerly a member of the Ken
dal company In England. Edward r. Barrow
TENOR winner of the gold medal for opera at the
Royal Academy of Music. London England ana
Eric Dudley. bsryteue. also gold media list Of the
Royal Academy of Music London The hesitiflIl
music room OF the house well hllad ana Tbs e.
and repeated encores.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-19
sTRIKE LEADS no RECEITERsHTP.

Paterson. July is (SpeciaD.-The long drawn out
strike of the dyers' helpers has crippled a number
of firms but the first to show the effects OF the
struggle is the Paterson Dye,ng Conpany. COM
parativey small concern. which has been unable 20
pay its debts and to-day one Of the stocaaolders
applied to the Chancellor for the appointment Of a
receiver. The liabilities put at Sl,0o0 and the
assets at S. 200.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-19
GREENWOOD DISLIKES "THE NEST
SHOUTS AND SONGS BY NIGHT ARE NOT TO
THE TASTE OF SOME BOARDERs

SHOUTS AND SONGS BY NIGHT ARE NOT TO
THE TASTE OF SOME BOARDERs.
Greenwood Lake. n. j.. July IS (speciaD The
glens always popular. and the excursions that
patronize them average three each week net in
cluding the Sunday Erie excursions. Sunday
schools. oages and benevolent societies are among
the patrons of the glens
Howard Close, who has been spending long va
cation at Waterstone Cottage has returned to New
York. but will be up again later on
The songs of merry maidens are heard every
night on the water Rowing parties are all the
rage. and the favorite place is the well sheltered
and safe North Arm and near Chapel Island So
still is 1t there nights that the echoes OF music
and FLASHING of oars be heard all the way
across the lake. over In the nest" as the group
OF go as you please resorts at the upper end, east
side, IS called, hilarity runs recklessy remind
ing one OF the Bowery at Coney Island If the
nest Should quit doing business a number Of
quiet. respectable hotel people and visitors would
hold day OF rejoicing
New-York tribune., 1902-07-19
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC

Every July and August The Ne~Tork Tribune
S5
Resorts
Tribune
may be
Amateur Photograph Department, Tribune New York"
New-York tribune., 1902-07-19
THE PEOPLE OF LARCHsIoNT

who are fond OF driving tn and from the
railway station behind their own horses viii
see how they look when doing 80. Our pbo.
toErapher took snapshots of many or sh.,.
In the act. In tO-morrow's Tribune,
New-York tribune., 1902-07-19

mn ELAEUHATE It fNEsNtff VHfTEAU.
Interesting description, with interior and
exterior photographs, OF the elaborate
French chateau erected at Port Chester by
james Quintard at "a cost OF SS0O.OOO. and
purchased the other day by Peter Wiuches-
ter Houss. In to-m0rrOw's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-19

ponohoe. Phtladsphia third WHIPS ir. e IS "a
years. Thomas Phfsdeiphla fourth. Katharine
c, Blk ta l52e.. years William Ii. Chu Gilman. VII
mir Del
Class 4sAnaeur. four IN hsnas; 20 hs shown before
break: hqrsrs 70 ecuHt. hrst prize. s0o
Won by Herbert Coppeil Ienaav. y J, VITA team 20
coach entry
New-York tribune., 1902-07-19

Mrs. Alfred Corning Clark has given to
Cooperstown, N. Y, several institutions De-
Hcription and pictures of them; also picture
rows Tribune.
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HACK DrrSTovx q,


wishes To be considered the ItIenl saot for
New-Nork business Mans home sneein,
".uc'e given by Mnyor Price. and Illustrated
with attractive views, I'm to-morroxv,. Trth
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-29
Heifer Badly Cut.

Aue0aml,c oiwantor cruelty 90 dumb
..rai~. rrl an act showing the most
l..rl brutality was brought 20 hight
mo.dav morning.
Late Sanday evening, hue young
hef r.. che property cot SIR. II. Harrison.
vas horribly cut with an axe, IN the
bands rfsen.e unknown persons This
.or beast. with blood pouring irosu n
wound ,i> inches long. and So deep that
it penetrated tho ahdomiualcavity, wan
pcrcd about town an night, aud Mon
day morning the blood was traced 60
the yard ot a colorcd man named Tay.
IItr. H. was arrested. and while he told
c1ntradiclng stories, Mayor Mercer did
/ not think this evidence stong enough ioi
conviction. Taylor agreed TO pay ioi
/ chs COW aad al the costs. lie was dis
charged.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-29
Sale of Merchandise
overflow

375 Cases of Goods shipped to this Store last
week Manufacturers and Jobbers Overloaded Stocks
Our New York buyers were kept busy two weeks II
bringing these goods New Spring Fabrics OF every deS
cription came with the purchase, Ladies Ready Maue
Garments Carpets White Goods Wash Goods, Colored
and Black Dress Goods Silks, Ribbons, Innings. etc.
The Savings are from a third to a half from the orig
n al cost of production.
The Richmond Dispatch OF Feb 23rd contains a ful
Drice-li list from the Various Departments.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-29
INTERESTING LOCAL NEWS.

John Wiiis anl wife to Nu. . lar
rish 400 acres of land. part -lntVatcr
tract. if. powhatsu r..trct.
The city OF WIHamshur- O. rhr Ni
Steam Laundry CO.. . .fl.
for lot ou The corner ot Fuucis and En-
gland street.
a. ". worhurton to Nary johnson
for Tot on the CORNER 90 --rancis ard En.
gland strcct. ci'v of williamsburg.
Petcr %. Hansen to EiAcrt p. Easthy
roo acre tract of land ia Powhatan Dis.
lr,ot
Calvin T. Davis TO ST. Warren. hi.
undivided interest In the Real Estate o
=. G. Davis. in Powhatan District
James City county.
Norvcllc L. Henley. Special Commis
sioucr. 20 Thos II. Geddy. 93 acres @
land in Jamestown District. James CIT
county.
| T.. A. Bcrgh and wife to Brout Ia.
man forll acres of land. pam of Kir,
View tract.
Moses Garter CAB q $751; Wapurtnu.
1 W. Jones. and L.. g.. Car,st.au. ll3'
acres of land iu Povhatan District, a,
| Joining the land oi Gee. ~ Minor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-29

Kew ID. A. Potts. the acw pastor oi
the Methodi,t church Is cxt. ,ted here
TO take charge sunday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-29

1T = y u 7 VI 7 - II =
Mrs. Young Wife con her first mar
kctinu tour)-I want two pounds Of
lccfs. cak. and have il rare. please
81. Louis Globe-Dcmocrat
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-08-26
DahIoneqa.

Dahlonega, Aug. 19-Mrs. Charles
A. Sallee of Ottumwa was an over.
Sunday visitor at the home of her
mother. Mrs. William Lewis.
Mrs. John Daniels and children of
Ottumwa visited with Mrs. Ralph Nc.
Chung one day last week.
Miss Nellie Turner spent last week
with friends at this place.
Miss Muriel Jackson of Ottumwa Wis
tied at the Mccoy home Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Ollie Bare, formerly of Ottum.
wa, moved into the house known as
the Stearns property on the south side
of the square. last week.
The following delegates attended the
democratic convention in Ottumwa
Saturday: E. G. Kitterman, M. l.
Cooper and Lou Reiselt.
Walter Mccoy, who has been quite
sick with typhoid fever, is consider.
ably improved.
Miss Maggie Harris of Ottumwa was
an over-Sunday visitor at the H. L.
Trout home.
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and ID. K. Weimer of Wayland were
called to Salem the first of the week
by the death of their father, John Wei
mer.
Wednesday little Marian Becker re-
turned from two weeks visit with
her aunt. Mrs. Marian Parker, at Of
tumwa.
Mrs. Frank Edwards and children
came from Fairfield Thursday and are
at the home of her fathsr-in-law, John
Edwards.
Prof. Squire and Miss Alpha Brit
ton came from Mt Pleasant Tuesday
and visited with friends until Thurs
day.
Arthur Ingram is studying teleg-.
raphy. R. E. Hoyt is his tutor.
Rev. and Mrs. Sinclair. w. G. and
Mrs. H. G. Triplett and Leighton and
Mrs. G. l. De Lashmutt were at the
county seat Friday.
Dr. kizer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Barton,
Mrs. Jerry Hoggatt, Misses Mabel
Brown, Maud Barton, Myrtle Shook
and Iona Turner were among those
who attended the fair Thursday.
AL Hartley departed for Kansas
City Saturday evning.
Saturday afternoon at the home of
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Scott, Miss Louise, Becker entertained
fifteen of her little friends in honor of
her guests, Misses Arlie Scott and Ed.
yth Ryan of Fort Madison. AS usual
with children, games, refreshments and
merry time and the afternoon was
soon of the past.
John Weimer, age SO, died at his
home east of town, Monday. Funeral
services were conducted by Rev. Sin.
clair Wednesday afternoon at 1870
o'clock at the M. e. church. Interment
at the city cemetery.
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Bloomfield.

Bloomfield, Aug. 22.77S. F. Darniel,
assistant in the Exchange bank is
spending few days with friends in
Des Moines this week.
Herbert King made a business trip
to Unionville, Mo-, Thursday.
Mrs. S. ]. Henderson and little son,
Sam, after spending the past two
months at the home of Mrs. Hender-
sons parents, Attorney and Mrs. S. S.
Carruthers, returned Thursday to her
home in Waterloo.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Hardy left Wednes.
day for Excelsior Springs, Mo-, where
they will spend couple of weeks for
health and pleasure.
M f. Randolph has returned from
Corning, Iowa, where he has been en-.
gagged in cigar factory during the
past year, and will remain for some
time in this city.
Miss Alma Lowenberg, of Ottumwa,
arrived Thursday to join her sister,
Miss Bertha in pleasant visit at the
home of Miss Helen Wray.
Mrs. Mahlon Bremerman entertain.
ed a number of young women at six
o'clock dinner on Wednesday, The ev.
ening was spent in telling fortunes and
engaging in other forms of social pleas.
ure, in which a quiet evening was
greatly enjoyed. Those to whom the
courtesy was extended were: Misses
Alice and Mary Wright, of Pueblo, Col
I orado; Edna Hays, of Kansas City; Joy
Fryberger, Susie Meier, Mary Power
Mable Russell and Clemmer Dupree.
The following invitations were is
sued on Thursday: Mrs. John Burgess
at home with Mrs. Harry Fortune
Tuesday, August 26, 900 a. m.
|. 7. Russell is improving his store
building on the South Side by putting
In a steel ceiling.
Mrs. Elrod and son, Bert, who have
been living on the J. A. Brouhard farm
two miles west of the city for the pas
few years have moved to the Sherman
Downing farm five miles west of town
MI. Downing has moved onto his faith
er's farm west of Drakeyille.
Miss Ellen Putnam is seriously sicl
at the home OF, her parents In the nortf
part of the city.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Higbee is seriously sick.
Bloomfield, Aug. 28.-Mr. and Mrs
Geo. w. Curl have returned from the
country where they have been visitins
at the home of John Curl. and depart
ed Friday for Carrollton, Mo-, to visi
at the home Of Mrs. Curtis sister, Mrs
s.. M Beard.
Miss Ethel Swinney Of Fqoris is 8
guest at the home of Miss Alta Tut
wiler.
Miss Kate Summers of Milton ar
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West Van Buren,.

West Van Buren,, Aug. ga heavy
storm visited this locality Sunday af
ternoon.
James Craig purchased 40 head OF
fine steers of the Dooley Bros, near
Selma last week.
Ones Coffman and Sadie Hanshaw
were united in marriage at the county
seat Wednesday,
A little son Of U. N. Casady is
quiteaill.
T. ]. Hissem, l.. B. Plowman and F.
M. Lee transasted business in Keosau-
qua one day last week.
M. Humphrey, Albert Bowen and
Cass Davis were Douds callers Tues
day.
Press Low of Troy was here buying
cattle few days ago.
Mr.. Coffman was a recent caller in
Chequest.
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Hiteman.

Hiteman, Aug. 19.-Mrs. Richard
Libson of Dedham returned home
Wednesday after two weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. D. G. Phillips.
Mrs. ]. H. McCarty and son Harold
went to Agency Wednesday to visit
with Mrs. McCartys mother, Mrs. Pc
ter Nelson.
Mrs. Clara Alderman moved to Iowa
City Wednesday, where she will make
her future home.
Over 5000 was collected from the
miners here on the second half of
July for the striking miners in Penn.
sylvania. This makes total of $1,000
contributed since the strike COM
menced.
o. R. Corey took the following par
ties to Minnesota Friday to inspect
farming land for which he is agent:
w. F. Glentzer, o. L. Canning and Jno.
Molly.
]. H. McCarty was a Sunday visitor
with relatives at Chilicothe.
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Packwood.

Packwood, Aug. 19.-Mr. and Mrs.
P. H. Roth attended the funeral of the
latter's sister, Mrs. M. j. Grouse, which
took place in Fairfield, Aug Is. Mrs.
Grouse died at her home in Omaha.
Mrs Arthur McCabe is visiting
friends at her old home near West
Point.
w. L. Laughary, who was resi-.
dent of this city from young boyhood,
until he became benedict, and now
lives on farm near here, received the
nomination of the district court at the
recent prohibition convention in Fair.
field.
DR.. and Mrs. Searles of Ottumwa
drove over here Friday for few days
visit with relatives,
The Sunday school of the Christian
church had their annual outing last
week in o. H. Gillett's grove.
c. w. Norman has sold his farm
lying about 2k miles southeast OF
here to Charlets Goodrich of Mt
Pleasant. The farm contains 100
acres and sold for $4,000.
Packwood precinct is entitled to
five delegates to the republican coun.
ty convention which occurs Aug. 80.
Mrs. Beavy, of Stockport, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Emma Scott.
Mrs. Childress of Mt. Union spent
Sunday and Monday with friends
here.
Miss Bessie Allen of Wayland is
the guest of Mrs. Swan Nelson.
Little Marjory, the II months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Mel
son died Friday after ten days illness.
After very touching funeral sermon
by Rev. ]. G. Caughlan, the little one
was laid to rest in Packwood Gene
terry, the grave being a veritable bow
er of flowers prepared by loving
hands. The sorrowing and disconsol.
ate young parents have the sympathy
of the entire community.
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Eloris.

Floris, Aug. 22.-Mrs. M. J. Quigley
and daughter Gladys of OskaIoosa are
visiting relatives and friends here this
week.
Several of the schol teachers are at
week.
]. M. Stokes and family of Oskaloo-
sa are visiting at the D. E. Kendrick
home.
The M. E. people cleared s11.25 at
the supper Saturday night
Thomas Cation of this place made a
business trip to Ottumwa the first of
the week.
William Quigley of Oskaloosa is
visiting here this week.
Rev. G. L. Walker filled his regular
appointment at the Christian church
Sunday.
Mrs. Nora Johnson and children left
last week for Holbrook, Neb., where
Mrs. Johnson's expect to make her fiji
ture home.
Nate Bing and VIM. Strickland left
Wednesday evening On No. 16 for Gil
man, where they expect to find en-
ployment.
The auction sale at P. and w. M.
Davis Saturday, Aug. 16, was well at
tended and lots of goods sold cheap.
They expect to have another sale two
weeks from this date.
G. H. johnson left on No. 16 We'd
nesday evening for Holbrook, Neb.,
where he expects to help his son
thresh.
c. E. Swinney was an Eldon caller
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Davis of Des
Moines visited a few days at the pa.
rental P. and w. M. Davis home.
The Christian church will serve ice
cream and fruit at the town hall Sat
urday night, August %. Everybody is
invited to attend
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HOmeseekers Is ss''; , : , ~:

elsewhere, ought to see the good farm
ing and dairy lands along and contigu-
GUS to the line of the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Railway. The soil Is
rich and highly productive Of grains.
and is good stock country with mar
kets in easy reach.
These lands are going rapidly and
another opportunity will be given to
all who desire to see them. On the
first and third Tuesdays, Of June, July,
August. September and October, round
trip tickets will be on sale at principal
stations to points on this line in North
western Iowa, Southern Minnesota
and Southwestern portion of South
Dakota.
Call on nearest ticket agent for
rates, etc., and see that your ticket
reads via the c., R. l. & P. R'y.
There will also be on sale at sta.
tions of this company on same dates
homeseekers excursion tickets at low
rates to various other territory.
JNO. G. FARMER,
G. P. & T. A.,
Cedar Rapids Division,
c., r. l. & P. Ry.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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keoSa uqua.

Keosauqua, Aug. 22-Charles Nc
Laughlin and j. N. Morton of this
place shipped two car loads of sheep
the first of this week from here to Chi
cago. Mr.. Mclaughlin went with
them.
Sixty-five dollars worth of new
books have recently been added to the
Keosauqua school library.
wife and little children returned yes
terday from Colorado, where they have
been for several weeks for the benefit
of Mr.. Dicks health, which is much
improved.
Mrs. c. P. Whitney and little daugh.
ter are visiting with relatives in Keo
kuk.
Lee McClurg of Moulton is spending
few days with relatives and old
friends In Keosauqua.
L. M. Lee Of Chequest township,
who is a candidate for nomination for
the Office of county recorder, was in
Keosauqua Wednesday shaking hands
with his keosauQua friends.
Guy jackson a young druggist of
North Dakota, is visiting in this place
with his uncle, T. c. Jackson. He ex.
poets to remain here for several weeks
and during his stay will work in his
uncle's drug store.
Miss Jean Craig is spending few
days visiting with relatives at Mem
phis, Mo.
Mrs. B. A. Starr and daughter of Wy
aconda, No. are visiting with relatives
in this place and vicinity.
A. H. Day and daughter, Mrs. q. w
Mccullough, of this city are in York
Nebraska, for two weeks visit with
relatives.
Miss Halle Brady has gone to Ma
comb, Ills, to engage in dressmak
ing.
r. c.. Cooper of North Dakota has
purchased seventy-five acres of land Of
P. G. Carder and sixty-one acres OF
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Eldon.

Eldon, Aug. 22.-Miss Myrna Cox
highly entertained number of her girl
friends yesterday afternoon. The
amusement Of the hour was a guessing
game in which Miss Madeline Stauffer
won the prize. Ice cream and cake
and lemonade were served and de-
lightful time was enjoyed by all.
Those present were Misses Audrey
Sapp, Edna Wood, Audrey Friend,
Madeline Stauffer, Eve Price, Mabel
West, Mabel Milks, Lottie Kiefer.
Charlie Bierce spent last evening in
Ottumwa.
Brent Noel of Chequest is in town
helping repair the damage done to the
telephone exchange by Wednesdays
storm.
Misses Orval and Edna Altman went
to Ottumwa this morning, where they
will visit relatives for few days.
w. A. Flowers went to St. Louis to
attend the funeral of his sister, who
died at that place the first of the week.
Weldy Lutz is in Muscatine this
week running the switch engine at
that place.
James Houdyshell of Agency is in
Eldon for few days looking after
some horses which he has in training
at the Big Four Fair grounds.
]. R. Eddy Of Selma was an Eldon
visitor today.
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Alex Wolf, near Keosauqua. These
two tracts adjoin his 200 acre tract
that he recently purchased of ex-Sup
ervisor Wyatt H. Roberts.
D. M. Brown and family of Delavan,
H., are visiting in this place and vicin-
ity with relatives of Mrs. Brown.
Miss Bessie Moore of New London
is visiting with Deputy Treasurer A. R.
Moore and wife.
G. S. Harris. an attorney of Gales
burg, ILL.,, recently visited in this place
with his brother, Dr. w. T. Harris.