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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-14
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Young BIadensburg Farmer Gets into
Justice Court.


Justice Court.
[From Saturdays Daily.]
Will Parker was before Justice Bal
lard today on the charge of cheating
by false pretense. Parker is young
farmer residing near Bladensburg and
it is claimed by D. F. Stevens, the
complaining witness in this case, that
he sold to Stevens load of hay,which
he was to deliver. On the way to the
Stevens home, it seems, Parker threw
some of the hay off the wagon at the
side of the road Stevens claims that
he paid for the whole load but receiv-
ed only part of it and claims that he
was cheated. Parker's story of the
matter is that he was unable to haul
the whole load through the mud on
the way to the Stevens home and ac-
cordingly threw some of it off, leaving
Stevens son to watch the hay until
his father should come along on his
way home. There is some kind of a
misunderstanding in the case, which
will be cleared up when the time
comes for the trial. Parker was re.
leased this morning on his own recog.
niZance.
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Park McKanna, the tank man at the
Iowa Central depot, desires that the
party who stole his hammer recently
will return same at once, and avoid
further trouble, as the parties are
known.
Mrs. Rebecca Vance has been enter
tanning her granddaughter. Miss Beat
rice Gilchrist, of Oskaloosa
r. r. Brown and H. Groscman, of
,Oskaloosa, were in town on business
Thursday.
According 20 figures presented in the
last issue of the Tribune Eddyville has
improved to the extent of almost $780,
600 during the year 1901. Pretty
good.
A number of converts of the Chris
tian church at Cuba were baptised
here Friday
Mrs. NJ. Snow is quite i'll with grip.
Mrs. l.. A. Roberts has returned
home from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
a. Baker at Oskaloosa.
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Sieourney.


Sigourney, Jan. 11.-Court will ad-
journ sine die today.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to L. |. Coffey, 81, and Sofa Oldaker,
q: Ira Berry, "a, and Mary Lish, 10;
Albert Mcintosh, 23, and Myrtle Gar
rett, 20; Peter Cries, ". and Mary
Wilton, 10.
a crowd of Sisourney young people
went out to Quinns Thursday evening
and spent the time very enioyably.
Miss Zane Adams OF the Hull house
of Chicago, who lecturcd in OslSaloosa
last evening. passed through this
morning on her return to Chicago
Z. e. Livingston, of Chicago, is in
Sigourney today
F. E. Simmons, of Davenport, is in
Sigourney on business.
Clint Shean is now travelling for a
Des Moines wholesale house He left
Sigourney this morning for Aims
ywerth.
\ 2. w. Hamilton and d. It. Stookman
have formed a partnership in the law
business. Also W. G. Gamhell and K.
g. Willockson. These are all good at
ptorneys.
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MunterviIle.

Munterville, Jan. 14.-The public
sale at Alfred Vests Friday was
largely attended. Most everything
sold brought fairly good prices.
G. T. Swanson injured his back last
week so he is not able to work for
some time.
Quite a large land deal occurred in
this vicinity last Wednesday in which
two of the progressive young men
came into possession Of Samuel Cram
bits fine 240 acre farm. Chas. Peter
son and brother, Franz, are the pur-
chasers, paying $4,000 for the same.
They will take possession on March
/. They are two young men who will
make this farm one of the model
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CHICAGO Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Jan. 13-Cattle, $4,000;
good to prime 6.eO@7.4o; poor to me-
ans 3.25@5.25; stockers 2.25@4.5O.
Hogs, $4,000; sc lower; heavy 6.25@
$50; light 5.40@6.00; mixed 5000
$40.
Sheep, $4,000; steady; s.5o@5.oo;
lambs 35O@6.00.
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stock farms of Wapello county and
are to be congratulated on their selec-
tion OF land
Mrs. N. P. Pearson, who has been
quite i'll is much improved at present
Peter Larson who has been stopping
with j. NJ Oval for some time, is max
ing preparations to return to Okla
homa soon, where he will farm this
Ginning season.
C. H. Swanson was in Dudley Fri
day'on business.
Sven Pearson was an Ottumwa Wis
itor Thursday.
Charles Springer was in ottumwa
Friday.
There was no school in Munterville
Friday as the teacher, Charles Con
well, and family were called away on
account of the death of relative OF
Mrs Conwell.
Newton Grooms killed a very large
fox near Christiansburg one day las,
week.
Sven Nelson is reported to be i'm
proving. .es
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chicauo produce Market.

Chicago, Jan. 13.-Wheat, No. 2 red
.S5h @S71s; No. 8 red S2@S6; No. 2
hard 79@81h; No. 8 hard 7S@SOh;
January IT'S; May opened S2R@S2A,
highest S2A; lowest S11a; closed S11a
@S15s.
62A @621a; January 62A; May open.
ed 65A @66; highest 66A; lowest
65M; closed 65B @65A.
Oats, No. 2 46@46A; No. 451A O
45A; No. 2 white 47a4 @4Sh; No. 8
white 471a @4S1a; No. 4 white 46@47;
January As; May opened 45B @45A;
highest 46A @46as; lowest Ash; clos
ed 45M @45B.
Pork. Jan. 1850; May 17OO@17O2.
Lard, Jan. 9.42; May 9.65@9.67.
Ribs, Jan. S.27; May S.57.
Rye, GA.
Barley, 5S@651a.
Flax, 162B@1.65.
!. Timothy, March $50.
Glover, March 1915.
st. Louis Produce Market.
st. Louis, Jan. 13.-Wheat, cash
1914 May ssh.
Corn, cash 64A; May 67A.
Oats, cash 4S; May 47A GAS.
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EddYvilIe.

Eddyville, Jan. 13-The remains of
the late Mrs. Mary ]. Wilcox were in
tered in Highland cemetery Saturday
afternoon, the funeral, which was pri-
yate, taking place from her home on
Third street Rev. Hand, formerly of
this place, but now of Ottumwa, con-
Quoted services over the remains. Miss
Della, daughter who is now in Wash
ington, d. c., was not present.
Frank Epperson and Ed. Carroll
who have been appointed carriers or
the new routes across the river, receiv.
ed their new mail wagons Thursday
They are both fine pieces of work, are
painted red, white and blue, and
weigh something over 400 pounds.
They will make their first trip two
weeks from next Saturday.
Acie Odem, of Grays Creek has gone
off onsa sightseeing tour of the coun-
try, He went to Oskaloosa, and it is
thought by his friends that he went
from there to Cass county for visit
with relatives.
Attorney J. r. Jaques, of Ottumwa
was in town on business Thursday.
81 ). T. Johnson, of Sand Ridge, re
turned Thursday from short visit
with his son, Chef and wife, who are
now located at Hilton.
Miss Bertha Rowe has returned to
her home, corner of Mill and Fourth
streets, after spending a week at the
I. R. Cox home, near Lakonta
DIR. F. E. Vance's suit against the
town Of Eddyville, wherein he sues
the city for $4,000 damages for injur-
les purported to have been received
on defective sidewalk comes off in
Ottumwa today.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. :
Agency.
ooOOOoOOCOOoOOoOoO


Agency, Jan. 13-Mabel, the seven
months old baby of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
T. Mccoy, died at their home two
miles north of town, Wednesday morn
ing, at $50 o'clock The funeral was
conducted by Rev. j. c. Kendrick,
Thursday, at 10 a. m. Interment was
at the Agency cemetery.
A new boy arrived at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cross last week.
A. S. Humphrey visited his parents
at County Line last week.
Cross Roads north of town, was sum
moned home Friday on account of the
serious illness of her father.
Alex Nelson and Cara E.Smith were
married at the residence of William
Reeve, north of town, Thursday at
O'Clock, Rev. J. G. Kendrick officiating.
Mr.. Nelson has a farm in Jefferson
county where they will make their flu
tire home.
The following officers of Magnolia
lodge. /. o. o. F., were installed by l..
f. Newell, district deputy grand mas
ter:
G. L. Bailey, N. G.
D. H. Pitcher, " G.
L. T. Newell, secretary.
]. W. Enya treasurer.
Frank J.Comstock, of Canton. Miss,
was an over Sunday visitor here with
friends
The series of meetings that were to
have been begun here Sunday evening
have been postponed one week.
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Stockport,

Stockport, Jan. 14.-Elmer Morris
and John Brown left for Chicago Tues
day with the intention of joining the
army.
The I. o. o. F. had very interest
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THE MARKETS.
The Visible Supply.

Chicago, Jan. 13.-The visible sup
ply Of grain is as follows: Wheat, 3d.
OF, 900 bushels; corn, II ,643G0O bush
els; oats, 4,544,000 bushels.
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New York poultry Market.

New York, Jan. 13.-Poultry, alive,
steady; springers 500; turkeys 100
II; fowls Il; dressed, firm; springers
10h OLA; fowls 1O@11; turkeys IL
@13h.
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Collect.

Collect, Jan. 14.-Mrs. VIM. Swartz
visited with Libertyville friends last
Wednesday.
Miss Sarah Lawson is suffering from
a severe attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Roy Glotfelty is very ill with
throat trouble.
Quite number of farmers from this
vicinity attended the Wisecarver horse
sale at Fairfield this week.
Henry Lawson has returned from an
extended visit with friends in Tennes-
see.
Orc Hall, an old time Collett boy
who has resided for the past five years
on a rented farm northwest of Fair
field, has purchased the Lane farm of
220 acres and will return to his old
neighborhood.
Joe Hudgell and Pete Fisher Of Fair
field were business callers Friday.
Grant Mckee spent Wednesday and
Thursday at the Stever home west of
Libertyville.
Quite number of the young people
attended the show at SINNERS opera
house at Birmingham Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. D. T. Boley has been quite ill
for some time.
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Peoria, Jan. 13.-Corn, lower; No. 8.
63A.
Oats. irregular; No. white 47@
47A.
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CHICAGO Poultry Mar
Peoria Produce Market,

Chicago, Jan. 13.-Poultry, steady;
turkeys 8k@11h; chickens 1854.
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DOCTOR FINED.
Must Pay $500 for Alleged Illegal Ii
quor Sale.
piZance.

Sigourney, Jan. 11.-(Special) DIR.
Cline received his sentence yesterday
for selling liquor contrary to law. He
was given $500 fine and committed
to the county Jail until it is paid.
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Bentonsport.

Bentonsport, Jan. 14.-The following
officers nave been elected by the Lit
erary society for the month ending
February %:
Harry Marriott, president.
H. B. Hills, vice-preSident.
Sally Bostock, secretary and treas
urer.
Nell Boles, assistant secretary-treas-
urer.
0. l.. Bostock, marshal.
e. Snyder, doorkeeper.
Cora M. Stevens, chorister
Scott Humbert, of Milton, was here
Tuesday
Misses Cox, Snyder and Collridge,
of Bcnaparte, We're here Tuesday even
ing.
Jess Scott of Vernon fell while skat-
ing here Tuesday and broke his right
arm.
Chas. Moore of Pierceville was in
town Tuesday evening.
Sidney Sedwick visited friends in
Pierceville last week.
AT an early hour Thursday morning,
January 8, occurred the death of Dan
lei Crawford. Mr.. Crawford had been
resident Of this town for number
iof years. He is survived by a wife
and seven children. Rev. Collier Off
ciated. He was laid to rest in Benton
sport cemetery.
VIM. Jack and J. X Weaver both
lost valuable horses last week.
Mrs. w. A. Hawkins left Monday for
Algona. She will there join her hus-
band who is running mill at that
place
E. A. Jack, of Florence, Col, was
visiting friends here Thursday.
G.. B. Lewis has returned from an
extended visit at Warsaw, Ill.
The weekly visitors to Bentonsport
Saturday were ]. H. Anderson, M. D.
Cochran, Geo. and Eli Mckinney and
| l.. S. Houdsheldth.
Miss Vic Pickard and Eph Snyder
were down Tuesday evening.
James Marriott is building an ice
house at his home in Vernon.
jackson Montgomery, Harvey Muir
ply, Chas. Davis and Albert Mcdowell
were in Bonaparte Sunday.
Clarence Alvah and wife visited Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Eph. Snyder.
Samuel Greenwath, of Utica, was
down on business Saturday.
]. Guthrie has gone to Oklahoma tt
see the country and visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gates, of Willis
We're here Sunday.
The Misses Wordon, Of Illinois, are
visiting here.
VIM. McCutcheon has. sold his farm
to Marion and Harry Warner.
Mr.. Teal, of the German-America1
telephone line, informs us he will ex
tend his line from Utica here in the
early spring.
Mystic.
Mystic, Ian. 13.--Schley Company
No. Uniform Rank Knights of Ply
thias, which has recently been organ
lied here held installation of officers
at their hall Wednesday evening. Gen
III. G. Manchester, Col. o. J. CARROT
and Col. Seneca Cornell of Ottumws
were with them and did the work. AT
ter the installation the Rathbone Sis
tiers, served super in Lepers' hall t.
all x. of P.s and their families.
Mrs. Geo. Studebaker departed Wed
nesday night for Kansas for a visi
with her father, who is very sick.
The Royal Neighbors had installa
ton of officers at their meeting Mon
day night after which lunch was serv
ed.
The Companions of the Forester.
gave them surprise while they were
holding their meeting Tuesday night.
School began Monday after a vaca
lion Of two weeks.
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New York, Jan. l5.-Wheat, May
865s.
Corn, May 69a.
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op; treasurer, Mrs. D. A. Reynolds; Ii
brarians, Tessa Castor md Rebecca
Bishop; organist, Nellie Beede.
Rev. w. w. Whorton has resigned
his pastorate with Murray Christian
church and accepted call in st.
Louis.
Entertainment at the Christian
church, Saturday evening.
AT the regular meeting of the M. &.
Sunday school Monday evening Off
GERS were elected as follows: o. E.
Garrett, superintendent; Chas. Ross,
assistant; Fred Dewey, secretary;
Glen Garfield, assistant; B. F. Stock
well, treasurer; librarians, Truth Ca
thells, Mabel Stiffler and Lulu White;
Grace Gentle, organist.
Chas. Mathew, of Charlton, was call
ling on the business men Wednesday
and attended the revival services in
the evening.
Mrs. Sadie Ulin, of Humeston, ar
rived Thursday and is assisting her
father in the singing during the reviv-
al services which are increasing in in
terest. Large attentive audiences
greet the pastor each evening.
Mrs. Martin and daughter, of Osce-
ola, spent the night with Mrs. Stat
ford in Murray Thursday.
Luther Alternately went to Des
Moines Thursday.
C. c. Harkin returned from St.Louis
Friday.
Mrs Duke, a sister-in-law of Mrs.
Harkin. is visiting her this week.
Mr. Waters is moving into William
Crops house.
j. D. Henderson, of Promise City,
was in town last week.
|
Abingdon.
Abingdon. Jan. 14.-Miss Stella Har-
Ian returned to her home in Rome
Tuesday after a few days visit with
her sister Miss Lillian.
w. Dem, agent for the Security Fire
Insurance Co., of Davenport, was a
business caller here Monday.
Mr.. Matlock and family were in
Fairfield Wednesday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chance Clark Friday.
Joseph Davis is on the sick list.
DR.. Jones of Fairfield was in town
Monday.
C. F. Baker passed through town one
day last week with two fine Poland,
China hogs.
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ing meeting Tuesday night. Two
were given the iniaIory degree and
three the second, after which District
Deputy Grand Master Charlie Percer-
vile, assisted by John Persinge, OF
Bonaparte, installed the following Off
GERS: C. w. McWay, noble grand;
F. H. Tinsley, vice grand; G. w. John
ston, secretary; DR.. Barker, recording
secretary; John Dill, treasurer.
j. b. Fox moved to town Monday.
James Beswick moved TO his new
residence in Stockport Tuesday.
Mr.Yorgas, while driving home from
Hillsboro last Monday evening about
8 clock, was held up and robbed just
as his team stopped upon the railroad
track they We're taken by the bits by
one footpad, and at the same time ne
was seized from behind by the second
one and the third stepped up and took
his pocketbook which only contained
So. They were professionals.
w. II. Thornley, came here on the
evening Of the 10th from Marietta, O.
Joseph Flickel while unloading
freight Saturday morning got two OF
his fingers mashed on his left hand
the third was so badly mashed it was
necessary to amputate it next to the
hand The second finger, it is thought
can be saved
Roy Beswick and wife returned Fri
day from Iowa City.
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DoudS.

Douds, Jan. 13.-Irwin Crane has
moved into the residence owned by
Mrs. VIM. Culbertson.
Colwell Smith is critically i'll and
grave fears are entertained for his re-
covery.
John Written has somewhat improv-
ed in health the past week.
Mrs. Milton Chalfant is slowly con-
valescing.
An exhibition of ventriloquism, etc.,
was given at McGill's hall on Saturday
evening.
On Friday evening social dance
was given at the hall.
George Countryman of Birmingham
was business visitor last week.
Cyrus Greenfield, John Channel,
George Rambo and w. R. Carson are
enjoying the music of new pianos.
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SEYMOUR.

Seymour, Jan. 14.-Mr.and Mrs. Lou
Armstrong, of Grand River, are visit
ing in Seymour with Mr.. Armstrong S
mother.
Samuel Eakin is dangerously i'll at
his home in this city.
Bert noel, of this city, was united
in marriage to Miss Maud Otto, of
Corydon, on Wednesday. They will
make their home in this city where
Mr.. Noel has employment.
Rev. Maynard, Of Moulton, is assist.
ing Rev. Whitney in revival meetings
at tie Presbyterian church.
Lester A. McMasters, who has been
in Dakota for the past year, is visit.
ing his parents in Seymour.
Miss Eva Erickson returned to Cen
terville the latter part of the week
where she has employment.
David Tharp, of Clarinda, is visit
ing relatives and old time friends in
Seymour.
Mrs. A. w. Maxwell and children re
turned home from Fairfield Saturday
where they have been visiting rela
tives for the past three weeks.
Alex Sterling,of Corydon, was trans
acting business in Seymour Friday.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, Jan. 13.-Butter, steady;
creameries 15@23R; diaries 14@20.
Eggs, very firm; 80.
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FIoris.

Floris, Jan. 14.-George McVey's lit
tie child is quite sick with the meas
les.
Charles Box of Eldon was business
visitor here Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Hale, a
girl.
Will and Frank Billkymer were bust
ness visitors at Bloomfield Thursday.
Frank Johnson is visiting friends at
this place.
Mrs. Esther Perry of Eldon is visit
ing relatives here.
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New York Butter and Egg Market.
New York, Jan. 13.-Butter, steady;
Eggs, firm; 27@33.
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Fremont.

Fremont, Jan. l4-Mrs. Sarah Alb
rams. sister of Rev. Sam. Heinsman,
died January at Z O'Clock p. NJ, and
was buried January s.
Mrs. j T. Fox died Tuesday night
and was taken to Hindland, Mo-,
Thursday and buried there Friday
Mrs. Fox was loved and respected by
all.
Eli Russell was severely injured in a
runaway the first of last week.
Arthur Lee accompanied Mr.. Fox
and friends 10 Hindland, Mo-, and Mrs.
Libby Coen went also to care for the
baby.
Mr. and Mrs. Forbes of Newton are
visiting their son, Jay, and wife this
week.
John Atkins brought his wife this
week, when he returned from his holi-
days at home.
A house occupied by A.. J. Rhoades
caught fire on the roof Friday night,
but was soon put out. There was not
much damage done.
Mrs. William Dinsmore has been
quite i'll with erpsipelas in the face for
some days.
Nh. and Mrs. Austin of Lynnville
have been here this week visiting
their sen, e. A. Austin, and family.
There was a meeting of the direct
ors CT the Fremont State bank this
week. George w. Beck is new di
| rector in this bank.
!. e. H. Ramsey of lleota was in town
this week visiting with E. Forbes of
Newton, at Jay Forbes.
VIM. Heinsman of New Sharon was
here to attend the funeral of his sis
ter, Mrs. Abrams
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Murray.

Murray, JAN 14.-Roy Dutton and
Carl Lochrie returned from Omaha
Tuesday.
DR.. Sells moved to Osceola Thurs
day.
Amos Chambers returned from his
western trip Wednesday. He purchas-
ed a fine farm two and one-half miles
from Harrisonville, Cass county, and
will move thither in the spring.
Mr. and Mrs. James Currey expect
to leave Monday for few weeks visit
in Maine and New York.
Mrs. Charles Ward has a daughter
here for a few days visit from Osce-
ola. 80
Miss Matte Olmstead returned from
Osceola Thursday where she visited
her sister, Mrs Gil. Lamb.
Mathew Aheran returned from a
trip in Missouri this week. an
7 The following Sunday school officers
were elected last Sabbath at the Chris,
tian church for the year: Superintend,
ent, Mrs. M. l.. Holcomb; assistant,
Roy Miller; secretary, Frankie Bish
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Birmingham.


Birmingham, Jan. 14.-Mrs. q. H.
Moore is seriously ill with lung trou-
bic, not many hopes being entertain
ed for her recovery.
Miss Cora Goodson of Ottumwa is
visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. D.. w. Brown, of New
London, are here called by the sick
ness of Mrs. Browns mother.
| Henry Willer of Akron purchased
three carloads of cattle and shipped
them to his home Saturday.
County Treasurer McGrew and wife
of Keosauqua were visitors here last
week. abE
Mrs. Daniel Leppo of Libertyville. is
with her sister, Mrs. Moore.
Ray Moore, of Keosauqua, spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. E. H. Skinner went to Ottum-
wa Friday.
DR.. J. F. Calhoun and wife are the
parents of a daughter, born Saturday
Mrs. l. B. Snyder and children of
Des Moines are visiting Mrs. H.
Barnes. 4u.
VS.. Allen was in Des Moines last
week attending the banquet given to
Governor Shaw by the Grant club.
Mrs. Alta Craft, of Ottumwa, is Wis
iting at ]. S. Goodson's.
AL Ebert spent several days last
week visiting his sisters in Ft. Madi,
son.
Elmer vaught was a Libertyville Wis.
Iitor Saturday
E. J. Hail. j. L.. Arnold and Dick
Workman shipped five carloads OF
stock to Chicago Tuesday.
w. A. Van Buskirk living north OF
town. will remove to Fremont Febru.
airy 1.