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Murray.

Murray, Feb. 27.-Mrs. Frank Bos-
serman returned home Saturday from
Ottumwa, where she spent a few days
with sister.
Mathew Ahern is carrying his arm
in sling.
Lulu White has been sick with a
vaccinated arm the past few days.
J. J. and P. T. Hoffman went to
Creston Monday afternoon.
Miss Lillian Sells spent Sunday with
her brother in Osceola.
Mrs. Gill, who has been with her
daughter, Mrs. Floyd Neucomb, for a
few days, returned to her home in
Corning Saturday.
The M. l.. G. women met with Miss
Anna Hoffman Tuesday afternoon.
Sheriff G. G. Scott was shaking
hands with old friends here Tuesday.
Fred Parker returned from Oklaho-
ma Tuesday. When he left there they
were in the midst Of blizzard equal
to cold Iowa" while he found here,
beautiful spring, so much for Iowa! 5.5
Clayton Harkins, of Osceola, was a
Murray caller Tuesday. asfaft.
The quarantine has been lifted this
week from the family of Charles
Frank. rF's..--.
Grandma Doner is very i'll at the
home of her son Chas. in Murray. Mrs.
Doner is a German and one of the
earliest settlers of Clarke county. She
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Short Tales Concerning People You
4 Know.
THE VICINITY OF OTTUMNA IN BRIEF
Births, Deaths, Marriages, Movements
OF Your Acquaintance as chronicied
by couriers Staff CT Correspondents
Who Know Whereof They Speak.
Winchester.

Winchester Feb. PA Mr. Davis,
of Kilbourn, gave ventriloquist per-
Torrance in the town Saturday even
ing.
Misses Dana Beans and Stella Work
man were at Keosauqua last Friday
and Saturday.
F. Mcpherson, wife and baby, left
Saturday to spend several days. with
friends in Jefferson county.
g. Godown and wife of near Pitts
burg spent Friday and Saturday with
their son here.
Several Winchester people attended
the birthday party Saturday at Rev.
Buffers at Mt. Zion.
Miss Daisy Goodwin is visiting here
at her brother Charlies
School will be out Friday. There
vii be exercises in the evening.
Mrs. Aletha st. Clair is visiting her
parents here.
Mrs; Harvey Day died of pneumonia
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Armstrong Archibald is very i'll
with pneumonia
Glenn Sherod is able to be about.
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Highland Center.

Highland Center, Feb. 27.--Otley
Vernon and wife OF Wilmington, Del.
spent. Thursday night at the home of
Mr., and Mrs. ". H. Grain MI Yer
non is an uncle of Mrs Grain and
Mrs. ]. w. Garner, of Ottumwa. -
Mrs. S. B. Curtis is in Delavan, ILL.,,
called there by the illness of her faith
er, James Crawford.
Dr.. B. w. Searle, of Ottumwa, was
here Monday.
Lee Greinier loaded his car here last
week, preparatory to moving to Ham
ilton county from which place he NOV,
ed here a year ago. Mr.. VanVorn,
who bought Mr.. Greiniers farm, NOV
ed his family from Bloomington, Ill.
here the same day.
DR.. j. A. McKlveen. of Charlton, and
member of the state board of health
was called here yesterday by the local
board of health, to investigate the
premises of c. A. Bosworth, prepare
tory to releasing them from quaran,
tine.
Revival services were closed last
night at the M. e. church. Rev. Tay.
Tor and wife returned this morning to
their work at Avery.
The Royal Neighbors of America
will give an oyster supper and bazaar
at their hall Friday evening, March Z
Everyone is cordially invited to attend
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will live with her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter.
j. N. Byram, the rural mail carrier
was united in marriage to Miss Eva
Barton. of near Cedar Rapids, Wednes.
day. May success attend them.
Moving is the order of the day
There will be box supper at War.
ner school house Saturday night,
March L.
John Casio got injured by a missile
throwed by colored boy Monday ev-
ening.
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VILLAGE Creek.

Village Creek, Feb. 27.-Charles Stu
Der of Dudley spent Monday night with
his friend, Joseph Harlan.
John Haley and family have the
measles.
Mrs. Omer Johnson is on the sick
list.
Joseph Harlan took a business trip
to Ottumwa Tuesday.
Karney Richards spent Sunday with
his friend, Byron Caesar
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccoy and
daughters, Carrie and Ella. spent Sun
day with Joseph Harlan and family.
Albert Gosney went to Ottumwa on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. Jerome Brooks is on the sick
list this week.
Milburn Brooks and family are eX
pecting to move from this neighbor
hood in the near future.
Harve Brooks Sundayed with Or
vile Harlan.
Mrs. Lee Cloyd of reported very i'll
with lung fever.
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lasting benefit of the country and to
his own immortal honor.
One of Greatest Diplomats.

One OF 0reaCeSC diplomats.
In dealing with foreign powers, he
will take rank with the greatest of
our diplomatists. 1t was a world of
which he had little special knowledge
before coming to the presidency. But
his marvellous adaptability was in
nothing more remarkable than in the
firm grasp he Immediately displayed
in international relations. BY pa.
thence, by firmness, by sheer reason
ableness, he improved our understand
ing with all the great powers of the
world and rightfully gained the bless
ing which belonged to the peacemak.
ers
But the achievements of the nation
in war and diplomacy are thrown in
the shade by the vast economical de-
velopments which took place during
Mr.. McKinley's administration. The
most extravaganza promises made by
the sanguine Mckinley advocated five
years ago are left out of sight by the
sober facts. The debtor nation has
become the chief creditor nation"
will not waste your time by explaining
that | do not invoke for any man the
credit of the vast results. The cap
tain can not claim that it is he who
drives the mighty steamship over the
tumbling pillows of the trackless deep;
but praise is justly due him if he has
made the best of her tremendous pow
ers, if he has read Alright the currents
of the sea and the lessons of the stars,
and we should be ungrateful, If in this
hour of prodigious prosperity we
should fail to remember that William
| Mckinley with sublime faith foresaw
it, with inomitable courage labored for
! it, put his whole heart and mind into
the work of bringing it about; that it
was his voice which, in dark hours,
rang out, heralding the coming light,
as over the twilight waters of the Nile
the mystic Cry of Mempon announced
the dawn to Egypt waking from sleep.
The moral value to nation of re-
nown such as Washington's and Lin
coins and McKinley's is beyond all
computation. No loftier ideal can be
held up to the emulation Of ingenious
| youth. With such examples we can
not be wholly ignoble. Grateful as we
may be for what they did, let us still
be more grateful for what they were.
| While our daily being, our public poll
cies. still feel the influence of their
work, let us pray that in our spirits
| their lives may be yoluble calling us
| upward and onward.
There is not one of us but feels
| prouder of his native land because the
august figure of Washington presided
| over its beginning; no one but{vows it
a tenderer love because Lincoln pour
| ed out his blood for it; no one but
must feel mis- devotion for his country
renewed and kindled when he remem-
bers how Mel inley loved, revered and
served it, showed in his life how a
| citizen should live and in his last hour
taught us how a gentleman could die.
Storm of Applause.
Throughout the delivery of the
speech the audience listened with
great interest AS Ffay concluded the
spectators broke into a perfect storm
of applause which lasted several min
utes. After the visitors on the floor
had withdrawn the house adjourned.
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Munterville.

/
Munterville, Feb. 81 The public
sale at Samuel Cramblit's was very
largely attended Tuesday.
John Gunnarson made flying trip
to Abba Tuesday, returning in time to
attend the sale at Sam Cramblit's.
Miss Vina Allen returned to Chilli
cothe last Monday after a pleasant
visit at her old home and with other
friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew John
|son. Feb. 10, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Carlson served
a dinner to large number of their
friends at their pleasant home east of
here Thursday, Feb. 20. Those pres
ent We're Rev. e. T. Linden, Messrs.
and Mesdames Gust Burgason, John
M. Nelson, G. q. Anderson, Emil Lar.
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Eddyvilie.


Eddyville, Feb. 27.-Miss Mary Eva
Moore, of this place, and Ed Gilbert,
of Fairfield, We're married at the home
of the brides mother at O'Clock Mon
day evening, February "a, Elder w. c..
Ross officiating. A large number of
the relatives and friends of the bride
We're present to witness the occasion,
following which came bountiful
feast The bride is the third daugh-
ter of Mrs. Mary Moore and the groom
is blacksmith at Fairfield. They will
go to Fairfield to reside. The best
wishes of the people go with them.
David H. Littlejohn and Miss Lille
May Flanders, a highly respected cou-
pie, residing near Lakonta, were mar
ried at noon yesterday, at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Flanders. The groom enjoys
some acquaintance here. He is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Littlejohn,
well known and popular people resid-
ing west of Lakonta. The couple will
with the best wishes of their many
friends, go to housekeeping on the
VIM. Smith tenant farm, known as the
Henness farm, which the groom has
leased.
Jacob Yoder. of South Third street
was taken with severe attack of
hemorrhage of the nose Monday, from
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Moravia.

Moravia, Feb. 27.-Pleasant Gray of
Udell was business caller in the city
Monday.
G. w. Jordon of Drakeville was
among the many in town Saturday and
Sunday.
George Pence of Garden Grove is
here this week, the guest of his moth
er and brothers.
Grant Cummins left for Kansas City
Monday night for few weeks stay.
He was accompanied as far as Mober-
ly, Mo-, by his brother, Rufus.
Editor Morehouse of the Tribune
was business visitor in Ottumwa
Monday and Tuesday.
Byron Hiatt and Guy Sharp were
calling on their many friends in Hilton
Sunday.
Foreman o. G. Hull of the Iowa Cen
trail railroad visited home folks in AL
bia Sunday.
John Hickenbottom, who escaped
from the insane hospital at Mt Pleas
ant some time ago, and whose home
lis at Udell was in that little village
MONDAY. Sheriff Davis and his depu
ties were called from Centeryille, but
Mr.. Hickenbottom had left before they
arrived. He was tracked to HATS
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West Van Buren,.

West Van Buren,, Feb. 27.-There
was an oyster supper given at the
home of John Else last Saturday night
Several from here attended the
horse sale at Cantril last Friday and
Saturday.
Chas.. Greasy of near Selma was
here on business Tuesday.
Samuel Roush and wife were callers
in Chequest Saturday.
Chas. Kunzman and wife were shop
ping in Leando and Douds Saturday.
w. E. Cowan and family visited with
relatives in Milton over Sunday.
Several from here attended the fid
dlers' contest at Douds last Saturday
evening and report good time.
Peter Davis and wife were business
callers at Leando today.
Those on the sick list are all report
ed better.
James Loomis and wife were Sun
day visitors at the parental Brown
home in Leando.
John Hendrix Of Douds and Mr.. Dill
of Rock Island were here buying
horses Monday.
Omer Coffman called on friends a
Birmingham Sunday.
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Troy, Feb. PHI. C. Leach and fam
lily of Bloomfield spent Sunday with
DR.. Shreve and family.
Miss Nellie Order, of Bloomfield, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Bertha Evans.
Miss Bertha Evans gave party to
a number of her young friends. A
good time was reported. +.
a number OF members of the Pulas-
ki |. o. 0. F. lodge attended lodge at
this place Saturday night.
Quarterly meeting will be held at
Gospel Ridge Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs: Ira Evans spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents, west of
town..
Nh. Bell is moving to town. He will
occupy Clint Parks house.
Dust Mckee, of Eldon. spent few
days with his home folks.
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BidWelI,

Bidwell, Feb. 27.-Frank Garfield
has moved into his own home near
Bidwell.
Douglas George has moved on the
Charley Beagle place.
Chas. Fuller and family have moved
to Ottumwa
Harve Mortz has moved into the
place occupied last year by J. w. Scan
nell.
Curtis Chisman attended the quar-
terly meeting at Chillicothe Friday.
Will Cottrell has moved into the
Calvin house on the Summerson farm
H. E. Pancost of the Ottumwa Tele.
phone company was in Bidwell Wed.
nesday on business.
Silas French, of McLeansboro
ILL.,, is spending a few days with
friends here.
J. R. Stodghill, of~Dudley, will fill
Rev. Dunlavey's appointment at Chris
tiansburg Sunday, March 2.
Mrs. ]. Strader visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Cramblit, Monday.
j. Delaney was Foster passenger
on No. 3 Tuesday.
G. T. Lewis family have the meas.
les.
M. P. Chambers, of Pleasantville, is
here on business.
Robert Parker and family have NOV.
ed to Ottumwa.
The marriage of Miss Mamie Gates
and Silas French of McIeansboro was
celebrated last evening.
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Cedar.

Cedar, Feb. 27.-Isaac Garrett and
v. Brubaker are still very poorly.
MrsSKitty Fox visited relatives near
New Sharon last week.
Mrs. w. S. Shearer moved her house
hold goods to Mt. Pleasant, where she
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Birminaham.

Birmingham, Feb. 27.-G. w. Coun-
tryman and wife are visiting their son,
DR.. c. c, Countrynoan, at Monroe.
"A successful farmers institute was
held here Tuesday and Wednesday.
An interesting program was given and
much information gained. Hon. Geo.
VanHouten made the principal adj
dress.
Miss Anna Lindsay, who has been
spending. the winter at Garnet, Kan
saS, has returned home.
Quite number from this place at
tended the dedication of the new M.
E.. church at Libertyville Sunday.
There will be game of basketball
between the high school team of Fair
|! field and the high school team of this
place Thursday afternoon On the high
school grounds.
Ray Wheaton, who has been clerk at
the Randall hotel for several months,
returned to his home in O'Brien coun-
ty Friday.
Ross Boon, and wife who live near
Brighton visited last week with their
parents.
James Morse and wife have gone to
Kirkwood to spend sometime with
their daughter, Mrs Mary Kerchner.
Miss Annie Schroeder returned to
her home in ST. Joe, Mo, Wednesday.
Harley johnson, of Des Moines, was
visiting in town last week.
Cheouest.
Chequest, Feb. 27.-John Brooks
and James Zetlar were in Leando Sun
day.
Rev. Catlan preached at Providence
Saturday night and Sunday.
Luther Plowman and family Sun
dayad at the parental Pool home.
j. E. Shaffer and John Smith attend
ed Mr.. Edmonson's sale near Milton
last Thursday.
Waldo. Harryman closed his fifth
term of school in Union district No. /
I.last Friday, with an excellent pro
| gram in the afternoon interspersed
with music.
George Hissem. Grover Shaffer, Wal
do Harryman, Fletcher Koonts, Mary
Written and May Seamster attended
the. oyster supper at Mr.. Elses' Satur
day night
There were few from here who
attended the Fidlers contest at Douds
| Saturday night.
Miss Ruth Hewitt was united in
marriage to Dell Smith Wednesday
February 10, at the home of the brides
| parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hewitt
The many friends of these young peo
pie extend their best wishes to them
A number of farmers delivered hogs
at Douds last week.
Miss Berdena Carroll of White Elm
4 and Miss Effie Miller of Leando visit
/ ed the No. / school last Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Plowman was the CUES
over Sunday of Miss Ona Brown o
White Elm.
Chas. Kunzman and family visitet
Saturday with j. E. Shaffer and fam
lily.
Nathan Wilson and family move'
last week to near Winchester.
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son, Ed Gustafson, John Peterson, A.
T. Johnson, e. Allen, j. F. Lock, L.
Rogers, A. G. Lock, Chas. Allen, of
Chillicothe; Alex Anderson, Mrs. Jo-
hanna Anderson and Caroline Carlson,
Misses Pauline Anderson and Anan-
da Allen
Mrs. Sam johnson and children, of
Centerville, are visiting relatives and
friends here for few days. They are
on their way to Washington to join
Mr.. Johnson, where they intend to
make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Johnson invited
some of their friends in to pass a
pleasant evening with them last Sat
urday. Refreshments were served
during the evening. A pleasant time
was passed by all present in playing
crokinole and other games. Those
present were Miss, Cora Johnson, Eli
Oberg. Wilfred Johnson and l.. l..
Swenson and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Peterson and
daughter Clara, of Blakesburg, Mr..
and Mrs. Nels Hall and daughter Ella,
of Willard, visited Sunday with L. L.
Swenson and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pearson and
daughter Hannah and Miss Vina Allen
of Chillicothe. Mr. and Mrs. Nels
Swenson visited with Mr. and Mrs. j.
M. Oval last Saturday evening.
--
Batavia.
Batavia, Feb. 27.-The social given
by the Royal Neighbors Saturday
night was well attended and pleasant
evening was spent. An excellent pro-
gram was rendered after which the
boxes were sold. The proceeds
amounted to nearly $2S
Mrs. Laura Chamberlain left We'd
nesday for Puebla, where she will join
her husband, who has been there
about week. They expect to make
that their future home
John Beeman of North Branch, Kas.,
is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Henry Williams died at her
home in Batavia Thursday, February
20, after a lingering illness. Funeral
services were conducted from the resi-
dence Saturday morning by ]. Ira
Jones, pastor of the Christian church.
Interment was made in the city Gene
terry.
Misses Genevieve Hannah andE Jes-
sic Cole of Bladensburg visited over
Sunday with friends here
w. l.. McNiel moved to his farm
seven miles west of Ottumwa Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. u. S. Hawthorne, Mrs.
S. 3. Woodruff and Misses Kanome
and Mayme Sylvester of Competine at
tended the social here Saturday night.
Pat Holland and family left We'd
nesday for Edna, Mo- where they
will make their future home.
Charley Clark returned to his home
at Des Moines Tuesday, after spend
ing week with friends here.
A. ]. Smith has moved into the Joe,
Ornduff property on West street.
Mrs. Minnie Bennett of Brighton is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.,
L. Walker
Mrs. A. V. Beeman is on the sick
list.
Harry Whitmore closed school at
No. 3 Thursday.
Mr.. Garfield of Chillicothe was in
the town Saturday night
Miss Ella Lawson closed the winter
term of school at Bundle Bee last
Friday.
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Hiteman.

GTIiteman, Feb 27.-Mrs. Gillette and
child of Colorado are visiting at the
homes of Mr. and Mrs Sam Will
,liams and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Corey. &
daughters of Avery spent Sunday with
Mrs. Amsbury's daughter, Mrs. John
Morgan.
Miss Edith Narver of Abba visited
with friends here the past few days
Miss Olive Avery, who has been Wis
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EveIand.

Eveland, Feb. 27.-Harry Harris and
wife of Weir City spent Sunday with
their daughter, Mrs. VIM. Johnson.
VIM. Davis baby. has been quite ill
with lung fever.
There was dance at the home of
Wv. Raines last Friday night.
! y James Davis and wife of Ardmore,
Mo-, visited last week at the home Of
his brother VIM. Davis. g5s II
L. Ramie and M. Decoupnan of
What Cheer have moved their families
to this place.
Mrs. Worl who has been visiting at
/ the home Of her uncle, Andrew Guth-
RE. has returned to her home in Des
Moines. .I
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vile when the sheriff was informed
that he was not in town. The hunting
party arrived here, where the sheriff
telephoned to the other towns. No
trace could be found OF him and the
people are in state of great excite
ment.
John Smith is on the sick list.
The band boys gave one of, their
concerts at the opera house Wednes-
day evening. 1t consisted of violin
and vocal solos and recitations and
was well attended.
Miss Rue Weilman of Abba is here
visiting Mrs. Will Trussell
Alonzo Turner, who left for Okla
homa two weeks ago has returned. He
was one of the lucky boys that drew
claim in the Lawton district. He
says that it is a blank compared with
old Iowa's soil.
Henry Mccoy was down from OF
tumwa Tuesday
Chas. Gelatt of Ceaterville spent
Tuesday night in town.
Joseph Loose of Lucerne, Mo-, was
here on business Tuesday.
Lucas.
Lucas, Feb. 27.-Frank Toll moved
his family to Hooking where he is
working in the mine.
Alb. MCGEE went to Charlton on bus
mess Wednesday.
Jasper Williams went to Hooking
where he expects to work in the mine.
On account of the mines changing
hands quite a few of the miners and
families are leaving Lucas.
Jas. Chew and VIM. Greenaulch are
looking after their coal interest in Ma
haska county,which they expect to To-
cate in the future.
Martin McRoberts and family and
brother, Andrew and family have
moved to Hamilton where they have
found employment in the mines.
Revival meetings have started in
the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Williams have re-
turned from there honeymoon from st.
Louis and reported they had an enjoy
able. trip.
Selma.
Selma, Feb. 27.--Mr. Horner is re-
modelling the old Maddix property,
which he will occupy soon.
John Nedrow purchased the Harley
Smith house last week. 1t will be oc-
cupied by Bert Strong and wife.
Bud Hinkle arrived home from a
visit in Kansas with the family of j
M. Walker. Harry, his brother, is also
at home.
Mrs. Bessie Morrison, of Eldon, Wis,
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B.
Haney last week.
Stephen Puffingbarger made a bust
ness trip to Eldon Monday.
George Kunzman expects to move to
Oklahoma soon.
Chas. Bishop returned from Color.
ado Monday, with a mashed foot, the
result of an accident in loading a coal
car by machinery.
Rankin Bishop had his hand badly
mashed Monday.
M. B. Shelby carries a broken arm,
the result of a horse kick.
The Bevier family moved to Keokuk
Wednesday.
Ellis Lefever went to Lineville Mon.
day.
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Willard.


Willard, Feb. 27.-Walter Smith is
moving to the farm he purchased this
spring.
VIM ottrell has moved to the Jones
estate.
l.. l.. Lodwick moved to Ottumwa
Monday where he, will make his future
home.
Misses Beulah and Eunice Chisman,
Elsie and Eva Garfield and Navy
Small spent Saturday evening at
Blakesburg with their teacher, Miss
Ada Burgason.
The Willard school gave an enter
tainment in honor of Washington's
birthday Saturday evening for the
benefit of interior decorations.
The Christiansburg school will close
Friday A short program is being ar
ranged for the afternoon.
Gronway Price has moved from the
Lindsay estate to town.
c. H. Garfield made business trip
to Avery Monday.
Frank Smith, of Munterville, was a
passenger on No. west Monday.