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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-12-25
INCIDENT CLOSED
w. w. Rankin Exonerated From
the Charge Of Contempt.
JUDGE MCPHERSON MAKES A RULING
Assesses Cost of Case Against Various
Creditors of John E. Mitchell, Bank
rupt-OverruIes Motion to Punish
Attorney Rankin.


[From Tuesdays Daily.l
". w. Rankin of this city, has been
exonerated from the charges of con-
tempt of court and negligence of duty
made against him in the federal court
and today he received a copy of the
opinion of Judge Smith McPherson,up-
holding him in the course he has TAX
en- during the controversy in which he
has been engaged for some three or
four weeks, and which included suit
in the federal court on the issues men
toned, especially that Of contempt of
court. The trouble arose over the
bankruptcy case of John E. Mitchell,
who formerly conducted grocery
store in South Ottumwa and filed a
petition in bankruptcy during OctoA
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BUY A FARM IN NORTHERN MIS-
souri,, in Monroe county. where corn
makes 90 bushels per acre. | have two
quarter sections fine prairie for sale
cheap. close to railroad, school and
church and Is sure to double in value in
next year Farms of all sizes and prices,
and some to exchange. Write me. p. r.
Sullivan, Monroe City, Mo.
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FOR SALE-GROCERY DOING AN AN
nual business of $4,000, will clear for
owner more than 5000 per month, estab-
lished eight years ago by present owner.
Address 2. o. box 49,, Springfield, Mo.
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Our Prices Make the Cost
but Trifling.

sec HANDkERcHIEFS at. .24c
zoe HANDkERcHIEFs, 2 for. Csc
35c TOILET CASE at soc
$3.50 TOILET CASE at 49,. .S1.ea
75c HANDKERCHIEF BOX. SOC
$500 SMOKING SET SLAB
$1.oo WORK BOX .75c
$500 TOILET CASE. SLAB
Soc GLOVE BOX ......... 25c
SIPS SILK MUFFLER at..... CSC
75c COLLAR AND CUFF BOX 45c
$3.50 SILK UMBRELLA. .$1.ea
$500 UMBRELLAS .$1.4s
JUVENILE AND LINEN BOOKS.
75c BOOKS AT ............ SOC
39c BOOKS at ............. 24c
Csc BOOKS -. .......... 15c
IN CHEAPER BOOKS WE HAVE
THEM AT 10c, Sc and. ...... Sc
SIPS LADY's PockETBooK. CSC
$1oo LADY's PockETBook. eec
3ec PoCkETBoCkS ......... 24c
$1.25 WARM SLIPPERS $3.50. CSC
$1.OO WARM SLIPPERS ...... 69c
$1.oO KID MiTTENS. ..... 6ec
LADY's 10c YARN MlTTENs. SC
Boys 1oc WOOL MITTENs. Sc
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Story of Case.

The case of Mr. Rankin is one of
the oldest in which member of the
Wapello county bar has ever been di-
rectly concerned. He was appointed
trustee in the bankruptcy matter of
Mr.. Mitchell on October 8, and short
time afterward he left the city.
Meanwhile j. G. Hutchison Co., and
Tisdale Bros. had held chattel mort
cages on the Mitchell stock and had
conveyed these to the Iowa National
bank, and before Mr.. Rankin was ap-
pointed, the goods were sold to salts
fly the banks claim, to E. G. French
After Mr.. Rankin left the city, c. w.
Whitmore, as attorney for Mr.. Rankin.
filed a suit in district court asking that
the deal between the bank and Mr..
French be set aside, and asking also
for an Injunction against the parties,
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Williamson & Rankin,
Room a Richards Blk, Ottnmwa, la
BUY A FARM

In the alfalfa, corn and wheat country.
l,ulralo county. the home of alfalfa. corn
and winter wheat Improved farms from
$40 to $50 per acre. Black loan soil. Four
to eight miles from town. We have large
list of fine farms and ranches for sale in
the best farming country in the west.
Send for our list. lnclose stamp. Address
w. II. Grassmeyer Il Co., Kearney, Neb.
Mention Ottumwa Courier when writing.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-sO ACRE
farm in eastern Nebraska, all good land,
21a miles from good railroad town close
to school. viii sell at n bargain; If sold
soon will take some good horses and cat
tie in exchange. Address. w. a. Wiley,
North English, Iowa, r Il No. 3.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-SO0 ACRES IN COLUMBIA
county, Wisconsin, at $50 per acre; near
Portage: easy terms. Leonard Hills,
Peoria, H.
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FOR sALE-MY FARM OF so ACRES,
situated in Keokuk township. Well i'm
proved, good three room house with nee
essary outbuildings. Abundance of fruit.
Will sell cheap if taken soon. Address
v. A. Marchand, Ottumwa, Iowa.
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Batavia.

Batavia, Dec. 24.-Miss Jessie
Campbell, who has been attending
school at Cedar Falls, is spending the
Christmas vacation at home
Eddie Howard of Agency is visiting
at the home of his uncle. VIM. Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Elder of Illinois,
are visiting Mr.. Elders parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Vol Ornduff,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baldridge, of
Keokuk are visiting at the home of
DR.. Baldridge and Willis Reno.
Vester Ornduff is visiting friends
near Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wagner and
Ellis Peebler visited at g. B. Nc
Niel's Sunday.
Vester and Guy Ofnduff attended
play in Ottumwa Monday night.
Charlie Golf lost a good horse Sun
day night.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Miss Pearl Parrett and Mr..
Smith, to take place Christmas at high
noon.
Harlem Caviness and Miss Erma Gil
lis are to be married this evening at
the brides home near Bladensburg.
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A GOOD RESIDENCE LOT FREE

A GOOD RESIDENCE LOT FREE.
We have lot on Benton street that we
VIII give to any person paying us for the
improvements thereon. Do you want it?
One of the prcttiest homes in the Janney
addition for less than cost
House and lot near Packing House, on
monthly payments.
Five room house West Main street, 81 800
part cash balance on time
Small house and one-half acre near Pack
ing House. $3.50. installments
Lot in Rivervew, $125 installments
$1,000 first mortgage, farm property. for
sale Belongs to an estate.
Lot In Janney addition for less than cost
s0 acre farm to trade. Take part city
property.
LOW ERG e. co
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Bethel.

Bethel, December 24.-The public
sale held at the residence of the late
Elizabeth Mccoy last Thursday was
fairly well attended Excepting the
live stock, almost everything brought
rather low prices.
S. K. Chisman delivered a load of
turkeys to Blakesburg buyers last
week, receiving therefor 1870 per b.,
the highest price ever paid for turkeys
in Blakesburg.
Cass Mccoy of Colorado City. Colo,
who came back to attend his mothers
funeral, left for his home Saturday.
Jake Anderson was in Blakesburg
last Friday with load of hogs.
Charlie Schaffer and Miss Zellie
Cnisman of Frederic called at S. K.
Chisman's last Thursday afternoon.
Leslie Berry of Blalesburg was buy.
ing poultry in this vicinity last week.
Alex Limbaugh and family spent
Wednesday evening at the S. K. CHS
man home.
Thompson Mccormick of Abba was
looking after his property in this vicin-
ity last Thursday and attended the
Mccoy sale.
Henry Berry, who was appointed
guardian over Mrs Susan Chidester,
had the property belonging to the es-
tate appraisedLon day last week and
will have public sale in the near fu-
ture. 3'ela.A
Erwin Riggs of Eddyville was bus
mess caller at No. mines last Mon
day evening.
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Eddyviile.

Eddyyille, Dec. 24--Born, Monday,
December ", to Mr.. and Mrs. S. p.
Crosson OF Fourth street, nine pound
daughter.
The Mite society met with Miss Eth
ell. Mintoyne of South Second street
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THE NELSON LAND COMPANY-IN-
corporated. Owns 10000 acres of farm
lands in Aitkin and Carlton counties,
Mimi. Save your money and invest in
good and profitable land. Price Sc to
$3.50 per acre. Easy terms. Write for
maps and prices. Lanesboro, Minnesota
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-12-25

A three story hotel of brick and
stone, will be built at Forest City.
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FOR SALE-FARM 30 ACRES, 3 MILES
from Tullahoma. Tenn, 100 acres timber,
fair buildings, good water, perfect title,
northern neighbors. Price only $40 per
acre part cash. Address j. NJ. Fleming,
Box 3, Tullahoma, Tenn.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-12-25

BEING NOW THE SOLE OWNER OF
what is known as the Lomax church
property on Jefferson street, l will offer
the same for sale for the next ninety days
to any church desiring the same at n
very low price, and on reasonable terms
to right parties. L. o. Johnson, Leigh
ton Block.
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FOR SALE.

CHOICEST IN OTTER TAIL
ana surrounding counties. Wild and i'm
proved. Call or address q. w. Allen,
Henning, MINI.
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Pulaski.

Pulaski Dec, 24.-Rev. S. w. Moore
transacted business in Ottumwa the
first of last week.
]. S. Sommers and family returned
to their home i'll Peoria, III, Friday.
Lee Miller, wife and little daughter,
left for their home in Mcpherson,
Kans., last week. after an extended
visit with relatives and friends at this
place.
J. M. Pirtle shipped 5000 pounds of
dressed poultry to New York, Wednes-
day.
Mrs. c. c. Brumley and son Clyde,
left Tuesday for Colby, Kans., where
they will visit relatives.
DR.. R. o. Shelton left Wednesday
for Chicago, where he has position in
the Alexian Brothers hospital
Last Tuesday evening about fifty OF
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Kinks friends and
neighbors, gathered at their home and
gave them a surprise. Oysters were
served as refreshments and all depart
ed for their home at late hour, feel
ing that the evening had been a pleas
ant one.
DR.. J. w. Hancher gave his lecture
"Amid the Storm" last Wednesday
evening to fair sized audience. The
lecture was fine and was much appre
ciated by those in attendance.
G.. N. Spicer was Pulaski visitor
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Sadie Bussey of Colorado
Springs, visited her cousin, Chas. Bus
sey and family last week.
Sam and Pete Andrews returned
home from Monroe county last week
where they have been with their well
machine
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-12-25

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-SOUTH
Illinois improved farms; so to 100 acres:
small payment. balance long time. Adj
dress Geo. #. Mead, Pinckneyyile Ill.,
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WANTED.

WANTED-WlLL ACCEPT HORSE AS
part payment on piano. w. +. Schwent.
ker, 10 South Market street
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FOR SALE-FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
good stock and grain farm of JAG acres
~ miles south of IIldon, Iowa. For par
ticulars write II. X. Daugherty, Eldon,
Iowa, or call on j. X. Sloan on the
farm.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-12-25

FOR SALE-Two FINE FARMS IN
Wayne county, Iowa. Nathaniel Little,
owner. Ames, Iowa, or j. f. Gallup, Cory
don, Iowa.
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FOR SALE-5Go ACRE STOCK AND
grain farm. prairie and timber. near
Southwest City. Missouri, improved, run
ming water. Address Box 4, Gravette,
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MISCELLANEOUS

AGENTS-MAKES6 PER WEEK MAIL
ing circulars: either sex: inclose STAMP
for particulars. Box %. Webster, III.
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There was a telephone meeting at
the Center school house last Monday
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25
CUPID'S DEFENSE


(From Life
They call me poaoher, an outlaw.
hunt out Of season, they say,
But note, just the same,
Though | caution my game,
That II seldom goes out Of my way
They say am cruel to msidens
For planting my shafts in their
hearts
That so? Well, It's strange
That they will get in range,
So many fair breasts, of my darts.
They cry that my arrows are cruel,
Productive of ex quisite pain.
Then it's queer, what lot
OF poor hearts, one time shot.
Hover round me again and again!
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Miss Elizabeth Sinnott returned
home this week, after a delightful
visit Of several WEEKS to Mrs. Martin
Norton Of Anderson, Ind.
Mrs. Herman Boswell Of Union
City and: Mrs. W. p. Ross of Madison
willie are the guests of the Misses
Yeisef of North Fourth street. Both
these young matrons are very popular
in Paducah, where they have visited
before.
Mr.. Tom Sanders returned from
Seattle this week, and is being well
comed.by his many friends. His west.
ern sojourn was an extended and in
teresting one, but he will remain near
err home, having accepted position
to travel for an Ohio shoe house, with
PaducAh his headquarters.
Mr.. Gustave Lemley, prominent
attorney of New Orleans, was in the
city on Thursday, and was the guest
of Mr.. Il. b. Phillips at the Kentucky
club.
Miss Evelyn Willis of Columbia,
Mo-, and Miss Georgia Walker of st.
Louis, the charming guests of Miss
Martha Leech, returned home, after o
most delightful ten days visit. They
were guests Of honor at numerous en-
tertainments, and received much TO-
cial attention while here.
The many friends Of Mrs. Minnie
wilhelm Herndon will hear with
pleasure of her continued improve
ment at the I. @. hospital, where she
has been during her illness. Her
physician will allow her to sit up for
Q while tomorrow, and the prospects
are most encouraging for q rapid re-
covery.
Mrs. william o. Bailey of Louis
willie is the guest Of Miss Claribel
Reike and Miss Carrie Rieke, and 10
being cordially welcomed by her host
Of friends in Paducah.
Mrs. George Powell is visiting Isla.
tives in Evansville this week.
Mrs. Arthur Sugars Of The Needles,
(Conintnued on Seventh Page.l
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APRoPos OF SOCIETY.

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aged to MI in all space with good
shows. Wednesday WAS an off.dav at
home. but IL was because most every
one Won knew had gone a pleasuring
to Cairo. Clubdom has not been
crowded ont either in all this whirl
but has held its own with becoming
steadfastncss.
While thore is little announced for
the coming week. that is no sign there
will be- the calm after storm by
any means We are accustomed to
have uor entertainments spring up as
II by magic, amt need no warning to
make merry.
WEDDING ANNOUNCED
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The German was led by Mr.. Harry
Tandy of Frankfort. Mr.. Cook Hus-
bands and Mrs Anne Bergman, and
many new and charming features were
introduced. The favors were numer.
Gus and beautiful. The favo or table
was in the large projecting window of
the big dancing room, and from the
gaily coiored ropes stretched above
and around it were hung the many
charming souvenirs. This was pre-.
sided over by Mrs Harry Tandy and
Miss Olaribel Rieke. Many new and
charming figures were danced, the
prettiest being the ball figure. A ball
of pink roses was hung in the center
of the room, four girls held the four
ribbons and the other girls stood be-
meath it. When the ribbon was pulled
the ball opened and carnations fell in
n perfect shower over the waiting
girls, and were used as favors. An
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Wheeler Campbell, James English,
Fred Rudy, Henry Bradley, ". +.
Bradshaw, George Thompson. Charles
Mosquot J. +. Smith, Harris Rankin,
Bransford Clarke, Lem Ogilvie, Irwin
Cobb, Cook Husbands, Robert Phil
lips. w. J. Hills, Robert Reeves Ben
Weille, Louis Rieke, W. b. Mcpherson.
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Vile, and will be at home in Madison.
vile after March LIST.
MAGAZINE CLUB

Mrs.A.S s. Dabney of North Fifth st
was the gracious hostess of the Maya
zine club on Thursday afternoon. 1t
was most interesting meeting and
the attendance was quite large. Mrs.
J. Q. Flournoy made the first report
giving bright account of "Guiseppi
Verdi from Ebert Hubbard's de-
lightful series Visits to the Homes of
Noted Musicians. Mrs. Frank Scott
from the Cosmopolitan told most in
terestingly of The Striking Personal
ity Of Ebert Hubbard. Miss Minnie
Radcliffe, also, reported from the Cos
mopolitan, an entertaining bit of his
tory of "A Lost Indian Race" Miss
Carrie Robiou gave an interesting re-
sumo on Women" from McClure's.
Mrs. Bransford Clarke told in a pleas
ing way from the Century of New
Years Day Twenty Years Ago."
A delightful afternoon menu was
served by the hostess at the conclu-
sion of the reports, and pleasant SO.
cial time was enjoyed.
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TERRAIN AT CARDS.
Mice ClarihaI Riala apJ M;as n.rr;a
Rieke gave a series of very delightful
card parties on Thursday and Friday
afternoons Of the week in honor Of
their house-guest. Mrs. William o.
Bailey, of Louisville. There were
twelve tables of euchre each after
noon, and the guest list were differ
ent on each occasion. The prize win
ners on Thursday were Mrs. W. A.
Gardner, first prize; Mrs. /. ID. Will
cox, second prize and Mrs. Elizabeth
Teasdale, BOBBY prize. On Friday
afternoon Mrs W. B. Mcpherson
was the fortunate winner of the first
prize. The second prize was won by
Miss Martha Leech and presented to
Mrs. Bailey, and the BOBBY prize was
captured by Mrs. Earl Palmer.
A delightful two-course lunch
of different menu was served each
afternoon
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Miss Anne Bergman, Of GAINESVILLE :
Miss Georgia Walker, of st. Louis;
Miss Evelyn Willis, Of Columbus, Mo. (;

Mrs. Leslie Samuels, of Bardstown,
Mrs. W. b. Mcpherson, Mrs. Frank
Boyd, Mrs. Charles Kiger. and Mrs.
Frank Rieke were, also, guests of
honor.
Mrs. Charles Mocquot and Miss
Mary X. Sowell assisted the hostess
and her guests of honor in receiving,
and also assisted in keeping tally.
Mrs. Voris' entertainment are dis
ting by their originality Of con-
ception and perfection of detail, and
this was an especially cherming con.
ceit Of the bright hostess. Hearts"
was the game and the idea was carried
out in the decorations, hearts being
everywhere in evidence. The color
scheme was pink with touches of
white and green, and tne southern
smilax in most graceful profusion
formed an effective background for
the pink hearts. Thousands of these
were arranged throughout the pretty
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ON DIT.

There will be two weddings on the
north side in the next few weeks that
will come as a surprise to many, so
quiet has everything been kept. Now
put your thinking cap on and do some
guessing!
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THE COMING WEEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler Campbell
entertain on Monday evening with a
cotillion at the Palmer house in COM
pliment to their guests Mrs. ]. S. Ca
banne of st. Louis, and Miss Sally
Leonard, of Eddyville.
The Delphic club. will meet with
Mrs. james A. Rudy on Tuesday
morning.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25
BOOB OF BEAUTY

The st Louis exposition through an
eastern artist, is compiling . Book Of
Beauty as an engraved exhibit of the
beauties Of the present day in Amer.
ica. The book will be bound In at.
tractive form and made one of the
chief features Of the st Louis AIT Ex.
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hibit. After the exposition, duplicates
will be forwarded to the principal art
galleries Of the world. Five Nash
Vile women have already been select
ed to adorn this collection, Mrs. Van
Leer Kirkman heading the list. Pa
ducah has received honorable men,
ton numberless times by the stranger
within our gates for her beautiful
women. Now, why should not she
have place in this collection as we'll
as other cities?
MARRIED IN PRINCETON
Miss Virginia Cook of Prince ION,
and MIR. ]. J. Eskridge at present
United States gauger in Paducah,
were parried in Princeton at the
brides home on Wednesday mo rning.
! The bride is a relative of Mrs. l.. d
Husbands of the city and has several
times visited here. She is very bright
and popular Miss Sallie Husbands,
her cousin, attended the wedding.
Mr.. Eskridge, the groom, has only
lately been in the city. but has made
many friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Eskridge came direct
ly to Psducah after the wedding and
are at THE Inn"
BOX PARTIES.
There were several box parties at
1.-THE Casino Girl" on Friday evening.
Miss Annie May Yeiser and her Wis.,
itors, Mrs. Herman Boswell OF Union
City and Mrs. Will Ross of Madison
vile occupied one. Mr.. and Mrs.
English and their guest, Mrs. Tai
lifero Of Madisonville were another
party. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Fried
man and Miss Emma Reed occupied
the Friedman box, and Miss Reed and
her popular guest, Mrs. Bergman of
GAINESVILLE, were entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. Friedman after the opera at
the Kentucky club.
COMPLEMENTARY DANCE A
A pleasant dance was given on
Wednesday night at Mrs. RIB. Craig's
boarding house in compliment to Miss
r. E. Hart anu Miss Cappie Stone of
Boonville, Ind, guests of Mrs. Ctaig.
The dance was given by the board
ers in the house and was most'.enjoy-
able occasion.
ON DIT.
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Miss Gerald Sanders will entertain
at cards next Friday afternoon.