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hfa~tiIi.
Ms. Lena Hipesisy bias retained from
a visit, to Boston.
Clarence saosman has been on a trip
10 Boston and Lowell.
Mrs. W. II. Russell. With two children,
l-r,vsd from Boston Saturday.
p,. aud Mrs. +. c. Barrett have spent a
wees or two in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Henderson. of Sew York, has pur-
chased TIE ". A. Darling house.
Tbs sophomore~ and freshmen enjoyed
i. halloween party sn Kane's bail Oct. 81.
Mrs. A. NJ. HesricE aud Miss RIorenea
Morse spent q few days In Bangor last
week.
The academy literary club gave tree
entertainment to the school wednes-
day evening.
4. n. we@cots attended the soldiers
r,uuIon at Camden. Mrs. wescott ae-
eompsnied him.
Sox g. NJ.
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Eraaslia.
Mis, Bsrtha Barton left tor noston last
week, where sha has a position ios the
winter.
Carroll Dunn Is substituting as clerk
for Eugene Bankes IA a klaEtnaa store
ior abort time.
Arthur Fefusid LETT Tharsday aish. Tor
waifharn, Mas. - here be has position
In the watch factory.
The ladies' aid society sill meet with
Mfs l.. l.. Wilbur aud Ass. Roscoe Gay
TUESDAY afternoon.
Curtis Springer arrived recently from
Norway. Mich, to spend The wlutur WIKI
his grandfather, otia Springer.
Edward Bunker. who has been a. work
with the Wilson concrete operators, wiii
remain st Bingham tor the y Inter.
The EinAnciAi result Of tho Hslloap'e n
party covers the debt OF sl2 Incurred for
to1ss tor song service al social meetings.
sirs. Lala FSrnaid Crablre,, with her
dssghter. is up irom Hancock Tor week s
vis!, With hsr parents, a. b. FernAid and
wife.
Mrs. caFtls Hooper. who went to Els
wosth tor brief Stay VITA her daughters,
goes on to Fairfield from there for a
wish with her sons, Or. Edward and Gar
csion Hooper.
Pastor Petersen gave one OF his stirring
aadFtssas at ths church Sunday evening.
Miss Bsraieu Damn, one Of our young
singers, favored tbs audience with so o,
which ass swsctiy rendered.
since eicssng the TaEFsttns house, Han
cock Point, Mrs. George A. Martin has
visited relatives ia town and In Calsts.
Mrs. Martin and son viii occupy this
winter tho house here recently vacated by
DIR. Damon and wife.
Nov. 3 B.
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He who does no, when he can, cannot
wien he will.

He who does not when he can, cannot
wien he will.
The ship groaned. But the Giddy
Young Thing who was talking to the
captain was good sailor and didn't mind
a bit OF rough weather. Doesn't IL seem
unnecessarily cruel, captain,n she said.
Ito box a compass?" mot any more so,
MISS" he replied grimIy, "than TO paddle
canoe" Aud the ship groaned some
more.
He bad been holding her hand most Of
the evening. As he showed disposition
to release II without asking the momen-
tous question, she suR gested, quite cas-
ually: "ot course you understand that
goods taken on approval are considered
disposed OF after they have been held a
certain length of time?~ Naturally he
appreciated that the hand was his V ith-
out the asking.
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"Here, landIord!n cried the patron.
"iere il cockroach in my coffee" The
landlord hustled TO his side, inspected tbs
eoekrosch critically, then moved toward
the kitchen, mattering: .Pil discharge
that cook On the instant. have told him
tirae and again to remove he coekroaches
from the coffee before Il 10 served"
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DEATH OF NILS. l. -. FEkkfSN.
oeorrianna Augusta csndsgo Perkins
a,sA suddenly at Deer Island, House Of
Industry. Boston harbor. Nov. 2, aged
a,tv.six years. she waA the wife OF
lorcaAo ID. Perkins, assistant suycFin-
tsndsnt Of shst institution, and had been
engaged in institution work for moro
than thirty years.
Nrs. Perkins was tho daughter OF
lanes X. and Mary r. Casaags. sue was
horn at Biushili, " there part Of her youth
was spent aud until her parents moved o
gtookiyn, N. Y. After their death she
returned TO Maine. then 10 Massachusetts.
attended school at Dover, Mass, and
thereafter WAS taschcr sG Deer Island
and uAsrou In institution work up to the
sluse Of her decrease.
Hss narsssge TO Mr.. Perkins. who wss
also employed tn like work. msds no
change In her chosen occupation, 10 which
SHE continued. wish siisat interruptions.
TO the tlnse Of her death, and In which she
won the regard and esteem Of sll with
whom she came 10 contact.
Her burial took place At Damsfiscotis.
she leave. a husband oui no children, two
sisters, one OF whem IL masron At Dear
Islsnd, and many friends TO mourn her
loss.
fsar Gcorgirl We dsi truly lore ihssf
Years az aeaaaiataace proved shec 90 be
Worthy % our Iaye.
Vow, tse separation Thu sorrow
Sae gsubs whlgs, al a. usufsow'
Tben b. lqfHsi ab0gs
Bros kline, Macs, New. 3.
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Hives are terrible torment to the little folk.
AM to some older ones. Easily cured. Doan's
Ointment never fails. Instant relief, perma-
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No natter how long you have had the cough
u II hasn't already developed into consumption
DIR. weeds Norway Pine syrup VIII cure H.
4drs.
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attended the Christian endeavor at Sc
lection last Sunday night.
Perry Gorsuch was calling on Miss
Lizzie White last Sunday night
Mrs. Ernest Scott and baby of Kan
sas City, Mo-. are visiting with S. A.
Smith and wife at present.
w. r. Dinwiddie returned home last
Saturday from a months visit with
his daughter of Pendlinton, Ind.
Ed Robinson and Willie Darby, OF
Abba, attended church at this place
last Sunday night
Guy Wooden, of Oskaloosa, was a
business caller in this vicinity one
lay last week.
Mrs. Ethel Enix and baby were Wis
iting in Abba last Saturday
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Yanpa.

Yampa. Nov. Mr. and Mrs. James
Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Davis
went to Ottumwa Thursday to attend
the wedding of Miss Dora Davis and
Sanford Humble.
B. H. Burnaugh and family visited
at Thomas Shaw's and other friends
in Ottumwa Thursday
Fred Nafziger and son Walter were
in Ottumwa on business Friday.
Thomas Rifle and family were sum.
moned to Hedrick Monday by the seri.
GUS illness of Mrs. Rifles father, Mr..
James Burnaugh.
There will be a box social at the
Kreigh school house on Friday eve.
ming for the benefit of the school Ii.
brary.
Ben Reno went to Davis county on
business Saturday.
Norton Ziltner, who has been
visiting his sister in California for
several weeks has returned home.
Miss Susie Reno visited her cousin
Miss Tressie Reno last Saturday and
Sunday.
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kota, to prove up their claims. I'M
medlately upon their return Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson intend leaving for Buff
falo, New York, where Mr.. johnson
will enter the Pierce Medical institu-
ton for two months treatment for
sciatic rheumatism. While in the city
they will also visit 1T the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Ivy Oppenheimer
Nh. and Mrs. Howic VAIL of Moul
ton spent Sunday with relatives in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Higbee left
Monday morning for Quenemo, Kan
sas, where they will snend a couple
OF weeks in the hope Of improving Mr.
Hlebee's health. which failed some
months ago and from which he is at
present IN . very critical condition.
MI. and Mrs. F. A. Pierson of 0ttum.
wa spent Thursday at the home of MI
Persons mother. Mrs. w. E. Galpin
Doctor o. Robertson of Quen.
emo, Kansas, was in the city Sat
urday and returned Monday, accom-
panied by Mr.. end Mrs. Jesse Higbee
and Ed Ressler.
w. L. Galpin returned Monday from
a short business trip TO Missouri. =
Miss Mabel Anderson. who has been
spending several days at the home of
Miss Ruth McAchran. returned home
Sunday evening, accompanied by Miss
Ruth and Duff Burchett.
Duff Burchett and Miss Lora Nc.
'Neff, drove to Savanna Monday on :.
short business trip.
Elmer Skinner returned Saturday
from Kansas, where he has been
spending the past two weeks visiting
his grandparents and other relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Graham spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Lawson, near Locust Grove.
Ed Ressler. who has beer in i'll
health for the past few wears, left
Monday evening for Quenemo, Kan
SaS
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Bonaparte.


Bonaparte. November 4-P. w. Oberg
was in Chicago the first of the week
on business.
The house OF the Cresap family north
OF town was burned down Friday night
Arnold Beard and Miss Clare Trout
man were quietly married recently at
the home of the BRIDES parents on
Madison street.
Postmaster Davis is quit ill at his
home on Main street.
Will Long and wife OF Keosaqua,
spent Sunday in town with relatives.
daughter was born to Prof. and
Mrs j. E. Moore Sunday.
John Kerr was in Des Moines last
week.
John stahl has gone to Hannibal to
work.
j. Cox moved his family to the
Eich property in East Bonaparte this
week.
Byron Kerr of Butte, Montana, visi,
ted in the city last week
Darrell McConnaughey visited in Mt.
Pleasant this week.
Louis Sasr spent Sunday in Dpnnell-
son. 1850
Mrs. H. II Meek was in oslalooga
last week.
Mrs r Thomnsnn- is sarnipslv i'll
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Belknap.

Belknap. Nov. 4.-Harvey MCGEE
and son-in-law. Mr.. Crinkshank of Ne,
braska City, Neb.. who have been Wis
iting at the home of their brother and
uncle. Joel MCGEE, left Monday morn
ing to visit relatives and friends in
| Otthmwa and from there expect to
leave for their home
Mrs. j. e. Russell of West Grove,
who was on her way home from a
visit in Wayne county, was caller
last Monday evening at the T. B.
Cameron home.
called on Mrs. Walter Mum Satur.
wa.
! Mr.. and Mrs. VIM MCGEE of Rapid
City, South Dakota, who have been
visiting here with their brother, Joel
MCGEE, left this morning for Ottum.
wa for a brief visit before returnins
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Martin spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Martin S
uncle, II. l.. Bachman of Sherman
Chapel. They report royal time.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hawkins and MI and
Mrs. j. F. Kline were also guests
there
Miss Mabel Miller of Ottumwa spent
Sunday her at the parental j. w. Mil
Ter home.
Hon. B. F. Carroll of Bloomfield. re-
publican candidate for state auditor,
| made an excellent speech here Wed.
nesday night. Col Moore of Bloom
| field, was also present and made a
short speech.
Miss Emma Swinney of Dunville re.
turned Sunday evening from an ex-,
tended trip through the east.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvie Barker and
Mrs. Katie Dunn of Bloomfield. and
| Mrs. Elmyra Morris and granddaugh.
ter, Orpha, We're guests Sunday at the
Joel MCGEE home.
Mrs Charley Howell of Soap Greek
! moved into part of her house here
Tuesday. The other part is occupied
by Charley Ellison and family.
j. NJ. Eberline and family and Orla
Burns and wife spent Sunday at Shu.
mem Chanel at the James Brundise
| home
Mrs. Walter Mum and Mrs, Grace
Petit visited Friday at the Michael
| Ware home near Sherman Chanel
| Miss Grace Ware. who has been III
since last November Is no better
| Friday evening a lew III the ynune
peoplesgaye music recit.. at the joe
MCGEE home.
u is announced that Rev. w. B. Ire
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Selection,

Selection, Nov. 4.-Quite a number
from Selection attended the Reese
speaking in Abba last Saturday night.
There is prayer meeting at the M.
B. church every Thursday night.
George White and Miss Attic How
ell attended the Christian endeavor at
the Christian church last Sunday
night.
The Christian endeavor meeting was
led by by w. j. Chase last Sunday
night.
There was prayer meeting at the
home of j. T. Gray last Tuesday night.
Miss Angelina Robinson. of Abba,
was visiting with c. NJ. Enix and fam
lily last week.
Rev Hale. of Kansas. will preach
at the Christian church next Sunday
both morning and night.
Isaac White is attending court i'll
Abba as a grand iuryman
An,ne and Frank Darby. of Foster.
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Stockport.

Stockport Nov. 4-The dance given
by the Stockport Dancing Club las,
Thursday night was very enjoyable
affair. Some thirty couples were
present. The music was furnished by
the Stockport orchestra.
The minstrel concert given at the
opera house Friday night was well
patronized. The singing was good
and the acting above the average.
The meeting still continues at the
Christian church with six additions
by immersion.
7. E. Taylor started Tuesday for Or.
cgcn and California on an extended
visit. He expects to remain all win.
ter.
Hon. Joseph Keck and brother Hen
ry arrived home Tuesday after an ex.
tended visit in the east.
Thomas Teal and son. j F. Teal
have gone to Dakota with view OF
purchasing land.
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DrakeviIle.

Drakeville. Nov. 4-Mr. and Mrs
Will Williams are the happy parents
of q son.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Waughop OF
Bloomfield visited last Thursday at the
R. M. Bryant home.
George Jordan shipped car load OF
horses last Sunday.
Rev Ireland will begin series OF
meetings at Belknap Tuesday night.
Mrs. Byron Battin of Bloomfield Wis
tied last Thursday with Mrs Brown.
An interesting teachers meeting
was held at the Methodist Episcopa
church last Friday night. Teachers
present were: Misses Effie and Mat
tie Vorhis, Leila Myers, Viola Saw
yers, Harriet Odle, Lou Truitt, Min
ME Evans, Abbie Brown; Messrs
Fletcher Adcock, Chas. Hull, Clarence
Vorhis and Marion Galpin.
Mrs. E. w. Sayles returned Satur-
day from a weeks visit in Bloomfield
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Emma Williamson is improving
her town property by the addition OF
room.
Mrs. Lou Shaw OF Bloomfield visit
ed at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. M. Bryant, last Friday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. e
church will serve supper Thanksgiv
ing night
Quite number of people from here
went to Bloomfield last Saturday tc
hear the governor speak.
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Highland Center,

Highland Center, Nov. 4.--The
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
will meet Thursday at p. m. at Mrs
G. w. Buclner's home. The election
of officers will occur and Mrs. D. c.
Smith will be present and give a talk
Services were held morning and
evening at the NJ. f. church Sunday.
The young people will have charge
OF the evening service next Sunday.
The subject for the Wednesday
evening prayer meeting will be Con.
version" All are invited.
Contributed.
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Murray.

Murray, Nov. 3.-Mac Lucy, former
ly of Murray, was in town Wednes-
day.
Erwin Cotrell of Ottumwa has been
visiting friends here this week.
John Allison has gone on business
trip to Missouri.
Howard Martin has bought the Dr..
Sells property in West Murray.
Saturday night there was a severe
rain and hail storm.
Mrs. Warren Lewis of Osceola visit
ed in Murray over Sunday.
Several from Murray are expecting
to attend 'Sousa's Band" in Osceola
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Sutton and sister are visit
ing the formers son in Oklahoma.
Charles Besserman made business
trip to Eldon Saturday
Lula Myers closed a successful term
of school north of town Friday. Her
scholars showed their appreciation by
giving a picnic in her honor
Verna, the little daughter of Lou
Eden formerly of Murray, is spending
the winter with her grandmother,
Mrs. Larson.
Ed Cottrell sold his farm south of
town and has gone to look up another
location.
Friday night the Christian Endeavor
society held reception at the Murray
house for the young peoples societies
OF the Methodist and Baptist churches.
A large crowd was present in spite of
the bad weather, and good time was
spent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IOWA CENTRAL HALLWAY

Time of trains carrying. passengers az
Hedrick, Iowa. Effective July 1st, 1901
Going North.
No, 3-St. Paul Express daily. 1890 n. m
No. 5-Mason City Nail Q1x Sum 2:l0 3. m.
No. Way ftgsi aihs lsontS Sum. 500 p. m.
No. 6-Peoria Mail ok SUM 12.2Oyp. m
No. Way. Freight ok SUM-. 5:45a in.
Coupon tickets on sale to ali points ii t ~;
United States, Canada and Mexico. For
rates. folder, ETC.. call on or address, os
GEO. S. BATTY. H. H. KENNY
Gen. Pass 4 mkt Agt.. Aee5st
Marshalltown. Iowa. Hedrick, Ia.
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four weeks ago with his wife and child
until a few weeks ago one of the sac
cessful business men. 1t is with much
regret that word comes ii his death.
No arrangements VII be made for the
funeral until Mrs. Speaker arrives
with the body.
John Findlay wife and baby OF
I Doud's, visited over Sunday at s. B.
Shott's.
| j. A. Ferguson OF Mt. Sterling, spent
Sunday with his family here.
Mrs. Lester Clark OF Fairfield. spent
several days last week assisting in car
ing for her mother Mrs. \. Brumley,
1 who suffered a severe hemorrage from
the lungs.
Miss Inez Clark who is attending
school at Mt. Pleasant, spent Sunday
with her parents.
Charley Anderson and family OF
Gladstone, Illinois, are visiting relatives
here.
Miss Annie Lindsay returned last
week from q three weeks visit at Gar
net, Kansas.
Carey Thompson and family of Burl,
! ington, are visiting at Pitt Thompson S.
j. S. Goodson and wife. returned Sat
urday from a two weeks visit at Ma
son City.
Hugh Mccoy and wife, returned
Friday from a three weeks visit in
| HoXie, Kansas.
]. V. Kerr went TO Rawlins, Wyo
ming. Wednesday with load of sheep
Miss Lola Schmitz spent Sunday at
her home near McNeigh.
/ l.. G. Boics of Sedalia spent Sunday
| with his family.
il. W. Ogilbee. daughter Lille and
| niece Miss Rail, were called to Fort
Madison, Wednesday to assist in car.
ing for Albert Ross, who suffered a
stroke OF paralysis and is in serious
conditions
| +. j. Smith was attending court at
Keosauqua last week
Rev. e. j. Smith and wife spent last
| Monday visiting friends in the country
Upon their return that night they found
their house occupied by a large number
OF their congregation who had come in
each bringing pound of something
and taken altogether it formed quite
collection. A social evening was en-
! joyed.
| Wednesday OF last week, Sheriff
Ramsey came up from Keosauqua and
arrested Ed Crumm and Howard Ell
lerton for breaking into the depot last
spring. taking them to Keosauqua
They will have hearing Wednesday
A message was received here Mon
day by relatives announcing the death
of Claude Moss youngest son of Albert
MOSS, OF typhoid fever, at Fort Madi
son. He will be brought here for burr
al the funeral being held at II. w. Ogil
bees Wednesday, afternoon
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Dr.. Bonham has
been located in
Ottumwa for ele.
ven years and
has cured more
cases of Catarrh,
of Sore Throat
and Lungs and
Chronic Diseases
than others com
bined.
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Bloomfield.

Bloomfield, Nov. 4.-Messrs. Cliff
Atwood and Marley Curry returned
Saturday from Quincy, H., in order to
cast then votes on Tuesday.
VIII Dilliner returned Sunday from
Cameron, Mo. and Will remain in the
city until after election
N 5. Johnson aud t. d, Doke left
Monday evening for Pierre, South Da
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ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC,
TRAINS LEAVING JEFFERSON
STREET UNION DEPOT,
A. J. Packard, Agent.

a. J. Packard, Agent.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
Arrive. Depart.
milwaukee,. -. .d1:ao a. m. BIZ: a. m.
Chicago, Cedar Rap.
Southwest uiI -. ,.b2:soa. m. 1:s5 a. m.
cal -. ........; .b5:3o p. m. b1o:20 a. m.
No "a, east bound, leaves. 10: As a. m.
No. 81. west bound, leaves. ..... 6:45 a. M
No a. west p sTsbts ,esv,ns ~ a. M
Daily b Except Sunday. Except
Freight trains arrive at and depart from
Ottumwa Junction.
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Mr.. 7. M. Beggs, Drakeville, Ia.
says: was terribly afflicted with
rheumatism all over my body, walked
with crutches and after the second
treatment could walk with cane.
His treatment for rheumatism is all
right.
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Buxton.

Buxton, Nov 4.-John Farrand and
Miss Rosa Green were united in mar.
riage at the A. M. 2. church October
20, Rev. A. H. Williamson officiating.
James Greaver and Mrs. Hester I'm
derdue We're married Wednesday ev-
ening at the home of the bride, Rev.
Mendenhall performing the ceremony
George Thornton, who had his back
broken by falling slate in shaft No. 1,
has been sent to the hospital in Des
Moines.
Spencer Cory was caught by falling
slate in shaft No. II. He was brought
home Friday. He is injured about the
head and breast, but no bones are
broken.
Mrs. Ruth Williamson is visiting
with her children in Chicago.
A great many homes have been
found in Buxton for the little orphan
children who are being brought there
from Des Moines and Ottumwa The
women who are on the committee to
see about the homes are sparing no
pains in finding homes that are com.
Portable, where the little ones can
be well taken care of.
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MySt tic.

Mystic, Nov. 4.-The new bell for
the U. B. church arrived Monday. This
is the largest bell in the city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson is visiting
her sister near Sedan.
The Royal Neighbors lodge is pre-
pairing to celebrate their first ami
versary Saturday night with dance
in Lepper's hall
John Greenwood had his arm dis
located Saturday while at work in the
Lone Star mine.