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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-06-05
Short Tales Concerning People You
Know.
TIE VICINITY OF OTTUNlWA IN BRIEF
Births, Deaths, Marriages, Movements
of Your acquaintances as Chronlcieo
by Courier's Staff of Correspondents
Who Know Whereof They Speak.
Pulaski

Pulaski. Juno As. N. Creech and
daughter, Margie, were Bloomfield
visitors Thursday.
The Mennonites closed series of
meetings at their church last Friday
night with four additions.
K. P. Law and Yina Brenneman and
Pete Andrews and Ida Thayer drove
down to Keosauuua last Wednesday
picnicking
Mrs. J. J. Miller and Mrs. Mort FL
der were Bloomfield visitors Thurs
day.
Children's day was observed at the
Christian church last Sunday evening
An interesting program was given.
The children carried out their parts
we'll.
Miss Bessie Reed closed her school
at Antioch last Friday.
Quite a number of the Germany
young folks went over to Troy pic
nicking Friday.
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DrakeviiIe.

Drakeville, June 5.-Mrs. John Hous
ley visited last week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bert Dodge.
Mrs. G. w. Barber and son, Harry,
returned last Wednesday from Bona
parte where they had been visiting
Mrs. Barber's parents.
Mrs. Hattie Smith, of Eldon, came
in Friday to attend memorial services
and afterwards to visit a few days
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WABASH.

Arrive. Depart.
Kansas City s st. Louis as:15 am as:5o pm
Kansas city & st. Louis a7:00 pm aS:25 am
Freight trains carrying passengers be.
tween Ottumwa and Moulton:
Fast freight. ......al2 s.iop m a2 30 m
aDaiiy. bExcept Sunday.
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Olive Branch.

Olive Branch, June 5.-Mrs. Clark
Crandall, who has been i'll for the past
two months, is slowly improving.
Jay Hill and family Of Burlington
have returned here for the summer.
Chris Kunzman and family are Wis
iting with friends near White Elm.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Perry were out
driving Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Dyer have returned
from Oklahoma.
Mrs. Hem, who has been ill for some
time, is now ale to be about.
Mrs. d. NJ. Perry hurt her wrist very
badly by window falling on it which
prevents he from doing much work
for awhile.
Miss Amy Creasey went to Batavia
last week to visit her brother Ira for
awhile.
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Columbia.

Columbia, June 5.-The largest rain
of the season fell Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Olney went to
Blakesburg last Saturday for a visit
with Mrs. Olney's parents. Chas. re
turned Sunday but Mrs. Olney will re
main a week.
A number of the young people at
tended the concert at Chillicothe last
Saturday night.
There will be no preaching at Col
umbia Sunday night.
There will be a meeting at Columbia
Thursday evening to decide whether
Columbia will celebrate the Fourth OF
July or not.
Jessie Moore of Eldon visited over
Sunday with friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Stodghill are
the proud parents of a nine pound boy
VIM. Gardner delivered 100 head of
fat sheep at Chillicothe last Saturday
Ed Grooms of Bidwell is shearing
sheep for James Gardner.
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MIscELLANEous.

N6oRHT Fa1MRSNIGRsA1 hWAPA T lamps arrv.
and depart from Union Passenger Station.
h seea, Albert Lea, Wa
Baskerville, Iowa Falls.
and Cedar Rapids 80. 900 m e:45 n
Jefferson street Passen-
Mffs sn s1s5!1sh. st,Paul, Wa Wa
a and Cedar Rapids ~; -: s:l5 p e:ss nj
Ds csaaP RAPIDS sa Water.
loo, Rockford, Grinnell,
cesa s Ka ,RId S ISWs Falls Fails.
s ss5nsf'i Fails, Worthing.:
E ten M Waseea, Mi hiSstS :,
Davenport, Iowa City, .Ce.
Junction and West LIB
Freight estS 81 Cedar Rapids :, : ZOO N
and way 6:34 m 4:30 pm
IOWA CENTRAL RAILWAY.
,4edrick, Iowa. Efrectlye July list, iooi.
Ne s sSt Raq etg Ez Rsi aalI Sum
No. No. Way Freight 1 s,t SSun5..: 500 500 n
No. Way. Freight lex. SUM- ...7:45 q m
No. 4-Peoria Express daily -. $40 a m
Coupon tickets on sale to ali points In the
United States. Canada and Mexico. For
rates, folder, etc, call on or address
GEO. s. BATTY. II. II. KENNY,
Gen. Pass. & Tiki. Agt., Agent.
Marshalltown. Iowa. Hedrick. nj
B., C. r. & N. R'Y
Leaving and arriving time of trains.
Time table at Burlington.
GOING NORTH.
Passenger No. 1b.............. 4:23 a. m.
Passenger No. b ............. S:25 a. m.
Passenger No. 5a. ............ 9:07 p. m.
Passenger No. lob ............ 1885 p. m.
Freight, No. Alb 49,. ........ 6:34 a. m.
GOING SOUTH.
Passenger No. I'd. ........ air. 1:O5 a. m.
Passenger No. 4b ............ 2:35 p. m.
Passenger No 6a ............. 6:35 u. m.
Passenger No. 1Sb ............ $40 p. IN.
Freight ~ b...,. ............ 4:20 p. m.
Freight " b..,... ............ 9:25 q. m.
a-Daily. b--Daily except Sunday. D.
Daily except Monday.
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Floris.

Floris, June 4-William Davies of
Centeryille is visiting at the parental
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hentz and Erie
Leppcr visited friends in Ottumwa
Sunday.
Duane Hull of Kansas is visiting
friends here.
Mr.. anS.. Mrs. Nelson Johnson of OF
tumwa a. visiting friends and rela-
tives near here.
Mrs. Lillian Thomas of Peoria, ILL.,,
visited at the parental home last week.
William Kneedler of Libertyville is
visiting with his sister, Mrs. j. E..
Strickland.
Thomas Cheatham was a Bloomfield
visitor last week.
The Farmers telephone line is in
working order now.
The supper given by the women of
the Baptist church Saturday night
was well attended.
w. G. Swinney and wife attended
the memorial exercises at Bloomfield
Friday.
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Irish Bend.

Irish Bend.
Irish Bend, June 5.-Hon. Geo. G..
Dufiield has one of the finest fields of
wheat in this locality. Mr.. Duffield
says that it is the best prospect he has
ever had in about fifty-four years
farming on the same farm.
Everyone enjoyed the program given
in the court house park the afternoon
of May 80, especially the speech by
Judge Moon and the paper by Robert
McBeth, "The Man Who Wears the
Button"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Ericsson arrived at
their home here after spending a year
in Monrovia, California.
Miss Lottie Hill of Bloomfield is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Frances Harry
man.
Joe Jacobs and wife visited relatives
at Stockport last week.
Peter Davis and family spent few
days with Mrs Davis parents near
Bloomfield.
Mrs. Frank Springer of Plano, ILL.,,
who has been visiting her father, Jas
er PloWman, returned home last week.
S. Watts passed through here en-
route to Winchester recently.
LaddsdaIe.
Laddsdale, June s. The mine is
working four days week.
A. Ohollarn and wife and Mark Sr.,
spent Sunday with relatives in this
place.
d. Winson spent Sunday in Hite-
man.
The Sunday school will have pic
mic June 25.
week.
Milt Haifey is some better at this
time.
B. Deford and wife were shopping
in Eldon Friday.
This place was gifted with fine
rain Sunday.
Will Davis made a business trip tc
| Ottumwa Thursday.
Will Lynn and wife spent Friday in
Douds.
Mrs. Amy Drake is very sick.
There will be a musical concert
here June IA.
Bunch.
| Bunch, June 5.-Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Cavins are visiting in Ottumwa
this week.
Bertha Knott visited at the E.
Hoover home last Monday.
The board of health has quarantined
the Pleasant Hill church for forty
days on account of smallpox in the
neighborhood.
James Proctor delivered fine
bunch Of fifteen hogs at Unionville
Monday that averaged $40 pounds,
and received $6.S5 per hundred for
them.
Lightning struck the house of James
Jones in this city June 8.
| Rosa Hoover was in Ottumwa last
Saturday on business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. Hoover visited at
the Joe Jackson home near Blakes-
burg last Sunday.
passed through this locality last Sun
day.
RichIand.
Richland, June 5.-A very heavy
rain occurred here Sunday.
The Smith family left for Colorado
Monday. Ernest Thompson accom-.
panied them with the intention of To-
eating.
The elevator owned by A. F. Bridbe1
is sold to a grain company.
Mrs. Ferve Howard of Burlington
and Miss Winifred Fuller of Bedford
are guests at the Sargent home.
Mrs. Clara Badger of Cora, Kas., was
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The Courier for News.
Railroad Timetables
TRAINS LEAVING UNION DEPOT.
W. s. Parker, Ticket Agent.
Going East. Depart.
OF mail 1.0R M,


RURa .>,.lCN ROUTE, c.. b. & O., r. X.
No. 12b-Chicago, Peoria, st. Louis,
10, Dubuque Gb,npna 4 Quincy ..S S:5 a. m.
5 5sshb-iGoasasfP Freight .s e:sS a. e. M M
lob Peoria, Dubuque & Quincy 1901 p m.
SSsh!!sass s n h5sIs Quincy e
2a@Chicago, Peoria & Rockford 1i:45 3. m.
Going West
5a..omaha, Council Biufrs and
~ Nesn ezra 49,. ...-........ta Bib q. M.
sib-E osa m Freight a. a. m.
sa-omaIla. Kansas city. Denver,
Hot Springs, .Deadwood, Og-
aen. Portland & California sos a. m.
1s a-EhS1 %p. -. " .. s:sS a a. M M
isa.kansfs1 , GIty: St. Joe and 80, ?
o. Daily, b, except Sunday. Nos. I, 8, Is
ami "a do not carry passengers
CHICAGO ,FT. MADISON & DIES MONIES
Arrive Depart
Trains run daily except Sunday.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC.
Going East Depart
No 2O6-Des Moines to Keokuk. 1910 a. m.
2o4-Des Moines to Eldon =. .10:36 p. m.
202-Des Moines to Keoluk. 3:22 p m.
Going West.
20i--Keokuk to Des Moines ..12:o5 p. m.
233-Frt Eldon to Des Moines S:15 a. IN.
231-Frt daily Eldon to Monroe sos m
205-Keokuk to Des Moines ;. 7:05 p. IN.
Unless otherwise specified, all trains are
daily except Sunday.
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Farson.

Farson, June 5.-H. L. Scott deliv-
cred hogs at Ottumwa Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam McClung of Mas.
by's Corner visited with d. H. and
Mrs. Thompson Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Winner were in
Hedrick Saturday evening.
Geo. Harkins was business caller
here Wednesday.
]. ]. Woodruff visited relatives here
Sunday.
Miss Nettie Sheridan was Sunday
caller here.
Martin Weber, ST., was an Ottum-
wa business caller Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Fleener were Com
petine callers Saturday evening.
James Spiers and Miss Frances
Sheridan called on friends here Sun
day evening.
Miss Maggie Montgomery is spend
ing the week with relatives here.
H. T. Hawthorne was looking after
business interests here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Wyckoff visited
with J. w. and Mrs. Sylvester Sunday
evening.
A new fence was erected around
the Competine church Saturday.
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SICK Sunday May "a and died May.
~. Mrs. Morain was loved and re-
spected by all who knew her and the
esteem in which she was held was
shown Decoration day by the large
concourse of people and neighbors
that followed the remains to the Mt
Zion cemetery where they were laid
to rest.
heavy rain Sunday morning, fully one
inch of water fell.
Some of the farmers were blowing
corn Monday afternoon. Crops are
looking fine with the exception of the
hay crop which will not be heavy.
j. R. Spiers and wife go to Dakota
this week to visit with Mr.. Spiers'
brother Will, who moved there this
spring
Quite a number of citizens at
tended Decoration day exercises at
Hedrick and Richland.
! G. W. Wilson, of Bussey, was in
Martinsburg last Friday
| Rev. Fry has returned from Eddy
vile where he has been visiting his
parents.
DR.. White, of Pleasant Plain, is
spending few days at Rev. Fry's.
Word has been received by Mrs.
Geo. Eyestone that her father, S. R.
Hogue, of the Dalles. Oregan is fail
ing very fast, of cancer. Mr.. Hogue
is father of w. S. Hogue, of Ottumwa.
Mrs. I. N. Ogden, who has gone to
Colorado for her health, is feeling
some better than when she started
The farmers are happy over their
telephone line.
Mr.. Morain, of Rock Rapids, has
been visiting his father and brother,
George.
Percy Moran, late of Nebraska, is
again a resident of this place.
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Dudley.


Dudley, June 4.-The farmer was
never buster than he is at the present.
Owing to the heavy rains of late, and
the warm weather between showers
he is kept hustling to keep the weeds
from making a better showing than
his corn. From present indications
the cutting of the rye and wheat will
also claim portion of his time this
month
Messrs. Bert Carman and Walter
Roberts We're in OttumwaI last Satur.
day on business.
Quite number from this vicinity
attended the concert at Chillicothe
last Saturday evening.
Alfred Peterson was an over Sun
day visitor with relatives in Otrum-
wa.
Ben Venator was in Ottumwa last
Monday on business.
Miss Eta Gustason came up from
Ottumwa last Monday to visit at M,e
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gustason west of here.
Norval Johnson returned to Ottum-
wa Sunday evening ON No. a after
having spent several days visiting
with relatives south of town.
G. F. Swenson from near Munter-
vile returned from Ottumwa on No.
13 Monday afternoon where he had
been visiting friends and relatives ov-
er Sunday.
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a caller at Mrs. Bert Sargent's Friday
and left for her Kansas home Monday
night.
Miss Emma Free surprised her
friends Friday by coming home from
Chicago for a vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Rehmel of Grace Hill
visited with their son, c. Rehmel Fri
day.
Mrs. Olga Hosford and baby of Bur-
llngton returned home after a short
visit here.
Laroch Warner is enjoying visit
in the country.
The musical given by the Mills or
chestra was decided success. Chas.
Moline of Sigourney assisted the or
chestra and is a great favorite to mu-
steal people.
M. Cutler of Manhattan Sundayed
here.
Rev. Sigafoose of Clay gave the
Memorial address and was we'll liked.
Miss Elma Schriever Sundayed at
Hedrick with Miss Ora Roop.
Glen Dutton and wife of Martins.
burg Sundayed here.
Miss Jennie Brolliar spent Sunday
in Osllaloosa.
Hazel Dell.
Hazel Dell, June 5.-Prof. H. G. Hol
lingsworth of Abba was, business
caller at the o. g. Truitt home Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Alfred Marts is convalescing.
A number of Mr.. Prescott's friends
took dinner with him Sunday in honor
of his eighty-seventh birthday.
Mrs. Sidney Snow of Biakesburg Wis
| tied Friday and Saturday at the home
| of her sister, Mrs. Mary Crane.
Miss Peachie Burton is on the sicl
| list.
Miss Sarah Hill is spending a few
days at the home of her sister, Mrs
A. Marts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-18
ct oeiligt Sro fra aina.

6por er bet life opmuntrenoe at
leie om 6errens Seirstog ube / 9eoz
n~ingelanoene. Sanoeltg. ri bar en-
Sub, Iom er unberlig / Raao og Itor
/ gisooml a6pp er en- SUB uoen
!6erren2 og bbo er en- Slippe uoen Dor
Guo2" pa jeg laite ben fplgenoe Or
titel / ct 8lab, ifrepet al g. 8. 0raceb,
be 5oreneoe Staters &oniul / 5oos
duu, Sinu, iaa tantte jeg, bet mao /
.9aniferen". Ser er bans Orb /
Sberf9ttelie:
rs oenne Del at 2anost bar Ri tps
beige Segn paa materiel 6remsang.
Zen eneIte 6inbring er 9eiien, al bpils
fen 5uiinoer er Osbe iiosn iioite 5crz
aur. Oct er fremoeles meget uroligt
/ enteIte Dele at be nprblige 9ropinz
fer, % Wisiipn9rer, ii9r f~pinbelige,
burbe life brittle Jig for lan9t bort fra
S~rattatbberne. Mleb l~nbtagelie at
bisfe 2~anbsbele, tror jeg, lbiigterne
til at bribe ct birette Misfionsarbejoe
peo Stoler og 6~oipituler. ia, enbog
peb ligefrem at uoienoe Goangeliiter
til at pr9oite Subs Orb, bar albrig
b9ret lpiere enb nu. 4Qe 8egne er
Der en- ~alminOelig SpOaagnen iblanot
ben beore 5pltetlasie.
Site iaa at f%oritaa, at belle Solicit
er ferbig til at bilfe ubl9nbingen
beltommen, ei beler bar Masien noget
fart 8egreb ON, bbao Der er itet, eIer
bporlebes bet ffal itiGe zig imob %,
Weitens Soft; life 6eler ftadr belle
Solicit paa Hippet til at ontage be
%triitne 2anbes 5antei9t, Stolemetobe
og Religion; men / a1e 2dnbsbele
fpsrser Wasfer at De mere tenfenbc
og oplDfte ben enc ben dnben: 6por
b9rer bet 6en meb al ben uro, Crib
og Smtalfatring? 6Ooraf tommer
benne Gerning. og bbao er 0eniigten
meo ben? 9Ddb er bet, bet brejer zig
ON, og bporban ifal Ri itiae os bertil2
qt uolenoingens 5jenber bar prsOst
fine Gr9fter, men er tommen uo at
aampen meo en- banfet Srsje, er az
minbelig anerfenbt at ben fore Maz
~joritet 6lanot ainas 5orretningsfolf,
6anoelsm9nb, Sgmeno, 5abritejere
os Grosierer. Splpite Manb bar nu
fact ct Snbtrpf, fom albrig fsr al,
bDor iOag Hegeringen og 3iget er,
bpor ubuelig 4rmeen er, og bpor az
beles nbe ar Stanb man er iii paa en-
anben Modbe at optas, &en MD
8eitens 5off. De er life / Stanb til
l9ngere at beipare cae Spsrgsmaal,
fom opftiger iblanbt benz. 6bab Der
ber egres unber nerp9renbe Urn, o.
bporleoes bet bgr gsres, peb ingen pg
fan Re bet fart. Man Ter berz
for ON til a1e &anter efter en- Qess
ming at 9dnffeligbs6erns. 0isIe C.
life politiffe 4gitet6ter, Der legger
iii Hepoiution mob bet regez
renbe Dbnaiti.
De flyer Blot ~Ipsrgenbe: ,,Naar bet
n9rp9renoe rainier fammen, 6bdb
ba?" Soaban itaar fore Masier at
Den ylerbe" 8lasIe befatter /.
Iig rigtignDf life meD faabanne
Spsrgsmaal; bet er benz ON at gre
at o~pretbolbe bet ~beitaaenbe; tbi | ben
fer be fin Qnlebnins til at fomme
frem.
Men til @engelD er Der 9ufinber al
unge M9nb, Der bar fact fin ubban@
nelfe paa Misiionens Sfoler og er
fommen | 5~orbinbelfe meb ublenbins
gerne, og fom fer fin 5orbel | at abopz
tere beres Wetober og 0irfemuaber;
Disfe isger begnrlig efter en- aE5en os
bebrs Retning for 8inas Jolf at flao
Inb paa.
Sngen at &lasferne, bDerfen Manb
.nsr &pinber, bar gjort iaa meset till
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Gmir glb0nr Nbamall.

Raar man lqier De Sfilorin9er,
Iom er oioet at BEN ms dfopOe az
ebaniitanIte 9sriter, og pa iGrlI9 DC
al bans to ~europoifte Eager, 0oitor
@raD % Wiis 6amilton, fadr man
bet SnbtrDt, at 4beur &banldr illaa
bare peret en- fernnesrli9 8lonotna
at @ruIombeo og 8liobeb.
0an opfanbt rabielsfuIoe Strafe
for fine unberIaatter, ipoenoe 9lle
a%nbenbtes iaaleOes nu og pa, o9 me-
act b0ppig ibpmte ban Spnoere I'll
,,9qltra1tn". Or. @rap fortdller
ON arme 9iqple, Der miot ON 8inies
rem banbtes til YGle og bleo b9lofr
ober meb 8ano. 9ad ben Wlaooe LOB
man Dem frpie libel. Gn frafti9
Mano funbe bolbe bet uo / 10 0a9e.
| MiIs 6amilton fortaller / ben YIN
leoninq. Gn often blep @miren me-
act forbitret paa en- al fine Yager, %
enbTfgnt bet par en- 0unoetuloe o9
| Sneen lad bit o9 bet blRlte lt9rtt,
6efaleoe ban 9ren9en at gdd no | bet
frie. 9a 9ren9en 6uriig %itibneoe al
auloe, lob Mpnartens SetretGr til
arsten 6amilton. Gfter en- Rdaoz
Haoning meo benbe bah ban GmlreH
ON at tiltenbe SbnOeren en- miloere
Strdf. GmirenS 8reoe bdboe inio@
lertib lagt fig liot, og 0rengen Hap
meb enbnu al tilbringe en- Zine nn@
Der aaben 9immel, bborefier BET mi
feb ben ~toinOeli9e Cage at table
In paa genene i9en.
Gn Sang / Sabul itineoe en- bigger
fg paa Monartens Sci og itrdtte
6aanoen ub.
ySpem er buzz" ipurgte Gmiren.
,,Gn digger" LOB Sburet.
,6borlebes f|riiter bu 2ipet?"
Deb 4lmisler."
,,6ar bu olorie arbejoet / oine
Ooge9"
Rel"
,Raa. iuu er bet pad 9ioen at Ri
bliper 6efriebe for bit Selitab," ia9be
4bbur Rbdman. 9erpoa gap ban
geblen, Iom bar meb BAN, ct Yint. og
life l9nqe efter bingleoe ben usielige
Bigger / @alsen.
ut ben gruiomme 0eipot lite bar
uimoOtagelig for Smiger, les al fol-
genOe:
Gn Manb bar bleben Osmt til at
mite begge fine gren. 9an bapbe
imibIertib en- magtig Sen, Der inbs
it9nbig bab Monarfen om at mdatte
faa Qop til egenb9nbig at fpretage
Operationen. % benne Nadoesbe=
p~isnine ~forunbtes BAN, Bah ban Gmiz
rem ielp piie BAN bet Steb, bpor ban
Ifulbe begpnoe at it9re. Gmiren
rerte nu let beb Spnberens 2ren,
men iaa citerebe ben mobige 6ofmanb
ct Steo at aorunen. bporefter alt,
bbab Qaabs Repr9ientant paa Sors
ben bar berert meb i'm Sdanb, bliper
belIigt. Gmirsn p9rbi9ebe at Imile,
o9 til9ab BEN begge.
Samtioig babbe ban meget ftor
Stsn6ebsians. 6an anpenbte meget
at i'm Sritib meb @urtnerarbejoe og
nGreoe ligefrem 2ibenftab for pellugs
tenbe glomiter og baboe belle g(aret
%iaabanne ON Zig. 9ieelebes bolot ban
meget at Sansfugle, fom man / ifen@
ne frantic 9ure iaa paa aue 9eran@
bder.
2abb 0uferin itreb en- Gang ON
BAN: rs @adr anbenbte ban ble ire
Simer meb at anbringe %ofitaarne
8lomiter / fprretpbe 8aier. SO naar
oenne Manb er biemme, bug9er ban
Sobeoet al 5olt eIer b9nger benz"
Sans gliobeo uiite fig fornemlig Ii
9eoperfor 8lomiter og 5u9le; li9es
o%perfor Menneiter tom ben fiqloent
til Spne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-18

0aar 99ierne beuOenOer fig til Soil, Del
aperterer / 8laoet. enten for at tsbe bos benz
eler for at iaa Gplpsninser ON bet auerte'
reoe, beoes be altio omtale, at be laa Nuers
tisiementet i bette Slab. Get bill o9re til
geniiois 9ptte.
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-15

A large number of people on North
Main avenue. near Swetland street,
were Mortified yesterday afternoon to
see a little girl struck and disappear
under the fender of a street car. When
the car was stopped 1t was expected
that the crushed and mangled remains
would be found, but instead the little
girl, Lizzie May Richards, aged years,
had. escaped almost certain death and.
with the exception Of n few cuts and
bruises. was uninjured
Shortly after 1 o'clock Lizzie left the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Richards, of 531 North Main
avenue to go across the street, and in
passing out OF the way of an approach
ing carriage she blindly rushed in front
of a passing car, which knocked her
down. She passed under the fender,
and but for her dress catching in the
pilot board she would have been
crushed to death. AS it was. she was
dragged several feet.
Willing hands soon extricated her,
and she was Immediately taken home
and a physician summoned. who found
that the entire left side had been more
or less cut and bruised by being
dragged, and the left wrist had been
sprained. No serious results from the
unfortunate accident are anticipated.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-15
DUNMORE.

The Tribune was eagerly sought yes
terday morning for the latest strike news
and great was the satisfaction expressed
by everybody that the prospect Tor set
tlcmcnt had so suddenly grown bright.
A party of hunters after big game start
for the wilds of Columbia county this
morning. The sharpshootcrs are John
Nichols, Oscar Yost. DR.. j.. w. Winters
and the famous marksman, Harry NJ.
Spencer. They start with great cXpccta-
tionS.
The most active temperance workers in
town are the Father Mathew Cadet So
ciety boys. They number about four hun
drcd and their leader. John Hughes, near
ly eighty years old. deserves great credit
for the grand work he is doing for tho
cause of sobriety aud righteousness.
Wintry winds window glass at drug
store of j. G. Bone & Son. ~
Letters remaining unclaimed during the
week ending October H. 1902. Persons
calling for these letters will please say
advertised: Mr.. Leon Bills. No. lis Green
Ridge street; Mrs. Emmaline Harrington.
Mr.. A. p McGough, No. $40 n. .Oth ST.,
Philadelphia. Pa: Miss Mcdcrmcd No.
100 Adams avenue.