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ExIine.

Exline. Oct. S.-Miss Daisy Exline
is suffering from an attack of typhoid
fever.
David Kerby, who had tumor re-
moved from his side last Wednesday
is recovering rapidly.
Exline is having quite a building
boom
Matt Gradwell has the contract to
move the Eureka school house.
Mrs. Lola Caster has been on the
sick list for the past week.
Mrs. Joseph Traxler visited in Ex-.
line yesterday with Mrs. Jennie Golf
The Lone Star coal mine has re-
sumed operations after a two weeks
idleness.
Mrs. Wealthy Simmons visited Mrs
Emily Davis Monday.
Gilbert Mccoy and wife were coun.
ty seat visitors yesterday
Evert Kerby has been busy hauling
away corn for the past week.
Amanda Riggle, who has been
spending some time with friends here,
returned to her home near Dean yes,
terday.
Mary and Lottie Farnsworth visited
over Sunday with their grandparents
near Sedan.
Benton McKeehan has been employ.
ed in hauling brick for DR.. Sturdivant
0. A. Pittman Is working on DIR.
Sturdivants new building.
A. l.. Farnsworth returned from Ok.
lahoma yesterday.
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DrakevilIe.

Drakeville, Oct. 9.-Mrs. G. A. Jack
son and little daughter, Murl. visited
Centerville friends last week.
Mise Ivah Smock of Bloomfield and
Della Donaldson of Ottumwa visited
the first of the week here with Mrs
Orus Russell and others.
Owing to the wreck of a freight
train at Unionville there were no mail
trains through here Monday.
The funeral services of the late
George Harmon were held at the fam
lily residence Monday morning at $50
O'Clock, conducted by Rev. Ireland,
after which the cortege started fol
White Elm. where the interment was
made.
Mrs. Arthur Cecil left Tuesday for
Charlottesville, Nebraska, where she
will join her husband,who has recently
purchased a farm of one thousand
acres near that place.
Homer Grant and family left the
first of the week for visit with rela--
tives in Illinois. During their absence
Mr.. Grants uncle. Ed Grant, will over
see the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tomlin returned
Thursday evening from three weeks
visit with relatives in Nebraska.
The remains of Mrs. O'Hara We're
brought here Thursday from Otumwa
and after services at the Christian
church interment was made in the
cemetery at this place.
Elder Painter of the Christian
church arrived here Saturday, but ow-
ing to the inclemency of the weather
left the same evening for his home in
Centerville, leaving his appointment
here vacant.
Mrs, L. E. Sayles and children of Ell
don have been spending few days at
the parental Sayles home
Ed Grant is spending couples of
weeks on his farm north of town.
Rev, w. B. Ireland. the new Meth
odist Episcopal pastor. moved his fam
lily to this place last Wednesday and
opened the work of the conference
year at Ashgroye last Sunday morn
ing, preaching here at night.
Mrs. Katie Cecil visited over Sunday
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Easton.
Mr.. Jackson, the Rock Island agent
at this place. has gone to Missouri on
business, which will detain him sever
al weeks.
DR.. F. F. Winsell of Bloomfield, for.
merly of this place, moved his family
this week to Fort Dodge, where he has
secured a partnership with one of the
practlclng physicians of that place.
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Annador.

Amador, Oct 9.-Mesdames Braton
and Freal of Galesburg, ILL.,, are guests
at the Laughed home.
The Myers Schwartz sale was well
attended considering the inclemency
of the weather.
A. Wilkinson was in the city on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. Parker is in very poor health
J. A. Day and Ira Haning were in
town Saturday
Rev. Hollowell of Missouri was q
guest at Ira Haning's home Sunday.
Claude Arnold was in Blakesburg
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Haning We're guests
at the home of Ira Haning Friday ev-
ening,
Shuman Parker was in the city Fri
day.
Mrs. Fannie Haning called on Mrs.
Williams Wednesday.
Mrs. Susan Kent was a guest at the
home of G. N. Bachman Friday.
Miss Alice Rush of Browning, Mo-,
will arrive Tuesday FOR visit with
her sister, Mrs. Bert Wilkinson.
Mrs. Rhoda Smith is in quite poor
health.
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Batavia.

Batavia, Oct. 9.-Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Armstrong and two children left Tues
day for a visit with relatives in Kan
sas.
Mrs. S, e. Woodruff and son. Ray, of
Competine, visited at j. Woodruff's
Tuesday.
Harry Whitmore, who has been in
Minnesota the past few weeks, return
ed Sunday morning in order to begin
his school at No. 3 Monday morning
Mrs, Shiye left Tuesday for visit
with her daughter in Seymour.
Nh. and Mrs. Joseph Wagner left
Tuesday morning on No. for a three
weeks visit with relSlives in. Kansas.
Mn. and Mrs. Dan Peebler are ATTEND
ing to their home, during their alb
sence.
Mohr Kramer went to Minnesota
last week.
The little daughter of w. L. Mcneil,
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A NEW KIND OF PASSENGER CAR
The Burlington Puts Into Service Its
New STYLE ParIor Cars

A new style of passenger car has
been introduced on the Chicago Bur-.
lington & Quincy railroad 1t is a
combination of parlor, dining and OBJ.
servation car and will be attached to
the fast mail train which leaves Chi.
cago every morning for Omaha and the
northwest. The parlor is in the rear
of the car. 1t is furnished with arm
chairs, llXurlously upholstered, and
opens to the observation platform
which is separated from the room by
large plate glass windows Two Sleep
ing berths are provided for invalids.
Off from the parlor is comfortable
smoking loom. and toilet rooms for
ladies ana gentlemen. Beyond is the
dining room, a charming affair. holding
four tables. The kitchen and pantry
are large and very complete The cars
are distinct advance on anything of
the kind yet used in this country, and
their use will add greatly TO the com
fort of passengers.
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Creech attended the county conven--
ton of the Christian church while
there.
Mrs. John Sanders left for Mt.
Pleasant last week where she will Wis
it relatives for few days.
Miss Bertha Anspurger was a
Bloomfield visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Will Miller and little son re-
turned to their home in Dover, Okla,
last Wednesday, after an extended Wis
it with relatives Her father Elias
Foglesong, accompanied her home.
Rev. Moore, the new Methodist min
lister, and family, arrived last week.
He filled his appointment Sunday
morning and evening at the Methodist
Episcopal church.
DR.. Yost and Jasper Milliken left
Saturday for Washington, d. c., to at.
tend the national encampment of the
old soldiers.
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Abba.

Abba, Oct. S.-The Abba High school
and Company A elevens met on the
gridiron again yesterday afternoon, a
previous game played a few days ago
having resulted in tie. Yesterday IS
game was also tie, 0 to O. neither
side scoring. The elevens seem close.
ly matched but will continue to play
until one is victorious.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Nelson and
daughters, Gertrude and Della depart.
ed last night for various points in In.
diana, where they will visit for a
month with relatives and friends.
Frank Dennery we'll known in Abba
having formerly resided here, narrowly
escaped being killed few days ago
by falling from new school building
at Harvey, on which he was employed
as a carpenter. He was terribly
bruised, but will recover.
Fred Lambert went to Chicago last
NIGHT to take an examination as c.. B,
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RichIand.

Richland, Oct. S.-This town is
deeply saddened by the death of
Misses Myra Bristow and Allie Her.
man, both dying Of typhoid fever.
Miss Bristow had been sick several
weeks but the disease was very severe
and her death occurred Monday morn
ing at o'clock Miss Herman, for;
merly resident here but lately of OF
tumwa, where she recently graduated
as nurse, was called here as nurse for
Rev. Pools family, who had typhoid
fever, and nursed them through their
sickness, and then was overcome by
the disease and left for Ottumwa,
where she was very sick at the hospi-
tai. Her death occurred Monday. She
was buried her today. Miss Bristow's
funeral services were held Tuesday
at the M. E. church. These young
women are greatly mourned by the
whole community.
Mrs. Sargent has returned from In
dianapolis, after three weeks visit.
Miss Pearl Goodwin of Kansas City.
Mo-, is the guest of friends here.
Will Cox and wamily have moved to
Winfield.
Cement walks are being placed in
several places in this village.
The marriage of j. Ranous of Chica-
go and Miss Gertrude McCarty of this
place was great surprise to their
friends. Nevertheless congratulations
are many.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard of Bur,
lington returned to their home Monday
evening.
Miss Grace Smith left for Bagley
this morning.
Miss Harriet Bridger was Eat home"
to large number of friends few ev--
enings ago.
Mrs. Warner and daughter returned
from their western visit this week.
Frank Wray is Chicago visitor for
few adys.
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Lebanon,

Lebanon, Oct. S.-Born to Dr. and
Mrs. J. E. Surnesy SON.
Jesse Davis and wife spent the
day, Thursday with Ed Harrison and
wife, of Cantril.
Clarence Van Flett and wife visited
at the home of Orsa Davis, in Egypt
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Beeler and son
Hazen, and A. Coffman, attended the
old soldiers reunion at Bloomfield,
last week. Mr.. Beeler and Mr.. Golf
man, being old soldiers.
Mrs. M. j. Snider was in Farming.
ton last week on business.
Vance Wilson is very sick at this
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Wards and Miss
Bessie Snider We're in Moulton Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orsa Davis and son
karl, of Egypt, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Davis grandmother, Mrs. Anna
Wilson.
Daniel Wilson and c. H. Johnston
attended the tombstone reunion, also
visited Vance Wilson of Ottumwa last
week.
Aurther and Paul Wilson attended
the street fair at KeokLl. last week.
Silas Humphrey and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. Humphreys father
and mother.
George Claff1ine and daughter Edna
We're in Moulton Monday.
Crage tombstone and sister, Mrs
Ross Perkins We're in Cantril Mon
day.
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& @. watch examiner for Abba. to
which position he has recently been
appointed.
Prof. Ben NJ. Wesley opened five
months term of school at the Maxon
school house, about two miles north
east of town, Monday.
Frank C. Gorton, of Creston, was in
Abba yesterday, visiting with relatives
anad friends.
Miss Sadie Allott, of Ottumwa. who
has been visiting with Miss Nellie
Crosier during the past week, returned
home last night.
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Selection,

Selection, Oct S.-W. R. Dinwiddie
left for Pendleton, Ind, last Thurs
day. where he will visit his daughter
Mrs. Sarah Niberger, for two or three
weeks.
Rev. Haney Ford of Des Moines
preached at the Christian church last
Sunday, both morning and evening.
/ The Ladies Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Ann Robinson of Abba to-.
day
The Endeavor meeting was led by
Jah Hinton Sunday night.
j. j. Gray of Hilton was an Oska--
loosa caller last Saturday.
The school is progressing nicely at
the. Selection school house with Miss
Lucille Robinson of Moravia as teach.
er
Johnnie and Lizzie White were visit
ing in Pekay last Saturday.
j. t. Gray lost horse one day last
week.
Rev. Harry Ford gave such good
satisfaction that he will preach again
next Sunday. There will also be the
ordinance.
There were seven from Abba who
attended the ball game in Hilton last
Sunday.
Mrs. S. d. Beadle and daughter,
Mrs. Oral Wilcox, both of Eddyville,
are visiting in Hilton.
Mrs. Ann Gorsuch returned home
last Wednesday, after a two weeks
visit in Kellerton, Wayne county.
Quite number from Foster attend
ed the ball game in Hilton last Sun
da.
Perry Gorsuch and Miss Lizzie
White were in Abba last Sunday
night.
Miss Lucille Robinson was visiting
her mother and brother in Moravis.
last Saturday and Sunday
Several people from Hilton attended
church at Selection last Sunday even.
ing.
Road working is the order of the day
at present
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Eldon,

Eldon. Oct. 8.-With two of the
wheels Of heavily loaded picnic wag-
on smashed and caught in another
wagon belonging to the same crowd
and the team frightened, crowd of
picnickers from this place narrowly
escaped serious accident yesterday
morning while on their way to attend
a birthday surprise about ten miles
southeast of this place, by the break.
ing of the double trees of the rig.
Aside from the smashed rigs no other
damage was done All of the party
escaped without injury.
The postoffice is being newly paper
ed this week.
Mrs. E. E. Barger left yesterday for
Des Moines, where she was sent as del
egate to the grand lodge of the Rath-
bone Sisters.
Mrs. Charles Finney and baby went
to Ottumwa yesterday, to make a visit
with Mrs. Finney's sister at that place
The Eldon band recognized yester
DAY with Charles Boxx as leader.
Charles Robinson of Muscatine
formerly of this place, returned the
first of the week. He has been VISIT
ing with his boy friends of this place
Misses Alice and Bessie Mills left
the first of the week, for Peoria, ILL.,, tc
make an extended visit with friends at
that place.
Perry Ward has been employed by
the Rock Island company as brake.
man.
Mrs. R. L. Hammond and son, Har-
ry. made short business trip to OF
tumwa yesterday. They also visited
relatives and friends in South Otum-.
wa
Mr.. and Mrs. Bateman of Seymour
visited Tuesday with their relatives
w. S. Beard and family, of this place
Eldon, Oct. miss Effie Denning
left this noon for Douds for short
visit.
Mrs. l. C. McCrary went to Des
Moines this morning.
The Willing Workers of the Chris.
tan church quite pleasantly surprised
Mrs. Henry Kuhns at her home last
evening. There were about twenty
present. Light refreshments were
served. Everyone had a very nice
time. Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhns will move
to their farm tomorrow
The little baby Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Eaton is quite sick with pneumonia
John Benson was hurt quite badly
yesterday while switching in the Rock
Island yards.
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Bloomfield,

Bloomfield, Oct. S.-Mr. and Mrs. A,
o. Smith and Mrs. NJ Brenneman left
Tuesday for Missouri. Mr. and Mrs
Smith going to Greenfield to visit their
daughter Mrs. Day, and Mrs. Brenne
man going to Carthage and other
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Palmer of Nc.
Cook, Neb., and Oscar Palmer, of st
Paul, Mimi, are visiting at the home
OF their mother, Mrs. ID. P. Palmer.
Mrs. S. A. Loring and two children
who came near losing their lives few
days ago. having been badly poisoned
by eating cheese, are recovering. The
little boy was thrown into commissions
and the mother and little girl were
dangerously i'll. This is the second
case of cheese poisoning which has
occurred within the past two months,
both families having purchased the
cheese at the same grocery.
j. A. Games, foreman of the Demo
crat, who sustained serious injury to
the spine while attempting to lift a
heavy bundle Of paper. is suffering in.
tense pain from the strain and will
probably be disabled for some little
time
Miss May Allender left Thursday af-
ternoon for Quincy H.. where she will
spend a few days with friends before
going to st. Louis, where she will re
sumo her work.
DR.. Jenkins, of Mark, accompanied
by his niece, Miss Ida Patterson, has
gone to Kansas City to attend the fair.
t. H. Hardy Is spending few days
in Chicago on business.
w. H. Darnell and wife, J. Mustard
aand Geo. Roberts of Troy, spent
Tuesday at the home of the county
clerk, J. c. Leach.
Mrs. Jeremiah Miller and Mrs. Fan
ME Hartzler, of Pulaski, spent Tues
day at the home of the county treas
Nrer, N. S. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bachman,
whose marriage occurred in Pulaski
on Sunday, will spend the winter in
this county and go to their western
home in Washington in the spring.
J. H. Beecroft. who has been visit
ing his brother Henan Beecroft OF
Billings, Montana formerly of this
city, passed through this place Tues
day enroute for his home in Missouri,
just across the state line from Stiles.
The marriage of John r. Wallace
and Mrs. Jennie Triblecock occurred
Thursday afternoon at S:15 o'clock at
the home of the BRIDES mother, Mrs.
Henry Caraway. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. ]. w. Potter in the
presence of the relatives only. Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace departed at 4
O'Clock for st. Louis, where they will
spend week or more taking in the
fair. Whether Mr.. and Mrs Wallace
will return and make their future
home in this city is known only to
themselves. Although the wedding
was very quiet, party of young peo-
pie discovered the facts in the case
and were on time at the depot to bid
goodbye to the happy pair. who board
ed the train amid the usual shower of
rice and parting compliments.
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Aiteman.

Hiteman, Oct. S-Mrs. ]. H. McCar.
ty and son, Harold. went to Agency
Wednesday for two weeks visit with
her mother, Mrs. Peter Nelson.
Mrs. H. H. Dinsmore, cashier in the
company store, departed for LaFay--
cite, Ind, Thursday, to spend her va
cation with relatives.
Mrs. J. R. Price of Abba spent Sun
day at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter WEIGH.
Miss Jane Roberts departed Monday
evening for Cleveland, Ohio, to enter
theological seminary.
Mrs. !. T. Williams returned home
Tuesday after weeks visit with rel.
atives here. She was accompanied by
her sister. Miss Cora Burns. who will
visit with her few days.
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Bonaparte.

Bonaparte, Oct. S.-Miss Bess Pick
EFT has returned from Keosauqua.
Geo. Sprankle of near Mt. Sterling,
is in the city
A football team is being organized
here.
The boys who were hit in the rail-
road accident at Keokuk have all been
paid for the injuries received.
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vile is now extending it's line on
to Chillicothe. large gang of men
have been working at it for the past
week and it will be a matter of only
few days before it will be in working
order and ready for use.
Miss Maud Stevens is quite sick
Miss Bertha Peterson and Miss Mag
gle Semore. of Ottumwa, came up on
No. l3 Monday for short visit.
The carpenters can be heard ham
mering away at several places about
this little town at present They are
still working at w. W. Rapp's new
house. Mr.. Rapp's residence will be
one OF the largest and finest in town.
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Salem.

OdlCUi.
Salem, Oct. Slew Perkins was at
the county seat Monday.
Watt Kester arrived home Monday
evening.
Miss Nellie Hill of Wapello is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. ellis, near
Webster.
Miss Mcyey spent yesterday shop,
ping at Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Shriner and
daughter, Miss Col, enjoyed the sights
in Chicago last week.
After more than three years So
journ among the beautiful sceneries
of the west, Miss Jennie Ingrim is
greeting her many Salem friends.
Friday Mrs. Macy arrived from In
diana and will enjoy a long visit with
her daughter, Mrs. E. A. Wilmeth.
Sunday evening Rev. Gregory clos
ed his series of meetings at the
Friends church. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory
have been the guests of Salem rela-,
tives and many friends. They will go
home in California.
Miss Allie Cooper is home from a
three weeks visit with relatives at
Winfield and Burlington.
Mrs. Will Hawkins enjoyed the
pleasure of the street fair and visited
relatives at Keokuk last week.
October IA the corner stone of the
Methodist Episcopal church will be
laid. Presiding Elder Myers of the
Burlington district and DR.. Hancher of
Mt. Pleasant will officiate. Mr.. Mel
cher of the marble works at Mt Pleas
ant will present the stone.
Mrs. Will Hagan of Chicago, with
her sister, Mrs. Levi Gregory of Cali
fornia, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Albert Banta.
Monday Mrs. Harson and children,
after visit with Mr. and Mrs. John
Carlisle, returned to their home at
Keokuk
Friday Miss Eva Arnold went to
Burlington, where she was entertain
ed by Dr. and Mrs. Grantz until Sun
day. She was a guest of relatives at
Middleton Sunday and Monday.
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Ingrim delightfully."- entertained friends
in honor of their daughter, Miss Jen--
ME, who has returned from the west.
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competlne.

Competine, Oct s.-Miss Lena Aw-
try. OF Pslla, is spending few days
here with friends.
Mamie Bottorff and mother have re-
turned from three weeks visit with
relatives in Indiana,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Wilmington went
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oTTuMwA is SEVENTH.
Fiscal Years Business of Uncle Sans
Stores in Iowa

The annual report of the auditor of
the postoffice department giving the
gross receipts of the presidential Of
fees throughout the country shows
several matters in the business done
in Iowa that will cause some pride in
Ottumwa. This city ranks seventh in
the list.
In Iowa there We're 265 presidential
offices showing gross receipts of ST.
524,424, and forty-three offices show.
ing receipts above $4,000 as follows:
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Short Tales Concerning People You
Know.
THE VICINITY OF OTTUMWAlN BRIEF
Births, Deaths, Marriages, Movements
OF Your Acquaintance as chronicIed
oy Courier's Staff Of Correspondents
Who Know Whereof They Speak.
Charlton.

Charlton, Oct. S.-Rhea Oppenheim
er celebrated here eighth anniversary
last evening by entertaining few OF
her little lady friends. The time was
spent In playing games, after which
light refreshments were served, when
the little girls dispersed, wishing her
many more happy birthdays.
Eli Manning is moving into his own
home today.
Harry Williams came last evening
from Rawlings, Wyoming, for a visit
with relatives near Freedom. From
here he will go to st. Johns, Kansas,
for a visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Delano Williams, former resi-.
dents of Warren township.
Mrs. William Blazier returned home
( yesterday from a visit with son at
Tingley.
Sheriff Ross went to Fort Madison
Monday night, having in charge T. C.
Patterson and Marion Barnett for
breaking into the depot at Cleveland
some time ago. Patterson was sent
up for six years and Barnett, against
whom there was two indictments, got
six months for the first and two years
for the second.
Miss Gertie McCullom of Lacona
was visiting in the city yesterday with
friends.
e. P. Smart is confined to his bed
with an attack of pneumonia.
Park Williams returned last evening
from Bloomfield, where he has been at
tending soldiers reunion.
Rev. Carl Brown came down from
Minburn last evening for visit with
friends in the neighborhood of Oxford,
Where he used to preach.
Mrs. Ruth Householder left last ev-
ening for a visit with her son in Blue
Mound, Nebraska.
Mesdames Judd Stewart and A. L..
Leonard entertained their lady friends
yesterday afternoon at the home of the
former.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Dora of Warren
township celebrated their golden we'd
ding yesterday afternoon. A large
number of guests went out from town.
and their children were all home for
the occasion. The time was spent in
social conversation reviewing the ups
and downs of life for the past thirty
years, when bountiful supper was
Served, such as Mrs. Dora knows how
to prepare. They were the recipients
OF many useful and valuable presents
as token of esteem from their friends
who wish them continued happy life.