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The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-30
ADDRESSES OF WELCOME.
GREETED KINGS DAUGHTERS AT
THEIR FIRST SESSION.

Miss Mndge Reid Extended the well
A. stovaII That of savannah-Mrs.
e. Trask HIPS Response In Be-
half of NisitOrs-RepOrt of Mrs.
Mary Thompson Howe, General
Secretary, and of Several state
Secretaries Submitted-Three Ses-
sions Held and Much Work Ac-
cOmplished.
The first session of the fifth annual
interstate conference of the Interna-
tional Order of Kings Daughters and
Sons was held in the Sunday-school
of the Independent Presbyterian
Church yesterday morning 1t was
opened with devotional services con-
Quoted by Rev. DR.. ]. Y. Fair, pastor
of the Independent Presbyterian
Church and these services were fol-
lowed with an address of welcome on
behalf of the Kings Daughters and
Sons by Miss Madge Reid Of Savan-
nah, state secretary; an address of
welcome on behalf of the city of Sa-
vannah, by Mr.. P. A. Stovall, and
Mrs. E. Trask Hill of Massachusetts.
This address was to have been de-
ltvered by Mrs. Grace B. Hamn of Illi-
nois, but she being absent Mrs. Hill
took her place. Mrs. Hill is connected
with "Woman's Voice" and is promi-
nent in many charitable organizations
besides the Kings Daughters and
Sons.
In her address of welcome Miss Reid
said:
Miss Reid's welcome.
Madame Chairman, Ladies and
Gentlemen The daily papers have
been announcing for some time past
that the Kings Daughters and Sons
of America were to assemble in con-
ference at this time in our city. The
question has sometimes been asked;
Who is this King-and why are you
called the Daughters When that
marvellous Sermon on the Mount was
spoken, every sign of the wrath of
God with the nation lay like burden
on all and perplexed the Masters in
Israel. Jesus then revealed that God
was the Father of the men and had
loved them from the beginning of the
world, and He taught us to say Our
Father My friends, this is no ordi-
nary gathering. We come from all
parts of this fair land of ours with
but one feeling in our hearts, and that
is love to God and the desire to up
lift humanity. We have come together
to be helped of each other in this glo-
rious work which we have undertaken,
to tell of our successes, to deplore our
failures, and to devise new methods
for accomplishing still greater work
Jesus said:
'Ye shall know them by their
fruits. Not every one that saith unto
me, Lord, Lord" shall enter into |
the kingdom of heaven, but he that
doeth the will of my Father which
is in heaven When l look over this |
company and see representative women
from the different states 1 recall with
pleasure the sentiments of one of the
great scholars of America, who writes
There can be no true, complete ma
tional life unless womanhood has a
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-30

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This is certainly . most generous offer
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his daily mail show what men think
~ his generosity,
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ylRoF"
Al correspondence IN strictly conn
denfi0l mailed in plain. sealed en-
Y0ODo The receipt Is free for the ask
Ing ana be- wants every man 10 have
a.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-30
A Good, Profitable Bushes,

A Good, Profitable Business
Is the renting of naphtha launches. A
small capital only needed. For further
particulars apply to J. Lippman, care
Lippman Drug Company.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-30
Reduce Your
Living Expenses

by patronizing the Southern Grocery
Co.. ia Barnard Street, wholesale and
retail GrOcers and Butchers.
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Eldon.

Eldon, July 1.-Gonductor Lenning.
ton severely sprainea his arm at Dav-
export yesterday. He Is off duty now
and will perhaps have to remain SO a
couple of months.
All west end engines had to run to
Rock Island and all east end engines to
Trenton yesterday on account of the
turn-table being out OF order.
Conductor Courtney spent Sunday
with his family who reside here. He
has charge of the pile driver at Musca-
tine.
The entertainment given last night
by the Junior League of the M. q.
church. was. well attended. The pro.
gram which was rendered was enjoyed
by all.
Miss Cora Van Warden from Mason
City, is visiting with friends and rela-
tives at this place.
Clstis Hinkle scame. home from
visit to Chicago today.
Beulah McCance from Edmund, Ok,
is visiting with the family OF Mark
Hilles.
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THE ROCK ISLAND EXCURSIONS.
Homeseekers' Excursion Tickets to
Points North, South. Southeast
and West.

National Education association.
Minneapolis, Mimi, July TO II, 1902.
Date Of sale July 5, and z. Limit
for return July IA. Extension for re-
turn limit until September may be
obtained by deposit of ticket with and
upon, payment Of so cents to Joint
agent Rate. one fare plus 50 for
round trip.
Special summer excursion rates to
Denver: Colorado Springs, Pueblo.
Glenwood Springs, Salt Lake City, Og.
den, Hot Springs and Deadwood, s.
D., commencing June 1, 1902. Limit
for return October 81. at very cheap
rates, Call on or write the under.
signed for. rates and dates of sale.
Y.P,C.U.of p. G. convention Tacoma.
Wash. July 1927. Tickets on sale to
Tacoma, Portland and Seattle July 18
to 81 inclusive. Final limit for return
Sept, 15. Round trip rate $47.50.
Biennial meeting. X. of p, San
Francisco. Cal. Aug. 1922, 1902. Date
of sale Aug. to 8 inclusive. Final
limit Sept. 80. Round trip rate $48.
For full and complete information
regarding stop overs, dates of sale
different routings, through sleeping
car service and reservations for
berths call on or address.
w. s. Parker,
Ticket Agent. Union Depot.
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VIA BURLINGTON ROUTE
Midsummer Indian Carnival, Sheridan.
Wyo., JulyE3, q and S.

Midsummer Indian Carnival, Sheridan.
Wyo., JuiyS3, 4 and s.
For the above occasion all who de-
sire to see probably one of the last
large meetings and celebrations held
by the Indians, can take advantage of
the harvest excursion tickets on sale
July 1 and visit Sheridan, Wyo.. See
the grand celebration at which there
are expected to be 1000 Indians In
regular Indian costume, reproducing
Clusters last battle, assisted by the
United States troops from TT. McKen-
zie; quite number of the Indian
chiefs who were engaged in the Gus.
ter battle, many of the old time scouts
of the frontier, grand parade each
morning, rough riders, bronchos, etc,
roping and tying down of wild steers,
horse races, Indian races, squaw
dances, Indian games, etc.
In fact, one OF the grandest outings
that will probably happen on the from
tier In life time. All can take ad.
vantage Of this by using the harvest
excursion tickets to Sheridan, Wyo..
and return at one fare plus 81 for the
round trip. sold on July /.
This will also enable you to see the
Sheridan, Wyo., country, one of the
greatest grazing countries In the
northwest. Tickets sold on July 1 are
good for twenty-one days. the usual
stop-over privileges allowed. Call on
ticket agents for further information.
]. M. Bechtel, Div. Pass. Agt.
EIks' GUNNER Festival, Dea Molnes
June 1928.
For above occasion the Burlington
Route will sell round trip rates to Des
Moines at one and one.third fare, june
% to q inclusive. Good to return un.
til and Including June 30, 1902. w. 8.
Parker, Agent Union Depot.
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Stockport.


Stockport, July 2.-Jobes Ruby's
residence on Skimmerhorn street is
now complete and he will become a
resident of Stockport this week.
Mrs. Harlan is moving into her
new residence on Skimmerhorn
street. h 4
j. B. Fox purchased lot of 8. ".
Whitaker on Main street Friday; con-
sideration $3.50.
All arrangements are complete
for the. best celebration ever held in
southeastern Iowa at Stockport on the
Fourth of July.
Mr.. Carmichael of Fairfield visited
at Stockport Saturday, returning on
the evening train.$
A very heavy rain fell here Friday
evening, over three inches, 1t is said.
School closed here last Friday. Mr..
and Mrs. Chapman are excellent in
structors. They have been engaged to
teach at Cantril the coming year.
Walter Harlan and wife of Wash
ington,.SD. c., arrived at Stockport
Wednesday. Walter has been clerk
in the census department
E. E. Lucas and wife are visiting at
his old home.
Tyson Anderson was called to Knox
vile Monday on account of the ser
ious illness of his nephew.
Hon. VIM. Walker and Ed. Irish
were in the city Monday on legal bust.
ness,
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Birmingham.

Birmingham, July Mrs. Fred
Deahl and son, Clyde, removed to
Leon last week, where Mr.. Deahl has
position with an implement firm.
Chas. Leggett, residing west OF
town, is receiving a visit from his
brother and wife and mother of Quin.
cy, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Bryant returned
Saturday from an extended visit with
their children in South Dakota and
Keb.
7 Miss Andy Topping of Burlington is
visiting her grandparents, John Top.
ping and wife.
Miss Hettie Nelson visited last
week with her sister, Mrs. A. B. Ad
anne in Selma.
Charley Fry of Knoxville spent Sun.
day with his parents.
Jason Randall of Chicago, who
spent the past two weeks visiting his
parents and attending his sisters
wedding, returned home Friday.
| Mrs. Ellsworth and daughter of
Austin, ILL.,, who were here attending
the Randall-Wells wedding, left for
their home Monday.
Miss Mary McMillen, trained
nurse of Des Moines, is visiting her
parents.
Mrs. Sam Hugus of Ottumwa is Wis.
iting her brother and sisters for few
days.
w. S. Allen attended the judicial
convention at Ottumwa last week.
The proceeds from the Presbyter.
ian ice cream supper amounted to s12
The w. M. B. society met with Mrs.
Will Bennett last Tuesday evening.
The Idlers club was pleasantly en-.
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Hope
Friday evening. Refreshments were
| tastily served and prizes awarded.
The Epworth League will serve ice
cream in the Torrance rooms the
Fourth of July.
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tending the circus at Oskaloosa who
otherwise would have gone.
John Stuart is now grandpa" his
daughter, Mrs. Nellie Haynes, being
the mother of twins, boy and a girl.
Oscar Hobson is afflicted with
rheumatism.
Bert Collett purchased new binder
at Richland lately.
MIR. and Mrs. Lance Brady have a
new baby boy at their home.
Joe Coffman and AL johnson attend
ed the horse sale at Fairfield last Fri
day.
Walter Duke and wife have returned
from Kansas. Reports say that Mrs.
Dukes health is much improved.
w. n. McCracken and Eli Jones
were Fairfield visitors Saturday.
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Woolson.

Woolson, July 2.-It looks now like
this vicinity might have wet harvest
Rev. B. G. Neville expects to 60 to
Missouri this week in the interests OF
the church. He will be absent for a
few days.
The narrow gauge road was widen
ed Sunday in spite of the rain. The
railroad company disposed of six box
cars at this place.
Elmer Stone was passenger on
the guage for the west Friday noon.
The rain prevented some from at,
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Creston will arrive Thursday for a Wis
| it with friends here
c. e. Abegglen of Burns, Kansas, is
at home for short visit.
j. F. Abegglen and family of Abba
spent Sunday with Mr. Abegglin's
parents.
Rousseau Parsons of WOODBURY. is
expected home to spend the Fourth.
Miss Lillian johnson closed a sue
cessful term of school at Jones Fri
day. A surprise dinner was given in
her honor and a general good time
was enjoyed by ALL
Miss Dessa Ticker of Marysville
spent Sunday with Miss Alice Van
Skiver.
Miss Dessa Parsons was in Abba
Sunday visiting friends.
Miss Eta Ganaway of Des Moines
spent Monday with her parents here
Mark, July Park Wood, who
was attacked with heart trouble Fri
day is some better at present.
Chas. Thompson went to Bloomfield
Saturday on business.
Owing to the rain Sunday there
was no Sunday school or meeting al
this place.
Miss Bessie Spurgeon, who has
been i'll for the past week is some
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Peppers, who
have been visiting with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Chisman
| have returned To California
Ronaparte.
Bonaparte, July Mrs. Green, ar
aged woman, died early this morning
at the home ofSsher daughter, Mrs.
L. Ayrault. in this city.
Mrs. j. K. Wilson of Des Moines il
visiting in the city with her sister
Mrs. H. H. Meek.
Miss Capitola Blackmer has return
ed from Chicago.
The. Bonaparte baseball team gdel
to Canton, Mo-, the Fourth.
A. F. Kirsch is in Chicago.
Children's day exercises We're helt
at the Presbyterian church Sunda.
evening.
The amount of rain that fell her,
Friday evening was 2.24 inches. II
Harrisburg township 3.5 inches fell.
B. F. George of Nevada, Mo-, is Wis
iting in the city.
s. Gilbertson has returned to Chi
cago
The family of Herman Bussel NOV
ed to Streeter, ILL.,, Saturday.
Chas Stidger and Floyd Scott at
tended the Wallace circus at Ottumws
last Thursday.
Eta Eich returned home Sunda,
from an extended visit with relative.
at Allerton.
Mrs. G. g. Whitley is visiting rela
tives in Denver, Col
Bonaparte will be well represented
in Ottumwa Friday.
The woolen mills are still working
overtime.
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Belknap.

Beiknap, July "A. w. Martin made
a flying trip to Ottumwa Friday morn.
ing.
The musicale at the J. w. Bolivar
home Thursday evening was enjoyed
very much. A large crowd was in at.
tendance
The school board met Saturday and
elected Miss Olive Wray and Harvey
Roland of Bloomfield, teachers for the
fall and winter terms.
Hortense Hansel of Ottumwa was
the guest Sunday of j. w. Miller and
family. She was accompanied back
by Mabel Miller. who spent the past
week here with her parents.
Mrs. Jennie Broich and children of
Ottumwa are visiting here with Mrs.
John Eberline and sister OLA
]. w. Johnson and family visited
the first of the week with relatives at
Sherman chapel and Ottumwa.
Eli Harbour was an Ottumwa visitor
Thursday.
]. B. Lafferty came up from Milton
Saturday evening to spend Sunday
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Pulaski,


Pulaski, July 2.-Miss Bertha Meri-
deth is visiting her sister this week,
Mrs. C. E. Stockham, who lives south
of Bloomfield.
w d. Davis, of South Ottumwa, was
here on business last week.
The American Indians baseball
team which was scheduled to play
two games here last Tuesday and
Wednesday, failed to put in an ap-
pearance. By reason Of bad luck they
became stranded and had to disband
at Centerville. The Pulaski boys hav.
ing the game widely advertised and
not wishing to disappoint the people,
Immediately telegraphed the Mem
phis team asking them to fill the date
They consented and the game came
off the following day, which resulted
in a victory for the Pulaski Grays.
c. w. Mathews moved into his new
home in the south part of town last
week.
Irwin Miller went to st. Louis, with
stock last Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Saunders returned last
Saturday morning from California for
a few weeks visit with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Cleaye Saunders and daugh-
tiers, Ora and May, are at home from
Mt. Pleasant during vacation. The
two latter are going to school there.
Pulaski and Laddsdale baseball
teams were to cross bats here Sun.
day but the rain prevented them.
The Nabobs and Potentates will
play game Of baseball here Satur.
day. It is promisey to be funnier
than a circus.
S. N. Creach went to st. Louis last
week on business.
DR.. r. O. Shelton visited relatives
in Bloomfield last week.
Mrs. J. B. Hunt visited her mother
in Moulton last week.
Ira Brink and wife visited Mrs.
Drinks parents at Pennington last
week.
Mrs. f. S. Pyle, of Mt. Pleasant, is
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PackWood.

Packwood, July 2.-Miss Maud
Gardner, who has been i'll of appendi
citis. is slowly improving.
Miss Ruth Morrison of Hedrick is
the guest of her friends Mrs. De Ar.
mond and Miss Bertha Norman.
Miss frankie Logan of Richland is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. D. Eicher.
Absalom Hollingsworth, who has
been in the hospital at Mt. Pleasant
| about four weeks is at home, appar.
emily we'll.
Henry Cuddy of Pekin is in poor
health.
Mrs. Susan Sharp, wife Of Levi
Sharp, died yesterday after a long
illness Of complication of diseases
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp were among the
first citizens of Packwood, having liv.
ed here twenty years. Mrs. Sharp is
survived by her husband, one son and
four daughters.
| The Aid society of the M. E. church
is pledged to raise 5000 to help pay fol
the new church. Each will make, by
some kind of work, one dollar to put g
window in the church The members
of the Epworth League contemplate
putting window in the church.
The narrow gauge railway is thing
of the past here. All day Sunday mer
worked faithfully in the pitiless, chill
ing rain. Spectators were few.
Mrs. P. B. Grafton and Mrs. c. T
Norman visited friends in Fairfield
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Osborne, nee
Cora Burris, are spending the honey
moon at Brazil, Ind, with the brides
aunt.
Jesse Forest spent a few days last
week in Ottumwa with his cousin, Ray
Hagan.
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SPECIAL SLEEPING CARS :
For Colorado Exeursions Via BurlIng.
ton Route.

On following dates, July LIST to 18TH
inclusive, Aug. 1st to 18th inclusive,
Aug 23d, Gath, Both and 31st, and
September LIST to 10th, the Burlington
Route will run tourist sleeping cars.
Leaving Ottumwa 8:05 q. m. Price OF
double berth in these cars only SO to
Denver. Parties should make reser.
walton in advance by applying to w.
s. Parker, Agent Union Depot.
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Batavia.


Batavia, July miss Katie Wilson
closed a successful term of school at
Bundle Bee Friday. A picnic had
been planned, but owing to the bad
weather they spread their dinner in
the house. In spite of rain and mud
dy roads there were about thirty Wis
itors present who came with well fill
ed baskets and ice cream freezers
were kept grinding away. All enjoyed
the dinner and also the program rem
dered by the school. Following is the
program:
Song, Summer"
Roll call by quotations.
| Song, Bearing the Banner of the
| Union"
Recitation, "Genie's Almanac"-An
Recitation, "The Losing Bag'-van
ko Smith
Song, THE Open Gate"
Recitation, "The Sign Board"-Le
ona Dematteis.
Recitation, THE School Boys
Troubles Werner Davidson.
| Song, Red, White and Blue"
Recitation, THE Dead Dolly"-Jes.
sic Dunn.
| Recitation. Grandma Allus Does
Ralph Smith.
Song, Iowa"
Recitation, "Harry's Arithmetic
John Smith.
Recitation, Hello, Central Oracle
Dunn.
Dialogue, Grammatical Difficulties
| Song. "Tha Moon"
Recitation, Kind Words" Eta
Sylvester.
Recitation. "The Black Horse and
His Rider"-Effie Mozart.
Song, Swinging Meath the Old APP
pie Tree"
Recitation, Making Dollie's Dress
Maggie Smith.
Dialogue, Little Pitchers
Song, Those Evening Bells
Recitation. "One Legged Goose
Arthur Middleton.
Song, Bring Back My Schoo
Days.
Owing to the bad weather the R. N
A. play has been postponed unit
Thursday, July 8. Doors open at 7:45;
curtains at 8:45.
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Hazel Dell.

Hazel Dell, July PA. l.. Burton
spent Friday night at the home Of
George Shields.
Charles Harlem purchased fine
new buggy last week.
Miss Inez Truitt spent last week al
the home of her sister, Mrs. F. L
Dexter.
A number of the people attended
the Wallace show in Ottumwa Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Arnold attended
the funeral of Mrs. Baker at Mt. Zion
Tuesday.
Miss. Bessie Cohagan was caller
at the O. G. Truitt home Saturday.
Mike Schwartz has had his barn re
modelled.
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The, contract has been let for the
construction OF Clarksville's new ope.
ra house. The cost is s13,500.
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DrakeviIIe.

Drakeville, July miss Cecyle Mil.
lice of Nichols is visiting friends at
this. place.
Miss Hattie Sayles left last Tuesday
for Des Moines to, attend school.
j. L. Mum and family of Des Moines
are visiting relatives at this place.
john Dodge, wife and daughter Sa.
die of Bloomfield took supper Thurs.
day with their daughter, Mrs. Harry
Truitt.
Lory Sayles is home this week
building coal house at the depot.
Miss Lou Truitt closed a very sue.
cessful term of school at Bunch last
Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson received word
Sunday of the serious illness of her lit
tie sister, who is suffering from ty
phoid fever.
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Bunch.

Bunch, July 2.-The new telephone
line company which was organized on
June rs, running from here to the
Pleasant Hill church where it connect.
ed with the Drakesville line, is being
rapidly completed.
Birthy Knott is on the sick list this
week.
Mrs. Black and children of the north
eastern part of the state, are visiting
at the N. J. Simons home this week.
William Ireland has sold his farm
northeast of here of 900 acres for $50
per acre, to a man from the eastern
part of the state.
Samuel Clyman and family visited
at the Oliver Adams home last Sun,
day.
e. j. Kinsinger and family, of this
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Richiand,

Richland, July misses Cora and
Nettie Farmer were out of town visit.
ors over Sunday.
Walter Pringle, of Des Moines, and
Miss Floy Eye, of Ollie, were married
Sunday morning.
Ray Johnson, wife and baby, OF
Kansas City, are visiting relatives
here. Mr.. Johnson has a fine position
in Kansas City. His friends here are
glad to see him again.
Mrs. Bert Mason, of Ollie, was shop
ping here Monday.
Miss Maidie Pringle, of Des Moines
is here attending the Pringle-F Eye
wedding.
Rev. Cornell preached here Sunday
The work Of widening the narrow
guage tracks was done throughout the
rain Good wages were paid
for workmen.
Messrs Griner and W. Harkins are
having phones put into. their resi-
dences.
Hon. B. A. Haysack ond daughter
Miss Minnie, leave for Colorado today
for an extended visit.
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visiting her parents, Or. and Mrs Jay.
at this place.
Amos Plank, a former Davis county
boy. Is visiting at the parental home.
w. T. McGinnis will move back here
in the near future.