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Packwood.

Packwood, Feb. ID. d. Cox and
VIM Clevenger5tsecured claims while
in North Dakota and will move there
the last of March. Eight standard
gauge freight cars have already been
engaged to accommodate the movers
going north, but the present outlook
it will take as many more. A 'passen-
ger car will be attached for the per-
sons going to ride in.
Absalom Hollingsworth, highly es'
teemed citizen Of this place became SO
unbalanced in mind that he was con
signed to the state asylum at Mt
Pleasant last week.
I J. d. Snider and wife of Mt. Union
visited Mrs. Snider's mother, Mrs. e
K. Baker Sunday.
Mrs. Steigleder was an over Sunday
visitor in Oskaloosa.
Frank Strand, formerly of this place
but now citizen of Ottumwa, was
calling on friends here last week.
Polk Goodman moved from Pekin tt
the farm recently owned by P. B. Graf
ton, which Mr.. Goodman purchased O
MI. Arbogast last autumn. Mr.. Ar
bogast has moved on a farm he owns
near Abingdon.
There is quite a good deal of sick
nes among children here, but not yer.
| serious.
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Stockport.

Stockport, Feb. 19.-Rev. ]. H. Deck
er closed his meeting here Sunday
night adm was called home Monday
by telegram, cutting his stay with his
friends off.
o. w. Bradford slipped and fell
and broke his arm Tuesday above the
elbow. Dr. Norris reduced the frac
ture.
VIM. Parnitzki went to Fort Madi
son Tuesday, returning Wednesday
evening.
Al. Vance sold his farm adjoining
Utica of 100 acres for $40 per acre.
Mr.. Stump has rented Laff Knowles
property and will move the first o
March.
C. w. McNay will move into MI
Vance's' PROPERTY the first OF March.
MI. Mikesell will move out on to hi
farm the first of March and Mr.Greg
ory will occupy the property vacate'
by Mr.. Mikesell.
Rev. Tenant filled the pulpit at the
M. e. church Sunday at II a, M,
A. J. Vance purchased VIM. Berry
resident property Wednesday, consid
Grafton 81 400. Mr.. Berry will buy
lot and build Immediately.
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EddyviIIe,

Eddyville, Feb.18.-hewis Townsley
has been fighting off an attack of grip.
H. A. Armstrong, prominent citi-
zen residing northwest of town, will
soon move to Buxton, where he has in
terests.
The protracted meetings at the M.
E. church continue in interest.
j. L. Sipes attended to business and
visited relatives, in Oskaloosa Friday
afternoon and Saturday forenoon.
Some of the old soldiers contem-
plate trip to a G. A. R. encampment
at Des Moines next May.
A program of considerable length
was presented at the Charter Oak lit
erary Friday night. The Pekay or
chestra favored the large crowd with
several selections. The dialogues
were "The Irish Diplomacy, or How
the Scheme Worked" Uncle David's
Parley," and What Happened to Han
nah" C. G. Belzer read the paper
"The Sand Ridge Gazette" His prin
cipal editorial dealt with st. Valen
tines day. The subject for debate
was: Resolved, that a man will lear1
more from travel and observation
than from reading and meditation.
At the closing session of the literar.
the question for debate will be, IRE
solved, that capital punishment shout,
be abolished The literaries clos,
the night of February %.
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Bonaparte.

Birmingham, Feb. 2O.-This COM
munity was much shocked Friday by
the announcement of the death of
Miss Hema Ross, which came sudden
ly and unexpectedly. Although she
had been sick for about ten days her
condition was not. considered serious
until within few hours of her death.
The funeral was held Sunday at 2
O'Clock from the Presbyterian church,
short addresses being msde by Revs.
Smith and Ainslie, of this place, and
Revs. Springer and Eyestone, of Lib
ertyville Her death will be keenly
4 felt in the home, in the church and
lmong the young people.
Mrs. VIM. Culbertson, of Douds, has
,een visiting at ]. S. Ragdale's the
p ast week.
Revs. Springer and Eyestone, Mrs.
h Iague and daughter, Grace, of Liber-
t, willie, Ray Moore and H. L. McGrew,
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keb.

Keb, Feb. 19-Thomas Bagnall
spent Saturday in Ottumwa on bust
ness.
Gordon Rogers of Linton, Ind, start
ed to work in the mines on Monday.
He will stay with his uncle a It'd aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Williams.
The mines are run every ay. Fri
day the output was SIS tons abf coal,
which was the banner day for the
week.
P. c. Reese is confined to his, house
with illness this week.
R. Williams spent Saturday in OF
tumwa. While there he was shown
through the Jail by Mr. CremGr, the
sheriff. He is loud in his praise of
Mr., and Mrs. Cremer who are right
people in the right place.
James Bateman, who has be en- i'll
for some time with fever, was c,n the
streets Saturday, which his many
friends will be pleased to note.
J. H. Miller of Sigourney was; in
town on Saturday on business.
Squire Alpea Stonier, who is or the
| Jury in Ottumwa spent Sunday at
home with his family.
Dawson, the man accused of rape
in Eddyville, is well known here, hay
! ing at one time been resident OF / keb
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hill
on Thursday, a son. All parties are
doing WELL
| Claude White is confined to ,the
house with illness this week.
Miles Martin accepted position al
clerk in the company store last wet tx
i Chadrick Morgan of Evansville, W y
oming visited at the home of Mr.. al II
Mrs Jenkin Richards on Main stree
Friday. He is Mrs. Richards cousin.
/ FIRES Weston, the teamster for tn I
store, spent Sunday with his family IL
Fremont.
Byron Sylvester of Atlantic was il
town Saturday on business.
Thomas Morgan and John Phillips
of Pekay spent Sunday in town.
l.. Lodwick of Willard visited IL
town during the week.
Mrs. Richard Reese and son, VIII
liam spent Sunday in town the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkin Richards.
: William Davis of Lucas visited
t friends here this week.
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Hedrick.

Hedrick, Feb. NV. c. McWil-
liams, who has been a victim of quin-
sy, is improving.
The free rural mail route out
through the Charles OFT neighborhood
has been granted by the department.
An agent will be in Hedrick in the
near future. Applications for carrier
will be received by the postmaster
This route will be known as No. 4.
Mrs. John Morrison has been enjoy.
ing a visit from her sister, Mrs. Col
line of Bethany, Mo-, and from hel
brothers, B. M. Doolittle of Washing
ton, and S. N. Doolittle of Knoxville
These four are the only living mem
bers of the family and their reunion is
happy one indeed.
Hans Albert will play in Hedricl
Wednesday evening of this week. The
proceeds go to pay for the new piano
in the M. E. church.
| The Women's Home Missionary so
ciety of the Methodist church will give
| a social at the Wade Kirkpatrick
home next Friday evening The mem
is oysters, peaches, cake and coffee.
DR.. Shafer, assisted by DR.. Spilman
of Ottumwa, performed surgical op
Grafton on Mrs. F. M. Godfrey Friday
The patient is getting along nicely.
DR.. Lawson of Highland, was bus
mess caller Saturday.
Rev. FL. S. Sperry, who formerl.
published the Herald has resigned hi
position as pastor of the Mcntrose M
E. church and will move to Kansas.
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Relknap.

Belknap, Feb. 19.-U. 7. Mcdowell,
Of Ottumwa was caller Thursday eV-
ening at the John Sample home.
Chloe Burris entertained a number
of friends at her home Wednesday ev,
ening. The evening, was spent with
games and social conversation. An
enjoyable time was spent. Those pre-
sent were Misses Nora and Nellie
Wishard, Eva Vest, Lira and Lou Har,
bour, Ollie Jennings, Olive Wray ,Ethel
Wishard, Vorhis, Zoe Mcconnell, Ruth
Combs, Edna Blankinship, Messrs
Clarence and Charley Wishard, Clay
Vest, Elliott Bachman, Fred and Bert
Wishard Frank Battin, Clarence Blan
kinship, Claude Jennings, Milo Foster
Eugene Williams, Harry Kline, S. G
Sharon, Joe Mohler, Duff Rayburn
Messrs. and Mesdames Wray, Blankin
ship and daughter Lorene, George
Hockersmith, R. L. Bonar and sons
Cecil and Irwin.
The patrons of the district decided
that the school had better close owins
to the smallpox and measles being il
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Bloomfield.

Bloomfield Feb. 1S-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred /. Sizemore, OF Lancaster, Mo-,
spent Sunday in this city guests at the
home of Miss Eva Lester.
Rev. H. C. Gilbert of West Burling
ton occupied the M. E. pulpit Sunday
morning and evening, delivering excel
lent sermons with which the congrega-
ton was greatly pleased. Rev. and
Mrs. Gilbert and family returned home
the first of the week after spending a
| fortnight at the parental home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Gilbert.
| The fortieth anniversary of the bat
tie of Ft. Donelson was celebrated Sat
urday evening by the G. A. R. post by
a basket supper and literary program
given at the hall where nearly 200
members of the post from this and
neighboring cities enjoyed social ev-
ening. An original poem on the battle
Iof TT. Donelson was recited by Captain
Jas. Reagan followed by vocal solo,
Grants Show" by Mrs. Reagan, also
composed by Captain Reagan. Col.
Conner and son, of Ottumwa, also fur
4 nished a number of vocal solos that
were greatly appreciated. A number
: of violin selections with organ accom-
paniments were given by Mr.. and Mrs.
, Chas Eichelberger. A short address
was delivered by Rev Sheppard. The
program which was rather an i'm,
promptu affair was interspersed by
photograph selections, furnished by
: Geo. Proctor. Altogether it was quite
: successful affair.
The funeral services of Benjamin
: Bryant, whose death occurred at his
/ home in this city on Saturday occur
| red at the Universalist church Sunday
f afternoon at 2:30 o'clock conducted by
: the pastor, Rev. Geddes. Mr.. Bryant
was an old soldier and a resident o.
: this city for a long number of years
: The G.. A. RS attended the services il
: body and marched to the l. o. o. F
: cemetery, where the remains were lait
i to rest.
S John Games returned Saturday from
i Des Moines business college on &C
5. count of i'll health.
e J. C. Simpson left Saturday on
d business trip to Parker Prairie, MINI
S where it is possible that he may 10
$ cate should the site seem Favorable
s for the business enterprise which h
hopes to conduct.
D. S. J. Henderson returned Monda
re to Oskaloosa after a short visit at tn
% home of Attorney and Mrs. SIS. Cal
III ruthers.
Mrs. Agnes Healey and Miss Geo.
ed gle Griggs, of Ottumwa, spent Satul
as day night and Sunday as guests at tn
iii home of Miss May Wallace and wer
ID pleasantly entertained on Sunday
u the home of Miss Ada Spencer.
~ Mrs. Emily Saunders, who has bee
ny very sick for the past few days,
,iS, greatly improved at present.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Prevo are TT
proud parents of little baby boy, WI
va arrived on Sunday.
d. Miss Anna Davies, of Floris, spel
'as Monday shopping in this city.
nc Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lafferty, OF Q
ro tumwa, spent Sunday at the home
to to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rominger.
to Miss Lila Hazlewood delightful
MI entertained number of friends
so luncheon on Saturday evening in no
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and Mrs. Solenberger have many
friends here. MI. Solenbarger was
county superintendent OF schools here
for two years and is now principal OF
the schools at Milton.
S. M. Campbell of South keosauqua
will, in the near future, open coal
mine on the w. H. Roberts place, JUST
south of town. Many years ago coal
was taken out of there in considerable
quantity, and there is much more de
mand here for coal now than at, that
time. 1t is to be hoped that the I'M
dertaking will prove to be success.
W. NJ Walker was in Selma We'd.
nesday on business.
J. M Morrow of Douds was busl-
ness caller here Tuesday.
| Attorneys ]. c. Calhoun and II. b.
Sloan were recently in Des Moines on
business.
Ex-Sheriff D. G. Pettitt is confined
to his room with the grip.
Mrs. jefferson Beggs west OF keo-
sauqua died Tuesday afternoon, she
leaves husband and several children
to mourn her loss.
Mrs. Culberson who is making her
home with her daughter Mrs. H. L..
McGrew returned home from Birming-
ham yesterday where she had been
visiting her sister for several days.
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keoSauqua.

Keosauqua, Feb. 2O.-Miss Dora
Morrow of Douds Station visited over
Sunday with Miss Jonah Bradley.
The Misses Sickle returned to
their home in Bloomfield yesterday af-
ter several days visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Morton of this
place.
County Superintendent W. 7. Dick
is confined to his home with severe
attack of sickness.
D. T. Solenberger and wife OF Milton
visited over Sunday with friends. MI.
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and Marsa Sanford entertained about

and Marsa Sanford entertained about
forty-five of their young friends
F::iday evening at the hcme of Miss
Sanford. Music and games were in
dulged in until late hour, when re-
frasliments We're served. All reported
a splendid evening.
Mr.. Combs made business trip to
Beaconfield Monday.
Prof. Heskett's lecture on the SAL
tus of Evolution" given Saturday
night at the opera house, was quite
well attended and was enjoyed by all
John Van Derby, of Leon, spent
Sunday with his family in Humeston
! A missionary tea was given Tues
lday evening at the home of Mrs. Var
Derley by the M. E. missionary ladies'
A good musical program was rem
dered. Supper was served early II
the evening.
J. Castrel is very sick at his home
in Humeston.
Miss Maud Greenlee returned las
week from visit to Des Moines.
Will Howe, of Charlton, spent Sun
day at home.
Nellie Mckinley and Allie Bowman
who are attending college at De
Moines, came home Saturday, return
ing Monday,
John Oldfield and family moved t
, town last week and will occupy tn
i, George King residence.
Dr. o. A. Mace, of Kirkville, has sue
| ceeded DR.. Smith in the practice Q
Osteopathy and will occupy the sam
| Office. He moved his family here an
) occupies the Dennis property in til
south part of town.
t A baby came to the home of Elme
Dennis and wife last Wednesday,
: The Ideal Entertainment Co wi
t give an entertainment in the cDllee
chapel for the benefit of the universit
2 this evening.
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Hickory RIDGE.

Hickory Ridge, Feb. 19.-Misses Lee
tina Lewis and Louisa Limbaugh visit.
ed Miss Emma Foster Saturday
Alex limbaugh, wife and daughter
called at Blakesburg Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Foster arsd son
Will. attended the oyster supper at the
Albert Major home last Tuesday night
Freeman Spears has returne home
after a few days visit at the home o,
his uncle, Harrison Houk, south O.
Blakesburg.
freeman Spears is visiting at the
Archie Sinclair home at present.
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order. and will probably begin some
time today.
A marriage license was issued Sat.
urday to Henry H. Mumm, 80 ana
Amy A. Stull. 81.
Mrs. w. H. Hamilton visited at Del
ia over Sunday at the parental nome.
Miss Lizzie Killmer left last night
for Cedar Rapids. She goes from
there to Chicago.
Phil Lally and John Thompson. OF
What Cheer, were in Sigourney sun
day.
J. l.. Cochran and wife visited over
Sunday with relatives at Delta.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Parker left yes
terday morning for Chicago.
Ed Weller. of Hayesville, was III
S:gonrney yesterday.
Miss Hattie Heaton came up from
Oitumwa Saturday evening, on shor
visit with friends here.
Miss Jennie Brolliar came up from
RicEland last night to visit at the ID
w Campbell home.
Rosa Utterback left for Californi;
Saturday night, accompanied by he
little daughter.
Zen Mohme has been sick, but ha
recovered enough to be around.
Nathan Widener and family move
here last week from Fairfield.
Miss Floy McCready, of Oskalooss
visited at the G. H. Mackey home owe
Slnda..
Mrs. John Hanson is very low wit
pneumonia. She was reported a littl
better last night.
J. w. Patterson, of Nugent, was j
Sigourney Saturday, on business.
L. Brolliar and wife came up frol
R'ch:and last night to attend the D.
gle trial. Mr.. Dagle's alleged secon
wife is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Brolliar.
MI. King, a temperance worker
Des Moines, was in Sigourney ov'
} Sunday.
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Sigourney.

sigourney, Feb. 1S.-The jury on
tile Gilbert case brought in their yer.
dict Saturday morning, and the deci.
sion was in favor of the defendant
the Gilbert estate-thus disallowing
Gilbert's claim. Court convened at
1870 o'clock yesterday, and commence
ed Oh the criminal docket. There are
now thirty jurymen here, special We.
Mira for fifteen having been issued last
week. Evidence is now being given
in on the case of the State VS.. VIM
Mick, who is accused of rape. The
Joe Dagle bigamy case will be next in
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Green Valley.

Green Valley, Feb. 19.--Frank
Cloyd and daughter, Minnie, returned
home last week from western Kansas
where they have been visiting a couple
of weeks. Mr.. Cloyd says he likes the
country much better than he does here
and he expects to locate there soon.
Mrs. Lawrence Ward and son, Nor
man, visited at Mr.. Rays Wednes-
day.
Several little children are very ill
with whooping cough.
The musical entertainment at Mr.
jeff Taylor's last Tuesday night, Feb
II, was well attended.
Mr.. Henry Arthon was coming from
church last Tuesdty night when his
team became frightened and ran away.
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White Elm.

White Elm, Feb. 19.-Wesley Stark,
of near Chequest, is moving to Selma.
l.. C. and Berdie Carroll spent Fri.
day evening at John Hendricks, OF
Duuds.
c. B. Anderson closed very sue.
cessful term of school here Friday
Mr.. Anderson has taught five terms IN
succession here.
Miss Eula Swain has been sick the
past week with grip.
Miss Berdie Carroll spent Sunday
with Miss Belle Brown.
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Albany.

Albany, Feb. 19.-The SNOW still con-
tinues, but with that exception it is
ideal winter weather, just cold enough
for comfort. Feed is somewhat scarce
here, but pretty equally distributed
and it is hoped that with economy
stock can be gotten through all right.
j. B. Collins, who has been quite
sick for long time is not SO well
again.
A young son of Charles Benson has
been quit low with brain fever, but
is now better, and an older son is
down with pneumonia fever.
Miles Hough, from Wapel1o county
was in the neighborhood Sunday. MI
Hough has new boy at home,
Messrs. Slagle and Grelan { brakes
vile were callers at Noah Smiths Sat
urday evening.
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LaddSdale,

Laddsdale, Feb. 20.-Rev. HASTE
closed his meetings here last Friday.
He had crowded house each night
The new clerk will move his family
here the first of the week.
The mine is running full time with
an output of about two hundred tons
daily.
Superintendent Williams spent Sun
day in Hiteman.
Manager Davis, of the company
store, spent Sunday with his family in
Ottumwa.
Laddsdale will start its Sunday
school again.
Myrtle Reese, of Ottumwa, is visit
ing her parents here, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hinkle.
j. Champs baby is some better.
Mrs. A. Fordick has returned from
visit to her daughters in Pekay.
Mrs. Renna Hanshaw has gone to
Pekay to visit Eta O'Hallern.
Mrs H. Phillips has gone to Douds
to visit her mother.
Mrs. Allie Hinkle is recovering
! from a very bad cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fosdick are going
soon to visit Mrs. Fosdick's sister in
Springdale, Arkansas.
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HumeSton.

Humeston, Feb. 19.-Mrs. John Nc.
Kibben returned last week from a
three weeks visit with relatives IN
Ohio.
Misses Lizzie Taylor. Mabel Holmes
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Bidwell, Feb. 20.-F. w. Chisman
and wife, of Dudley, visited relatives
here.
Frank Curtis and wife, of Kirkville,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Grooms Sunday.
The shooting match at BidweH Sat
urday was not largely attended.
Mrs. F. E. Perry visited her parcSts
in Lucerne, Mo-, Thursday and Friday.
E. Crow has moved into the house
on the S. A. Burton' farm.
Gosney Bros sale was we'll attend
ed and things sold well.
Henry Curry, of Ottumwa, was in
this vicinity Monday.
Mrs. w. S. Johnston was a Blakes-
burg visitor Tuesday.
| Mrs. Coombs, returned missionary
of the M. P. church in Japan, lectured
at Pleasant Home Sunday night on
Japan.
The Bear Creek Fuel company have
begun running coal over the new tip
pie.
j. A. Chisman and family visited
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Johnson, near Mum
terville Sunday.
i Palmer Chisman and family visited
MI and Mrs. G. R. Chisman.
i c. H. Garfield and wife visited Cur
| tbs Chisman and wife Sunday.