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INVESTORS-For safe and profitable IN
vestinent, which earns 4 10 per cent
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ways subject 10 your order, write for full
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"U r.nl Nl.sS oPPoRrUNITY-LeaTn feieg.
r ropay l 61r railway service special summer
secured. Houston school Of ToI POSITIONS
Houston, Texas. VI geography,
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

&A r. o. E., Houston Aer,e No. 63,
Ssts4.Y meets second and fourth Sundays
la fJA In each mouth at o'clock p. m,
kSsL1M Knights OF Pythias hall. Main
~ street. Visiting brothers wei
Va come
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GENTLEMAN of some experience wants
position as advance agent for show or
theatrical company. Il. r. Elliott, Box
$50 Luling, Texas y
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A SWORN STATEMENT sent free; weekly
dividends sent by us on Tuesday. as has
been our custom since 1896; no losses for
any customer; we pay from So 10 81 on
each 500 every week: balance can he
withdrawn on demand; no grain, oil or
Wall street proposition: the only incorpo-
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Investment; we accept $50 as a trial in
vestment; will send you a sworn state
ment made before a notary public setting
forth above facts; all communications
gladly answered. particulars free. Co
Operative Investment Association Uncor-
poratedl, 169lT1 Broadway, New York. l
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'G M, SALEEStock of drugs corner Wash.
ing. ing. Apply to oren MAYO ''''u' pu''ui
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QUICK MEAL Gasoline Stove, four burn.
ers. with oven, Sl2, cost see, good as
new; also two,burner So. Hickman, 1910
Capitol Gasoline stoves repaired and
guaranteed.
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BUSINESS CHANCEs-S8 earned and
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TYPEWRITERS.

VISIBLE touch typewritlng on the "Biick."
No. SS5, No $50: 60,oO1 In use. A few
good agents waased for Southern Texas
W. T. Russels. sseneral Agent. Dallas,
Ie1sA Il
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" ANIED-Fosltlon as chief enginoer.
twenty-five years experience on first class
steam engines. Address j. D., 7l3 CAPT,
tol avenue city. .
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS-The board of
regents of the Girls Industrial College
OF Texas invite plans and specifications
for the erection at Denton. Texas, of
brtck, with stone foundation, to con
tain eight or ten lecture rooms about
25NS0 feet, one lecture room about 3oxT5,
one lecture room about S0N60, and three
or four office rooms, the. whole to be one
wing or central part of a building three
times the size of the wing or part above
described. said wing or part to cost
about $4,000, Plans must present larger
building in general outline. Plans to he
submitted by July /, 1902. For further
particulars address Rosser Thomas. chair
man of building committee, Bonham.
Texas. 4
WE Will LET June 2 at the D1ttan
hotel, Beaumont, Texas, grading subcon.
tracts OF the Treadaway canal, running
from Pine island TO Sour Lake, Texas.
"a Suit outfits. This work is suited for
graders, wheeled and dry scrapers. An In
prairie; good material; Nils practically
running ~ feet high; short distance TO
maui supplies, etc; situated In COM
porduNely h4gh country, aud also healthy;
WI pay good prices. Brooks Bros &
NOTICE 10 CONTRIBUTORS CITY
council OF Weimar. Texas, will receive
scaled bids for the erection OF two-story
PRICK school building mp to . O'Clock p. m.
Luesday. June 10 l902. All bids must be-
accomnanled nv certified check for the
sum Of tifty dollars $50, payable 10 the
order Of George Herdcr. mayor Of Weimar,
contract 70 within ten s ss S Sep Of he
awarding same. Building must be com.
pleled within ninety days after date OF
S ,dsI contract; Pia9s and speeihGatioas
city secretary. All bids should he In.
dorsed "Rid for building school house"
and addressed TO, G A, Moore. City Secre-
serves the right 10 reject any and ali bids
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ACCORDION PLATING done from one 10
thlrfy-six inches az 1904 Capitol avenue.
FASHIONABLE dressmakipg and plain
sewing, coo Dallas avenue.
OH. DH--Weak men. ou- improved Vacuum
Developer; guaranteed cheapest, best on
earth for sexual weakness, structure,
losses. varicocele, eulargns shrunken Or
ennR: particulars sealed. The Worlds
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SCHEMES-wouid You learn ali about
themy Our hook will teach you, Price
&c. Excelsior supply Co., 1908 Senate
St, Columbia. s. Q. 1
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POCKET TOILET CAsE-Contalns comb,
mirror. bone toothpick butt6nhook; al
In neat case. Zoe. Pacific supply Co.
2SS Third street. Portland Ore
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BUTCHERS CHANCF-T coT7,,Io.----- -
Grating plant, including an Immense ae stl.
Use ct. ooN, also electric motor etc ibot
t toSt ever S3OOo can be Lad to close an ," ns
genuine "i borSa, your own hgures; this is
Destigaie az once list win ne | fyrn TO IN,
4u abbpncation to this office. H ervey
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LEARN shorthand and typewrtIng CPit.
man systeml, day and evening sessions;
3l3 Main street Houston School Of
Telegraphy, new phone 100.
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CARLOAD OF FUN, "a pages. better
than "Pecks Bad Boy:' price lOc. Con-
sumers Supply Co, Ogden, Utah.
MYSTIC ORACLE, magic fortune teller
and dream book; all for Zoe, Flat Co..
446S FOruam ST, Omaha, Neb,
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MADAM JOHNSON. colored. palmist; her
revelations are most wonderful and ac.
not made to satisfy the Idle eurlosity
only. but intended 10 give those who
seek tho truth permanent benefit; call
on this gifted woman and she viii send
yen away happier and wiser and holder
than before. 2Sl2 Prairie old phone 1404.
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S25 A WEEK In business for yourself; we
start you; complete plan, l0c. Jules Lang,
III Adams street, Chicago.
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MENtCURE Us n tonic for men Ia unex.
oeled; 81 bottle only at Lewyn * Ander,
sons, 10
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DOLLARS IN sOAP-complcte manual Sc,
worth $40: money back If dissatisfied.
Enterprise Supply Co. department H. Los
Angeles, Cal.
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FELTON-Piano tuner, ITO
nue.. -----------.'--,l
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$4,000 TO LoAE on Houston tg s,,ls
residence property; one to zen D,; MIL
lowest rates q interest: n,. s.,is,
ments If desired; no delay n se' w i
money. Apply TO n. H. Ml, "a
street, or address P. o. Boz %
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DIR. EDGAR t. COOK. I'll
diseases. rheumatism , anI Nai5
blood diseases. once 4V0H
HOuston Texas,
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FOR SALE-one secondhand hand eleya-
tor; IN good repair; cheap. Amply at li10
Washington street 4
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PROFESSIONAL.

iMCANE'S DETECTIVE AS ,iwssss
nish detectives for banks, fetis.
poratious and others, Houstopp- (
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pM4- t,dlat ode
S eri~q G4 reaAeto.
FOR SALE.

CAPE JESSAMTNE buds IsT1nIiiiGTa7 care.
fully packed. Zoe per hundred, 10 per
thousand + o. b. Alvin. VIM. G, steele,
Alvin. Texns. TO-
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YOUR FORTUNE TOLD from cradle 10
grave. What | tell you comes trde; send
dime and bIrthdate. Prof. J. Myers,
drawer goi, Chicago. !
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DO 1T Sow"-Take Heptol, cleanse tina
system Of impurities and keep Well
Heptoi is paiatabie, harmless and regu.
iates the liver, guaranteed by all drug
gists. Price So cents.
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Ocat sso1anto"
ar4- read.
SITUATIONS--MALE.

FIRST CLASS butcher desires position In
or out OF city: sober, industrious. and
capable Of managing business. Address
1921, this Office. .
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FOR SALE-Several two-wheel sprinr
carts Apply box l717, this Office.
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noss -. ~. BUY a good. suhstantioI L1,-I-
n nvSS, WIN good horse and wogo, on,
For no rihS complete for running same me-
- ----le-s call az 500 Polk avenue.
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FOR SALE-New sale and boarding stable,
is head horses and mules. For particu.
lars address or call on Haynes Bros, $40
Laurel avenue, Beaumont, Texas. 10
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WANTED 10 SELL--Note OF 1900, secured
with deed of trust on 2l0 acres black
land, due three years $ per cent. Adj.
dress 2ol5 RuSk avenue.
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FOR SALE-A two-seatcd surrey. very
cheap. Apply Sl6 Colorado street. /
FOR SALE~-T foot extension ladders,
almost new, 81 so. Address or cJll corner
Roy ana Maple streets. Drummer, r. j
Donrhue. I
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Position on weekly naTspaper
ny Young man with some experience in
JOB Office. Address 1894. this Office.
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ono winner; 81 pages; prce loo The
star CO.. 81 Shenango St. Greenville
Pa.
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good e paSb,h SrI iittle grocery store doing
owner M,, has other business s3 y, Tor selling,
Harrs Se az invoice price. Ap ooE a dtes
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cTd ~ ei,I a idea; Write for Patent Tec.
" DIb T ~ St. Washington. D. 'eS' h tor
yestioa "S sabm nTaGded monthly for best in
Fatent Record, an illustrstoa' copy OF the
oS'en 70 science aud Industry oa and de.
OF inventions Wanted. sent frso ana List
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FRANK S. TULL.. necnasnsssr; NJ
man and hydraulic englass'
NIcKpa street.
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PERSONAL.

Il ADiEsi Use Cnvnestor's engisn raHnyroyz a Pins
III Benii safrst, Only keiiablel Take no etbey.
90 Huy OF your Druggist scad &C., stamps, r pArto-
slArs hnf hsiisf or LGdiea ia letter by ALL
Cbisbe.ier cketnisal DO. ebilads- =.
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AN IN ERGETlC young man, well posted
on yellow pine lumber market vans
position as office salesman or on tho r1o
Tor hrstclasS lumber concern; references
exchanged. Address j. l.. Quick. i3lI
PeaSe avenue ~N' i"'
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WANTED situation by young c0Io7ed
man 10 take care of horse and buggy
can give references; good character: gny
Aino OF WORK. Address 1909. this oftice.
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THE undersigned Is prepared to furnish
limestone, rough or cut write for prices.
Francis Fischer. Ausun, Texas. II
PICTURES and picture frames. J. l..
kopf, 1914 Prairie avenue. T.22
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AN EXPERIENCED bookkeeper desires
employment, reference given. Address j.
X S. this Office.
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and rock store building IL merchandise
S SUutn texas; would trade stoss h oMa ~
heath al'ng land reason Tor seli nu,'I h1S
agent t. Go SaGfess j. f, Hopkins land and
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WANTED-Manager for the SALE of stock
of the Tacoma Co, Tacoma, Wash.
steel corporation; write for particulars
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wants position as cook In family or any
other position. Address 1856 this office.
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A COLLEGE student wants to do house
and yafd work for board: good worker,
Address 1853. this office.
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HAKNESS-lO0 sets ut money saving
prices; our competitors complain of low
prices We make on harness, MoSehart Il
Keller Co. :
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rotary wen driiing machines with full
line of tools including three 2j-horse
power boilers. VIII trade same for land
or cattle or other property. w. T. b..
Y. .. Box 81. BeannOnt. Texns.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & catn SIEs:
American School Of osteopassAblc Y
Mo !. oftices. 32l-322 MasVH
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WANTEpLBy German man work In pri
vate family. attend to horse and buggy;
strictly sober and Il good worker. Address
1850 this Office. 8
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-13

something and opened the door at once.
A dark whiskered man was at the door.
The young lady instinetively half-cios-
ed the door but Jack stopped this ana
demanded Let me IN" This command
was repeated again and again and
threats TO arouse the neighbers if he
was not let in were made by the peep
er. Seeing that he would never set in
by asking, hen went TO get in by his
own leave The young LADY fought
him pulled his hair ard succeeded, at
ter Jack had gotten into the hail, IN
thrustng him out by q Quick attack
and slamming the door shut. She was
not yet rid OF Jack, for his forearm
caught in the door way. She held the
dor tight and called for help. Another
young lady rushed down from upstairs
with q revolver in her hand. But JACK
Nrenched away and disappeared IN the
darkness.
Mayor stebbins has given the police
positive orders to find the pepper If pos
slble.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-13
THE G. A. R. REUNION.
Date of the State Encampment at
Des Moines Fixed for May 81, % and
2s-Pian of Local Committee.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Jan. The dates of
the state c. A. r. encampment have
been fixed for May Il, % and %
These dates were decided upon by De-
partment Commander Metzgar and
DR.. C. A. Newman after q meeting
With the local committee here. 1t was
the intention to have a meeting of
the council of the administration
ton, and also to have a gathering of
the entire committee on arrangements
The council OF administration did not
meet The department commander
was able to confer with part of the
local committee 1t was decided to
delay no longer in fiving the date for
the encampment, as 1t is desired to
have Gen. Eli Terrence, commander
in-chief of the Grand Army, partici-
pate in the Iowa festivities. 1t is
feared if there is longer delay in fix
ing the date it will be too late to
make arrangements with him, as 1T is
thought likely he will soon have all
dates filed about the latter part of
May or the first of June If there is any
further postponement of action on the
time for the encampment.
liz the plans of the local committee
are carried out the city of Des Moines
win be strewn with natural corps
badges.
1t Is the intention to grow badges
of the different army corps of the re-
bellion with foliage plants set out in
the parks, on the river front, in the
yards of private homes and wherever
opportunity offers.
This idea has been carried out in
other cities at other encampments, but
this will be the first time it has ever
been attempted in Des Moines The
local committee on arrangements,
which is headed by Col. 6. L.. Godfrey,
has already set things in motion for
carrying out the project. The plants
are already growing in green houses,
and as soon as the spring opens they
will be set out in appropriate places.
The designs for the different army
corps badges are beautiful and strik-
ing and when carried out in foliage
they are picturesque and wonderfully
attractive 1t is thought by the local
committee that in no other way could
Des Moines so emphatically attest its
welcome to the state G. A. r. as by
carrying out this plan.
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GoldfieId.

Special to Times Republican.
Goldefild. Jan 1S.-Mr. Barns Chris
tian minister, from Des Moines, con-
Quoted very successful evangelistic
meetings here during the holidays. He
has returned to his school work in Des
Moines but VIII continue holding serv-
ices here every Lords day.
Evangelist Shoemaker is assisting j.
j. Gardner, pastor Of the NJ. +. church,
in revival meetings. Mr.. Shoemaker
presents the truth in Il fearless and
forcible manner and 1t is believed that
much lasting good Will be done.
Mr.. George meath, of Des Moines has
been called TO the pastorate of the
Baptist church here and at Holmes.
Mrs, N i, Plumly has been quite
poorly fer several weeks.
Miss Carmenta Albee, living just
north of town was married at the home
OF her parents last Thursday evening to
Mr.. John Wlesman, of Rolf. This
couple has the best wishes of this com
nunity.
M. win McMahon. of Spirit Lake, is
row operator at the b. c. K. * \. depot
here.
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Butte interviewed.


Eldora, Jan 13,--Your correspondent
interviewed Butte in Jail yesterday. He
was greeted cordially by the prisoner,
who talked pleasantly and interestingly
of his life. He said he was 46 years old
and had wife and three children living
at Stanhope He said he lived with his
folks, just out of this city, on the Grun-
dy county line (farm now owned by
Jacob Albright, and was q neighbor OF
the Clarksons. Taught several terms of
school in that vicinity and at lvestor,
and also at Storm Lake. Had license
for two years to preach for the Church
of God. Changed his religion and Joined
the Christian church. which he helped TO
found at Stanhope and in which he had
been an elder for many years. When ar
rested he was canvassing for the life
of Mckinley He had been 10 Califor-
MIA and had also held a membership
card with a Chicago detective agency.
He is a man of good address, light COM
plexion, feet 10 inches high, weighs
about 200 pounds. He says the state
ments in the Register article. are all I'M
true. 1t appears he has told of other
hold-ups where ne had been robbed of
lottery winnings in Guessing the popu-
lation of the world, etc. While appar-
entity clear and rational, he may be a
lottery fiend
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TORE HIS ARM OFF.
Shenandoah Farmer FriehtfulIy In
jured in Corn Shredder.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Shenandoah, Jan. 1s.-William Schaf-
fer. q farmer seven miles south of this
city, is not expected TO survive the re-
suits OF a corn shredder accident, in
which his arm was torn from his Shout
der Just how the accident occurred
even Schatfer does rot know. He seems
to think that his sleeve was caught in
the shredder. He gave the alarm and
the engine was stopped al once and re-
versed, but too late to release his arm.
a Mr., Ladmer hurried to the shredder
and with his pocket knife cut the mus
Gle which still connected the arm with
the shoulder a bone about one and
one-half inches in length was all that
was left Of his arm, and this was taken
of al the socket of the shoulder.
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AN INTERESTING SUIT.
Great Western Suing Brakeman to
Eecovar 4 Letter.

Recover Letter.
Specsal 10 Tines Republican.
Dubuque, Jan. - The Chicago Great
Western railroad is plaintiff in a pecu-
liar suit now on trial here in the dis
trict court.
The case is a novel one, and is per-
haps the first case of It's kind ever tried
in Dubuque. In the summer OF 1899 5.
+. Manion. the defendant. applied here
in Dubuque for a position as brakeman
for this company. He secured the po-
sition. on approval aud referred head
OF his department. to the Baltimore &
Ohio read, where he had last worked,
for credentials, having been a conductor
on that road Mr. Corneilson. the road
master for the Great Western here,
wrote to the head OF the division At
Garrett Ind. ON the Baltimore 9 Ohio,
where Manion made his headquarters,
making inquiry about his record and
standing With that company. a letter
dated Oct. 70. 1899, came back 10 Mir.
Gcrneilson stating that Manion had
been a conductor on, that road and had
a fair rating. a closing paragraph of
the letter stated that he would make
good man IF ne could be held down.
on the strength OF TINS letter the ap-
plicatlon of Manion was rejected ana
he was discharged from the company's
service The company claimed that the
credentials We're not UP to the stand
ard
Mr.. Manion, on being Informed of his
discharge demanded an explanation.
and was shown this letter i'll the Office
sc the train dispatcher in this city.
When he read it he put IT in his pocket
and quickly left the Office. Corneisen
demanded the letter from him but he
refused to give it up. The company
then got OUT a replevin and secured the
document. after which they entered suit
in the district court for the legal pos
session Of the letter r. f. Jess. who
represents the defendant, sets UP two
points as a defense, enc being that the
letter was written in violation of our
statutes, and the other is that the let
ter Itself possesses no commercial
value 1t is also claimed incidentally
that the defendant has been blacklist
ed, which is also violation of our laws.
Judge Lenihan appears for the COM
pany.
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clarksville.
,ciaI 10 Fitness Republican.

Special TO Times republican.
Clarksville, Jan. 1S.-our young peo-
Pile enjoyed Thursday evening at a dan
cling and card party at Meals opera
house.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Hamilton. of Du-
mont. was visiting with her sister, Mrs.
James Wygle Friday.
Miss Mabel Grant was visiting with
friends in Cedar Falls last week.
LATE Belden and wife. accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. Laura McGraw, and
daughter, Miss Mamie NfcGrew. left for
Wyoming. Ia. Wednesday evening,
where they will run q hotel.
The following officers OF the Rehekah
lodge were installed Tuesday evening
for the ensuing year: n. g., Miss Emma
Bennett: V. c.. Mis- Lettie Copeland; r..
S.. William Riden; p. s., Henry VANS
ley: treasurer, Miss Matte Spencer; r.
S, Mrs. Sabra Mosberry; L. S, Mrs r..
r. Gilbert; warden, Miss Alta Smith:
conductor. Miss Mae Butts; /. G., Mrs
T.. G.. Eichar, O. G..
]. j. Bringolf. of Webster City, was In
our city on business Friday.
Miss Emma Bennett was visiting with
friends, in Cedar Falls last week.
Clyde McGregor has severed his con-
nection with the Logan House barber
shop at Waterloo. and is at home for a
few days recreation.
Henry Wamsley has sold his farm,
north of town, to John Heery. Consid-
Grafton. $1,000.
The city council has disposed of the
hand engine to the Northwestern Belt
ing Company of Minneapolis. They re-
ceived S100 cash for 1T.