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The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1902-09-18

In Turkey red hair is counted great
beauty. and the women dye their hair
that tint.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-08-09

Under Investigation.

Harry Lewis, Assistant Superin-
tendendent of Railway Mail Service,
was in Tonopah this week Under
instruction from the Postal Depart
ment, Mr.. Lewis has been making
a thorough investigation of the mail
service between this point and the
railroad. 1t would of course be en-
tirely out of form for such an official to
Indicate his findings or anticipate his
report and recommendation to the
postal branch of the government, but
it is safe to say that the tangle will
be mravelled to the complete salts
faction of all our business interests.
Upon the latter most material ele-
ment in the matter, Mr. Lewis was
free to express his surprise and sat
isfaction as to the extent, soundness
and permanency of the great mining
industry of this locality, with the
varied incidental enterprises. All
these conditions are considered, and
it is presumption that the govern
ment intends to serve its people to
their best interests.
The strenuous kick recorded
against a mail service by the way of
Candelaria is taking effect. If Tono-
pah was asleep while the contracts
were being advertised and let, the
town is not in a Quaker meeting
mood just now, 1t is to be hoped
that a final and correct adjustment
is close at hand.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-08-09
Case Decided.

The mining case of Golden VS.. Mur-
ply and Byers was decided in Dayton
in favor of the last named parties IN
the suit. Frank Golden brought suit
against the defendants for $1,000
damages for extracting ore from a
vein which he claimed had its apex
on his ground The case was in
court six days and several nights and
was stubbornly fought, finally result
ing in the jury bringing in verdict
against Golden in favor of the de-
PENDANTS. W. K. F. Deal and Tor
reyson & Summerfield were attorneys
for Golden, and All. Chartz for the
defendants. An appeal will probably
be taken.
The hall on the first floor of the
new Miners Exchange building is to
be occupied by the stage company as
an office.
For magazines and daily papers &C
to the Bonanza News Stand
Smoke "Bugle Call Cigars. Union
made. Sold by all dealers.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
JACQUES ON COMMITTEE.
ottumwa Man Given Special Work on
Vicksburg Commission.

Captain w. H. c. Jaques. of this
city. one of the members of the Iowa
commission to locate and establish
monuments in memory of the Union
troops at Vicksburg, has been appoint
ed on the committee on brigade monu-
ments and the four regiments outside
the investment line. The Iowa COM
mission held meeting at Gettysburg
while en- route to the G. A. r. encamp-
ment at Washington, and after look
ing over the various monuments at
Gettysburg and Arlington, decided to
divide the work and put it into the
hands OF three committees. Captain
Merry, chairman of the commission,
named the following on the commit
tees:
On state monuments = Messrs.
Blanchard, Rood and Merry.
On regimental monuments-Gover
or Cummins and Messrs Bealer, Fitz-
patrick and Haggard.
On brigade monuments and four reg
iments outside investment line
Messrs. Mitchell. Jaques and Dean.
OF the amount appropriated, about
$780, 900 will go to the state monument
and it is planned that this shall be a
very fine one. Before any designs are
accepted the committee will pay a visit
| to Vicksburg,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16

burg were visiting at the home of
James Martin and family last Sunday.
Mrs. Ann Robinson and son, Eddie,
of Abba, were visiting in this vicinity
last Sunday.
The Ladies Aid society will meet at
the home of Mrs. Ida Combs next We'd
nesday.
Thomas Brock, of Oskaloosa, is
visiting at the William White home.
P. E. Gossuch is visiting in Keller
ton.
Mrs. Vet Beadle, of Eddyville, and
Mrs. Anna Chapman, of Hilton, were
visiting in Selection last Saturday
Joseph Connors and William Miller,
of Abba, were callers in this vicinity
last Saturday.
Lee Ellison and family left last
Tuesday for their home in Burlington
Junction, Mo-, after four weeks Wis
it with Thomas Ellison and family.
Isaac White and family were visit
ing with C. M. Tucker and family OF
Tyrone last Saturday and Sunday.
The Endeavor meeting was led by
Miss Fannie Combs last Sunday night.
Harry Hickenlooper. of Abba, was
visiting at the Thomas Gray home last
Friday night.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
LaddSdale,

Laddsdale, Oct 15.-W B. Williams
and son were shopping in EldoniSat-
urday
Frank Spillman has been very ill
for a few days, but is much better at
this time.
A number of young folks very pleas
antly surprised Willie Phillips Satur-
day night, it being his sixteenth birth
day All report a good time. Light
refreshments were served.
Will Spillman and wife were over
Sunday visitors at the parental j. H.
R. Spillman home.
Frank Deford and wife were shop
ping in Ottumwa Saturday.
j. c. Sconce will move his family
soon on the Hatch farm.
Johnnie Johnson and wife, and Isa-
iah Timmons and wife were shopping
in Eldon Saturday.
Emma Miller and children, of Okla
homa,, are visiting relatives ,afgftI
George Cooper and Mr.. Vass, Of FL
don, were here on business today. III
Ed Jones went to County Line yes
terday.
Mrs. John Hinkle called on Mrs. H
Phillips Friday.
Annie Yodder is on the sick list
| this week
| rs Jones was visiting his parents
Monday.
| James Champ got his finger hurt il
the mine He will be away from worl
for few days.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
DahIoneaa.

Dahlonega, Oct. 14.-Mrs. Lew Refs
cit returned home last week after
two months visit with her mother and
other relatives near Denver. Col.
Dr. P. Cad Kitterman, of Drake uni
versity, ,Des Moines, spent Saturday
and Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. H. Kitterman, at this place.
Charles Lewis returned home Wed.
nesday, after two months sojourn
through Montana, Wyoming and Ida
no.
Philip Holshouser of Hedrick was
buying cattle in this vicinity last week.
J. A. Lowenberg mas returned home,
after an extended trip through Idaho,
and Washington. He reports pleas
ant trip.
Joseph WEIGH and family have NOV
ed to Ottumwa.
Mrs John l.. Petty Of Packwood Wis
tied friends at this place and Ottumwa
the past week.
Henry Leighton and family expect
to move to Ottumwa in the near flu
ture.
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sigourney.

Sigourney. Oct. 14-Marriage IL
censes were issued to August A. DOL
Ter, aged 33. and Miss Kathryn Con-
vey aged 81; ]. W. Mikesell, aged
% and Miss Nina Branan, aged 81;
John Pohren, aged rs and Anna Engle-
dinger, aged 10; John J. Merz, aged 81,
and Miss Maggie Serien, aged 20; j. A.
Herman, aged 20, and Miss Mary Heu-
pert, aged is.
Court convened today at 1870
O'Clock. The jury was chosen and
the damage case of James Leach VS.
l.. B. Cremer was taken up and is now
in progress.
The funeral of Rev. James G
Thompson was held in the NJ e
church last Saturday at IL o'clock, the
sermon being given by DR.. Stafford Of
Muscatine. There We're many people
in attendance, among whom We're five
visiting preachers, each of whom tool
some part in the services. The Blue
| Lodge of Sigourney took charge of the
| remains from the church and conduct
| ed the services at the cemetery, tn,
| knights Templars acting as escorts il
the procession. The ceremony at the
cemetery, like that at the church
was brief but very impressive. Ate
j. w. Lesan had conducted the servic,
/ there, Rev. Frost Of Oskaloosa, pro
nounced the benediction. There wer'
eight Knights Templar in attendanc,
1 from Oskaloosa.
| A. Stranahan and wife of Washing
ton are visiting old friends here.
Miss Clara Wayte leaves this wee
for visit at Cedar Rapids.
i Rev. Waring of Oskaloosa rename
in Sigourney over Sunday, after tn
funeral of Rev. Thompson.
4 Rev. Hightshoe of Montezuma wa
i in attendance at the funeral of Rev. !
G. Thompson.
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Short Tales Concerning People You
Know.
THE VICINITY OF OTTUMWA IN BRIEF
Births, Deaths, Marriages, Movements
OF Your acquaintances as chronicled
by courier's Staff of Correspondents
Who Know Whereof They Speak.
Charlton.

Charlton, Oct. 14.-There was a good
crowd to greet Hon. Walter l. Smith,
congressman from the ninth district
at the opera house last evening, who
addressed the people on the leading
issues of the campaign. A great ma
ny of the county people stayed away,
owing to the condition of the roads.
s. G. Lewis was up from Russell
last evening and attended the speak
ing.
Elijah Copeland returned home Sun
day night from Chicago where he had
been on business.
Comrades John Stearns and Leonard
Manning have returned from Wash
ington, D. c., where they have been
attending the encampment.
George Wilson, the boy that was
struck by Burlington train No. 6 last
Friday, is getting along nicely and
the chances for his getting we'll are in
trouble sets in.
Mrs. Mark Bailey returned to heI
home in Leon yesterday.
Rev. Palmer leII ldSt evening loi
Keota where he will perform a mar
riage ceremony.
w. M. Finch, of Belinda, was in the
city last evening.
The three children of Mr.. and Mrs
I! T. Crozier are confined to the house
with severe cold.
e. Copeland sold $50 acres of lane
Yesterday to the Whitebreast Fue
company for the neat sum OF 500 pc
acre.
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Belknap.

Belllnap, Oct 15.-John Burrier and
son, Lacey, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Noah Harbour and fam
lily, of Ottumwa.
S. G. Sharon left Tuesday morning
for Ottawa, Kan.
C. Roland and wife. of Des Moines,
visited here at school last week with
the formers brother, HI. O. Roland,
principal of the school.
Mrs. Libbie Martin and Miss ReVa
Spohr were business callers in Ottum-
wa Thursday.
Addison Mum left Tuesday morning
GA an excursion to Kansas.
John Plank, of Bloomfield, was here
Wednesday.
Little Virgil Cameron was, reported
quite. sick, but is better again,
Miss Laura Smith. of Ottumwa,
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with her sister. Mrs. o. w. Blanlin-
ship.
Mrs. Sarah MCGEE has been doing
some repair work on her house.
Den Conner and family who lived
in the west end of town, have moved
into the William Russell home.
Judge j.. T. Mcconnell left on a bust
ness trip to Chicago Thursday even
ing, but expects to be back here in a
few days.
Henry Yanke and family, of Udell,
visited here with friends last week.
Misses Olive Jennings and Edna
Blankinship spen Saturday night and
Sunday with Miss Chloe Burris.
The next semi-annual Sunday school
convention of Soap Greek township is
announced for October 10 at Sherman
Chapel. A basket dinner is expected
to be one of the features of the occa
sion. Come everybody and bring 8
wellfilled basket.
Arthur Anawalt, of Parsons, Kan
sas, and Ray Arnold. of Blakesburg
visited last week with Mr. and Mrs
A. W. Martin.
Clarence Blankinship spent Sunda,
evening in Ottumwa, returning hons
, on No. 5.
James Allen. of Kansas, is visiting
here with his mother. Mrs. ]. A. Aller
his brother, Will, and his sister, Mrs
: Mary Sharon.
Rev W. B. Ireland. of Drakeyile
!. filed his appointment at the NJ t
church Sunday
! MIR, and Mrs Ransom Clinginsmith
/ of Ft. Madison, Mrs. Downing and son
Homer. Mr. and Mrs. Bannister ant
: two chi,dran of Ghanuesf risited ,sr
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Richland.

Richland, Oct. ia very heavy
rain here Sunday
w. w. Allen has moved his family
into his new home on South Main
street.
Lyman Hatfield and family are at
Libertyville, called there by the acct
dent which occurred at the Lewis
home. Miss Dora fell down stairs, Sc
riously injuring herself.
Mrs. Nell Grimes is visiting her
fathers family, w. Harkens, south of
the village.
Earl Pringle is very sick with ty-
phoid fever.
DR.. Payne is home from Canada
where he was called TO visit DR.. Jess
Payne's wife, who is reported very
sick.
Ross Pendegraph left for a visit in
Ottumwa today.
Cement walks are being added to
the south side by parties from Wash
ington.
| Mrs. Bessie Briney and sister, of
Estherville, are visiting the Smiths.
| Mrs. Amy Miller, of Bedford is here
with her mother, Mrs. H. Bristow
j. H. Kent is remodeling his house
on North Main street
H. M. Tracey is at Washington at
tending the encampment. He carried
some of Iowa's big corn there.
Asbury Stalker is home from the
j great west, bringing back. specimens
| of very fine western fruit. He is de,
lighted with the country.
Jess Smith and family and Miss Al
! lie Sellars are home from Colorado
/ after four months outing A splen.
did trip is reported.
Fred Callister and two young WON
en- of Fairfield Sundayed here.
George Zimmerman, of Keota, Sun
dayed here.
/ Miss Cora Farmer is again in the
Central Office after long absence
caused by sickness.
DR.. Wade is reported better, after q
long illness.
+, Mr.. and Mrs. |. Aikens are in Mus
catine where they attended the Ur
dangen-Freyer wedding Sunday.
Logan Hern is back in the city aftel
a summers outing.
Clay people are making great prepa
rations for the dedication of their new
church today. Many old residents
are expected in the place to help il
the dedication services.
The village was devoid OF an,
church services Sunday evening.
John Walker Sundayed at Winfield
: Miss Carrie Martin was in the vi
lage Saturday night
The German Baptist church celebrs
ted their church ordinance of foo
washing last week.
!, Mrs. Batroff is at Anamosa with he
= daughter.
I Mrs. Hunt is in Illinois.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walker and fs
d mily are visiting in Joplin, Mo.
Miss Dorothy Tracey was an Osk;
e loosa visitor on business.
I Mrs. Lydia Bales was called to tn
d bedside of her sick mother at Clay.
4, w. ID. Hadley is home from Colo
e ado.
H., Miss Pearl Goodwin, of Kansas Cit.
!; after weeks visit with Mrs. De
d Ward, left for Rock Island, Saturda,
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the country with her son, Charles and
family.
George Bartlett and son, Elmer, Of
Ashgrove, were callers in town Satur-
day.
Leslie Fleming returned last Friday
from his western trip.
Mrs. Tutwiler. of Ottumwa, visited
here the latter part of last week with
Mrs. l.. ]. Goodlander
Miss Lora McNeff, who is clerking
in Bloomfield, spent Sunday with her
parents at this place.
Miss Nellie Truitt went to Eldon last
Saturday evening. en- route to White
Elm, where she began fall term of
school last Monday.
Chas. Yoke and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of fine boy at their
home.
George fuller and wife were callers
at the parsonage Saturday evening.
Miss Iva Smock, of Bloomfield, visit
ed last Wednesday with Miss Nellie
Truitt.
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Rirminqham.

Birmingham, Oct. 15.-Mrs. Austin
Short and two children of Butte. Mon
tana. are visiting at S. B. Shorts and
will remain until the holidays, When
Mr.. Short will join them mere anu
accompany them home.
DR.. c. C. Countryman and wife, who
have resided at Monroe the past rev
years, are paying the formers parents
a farewell visit prior to their removal
to their new home at Eureka, Utah.
Rev. George Ainslie spent last week
with his family at Cedar Rapids.
Miss Marie Cory returned nome
Monday from weeks visit with
friends in Ottumwa.
Mrs. E. X. Skinner and Nellie re-
turned from two weeks visit in Mill
waukee Friday, Mr.. Skinner having
returned the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Fry and grand
daughter. Hazel Skinner, expect to
leave Thursday for Knoxville, to VISIT
the family of Charles Fry.
Nelson Bennett and wife OF Chicago
are visiting Mr.. Bonnett's parents, MI.
and Mrs. Amos Bennett.
Wednesday evening occurred the
marriage of Frank Bennett to Miss
Lille Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Donald returned
Tuesday, October Z, from
Glenwood Springs, Colorado,
where they went some weeks
ago hoping to benefit Mrs. Donald s
health, but to no avail, as she passed
away that night a few hours after
returning home.
G. c. Countryman of New London
spent Sunday with his parents.
! Mrs. Lille Martin of Enid, Okla. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Belle Tor.
rance.
4 R. w. Peasants returned from two
months trip to California last Wed.
nesday morning and left that evening
for Des Moines to attend the K. of P.
grand lodge returning Saturday.
d. X. Calhoun and wife ar visiting
their daughter at Pawnee City, Neb.,
l.. G. Boies is at home from Sedalia
for few days.
Crate Murphy has moved into the
Charley Fry property. Frank Vernon
will occupy the Harry Hope house.
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Thursday from their trip to Des
Moines, where they went to attend the
grand convention of the K. of P.
Ray Williams, the little son of Ever
EFT Williams of Grays Creek, is i'm
proving from typhoid fever.
w. R. Hall he's sold the surface of
his large farm near Buxton to Benja--
min Buxton for SOS per acre. 1t con-
tains about 200 acres. Mr.. Hall some
time prior sold the coal for S25, maxi
ing $50 per acre.
Mrs. A. Manifold returned to her
home at Beloft, Kansas, Thursday
night, after visit of two and a half
weeks with relatives.
j. R. Mormon. editor aof the Com
panion of Forestry, at Abba, was in
town on business last Wednesday af--
ternoon
The grand comedy drama, Love
YOU" will appear at the opera house
Friday night. 1t is Kentucky ro-
nance.
George N. Berry and family, north
west of town, visited relatives at Os-
kaloosa last Wednesday and
Thursday and were accom-
panied home by their sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. R. l. McCrea Of Lacey
who has been visiting Mr.. Berry and
other relatives on Bluff Creek. MI
McCrea came down to accompany hel
home.
The following Bluff Creek peopl,
were in Oskaloosa on business Thurs.
day: |. R. Cox. MILFORD and Thoma.
| Odem, E. W. England, M. K. Picker.
ell and ]. A. Collins.
Asa Fisher and S. E. Cashatt. of La
konta were in town Wednesday after
noon
Henry Sparks was in Oskaloos
Thursday
DR.. F. S. Bowen of WOODBURY. an
DR.. and Mrs. j. T. Coveny of Oska
loosa We're visiting old friends her
Friday, both physicians having bee
formerly located here
George Scribner of Grays Creek wa
in Abba on business Saturday.
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Abingdon.

Abingdon, Oct. 15.-Mrs. j. F. Loher
Of Pleasant Plain and Mrs. Ray Baker
of Fairfield visited friends here We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Mrs. E. A. Kramer was shopping in
Fairfield Friday.
Willis Hood of Chicago is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Ellen Hood.
J. w Fleener has purchased the
property of James Cline.
DR.. and Mrs. King were Fairfield
callers Wednesday.
William Under and family of Lib
ertyville and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shriner of Fairfield were guests at the
home of T. N. Gobble Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Osborn were
Fairfield shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Hattie Benetta of Denver
Colorado, is visiting relatives here.
Rev. a. Jay Garretson filled his reg
ular appointment at the Christian
church Saturday evening and Sunday
He was accompanied by Mrs. Garret
| son.
F. e. Osborn returned to Sioux City
after two weeks visit with Mrs. F
E. Osborn. Mrs. Osborn will join him
in = few weeks.
Miss Stella Hale of Yourmouth is
visiting her sister, Mrs. B. e. Snider
| this week. ttt
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THE OTTUMWA COURIER.

brated the fifty-eigtht anniversary of
his coming to Iowa October 8. Mr..
Gobble came from Abingdon, Virginia,
Oct. 8, 1874. He is over 80 years old
but looks to be less than 70.
A son was born October IL to Mr..
and Mrs. James Cowan.
Charles Gardner will move to the
farm he recently purchased near Mem
phis, Missouri, in March.
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Selection.

Selection. Oct. 15.--Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert McCreary, Of Abba, We're visiting
in this vicinity last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Spencer, of Hill
ton, are happy over the arrival of d
son.
William White, who has beer work
ing for coal conp aay near 0shaloa-
50, has returned to his home in Seiee.
ton
Rev Harry Ladd, Of Des Moines.
preached at the Christian church last
Saturday night and Sunday.
John NJ ENGLAND and family of Pitts
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prakeville.

Drakeville, Oct. I4.---D. L. Bunten
and wife visited over sunday with
friends in Moulton
Mr., George fuller and family visited
last. Sunday with G. j. Moss and wife.
Mrs. Wilson spent last Saturday in
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Collect.

Collettt. Oct. 15.-Oscar Bradford
went to Illinois last Monday.
Mrs. Simpson, Grant and Jennie
Mckee returned from Ohio last week.
Robert Woodrow and family were
Fairfield callers last week.
Mr.. Albright is building large hay
and stock barn to replace the one de,
stroyed by lightning last summer.
Mrs. D. T. BODY is quite sick.
Mrs. Rola James visited in Eldon
last week.
George Swartz began working fol
RUDE Johnson last week.
Mr.. Smith of Bonaparte was guest
at the Greenfield home last week.
Mahlon Johnson and family We're
trading in Fairfield Wednesday.
Mre. Will Mckee entertained the
young people of this neighborhood last
Thursday evening.
Charles Woodrow and Chef Perrin,
attended the horse sale at Fairfield
last Friday.
Harold Daggett of Fairfield was al
over Sunday visitor at w E. Halter
TVS.
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Packwood.

81
Packwood, Oct. 15.--Mrs Polk Good
man returned last week from North
Dakota where she spent month with
her husband and daughter, who are
living on claims they have there. Mrs.
Goodman's little grandchild sickened
and died while she was there, and Mrs.
Goodman is sick now.
Mrs. f. r. Bennett, of Denver Col,
and Mrs. L. T. Gobble, of Fairfield,
visited Mrs. G. T. Norman last week.
DR.. S. D. Packwood, of St. Joseph,
Missouri, was Packwood visitor last
week, the guest of his father-in-law,
Field Woolums.
Mrs. Margaret Nelson was in Chica-
go last week called there by the
death of her father who was accident
ally killed on the railroad.
Forty acres of land joining the
Houghton addition on the east of
town, will be laid out in five acre lots
and offered for sale, This is most
beautiful tract of land, and the five
acre lots will make desirable homes.
| The many friends OF Mrs. Henness
greatly welcome her back after an abb
sence of few weeks at keosauQua
and elsewhere.
Cards are out announcing the mar,
riage this week of Miss Mary Oliver
of Church street, and George O'Con.
nor, of Fertile,
A prohibition meeting was held here
last week, which was attended BY q
| goodly crowd.
/ Thos. w, Gobble, OF Abingdon. cele,
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Loviiia.

Lovilia, Oct. 14.-Mr. and Mrs. Con-
we'll attended the funeral of Leonard
Nye at Chillicothe, who died Tuesday
morning.
Mrs Pete Hogeland, of Eden Chapel,
visited Thursday with her brother
Otto Ruyan and family.
Mrs. Skies visited in Abba Tues
day with the Hintons of that place.
Mrs. Otto Ruyan of Lovilia was a
Bussey caller Wednesday
Mrs. c. H. Clark will leave Loyilia
Friday for Ringold county, for a
months visit with her brother of that
county.
Mrs. Morg Edwards of Centeyille,
visited few days last week with her
son Fred and also her sister, Mrs
Harry Clutch Oh Aovilia.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Harger of Lovilia
returned home Friday evening after a
three weeks visit with Mrs, Harger's
parents in Ohio.