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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
BURIED UNDER PILE OF DIRT
line sar-old Boy Caught BY Gazing Of
Bank in Which He Was Digging
uTTLE THE woRsE FoR HIs ExPLRIENcE
Unconscieus when Rescued, but No
Bones Are broken and Youth
soon Hevives.

After being buried for twenty minutes
under a dirt bank, which caved IN on him
yesterday afternoon. Irwin. the e-year-old
son Of John A. Booth. a cigar manufac-
turer, lives to tell the tale and is prac-
tically ~uninjured.
Young Booth and several companions Of
about his own age we're digging dirt from
the bank at the rear Of the Booth home
on Damon and Knepher streets, with which
TO OH a washout In the yard. Without
warning e mass Of dirt broke away from
the bank completely covering young Booth.
who wal standing nearest to II. His
youthful companions at once raised the
alarm. None OF the men In the immediate
neighborhood wers at home and the women
telephoned for the police. Detective MUIR
ply and Patrol Driver Carson a. once re-
sponded in the patrol wagon. On reaching
the scene Of the accident they Loaf nc
time IN digging away the dirt which COW
cred the boy. AS It was two feet deer
on top Of him Il was several minutes be-
fore they succeeded In unoovering younl
Booth. who was found TO be unc7Ssclouh
Physicians we're eumnoned and after theS
worked over the lad for about half ar
hour he regained con~selousness. Examina'
ton showed that no bones we're broken and
young Booth was resting easy last night
little the worse for his experience.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
WORK on MISSIONARY BOARD
Omces Are Distribufed ana MeR As
signed TO various Fields
OF Labor.

KEoKUK, Ia, Aug. Sat today'a SEES
sion OF the General Home Missionary
board OF the Synod Of North America Ger
man Evangelical church Rev. @, II.
schwartz OF Ellery. Ill, was elected mem-
Der OF the board 70 succeed Rev. O. Haas
OF Detroit. resigned. He win also be
treasurer OF the general board The posi-
tion Of travelling secretary otered 20 Rev.
II. Stammer was declined and the vacancy
will be allied tomorrow. There was some
discussion about putting Rev. O. A. Elm
mer IN charge OF the Utah. Idaho q
Montana work. but finally Il wse decided
to pat him 10 charge OF Salt Lake city
and Ogden.
Rev. @. A. Schmidt Of Denver was put at
the head OF mission work IN Colorado. Utah,
Wyoming and several other western states
to be selected later. subject TO the oontrol
Of the central COMMITTEES.
Rev. G. H. Hansen Of Hope. Mo-, was as
signed to missions At Pueblo. Colorado
Springs and Colorado City.
Rev. ". Hackman Of 81. Joseph was Of
fered the position Of president OF the Wsst-
crn Missouri diocese. but declined In order
to remain on the general board, the two
positions being incompatible.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
uae an1 soap b Ils Paet.s 80


Lieutenant r. cray. who has charge Of
the sham battle at Lake Mauawa next
week. Is drilling the Dodge Light Guards
on the 'thoo-ny" drill. which Is to be one
Of the features Of the camp scene before
the sham battle opens. The arm. It IL
said. has never been seen In the vest, al
though It is well known IN the east.
Lieutenant Gray, with q force Of mechan-
Ice. electricians and scenic artists began
work yesterday at Lake Manawa on the
grounds where the sham battle VIII be
pulled Oh. He has assigned the High school
cadets 70 taking The part OF Fiiiplnos In the
village and ~blockhouse. which are 70 be
located on the island. The boys have en-
tered heartily into the spirit Of the task
assigned them and are drilling nightly.
Secretary Knox received q letter yester-
day morning from State Railway Commits
nioner D. J. Palmer OF Washington, Ia.
accepting ths Invitation to attend the re-
union.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
n. y. Plumbing Co. tslsDhOas So.
IMpRoMN0 FIRE DEPARTMENT.


An innovation is 20 be introduced into
the Council BLUFFS IRE department In the
nature OF a pompier life saving crew.
Chairman Lovett Of the committee on hre
and lights has been authorized BY the city
council TO purchase the necessary outnt
consisting Of four pompier ladders. belts
and life Inca !,
Fcf the present a crew Of four men will
be drilled IN the use Of the pnmpior APP
paratus. The pompier ladders form a pro-
tion OF the equipment Of moat metropolitan
IRE departments n Chief Templeton has
at various times sought to Introduce them
here, but has been Handicapped Dy the lack
Of funds. Recently the city council appro-
priated su1iclent money for the purchase
Of 1000 feet OF new rubber hose and ALI
herman Lovett now proposes to substitute
cotton hose In its place ard By 20 doing
expects to save sufficient to purchase the
pctnpier apparatus. II - claimed By Al
derman Lovstt. who has given the question
considerable investigation. that o longer
lite cost Is materially less.
The pompier ladders are light strong
ladders formed OF 4 single pole. With pro-
~iections on each side for the feet, having
at the top q large iron hook. by means Of
which the bremen can attach II 20 the vim
dow sill OF a second story. With two such
ladders a fireman can scale the aide o. Z
building. The fireman In addition carries
q life line which passes through q large
hook attached to the belt worn BY the Ore
man and By this means he can descend a
rapidly or AZ slowly as he pleascs. carry
ing with him one or two persons, Alder
man Lovett Is in correSponaence with
manufactures Of this apparatus and en-
poets to complete abe purchase before the
] end Of the month.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
HARDIN EDITORS GATHER
First Meetins of cOsnty Association
An lows Falls Addressed By
Governor Cummina.

IOWA FALLS. Ia. Aug. G.-(special.)-
The erst meeting Of the new Hardin County
Editorial association was held In this city
last evening and was well attended and a
success IN every way.
Early in the evening the visiting and res
ident newspaper men accompanied by their
ladies we're driven about the city by the
courtesy Of B. p. Bliss, a well known real
estate agent Of this city. Later the party
gathered at the Congregational church.
where an elegant banquet was served by
the women OF the Columbian society.
A feature OF the program was an address,
"The Country Editor and the Politician"
By Governor A. D. cummins.
The following newspapers were United
and the most Of them were represented;
Hampton Globe. Recorder and Chronicle.
williams Wasp. Dows Advocate. Ackiey
rhonograrh and World. Alden Times. Ell
dora Ledger, Herald and Enterprise Union
Star. Radcliffe Signal. New Providence
Clarion. Hubbard Monitor and he Iowa
Fails newspaper fraternity.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
IMPORTANT CATHOLICS MEET
ArchhisAop ireland and Others Attend
Session Of Total Abstinence Union
at Dubuque.

DUBUQUE. Ia, Aug. e.-The t~hlTty-sec-
ond annual convention Of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union Of America began
this afternoon. With 900 delegates. The
president. Rev. D. +. Me0iiiicuddy Of wor-
cester. Mass. presided. The union now
numbers ESQ societies. with a membership
OF s54.1f0. an increase during the last
year Of over 10000. Pontincal high mass
was said at the cathedral this morning.
Bishop Garrigan Of Sioux City was tse
celebrant. Archbishop Keane preached a
Temperance sermon. Archbishops Ireland
Of St Paul and Elder Of Cincinnati are
present. Tonight a rally was held, the
program Including musical numbers n ad-
dresses Of welcome BY Mayor Berg for the
city n Senator Allison for Iowa. Rev.
Eether Me0Nlinuddy. william II. o,Brisn.
st. Louis; Judge Gibbona. Chicago; J. W.
Logue. Philadelphia, and Mrs. 1. NJ. Lake,
ST. Louis, made talks. The chief address
was made BY Archbishop Ireland.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

Petrus Peterson has begun suits IN the
district court against the Des Moines In
surance company for ti,ie0, the State In
suranoe company Of Des Molnes for ST.
100 and the. Archer Fire Insurance COM
pany Of Des Moines for 1880. being the
amounts Of certain policies Of insurance
held by him on q stock Of general NOR
chandlss at Weston. this county. Peterson's
store at Weston was destroyed BY Ere last
year under circumstances which resulted
In the indictment Of his brother, on =
charge Of arson. The case has not yet
been heard as Peterson was suffering from
smallpox at the time It was assigned
SOY trial. The Insurance companies re-
fused to pay the policies after lnvestigat-
ing the cireumstances attending the IRE
and hence the suits.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
MINISTERS TAKE POSSESSION
0pen fnstitute NJ Iowa Falls chau-
sauaua with Excellent List
Of Speakers.

IOWA FALLS. Ia, Aus. s.-(speciaLl-
The ministers Institute opened at the
c~hautauaua assembly here this morning and
will continue Tor three days. The pro-
gram contains some we'll known names, In
GLIDING Rev. W. e. Stanley Of Eldora. Mrs.
l. @. wilton OF Des Aoiaes. Rev. DR..
Adams. president Of the Des Molnes col
leKe. Rev, 4. n. Stephenson Of chieago,
Rev. J. p. Conant Of Dubuque. ard Rev.
T. W. Powell, DID. Of Chicago,
The Governors day yesterday was the
biggest IN the history OF the society. and
Il Is estimated nearly 1000 people were
on the grounds.
Tha next big day OF the assembly VIII
Be August .. which Is Educational day. and
promises 70 attract a big attendance. The
program that day Will be under the d.
rectlon Of Mira. Ella b. chaosell county
superintendent Of schools Of Eldora.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

Prominent Real Ehtate Man AFrestea
Tor raxsains Rlnnasr OF FvmaIs
shsplifter.

SIOUX CITY. Ia. Aug. e-(specisl Tsle-
grana.l-k shop lifting career that has sx-
tended ove/ 4 considerable period OF time
was brovIht 70 q sudden closs here today
BY the arrest Of Mrs. feille n. Walker.
who - accused Of p%urloining jewelfy t. the
amount o. several hundred dollars. The
leading jewellers o. the city haTe suffered,
Her habit Was to price valuable jewels and
while they were on exhibition she would
fapten something In her dress. Edward
Wales. q well known real estate man has
been arrested for eompliclty IN the onsnss
and Il accused q hsYlnE pawaea the jewels
which Mrs. Walker stole, Mrs. walker
has coafsassd her guilt
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
COAL FIND IN MON0NA COUNTY
Vein Struck Near MoOrheed while
sinkins = wen ana stock Conn
p@ny a. Formed.

oNAwA, Ia, Aus. s.-(spsciaI Tslssram.)
Coal Is said to have been discovered
IN Monona county on the farm Of Andrew
Larson. two miles south OF Moorhead.
while sinking a well recently. a vein Of
what appears to be a good grade Of coal
was struck ct = depth Of 26s feet.
A stock company has teen formed to sink
a shaft and investigate the prospects Of
coal deposits. Frank Lee. Andrew Lar
SON and Frank Larson sre the leaders IN
the new company. and a number OF busi-
ness men Of Moorhsad have agreed TO
take up stock
So far this IL the frst discovery Of
coal In Monons county, although traces
have been found ct various times. but
not enough to warrant development.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
KNIGHTS IN SAN FRANCISCO


SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. s.-oedsn H.
Fethsn. supreme chancellor Of me Knights
Of Pythias, has arriyed here from bis home
In Janesviile, Wis., @ attend ths nuprsms
lodge. which viii onen next Tuesday. Ho
expressed himself as'eurprised nne pleased
At the extensive measures taken 20 accom-
MEDIATE Tho thousands Of members Of the
order.
The city has been decorated slaborately
ana the electrical display will be the finest
ever seen on this coast. An elaborate
program Of e~nteriainmsns has been ar
ranged. II IL estimated that At least 10000
knights viii be here By the Beginning Of
next week.
Tue uniform rank viii BE- represented BY
shout 10000 men. The Knights OF
Kohraasan win make a spsofaeulnr showing
ana the Rathbone Sisters viii assemble
from al parts Of the unlon.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
rleet omaha nam Preslasnt.

TABOR. Ia, Aug. 6,--(special.)-Dr. John
Gordon, DID,, was yesterday elected presi-
dent Of Tabor college. He had been act
ing president for more than a year, and
for a year prior to that had been a pro-
lessor IN the Institution. Dr. Gordon was
the founder Of Westminster Presbyterian
church Of Omaha. was one of the found
ers Of the Omaha Theological seminary.
and for eight years was a professor In
that school. He was educated at West
ern university Of Pennsylvania. At Yale uni
veralty n also at the Union Theological
seminary.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
REMEMBER BATTLE or ATHENS
ThSMsands u Iowa and MisseuEI
People Gather 20 ceIsbrnse
Histsris Event.

KEOKUK, L.. Aug. es-ThouDands Of
people from owa and Missouri c~onsreggted
a. the battle ground up the Dss Moinss
river. twenty-five miles from here, today
TO celebrate the anniversary OF the battle
Of Athens. The battle was enc OF the
earliest Of the war. in 1851, and was fought
on the Missouri bank Of the river 70 pre-
vent the confederate forces from Invading
Iowa NJ capturing Keokuk and It's large
powder magazine, Today the surviving par
elephants IN the battle and others made
reminiscent speechea as part Of . long
program.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

APPROVES TIE NEW PAVING
council Inspects work and Passes
the Aasessment Ordi-
nance.


The city council yesterday aftefno0n IN.
rpected and approved the paving recently
completed By Contractor Wickham on South
Eighth street and willow avenue. The
assessment schedule prepared BY the city
engineer was adopted. although IN a few
instances the council decided that the city
shoald bear q portion 81 abe cost Of The
improvement. The total amount OF the
cost Assumed By the city a about $3.50. The
total cost Of the paving on south Eighth
street from Broadway 70 Seventh avenue
Is tlo.+oo.6l. ID that On Willov avenue
between Seventh ana Eighth streets. si.-
e79.se.
An ordinance providing for the marrow
Ing Of the Sidewalk At Pierce and Oak
streets from fourteen feet 20 ten feet, 70
aocemmodate the motor company was IN
troduced and read for the hrsf time. Final
action OF the ordinance will Be deferred
until the iniunction preeeeding brought By
Mrs. Blackmsr. owner Of the property II
this eorner. are determlned n tbs district
court.
Il vas decides to grant the request q :
number o. interested property owners and
Others that . street be laid out to connect
with the northern terminus OF Fifteenth
street and the Missouri river bottom road
where II enters the city limits on Twenty
fourth street, The city engineer vas m
~structed 70 lay out the th~oroughfares pro-
posed.
The eeanell edlonlned IL Monday night
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
Buoy CHARGED WITH FORGERY


IOWA FALLS. Ia. Aus. e.-lspeeiai TEL
esram-)-N. A, Buoy. a rural route mail
carrier IN the western part OF the county,
VAS arranged here today on 4 charge Of
utfsring forged papers 70 the extent Of
5000, which was left with the State bank
o. this city Is collateral FOR q loan. IF
fort viii be made 10 bin Buoy over to
the grand jury.
Tbs forgories are excellent counterfeits
Of ~eignetures rof. well known farmers for
whom Buey claimed to have done filling and
taken notes IN payment
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

Bankers have accumulated q number Of
counterfeit Bo-cenl pieces that have been
thrown into circulation here lately. The
work b COARSE. the money IL heavier than
the genuine and resembles lead Ia color.
II ls thought to have been done BY .
counterfeitsr IN Chicago who was captured
By the officers . few days ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
Tastalls Catholic Temperanes Uaieal

CEDAR FALLS, Ia. Aug. s.-tspeeiai.l
Father Dcnlon. pastor OF the Catholic
church OF this city. has formed a branch
OF the national union Of the Catholic
temperance society. IN thls city. The or
ganizatlon begins with a large membership
and has q good prospect Of adding al mem
bers Of the parish 70 the pledge roll The
ofhcsrs are; President, "A. Hammond; vice
president. Thomas Casey; secretary. Dr.,
A. ]. Faber; treasurer. Frank Mullen.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
survey for New onawa station.

0NAWA. Ia, Aug. 6~.-(speciai TeIegram.)
Chicago 4 Northwestern surveyors are
setting stakes for onawa's new passenger
station this Afternoon. The building will
stand across Marble street. which was va
Gated for that purpose and IL located two
blocks south Of Hotel Mon0na.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
loWA NAN UNDER ARREST
sells Buttsriek Patterns on Twenty
Per Cent Cash Basis and is
Charsed with Fraua.

SIOUX CITY, Ia. Aug. e.~-fspeeiai Tele-
gram. IA man giving tha name Of =. s.
Porter and claiming TO Be a real estate man
from Des Molnes was arrested here last
night on complaint Of a millinsr at vermil-
lion, 8. ..
He has been selling 4sEtterick fashions
over the country On a 20 per cent cash basis
ana II Il alleged ne IL a fraud. He Is wanted
At csntsrviile. 6. d A. Inwood. Ia. and
several ether places.
The ofncials Of Clay county. South Dakota,
are here and viii secure requiaitlon papers
70 take him back to Vermillion.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

The nIu@ Ribson Dlininn and MuIsnu
Company

AZ les last regular meeting declared q
dividend Of : per cent which amount was
paid to the purchasers Of Its stock. August
J. The Blue Ribbon company enjoys the
proud distinction Of having paid 9 dividend
the hrst o. each month since the dete o.
earned from the workings qf the properties
conducted By the The Blue Ribbon company,
Fer information relative to plan Of work.
price OF stock. etc. address G. p. Rinker.
secretary. ca Broadway. couneil nlunp. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
Trle. salelas at Beens.

BOONE. Ia. Aug. 6-(spsoial Telegrem.)
-Ex@Mayor 7. J. skidmore attempted sui
eide last night with a revolver. He hred three
shots only one taking effect, making a
bad wound at the base d his brain. Des-
pondency and ~ health was tbs causes.
He will recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

HAMPTON, Ia. Aug s-The democratic
congressional convention for the Fourth
district today nomlnated Captain A. L.
sorter Of Mason city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
KesO 20. u.s 20. Mssaaale's 90


pentRaI Witt L49Hpe HonFnnmeRt.
The midsummer mseting Of tns Central
Whist league win be held IN Council Bluffs
Friday and Saturday. August a. ana q. The
tournament viii Be played A. Lake ManaNa
IN the ballroom Of he RoWlng asaooialion's
clubhouse. which has been placed a the
disposal o. The league, The IeaEus holds
two meeflnEs every year, 10 The summer
and IL the winter. The last meeting. ne
winter toprpament, pas held ~ Sioux ciu.
For several geara past ~ midsumnsI
nestlnE has beer held n lhn ely. Tbs
Central Waist League comprises clubs fron
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

delegates and the Fitzgerald concert band
OF this city, which goes by special engage
ment The odd Fellows temple recently
completed here by the local lodge at a
cost Of $4,000. is the finest building In the
county.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

cREsToN. La Aus, 6.-Npecials-one
Of tbs most important meetings Of the
city council this year vas held last night.
average depth Of 100 feet ana With four
manhoies was ordered laid. The annual
corporation tax levy vas ordered This will
b but AZ mills this year. or : mills iesa
thai iaat Yaer o. aoeonnt Of the paying
On Of some q the city's old lndebtedness,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
10 Attend a yellow dread Lodgs-

CEDAR FALLS. Ia. Aug. s.-(specisl)-
Black Hawk county viii furnish q large
delegation Of odd Fellows for the Grand
lodge meeting In Des Moines. The towns
% csdar Falls. Waterloo and Hudson, viii
charter = special train train carrying their
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.

these cities: Sioux City. Dee Molnes. Coun-
eli Bluns. Omaha. St Joseph and Sioux
Falls.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

These transfers were aied yesterday in
The ahatracL title and loan once Of J. ".
Squire. lo1 Pearl street:
Adminiairator Of William 6ledantopf
% Council Bluffs Savings bank. UNI
divided y 81 lots 3 ; and 4 In seq
tiou U-I5-a, q. so
Clara Mapes to Loretta NcMaster.
south 9 feet Of north &c feet Of lots
q, - ~ y and ~ block s, town Of
Hancock, W. 100
g. ia. Williams and wife 10 Malnda
d. Hayden, lot -, block 81, Beers
SUD W. rrtft.r4rt 10
County fF44aRfer 10 C. d Dillon, un-
divided 81 OF lot ~ block 81 Central
Sub and lot "a block s.. Railroad
add tax 3
Game 70 sans. lots II and y. block
- R1Hroed atd, tax a ....-..---- 4
Same - same, lot IA block =, Mofs
hne sab., And lot h, block a, Rid-
dies sub, tax I
Same 70 same, undivided = of lot q.
block 81, FERRY add. tax d-.......... S9c
SANS . SANS lpt p. block y, Burns
I'D AZ
blotk 2, feEllss a Paimerss add.
ssns 70 ssas' iot 3 biock y Riddles
same T. same. s lots IN additions 10
Council NIuua. TAX o....+sr....r..r 81
!, IA Jchanaeon and wife 70 W &.
6IeYefa, lots 4 10 3 and - to 80.
Huxley add. 70 town Of Walnut.
~ o.-~nae...F+ apN
Total. twelve transfers 80. sLtol
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

perlenclng the worst dinicuity OF years
In harvesting their crops Of small grain.
From nve TO nine horses are used on binds
ers and then some OF the ground Is toe
soft to admit the reapera and is left 70 -
wasted. In some places the horses eink
up to their knees In the soft soil.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
selt saII Relaras HaEEesnnr.

CEDAR FALLS. Ia. Aus G-(speclal)-
Farmers Of Black Hawk county are ex-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

Secretary Greene Of the State Horticui-
tural society reports the following as the
percentages on fruit "A Iowa for the hrst Of
the month Pears, 81; summer and fall APP
pies. So; winter apples. S.; American plums,
AZ; grapes. IS: European and domestic
piuma, 2s; Japanese plums, Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

Publlah you IsEal nouees d ma weekly
Bee. Telephone asa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
WnI Atlsna % RansraI.

state superintendent Barrett has an en-
eagement to speak 5efore a teachers insti-
tute a. Corydon tomorrow night. but has
cancelled II In order that he may attend the
funeral Of the late DR.. Beardshsar At Ames.
which will occur Thursday afternoon a. 3
o'clock A number Of state oAcsrs wiz 90
and some members Of the Grand Army. The
Cessna Of the college faculty and win BE-
held IN the open air.
h State Savings hank Of Quaaqueton
flied articles q Incorporation today; capital.
SO. 900; n. n Kimball. president; J. y Bid
dlgeF. cashier. The Ida county Telephone
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

company fled articles Of incorporation; cap
itai. $4,000. by J. w. Reed and others.
CONDITION OF Fruit.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-10
w. R. NELSON FOR COUNTY AT.
ToRNEY.
(Eddyyille Tribune.l

The republicans of Columbia town.
ship will go before the republican
county convention with the name of
W. R. Nelson for county attorney. Mr..
Nelson is known personally and pro-
fessionally throughout this and adioin.
ing counties, and has many friends in
all parts Of Wapello county who have
urged him to- announce himself as a
candidate for the position and promise
him hearty support.
While Mr.. Nelson has gained for
himself an enviable reputation in the
general practice of law, his success in
criminal prosecutions has placed him
conspicuously before the people as an
attorney of exceptional merits and
man who in all ways is especially fit
ted for the duties of county attorney
Mr.. Nelson's personal popularity at
this, his home, will carry his vote far
beyond party lines, and his nomination
will not only add strength to his ticket
but his election will insure service
to the county in its attorney office I'm,
surpassed in its history.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-10
Stockport.

Stockport. July 9-Mr. Bangor has
moved to a residence on Mckinley ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman moved to
Bonaparte last week.
Rev. Tenant preached at the M. E.
church Sunday at II a. m.
F. B. Whitaker and family of Hills
boro visited at Stockport Sunday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Yank of West Point
visited at William Parnitzkie's Sun
day.
The celebration here was a grand
success in every particular. The pa
rade was over a half mile long. Ey-
cry business house was represented,
the floats were decorated with flags
and bunting and display OF, their
goods headed by the Bonaparte band
which discoursed fine. music during
the entire route. There was not the
slightest disturbance during the en-
tire day and all Of the citizens are
proud of the success of this their first
effort to celebrate the birth of their
country,