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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-12-30
keosauqua.

Keosauque, Dec. 27.- Christmas
passed very quietly, most all business
places being closed the greater part OF
the day.
Mrs. Rosannah Hanshaw of Doud's
Station was in this place Wednesday
on business and visiting with friends.
Isaac Boyer, who has been quite
sick at his home in this place, is now
reported to be some better and it is
hoped that he may recover.
Mrs. B. S. Wilson of this place was
recently called to Charlton by the
death of her sister, Mrs. Margaret Nc.
Bride
Mrs. Elizabeth Moore Of this place
recently celebrated her eighty-eighth
birthday. Mrs. Moore at her extreme
age still enjoys good health, both in
body and mind. Several of her grand.
children and also great grandchildren
were present besides her own children
Mrs. w. /. Baole and little daugh.
ter of Bonaparte visited in this place
the past week with her parents and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Smith and
Miss Rene, having been called here
by the sickness Of her sister, who is
now much better.
M. o. Ketcham, who lived here for
many years, but for the past year has
been making his home in Memphis,
Mo-, with his daughter, Mrs. Teach, is
here, visiting with relatives and
friends.
Sheriff R. P. Ramsey and special
deputies have returned to their homes
in this place from Pennington, all fear
of further violence having passed Jus.
tice Musgrave and Marshal Coulter,
who were murdered by George J. Still.
well, were well and favorably known
in Keosauqua and everybody regrets
very much their loss. Stillwell was
also known here, he having been in
Jail here a number of times during the
past year.
Mrs. Josie Eager of Bonaparte is
visiting in this place with her mother
Mrs. Pickett.
Irwin Walker and Ellis Williams
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Short Tales Concerning People You
Know.
THE VICINITY OF 0TTUMWA In BRIEF
Births, Deaths. Marriages, Movements
OF Your acquantances as chronicled
by courier's Staff of Correspondents
Who Know Whereof They Speak.
Notice..

Owing to the fact that the Courier's
Thursday edition of the Semi
Weekly went to press Wednes-
day evening much of this newspapers
country correspondence was omitted,
no previous notice having been given
that the paper would go to press one
day in advance of the usual time.
An effort is being made to print all
of the matter sent in the Daily. This
explanation is made in justice to the
correspondents. The Courier desires
letter twice each week from every
correspondent on the list, if possible,
but in any event one letter should be
sent if two are impracticable. Ed.
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Bunch.

Bunch, Dec. 26.-Died, northeast Of
here on December %, 1902, Samuel
Adams, aged SO years. He was an
old pioneer settler of Davis county,
and an honest, upright citizen in all
his dealings. His wife died nearly
twenty years ago. He has lived on
the old home with his son ever since.
He leaves several children and quite a
number of grandchildren. The funer-
al was held at the house on December
rs, at IL o'clock a. m. Interment was
made in the home cemetery where his
wife and quite number of relatives
are buried.
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RichIand.

Richland, Dec. 27-Christmas pass
ed quietly; to some it brought great
joy and to some deep, dark grief The
death angel entered the home of l. N.
Walker and took from it the wife and
mother. Mrs. Walker had not been in
good health for some time but her
death was very sudden and unexpect-
ed. She leaves a husband and five
children. The two boys, Myron and
John, were in Missouri, but are now
at home. Miss Alta had just come
from Newton for vacation with her
parents. To all the death is great
grief. The village sympathizes deep
ly with the relatives in their sorrow.
Miss Alice Schriever and Ralph Ba-
ker were married at high noon on
Christmas and left for Cedar Rapids
for their future home at once. Mrs.
Baker is a great favorite here among
everybody and will be greatly missed.
Mr.. Baker, although stranger here
comparatively, has gained host of
friends.
Gilbert Jones and Miss Gail Wilmott
were married at the brides home
Christmas eve.
The school entertainment was a sue
cess. Prof. Hicks gave the pupils
fine treat. School has closed for a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorne are entertain
ing Mrs. Thorne's sisters, Misses Belle
and Helen Van Stenburg, of Gilmore,
City, during the holidays.
Miss Huldah Anderson entertained
Messrs. Streigle and Roy White and
Miss AIDA Newhouse, of Harper, and
the party accompanied by Miss Hull
dab left Thursday for their home
where a series of entertainments will
be given in her honor
Charlie Greenson and Miss Myra
Hadley were married Christmas eve
at the home of the bride.
Mrs. Stout is quite sick.
Mrs. Ida Morgan was in the village
Wednesday evening.
Frank Wray is spending the holt
days with friends at Winfield.
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Saturday from a three weeks visit
with her parents in Fairfield. She was
accompanied by her sister, Miss Ellen
Peterson.
John Alfred Of sDes Moines is visit
ing relatives and friends in Seymour.
Mrs. Anna Spier and children Of
Trenton are the guests at the VIM.
Thompson home during the holidays.
Mrs. Belle Goldsberry and son of OF
tumwa are expected to arrive in Sey-
mour Wednesday and spend the holi-
days with relatives.
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North EnuIish,

North English, Dec. 26.-Prof. Fred
Mahannah of Rockwell spent Christ.
mas at the home of his mother, Mrs.
E. G. Mahannah.
Miss Bessie Hall has gone to Mis-
souri, for visit with friends.
Charles M. Williams of Arcadia is
spending his vacation with his folks
here.
Miss Ethel Wallace has returned
home from Iowa City to spend the
holidays.
Ire infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kring died Tuesday morning
of pneumonia. The funeral services
occurred Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Plymesser have
gone to Iowa City to attend the wed.
ding of niece living there.
Miss Bertha Magoon is visiting her
sister, Mrs. c. L. Smith of Mason City
during school vacation.
w. H. Cheney and wife have return.
ed from two weeks visit with rela
tives in Missouri.
Clarence McCracken and family OF
Monticello are here to spend the
Christmas holidays with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Mcmillan have
gone to Chicago for visit with Mrs
McMillan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Bishop
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Pleasant Hill.

Pleasant Hill, Dec. 27.-Stephen
Puffenbarger recently received a pain
full cut in the ankle with an ak.
Waldo Harryman and Grover Shafer
We're Pleasant Hill callers Saturday.
w. l. Dooley spent Christmas with
friends near Hilburn.
Dave Cotcot was buying horses here
last week.
Frank Branden of Oklahoma visited
last week with Jacob Schlotter.
Dudley Nicklin and wife were Pleas
ant Hill callers Tuesday.
Roy Stump and Bessie Vandever
were married in Ottumwa December
1S,
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Ashqrove,

Ashgrove, Dec. 27.-Bid Cassill, OF
West Grove, and brother, Walter, OF
Cass county, returned home Tuesday
after a few days visit with relatives
at this place.
The M. w. A. held a wood chopping
at the home of Mrs. Sylvia White last
Monday. Quite a number were pres
ent.
The protracted meeting at the Hope
well church still continues.
Paris Smith, of Blakesburg, was ar
Ashgrove caller last Tuesday.
Rev. d. w. Hastings will preach al
the Christian church next Sunday
Everybody invited.
Tom Cassill and wife, Mrs. Fentor
Cassill and Miss Rose Reynolds were
in Ottumwa Tuesday.
Miss Sena Sapp visited Sunday with
her parents.
Ralph Selman, who is attendins
school at Bloomfield, is spending his
vacation at home
Miss Corna Peck spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home near Blakes
burg.
Miss Lola Reynolds is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Jesse Hunt, near Bunch.
Mrs. Sarah Reynolds and daughter
Miss Oma Hunt, spent Tuesday at the
home of A. Cassill.
Lester Cassill is quite sick will
pneumonia fever.
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The c., M. & st. P. Ry., will sell
one-way tickets at half fare plus
$500 the first and third Tuesdays Of
each month, to Points in North and
South Dakota, Colorado, Wyopding,
Southwest Missouri, Louisiana, Texas,
Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Indian Ter
ritory. A. ]. Packard, Agent
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North Fairyiew.

North Fairview, Dec. 27.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Valley were business callers at
Libertyville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Burger and chill
dren were business callers at Fairfield
Saturday.
Misses Della and Mabel Stevers were
callers at the M. G. Loveless home
Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Bartholow and sister-in-
law, Miss Mary Bartholow, We're bust
ness callers at Fairfield Tuesday.
Leando Jones called on his sister,
Miss Mae Jones, Sunday.
M. G. Lovaless and son, Lee, were
callers at Libertyville Monday.
A load CT the boys in this vicinity
attended church at Mt. Myria last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. AID Mrs. George Bartholow
were visiting at Libertyville Sunday.
Mrs. Ar5h Black and children were
business CALLERS at Eldon Saturday.
Miss Mae Jones spent Christmas
with her mother at Selma.
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Maple Grove.

Maple Grove, Dec. 81. - George
Brane of Unionville visited his sister
at this place few days ago.
Several from here attended the
Christmas entertainment in Moravia
Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Palmer entertain.
ed relatives at their home short time
ago.
R. S. Coulson and family visited al
this place Monday.
Mrs. N. H. Coe visited friends one
day this week.
F. M. Dodd was in Moravia on bust
ness few days ago.
S. Pence has returned to his home
from Hot Springs, where he has beer
for some time for his health.
Mrs. Frank Dodd visited relatives
recently.
Miss Arlie Tadlock is still in very
poor health.
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( Davis County Line.

Davis County Line, Dec. 27.-John
ROBBERS and Scott Adamson took a
sleig1 ride to White Elm the first of
last week.
Fank Brandon of near Saltwater.
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Brazil.

Brazil, Dec. 27.-Married at Dia-
mond on Christmas eve, Bert Phillips
of Centerville to Miss Annie Perrien
of Diamond. The ceremony was wit
messed by host of invited friends
and relatives at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Perrien.
Miss Annie Is one of the most beauti-
full and accomplished young ladies and
Mr.. Phillips is now and has been for
some time the trusty weigh boss for
the Columbia Coal Co. at their mine
at Diamond.
Married on Christmas eve, Jacob
Ritter to Miss Kate Bolar. There were
about thirty invited guests present at
the home of the bride, where the mar
riage service was performed. The best
wishes of their many friends go with
them. They will make their future
home in Brazil.
Walter Marshall. wife and daughter
of New London visited over Christ
mas at the home of Jos. Rear and at
tendance the Ritter-Bolar wedding.
Mrs. Marshall is sister of Mr.. Ritter.
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who have been at Wesleyan university
at Mt. Pleasant, are at home in this
place, spending their vacation.
Mrs. Emma Macarthur of Des Moines
is visiting in this place with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dunlap.
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Saulsberry, who is superintendent OF
construction on the court house.
Mrs. Milo Hamilton, of Guern-
sey, is spending the holidays with her
parents and friends in the city.
Walter Lutz and wife went to Os-
kaloosa Wednesday morning where
| they expect to eat Christmas dinner
with Mr.. Lutz's uncle, David Bryson
Mrs. j. " Esham went to Lovilia
Christmas morning where she ate
Christmas dinner with friends.
Superintendent E. e. Sans, of Ste.
here Thursday.
In the bowling contest here which
was decided the first of the week Dr.
| Fowlering won the first prize of 3d.
John McLain second 50, S. G. Sloan
third, 81. Fowlering's record was 207
| Mclean 202, and Sloan 1874
Since moving to Long Branch, Cal
Mrs. Jacob Weilman's health is great
ly improved. They are doing well
there and expect to remain there.
While out hunting near Tyrone last
week H. H. Mercer shot wild turkey
gobler that weighed twenty-fouI
pounds and nine ounces. Frank Mer-
Ger is mounting the bird which is an
unusually fine specimen.
Miss Rule Weilman is home from
| Quincy, where she has been attend
ing the Gem City business college
She will spend the holidays with her
uncle, d. M Watkins.
| Robt. Boden, of Osceola, is spending
Christmas with his sister, Anabel Bo
den, of this place.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the first Presbyterian church are dis
tributing all kinds of presents to the
poor of the city today.
| Abba, Dec. 26-The Dunbar bel
ringers gave the fourth entertainment
of the Abba lecture course last even
ing.
| VIM. Castle, who had stroke Of
paralysis last week and was thought
to be recovering, suffered a relapse
and is now very low.
Harry Griffin is spending Christmas
with his brother, Fred Griffin, ant
wife in Chicago
George l.. Kissick, who has been con
fined to his bed for the past five weeks
with pneumonia. is now able to be ou
again, but is very weak.
| ATLlur MlCCQ6m OIL MarSlallCOW1
and Fred Mitchem of Oskaloosa spen
Christmas with their brother, w. E
i Mitchem, and wife.
DR.. and Mrs. Ralph Early of Hilto1
spent Christmas with relatives ant
friends in town.
Mrs. Jennie Taylor and daughter o
Lincoln, Neb, are spending the holi
days with Mrs. Taylor's parents, Ed
Ramsey and wife.
E. G. Sloan was Lovilia visitor las
evening.
T. T. Jewel has removed to Peru
ILL.,, where he will re-enter business.
The following marriage license!
We're issued just before Christmas
Joseph Tate, aged 26, and Lottie Clip
son, aged IS, both of Buxton; Der
Clark, aged AZ, and Anna Egstrom
aged 80, both of Avery; Henry Grever
Jr., aged %, and Cementia Brown, aged
10, both of Buxton; Frank Laningham
aged %, and Anna Anderson, aged IS
both of Hiteman; John Hartzer, aget
%, of Monroe township, and Blanche
Anderson, of Bluff Creek township
A. @. Pabst was in Ottumwa yester
day on business.
Patrick Hynes of Avery is in towr
today on business.
G. M. Forrest of Lovilia is transact
ing business in town today.
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BobtoWn.

Bobtown, Dec. 27-Mrs. susann
Davis and her son George Davis and
family and Miss Mile Porter. all OF
Ottumwa spent a very pleasant day
last week at the Simmons home on
Pickel avenue.
Misses Lottie and Cora Simmons
were visiting their sister Mrs. Anna
Smith of the vicinity of Floris We'd
nesday.
Charley McCanal and wife OF
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Hickory.


Hickory, Dec. 27.-Wm. Kistner was
in Ottumwa on business Monday.
Thomas Smith, who has been visit
ing friends at Cleveland No. 4, returned
home Monday.
Ed Kinsey Of Rockville, Ind, arrived
here last week. Mr.. Kinsey expects
to make this state his future home.
Dan Dennis was in Abba on bust
ness Monday.
The Sockman mines are not running
now on account of the railroad scales
being in bad condition.
E. A. Money is visiting with rela-
tives near Eldon.
Ben Cottrell and o. B. Walker w,mt
to Abba last Saturday on a business
mission
Several Red Men from here attend
ed the grand ball at the Avery opera
house Christmas eve.
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Charlton,

b. Van Arsdale came down from Pom
eroy Wednesday night to spend Christ
mas at the parental home east of town.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. EkfeIt came up
from Ottumwa Wednesday for a few
days visit with Mr.. Ekfelt's parents,
+ Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Ekfelt.
Carl Lindstrmo is able to be out
again after three weeks illness with
tonsilitis
The Misses Gussie Leinen and Ma
bel Hannbch went to Burlington We'd
nesday to spend Christmas with the
latter's parents.
Logan Field, who is employed at
Des Moines, is spending his holiday va
cation with his parents, DR.. and Mrs
e. L. Field.
Theodore Stuart, who Is attending
school at Denver is spending a few
days at home with his parents, Mr.
anr Mrs. T. M. Stuart
Mrs. Lydia Anderson of Osceola
spent the day yesterday with her par.
ents.
Miss Lou Soldiers of Benton town.
ship expects to leave Monday for an
extended visit with relatives in Penn,
sylvania.
Miss Name Hurley spent Christmas
with relatives in Des Moines.
A. M. Savely of Wayne county was
in the city Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Elliott returned to her
home at Olmitz yesterday.
Rev. Palmer was business visitor
in What Cheer Wednesday,
The Misses Stella and Ola Curtis
went to Ottumwa Wednesday to spend
a week with relatives.
Miss Ena Pearson of Woodruff, ILL.,,
former Charlton girl, is spending a
few days with old friends.
Rev. Clark made trip 10 Wood
Durn Wednesday On business.
Walter Schneider came home from
Ames to spend the holidays.
Henry Schilling expects to leave
this evening for visit with his par
ents in Sigourney.
Charlton, Dec 27.-The Woodmen
of the World held a very interesting
meeting Tuesday night, at which time
there was large number of the mem
bers out, it being the election of off
GERS for the ensuing year. Nicholas
Leiwen was chosen council command
er again, which place he has held for
the past four terms. The following
gentlemen were also elected for the
various Offices: Adv Lieut., John Nc
Bee; banker, August Lindquist; clerk,
Jay ]. Smyth; escort, James Shannon;
inside watch, Dave Plymote; sentry,
Frank Lambert; physicians, Drs. A. L.
Yocum and d. @. Storer, Jr. The in
stallation Of the above officers will
take place the second Tuesday in jan
uary.
Mrs. Grace Gilcrest and children re-
turned to their home in Centerville
yesterday.
Lew Howard of Elliott is spending a
few days with his mother, Mrs. Fran
els Howard.
Geo. Hobson of Washington came in
yesterday for brief visit with rela-
tives and friends.
merry crowd of young people gave
a dance last evening in the annex
room to the opera hall.
Miss Bess Bruce of Garden Grove
came last evening for few days. visit
with her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Prather of Ames
came yesterday for a visit with hel
mother, Mrs. Rosa Good, in Lincoln
township.
Christmas night was the coolest Of
the season. The thermometer register
ed 8 degrees below zero at O'CLOCK
yesterday morning.
Hilman Johnson of Nebraska is
spending few days with his brother
F. B. Johnson, while on his way tt
Pennsylvania for visit with relatives
Bloomfield.
Il =.
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Bloomfield.

Bloomfield. Dec. 26.-Suit was COM
menced in the district court December
"a by Fin Mains againstA. ]. Giles to
recover the sum of $1,135, commission
which plaintiff claims is due from de-
fendent for selling a farm belonging to
Mr.. Guile. The petition states that
plaintiff and defendant entered into a
written agreement according to the
terms of which plaintiff was to receive
$100 if he succeeded in finding buyer
for defendants farm of POT acres at
$65 per acre and was to receive all
over SOS per acre he could get. The
petition alleges that plaintiff found a
purchaser for said farm at $40 per
acre and that he contracted to sell
same to George Jordon, but says that
Mr.. Guile refused to perform his part
Of the contract in that he failed to exc
cute a deed for said farm to Mr.. Jor-
don, whereupon plaintiff brings action
to recover the sum of 81 ,195, interest
and costs.
A. G. Weaver, formerly of this place,
son of General James B. Weaver of
Colfax, is the guest of friends in this
city.
Osa Dunlavy received a letter Sat
urday from Herman Becraft, formerly
pf tahis place, but who now resides at
Billings, Montana, in which he says
that he and his family are well pleased
with their home in the west.
Jacob Wagler and Ella Miller were
United in marriage by M. Downing, in
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NJ. d. Rose Injured.

Last Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Nj. D.
Rose, who works at the Fairmont
Creamery received very painful ac-
cident. He was on the second floor
handling butter tubs, and lost his foot
ing, and fell to the ground. Strk :ng
on his feet the force was such as to in
jure his hips, and lower body, and it is
feared his legs are paralyzed. Medical
aid was summoned and be was taken
home where he is receiving every pos
sible care, but he is unable to move or
have anyone move him. Mr. Rose is a
worthy man and we sincerely hope be
may recovered and be able to resume
| work.
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ONE HUNDRED VOICES.

Grand Chorus Concert Under the IL.
structiOn 0fDr. Bartlett Of Des Moines
The finale concert on next Wednt =
day evening will be rare treat for the
people of Denison. In addition to the
numbers by the full chorus there will
be a number of special selections rem
dered by some of Depison's most tai
ented musicians. The music loving
public should fill the opera house on
Wednesday evening Dr. Bartlett is the
most eminent director in the west and
he is sparing no pains to make this
concert one OF the best ever given in
| Denison.
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Lovers of genuine music throughou

Lovers of genuine music throughout
the county will be pleased to learn that
the street far music committee has
contracted with the famous Hagenow
Band OF Lincoln Neb. to play during
the four days of the carnival The
Hagenow band is composed of profes-
sional artists aud is considered to be
one of the finest bands west of the
Mississippi There will be nineteen
pieces in the band and feature OF the
program will be two free band concerts
daily The Hagenow orchestra will
furnish music for the dances to be
given N the opera house on the even
ings on the evenings of the fair. The
Juvenile Band of Denison will also
furnish music for the fair and Will
prove drawing feature.
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Mrs. j. Q. kott entertained a party
of young lad - this afternoon in honor
of her sister, Miss Ella Cook OF Fort
Dodge The time was spent most de
lightfully with dominoes for entertain
ment. After series of very interest
ing games the Ia oles were cleared and
made ready for most appetizing
luncheon.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-08-15

Messrs. Theo. Kuhl and Thos Nc
Grin have returned from their trip to
Dakotas. They stopped in Aberdeen,
S. D.. Wapton, N. D. Ortouvilla, MINI.
and other points. Mr.. Kuhl tells US
that the country looks fine but that he
made no land investment at this time.
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Excursion Tickets to County Fair Mt
Harlan, Iowa.

Via the North Westeen Line, will be
sold at reduced rates August IS to %,
inclusive. limited to return until Aug
%, inclusive. Apply to agents Chicago
& North-W R'y.
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Mr.. Chas. Mccullough, OF Vail, was
pleasant Denison caller yesterday.
He says the farmers have no cause of
complaint this year and that the most
of them will make good money from
their crops.
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A. D. Servoss and wife leave for
Denver and Salt Lake City Thursday
where they 60 in search OF climate
better suited for Mrs. Servoss' health.
Her friends here hope that she may be
benefited by the change,-Vail Oh.
server.
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w. e. Johnson, OF the DenisonsMe
Market, was an Omaha visitor this
week. While there he joined the Ak
Sar-Ben's and reports jolly time. He
also took occasion to purchase some
new machinery for his market.
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The girls and boys who are maAipg
themselves so prominent In denounc-
ing an innocent but deceived Denison
girl better look through their desks
and tear up their own correspondence
before making any more remarks.