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olive Branch.

Olive Branch. Nov. 6.-There will be
preaching services Sunday at the Olive
Branch church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rymes and Mrs. Mum
and daughter of Drakeville, visited
from Friday until Monday at the Jacob
Schlotter home.
Rev. Whitlock preached last Sunday
night at White Elm to we'll filled
house.
I.ige Davis and wife We're over-Sun'
dayvisitors at the George Mason
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Nicklin spent
Sunday at the parental Nicklin home
Jacob Schlotter and wife were in
Keosauuua last week.
Will Seitz delivered hogs at Doud
Station last Friday.
Miss Mildred Written was the CUES,
two or three days last week of hel
friend, Miss Amy Creasey.
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via, in regard to Earl Wyaat's broken
LEG They moved Earl home last Tues

via, in regard to Earl Wyaat's broken
leg. They moved Earl home last Tues
day.
Ed Price of Willard, is visiting the
parental Price home this week
John Terry received word Monday
that his brother-in-law John Birming-
ham, had dropped dead while in the
depot in Lincoln, Neb.. last Saturday
morning, while waiting for train. He
was going home to spend Sunday with
his wife in Omaha. Mr.. Birmingham
was a travelling salesman for the Re
public Oil company.
VIM. Shelton spent last Sunday with
the home folks in Oskaloosa
Ivor T. Williams moved his family
here from Lovila, last Monday.
Mesdames Edwin and Charles Sin
cox were in Moravia Monday doing
some trading.
The ladies' of the Baptist church
served dinner all day election day and
realized neat sum of money, which
will go for the benefit of the church.
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Coliett.

Collett, Nov. 6.-Robert Woodrow
and family, who live south of Collect,
visited at Willis Dustin's Sunday
Rube Johnson was Fairfield visitor
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raines of Fairfield, at
tended services at Hebron last Sun
day.
Walter Thompson and family at
tended the funeral of Mrs. GRADER
Tuesday. Mrs. GRADER was Mrs.
Thompson's mother.
w. e. Rafferty, and daughter Edith
were Stockport visitors Tuesday
Miss Wilson, who has been visiting
friends in this vicinity, has returned
to her home at Knoxville, accompanied
by her aunt, Mrs. Clara Thompson.
Rev. Pelton of Fairfield preached at
Hebron last Sunday.
The young people were entertained
at the home of Gar Baldwin Friday
evening They report very enjoya
bic time.
Mrs. Daggett and May Rafferty, OF
Fairfield were over-Sunday visitors al
w. e. Halferty's.
Rola James and Roy Correll were in
Fairfield Friday.
Harvey Thompson, ticket agent at
Collett, was at Birmingham Saturday
Misses May Halferty and Nellie
Case and Messrs. Elmer Hutchinson
and Harley Gossick, of Fairfield, at
tended the party at Gar Baldwin's.
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Amador.

Amador, Nov en-. L. Haning,
who is attending medical college in
St. Louis. is here for brief visit.
Allie Rush of Birmingham spent
Tuesday night with Mamie Wellman
Clara Benny called at Wilkinson S
Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Timmersman visited at
the T. c. Cross home Monday.
Mr.. ond Mrs. L. H. Wellman were
guests ut the j. Phillips home Sunday
Allie Rush spent Wednesday with
Misses Pearl and Letha Eastman,
John Schwartz was IN Town Wsdnss
day.
Mrs. F.. b. Day. who has been TAX
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chillicothe.

Chillicothe, Nov 6.-John Curtis
has sold his form TO Mr.. Manning, OF
near Fairfield, for $50 per acre.
Chas. Allen has moved his house.
hold goods into his new residence
west OF town
Mrs. VIM. Warren and daughter
Lora, of South Ottumwa, We're Sunday
visitors at the home of A. Conwell
Miss Katie CoHwell, who is teach
ing near Frederic is having two
weeks vacation.
Rev. Hawk and family have moved
into the new NJ. E. parsonage, which
was recently purchased OF Chas
Allen.
Misses Gertrude and Edith Piersol
very pleasantly entertained a number
Of their friends at a party LAST We'd
nesday evening at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Nye Refreshments were
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MINERS MAKE DEMANDS.
President Mitchell Flies Statement
of Laborers' Side of Case.

HaZletOn, NOV. 4.-Ine statement
of the anthracite mine workers case,
which was filed with the strike COM
mission Sunday was made public to-
day. Copies have been furnished the
operators, who will reply in three 'or
four days. The demands are those
formulated at the Shamokin conven,
ton, for the enforcement of which
the strike was inaugurated. The rea
sons for the demands are set forth at
considerable length.
The Miners Statement.
The miners statement in full is as
follows:
To the Anthracite Coal Commits
sion: The mine workers make OF the
operators the following demands,
which We're formulated by the Sha-
mokin convention, held March is to
"a, and for the enforcement of which
the strike was inaugurated:
First. An increase of 20 per cent
upon the prices paid during the
year 1901 to employees performing con-
tract or piece work.
This demand is made on account of
the following reasons:
much lower than the rate of wages
paid in the bituminous coal fields for
substantially similar work.
| 2. The present rate of wages is
lower than is paid in other occupa
tions requiring equal skill and train
ing
3. The average annual earnings in
the anthracite coal field are much less
than the average annual average earn
ings in the bituminous coal fields fol
substantially similar work
4. The average annual earnings In
the anthracite coal fields are much
4 less than the the average annual earn
ings for occupations requiring equa
skill and training.
s. The rate of wages in the anthra
cite coal fields is insufficient to com
| pensate the mine workers in view Of
the dangerous character of the occu
patton in relation to accidents, the liza
bility to serious and permanent dis
ease, the high death rate and the short
| grade life incident to this employment
G. The annual earnings of the min,
workers are insufficient to maintain
the American standard of living.
T. The increased cost of living ha!
made it impossible to maintain fai
standard of life upon the basis OF pres
ent wages and has not only prevented
the mine workers from securing an,
benefit from increased prosperity, bu
has made their condition poorer on ac
count of it.
/ s. The wages of the anthracite
mine workers are so low that thei
children are prematWely forced int,
the breakers and mills instead of be
ing supported and educated upon tn,
earnings OF their parents.
8. Wages are below the fair and jus
earnings OF the mine workers in rhi
industry
| Second--7A reduction OF twenty pc
leent in hours of labor, without an,
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keosauuua,

Keosauqua, Nov CDR. and Mrs.
James A. Craig have returned to their
home in this place from two weeks
stay in Chicago,
Hon. H. NJ. Walker Of this city de-
livered an excellent republican speech
in the Opera House Monday evening.
There was large attendance, and Mr..
Walkers talk was instructive and en-
PERTAINING.
Hardin Brewster shipped seven car
loads of fat stock to Chicago yester-
day.
J. G. Thompson of Ottumwa, was
recently in Keosauqua on business.
District court was not in session
Tuesday having adjourned on account
of the election. The case of the State
vs.. Carl Blackledge and Pearl Wilsey
charge with assault with intent to do
great bodily injury, is assigned for
trial Wednesday. The defendants live
at Mt Sterling and are charged with
having assaulted young David Fergu-
son with intent to do great bodily in
jury. VIM. Crum and Howard Ellerton
both of Birmingham. We're indicted by
the grand jury for breaking and en-
tering the depot at Birmingham, some
months ago and stealing a jug OF
whiskey. They are both here in Jail
awaiting trial.
]. P. Starr Of this place, was re-
cent bushes visitor to Memphis, Mo.
Mrs. w. X. Walker and son Harry of
this place, have gone to California to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Sarah AWilson returned to her
home here Monday from a three
months visit with relatives in Cali.
fornia and other western places.
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West Van Buren,.

West Van Buren,, Nov 6-Samuel
Roush is having an addition built to
his house.
Ed Green of eLando was a business
caller here Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Carter of Mystic
and George Rambo, Jr., and wife spent
Sunday at the parental Rambo home.
Mrs. Shaffer visited last week with
Mrs. Charles Kunzman
Wade Harryman and family spent
Sunday in White Elm.
Worb Davis of Olive Branch was a
recent caller here.
Gilbert Green was business caller
at the Jones home Friday.
DR.. Shreeves of Troy was calling on
friends here Monday.
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None to Spare.

BEG pardon" said the suspicious
looking fellow, meeting subDubs III a
dark streer. but what time have you:"
Just enough TO catch my train" re-
piled Subbubs as he FASTENED on.-Ex.
ahInge. -, /. :. ~,
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PackWood.

Packwood, Nov. 6-The political
social Monday night was a great sue
cess. The republican party was repre-
sented by Mrs Fannie Lyons. the dem
ocrats by Mrs. p. T. Mitchell and Mrs
Ada Johnson, the populist by Mrs. O..
F. Fryer. the prohibitionist by Mrs. j..
iC. Caughlan and the equal suffragists
by Miss Clara Barnes and Mrs. G. T..
Norman. The ladies handled their
subjects like old campaigners. After
the ladies We're through speaking an
election was held and every detail of
a bona nde election was carried out.
Mrs G. T. Norman and Mrs. Arthur
McCabe. candidates on the equal suf-
frage ticket for president and vice
president, We're elected. The casting
of ballots was test for the ladies
and it proved their ability to vote at
least as only one ticket was wrongly
marked.
Harry Henness, of Ottumwa Wis
| tied his mother here last week
Ralph Wilhermsdorfer former
Jefferson county citizen. but now liv-
| ing in Seattle WASH is visiting his
parents south of town.
! Riley McVey, an old citizen of this
township, died Monday after long
| sickness.
| Mrs. Lizzie De Good and Mrs. Maria
Lathers. Brookville. attended the po
litical meeting Monday night.
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Pleasant Home.

Pleasant Home, Nov. 6.-School in
district No. has closed for two
weeks vacation and Minnie Johnson,
the teacher, is spending the vacation
at the parental home north of OF
tumwa.
The Pleasant Home Telephone Co.
his its line completed and has good
service.
Mrs. VIM. Shields is spending few
DAVIS with Mr.. Shields, ST., who is re-
ported no better.
S. w. Ross accompanied Rev. G,
A. McCampbell to Sherman chapel
Saturday.
Joe Nox spent Sunday at Geo. Mil
lards.
Emmett Haley spent Sunday with
his parents.
VIM. Shields and family spent Sun.
day with his brother Lorin.
Mrs. Leonard, of Missouri. is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. G. A. McCaulp'
bell.
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some thief stole Mr.. Hamiltons gun
from the baggage car where he had
left it.
Rev. Gilbert of Cedar, was in town
Tuesday coming in to vote.
The Methodist people have their
meetings announced to begin next
week.
Rev. Bohemian, the Baptist pastor,
is moving into the new parsonage The
new parsonage is modern and neat.
The Methodist ladies served dinner
and supper election day.
Mr.. Ehrends has bought the B. F.
Parker 20 acre farm west of town.
Blackhawk.
Blackhawk Nov 5.--Dan James has
been on the sich list for few days
Charlie Ellison and wife visited Sat.
urday at the R. H. Coop home.
Misses Lottie and Aida Brown at
tended the speaking at Ashgrove
Thursday.
Miss Tinnie Chatterton visited Sun
day with her sister. Mrs. Chas. Brown
Miss Agnes Mcconnell, who is
teaching at Norm Star, visited at
home Sunday.
Quite number of young people
from here ATTENDED the box supper al
Ashgrove SATURDAY evening.
r. H. Coop and Dave Goodwin made
a business trip to Bloomfield Monday
A. B. Scott and wife, T. ] Morrison
and wife and G. A. Berchhart and wife
attended singing at Pleasant Hill Sun
day evening.
Clarence Hoover was a caller at the
Hiram Sapp home Saturday evening
James Huff visited at the VIM
Brown home Monday
Emmetee Smith and wife visited
Sunday at the Warren Smith home.
Clarence Hoover and Perry Morri
son were callers at the VIM. Brown
home Sunday
Misses Aida and Tottie Brown Wis
tied Wednesday at the home of theil
uncle, Marsh Albright. of Ashgrove.
Glen and Clyde Swain were callers
at this place Sunday evening.
Rosa and Effie Coop visited Sunday
at the Robert Cavern home.
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competine.


Competine, Nov. 6.-Born, to Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Landen, Friday, Oct.
81, twins, a boy and girl. The boy
lived only short time and was bu-
ried Saturday.
A number of the fall schools have
closed for two or three weeks vacation.
OH. Thompson is preparing to build
new house in Farson.
Miss Eta Breon has been much
worse the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Deuser were OF
tumwa visitors Friday and Saturday
A sort time ago a correspondent
from Farson' said that the report was
out that Farson had been abandoned,
but going past the city that is to be.
The report was false as it has two
houses, and two barns and contract
ors are putting the grade in shape for
the ties and rails. Quite few new
houses will be put up and store will
be there ready for business before
spring.
j. H. Moore, of Evanston, Ill.,, re-
turned home Tuesday after visiting his
father here.
Mrs. JAS Moore was in Ottumwa
last week helping care for her sister,
Mrs. Arzilla Nye. /.
Mrs. Addie Jennings and Mrs. VIM.
Sylvester returned home last week
from q visit with relatives in Ring
gold county.
Thomas Eller, of Clay Center, Neb.,
is spending few days here with his
sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Wilmington re.
turned home last Thursday from a
months visit in North Carolina.
Master Warren Ellep has returned
to his home in Lincoln, Neb., after
spending the summer here.
Miss Katherine Dickins visited al
the j. B. Mowery home in Ottumwa
last week. fstar.
Fremont.
Fremont, Nov. 5--Simon Clark who
has been at Carthage, South Dakots
clerking, came home the last Of the
week to be at home to vote. He he
turns to his work tonight
The election is passing off quietly
here. The voters seem to be turning
out quite we'll
George Walls came down from Os
kaloosa where he has been at work OF
The street railway. To vote.
Harvey Hamilton and Frank Gordon
and Jas. Reeves Went UP TO the lake.
In the northern part OF the state las
week to hunt and as they came hom'
o
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Milton.

Milton, Nov 6.-Charley Johns, east
of town, has been quite, but is improv-
ing
James McMains left recently for Ok.
lahoma
Hon. f. A. Palmer of Mt Pleasant,
spoke on the issues of the day to a
small audience at the opera house last
Thursday evening.
A. A. Carmen is on the sick list.
The Milton football will play Bloom
field at the fair grounds Saturday at.
ternoon.
J. R. Wray has bought the w. H.
Boyd house in the east part Of town
The Hotel Milton is having large
addition built.
John Holm has bought a hotel at
Villa RIGA, Ca, and will move there.
w. A. Crandell has rented the ]. j
Rhoades property in town.
Mrs. Renfro has been on the sick
list and is now improving.
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Bloomfield.


rington. Mrs. VIM. Henkle and Mrs.
c. w. Harter left Tuesday for Quene-
mo. Kansas.
DR.. F. W. Simmonds spent Tuesday
with friends in this city. 1t is reported
that he has decided to locate in Sey-
mour.
Joseph. o,Hnnnel of Eldon. visited
friends in this city Monday.
John H. Taylor is spending the week
in the country with his son A. j. Tay-
lor on the old home farm
Rev. Reeves Of Charlton. will preach
next Sunday at the Second Baptist
church, and will continue the pro-
tracted meetings.
Mrs. Mary Deal Cascodan, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Rominger and little son,
Mrs. Mary Weiney Mrs. d. w. S. Hath
away. VIM. Taylor, Mrs. Ham and
daughter, Mrs. Meredith and Mrs
Gargos, the latter of Pulaski, left Tues
day for Quenemo, Kansas
Carl Burchett left Tuesday for Wi
chita, Kansas where he will visit
friends for a short time before con,
tinuing the trip to Prosser Washing.
ton, where he will remain indefinitely
with his uncle Jos. Burchett.
George Crabs of Illinois, who has
been visiting relatives in this county
during the past week, spent Thursday
at the home of Mrs. David Duffield.
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MOB SHOOTS NEGRO TO DEATH.
Sam Harris, Who Killed Wife ;
Planter Disposed Of.

Salem, Ala, Nov. 4 = Sam Harris, a
negro, was shot to death by mob of
citizens after Harris had killed his
wife at Planter Meadows with an axe
and badly wounded her daughter, in
order that he might rob the house.
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Exline.


Exline, Nov 6.-Mrs. William Nc
Farland died Saturday and was buried
Sunday at the Simmons cemetery
Mrs. Mcfarland had been great suf-
ferer for many years and death came
as happy release
Mrs. Lille Patrick and children
have returned to Centerville, after a
weeks visit at the home Of her broth
er. ]. w. Miller.
The Eureka school opened yester--
day with large attendance. Miss
Lucy Pueh has charge of the school,
Jacob Farnsworth expects to go to
Oklahoma the latter part of this week,
where he will spend tho winter
Charles Mcconnell and wife are re-,
joicing over the arrival of SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton McKeehan Wis
tied at the home of Pierce Mckeehan
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. McKeehan were
visitors at the VIM. Ruckman home
Sunday.
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Every great man is likely 10 have
a surplus or relatives
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Lebanon.

Lebanon, Nov. 6.-Mrs. Curtis Will
son and son, Vance, visited Mrs. Ora
Brown. of near Wlisonville. last week.
Frank Johnston of near Ottumwa
visited relatives and friends last week
Frank Campbell and sister, Mary
were in Milton on Thursday.
Miss Bonnie Lane spent Thursday
in Keosaquua.
J. G. Wilson was in Milton on Thurs
day on business.
Daniel Wilson was in Doud Station
Friday.
Miss Lena Fickel spent few days
with May Seamster Of Cheauest.
Mrs. Ira Brooks and Madge Nelson
of Edon visited friends here recently.
Ephraim Bell and wife of Milton
spent Sunday with Mrs. j. E. Guern.
sey.
Mrs. Ross Perkins and children re-
turned from ~. Zion Monday
Miss Clara and Arthur Wilson of
North Prairie spent Sunday with Glen
Wilson.
Aaron Sedore was in Eldon on Fri
day.
Miss Daisy Sherrick visited her sis.
ter, Maud, of Ottumwa, last week.
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Short Tales Concerning People You
Know.
THE VICINITY OF OTIUAWA IN BRIEF
Births, Deaths, Marriages, Movements
OF Your acquaintanees as chronicIed
py courier's Staff of Correspondents
Who Know Whereof They Speak.
Charlton.

Charlton, Nov 5.-Mr and Mrs
Giles Roberts, of Liberty Center, were
In the city yesterday for visit with
Mr.. Roberts mother, Mrs NJ e. Rob-
erts.
Mrs. Clark Written went down to
Russell yesterday morning for few
days visit with her brother-in-law, r..
Written.
Miss Amanda Westling returned to
her school duties near Norwood yes
terday.
Miss Ada Callerstrom, who has been
visiting with her sister. Mrs. ]. P.
Borg, has returned to her home in
Stanton.
Mrs. T. ]. Garland will entertain
the ladies of the Baptist Aid Society
Friday afternoon at her home in West
Charlton
Mrs. Livus Holt, of Norwood, was a
visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. G. e. Rocker, of Belinda, left
yesterday for Lincoln. Neb., where
she will spend the winter.
miss Susan Day. of Russell, was a
county seat visitor yesterday.
J. T. Crozier has on exhibition a
radish that weighs 20A pounds, is
two feet long and measures 81 inches
in circumference.
Ira Curtis made business trip to
Oakley yesterday
Chas. Hobson, of Ottumwa, spent
the day yesterday with his father, NJ.
Hobson.
Miss Name Lawson, who has been
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Shelton, departed yesterday fol
her home in Alton Junction.
l.. G.. McCracken, of Brush, Colo.
was business visitor in the city yes
terday,
Miss Minta Rowland has returned
from visit with relatives in Russell
Mrs. H. l.. Stone has returned from
visit i'll Des Moines with her Sons
Charlie and Oscar.
The Cedar Leaf club met at the
home of Mrs. Lille Swanson yester
day afternoon
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Cheuuest.

Chequest, Nov. ga. E. McCul-.
Tough, wife and daughter, Ora, visit
ed over Sunday with friends near
Stockport
Messrs. Joel and Geo. Hissem have
been employed to do the carpenter
work on an addition to the dwelling
of Sam Roush, near Pittsburg.
Mrs. Al Carter and family, who re-
Gently moved from Mystic to Douds,
spent day or two last week at the
parental G. w. Rambo home.
Captain James Elerick of Douds
spoke to a well filled house at North
English, on the political issues of the
day. last Wednesday night.
Messrs. Grover and Charles Shaffel
were callers near Pittsburg Sunday
evening.
DR.. Sheaves of Troy was business
caller in Chequest Monday.
George Rambo of Douds and Ray
Gates of Ottumwa passed through Che
quest last week enroute to Troy.
Messrs John Green and Dan Gilbert
of Leando were in Chequest on bust
ness last week
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Foster Nov. 6.-Miss Annie Price
of Willard, was visiting her cousins,
the Misses Mary, Lizzie and Magda-
line Price, over Sunday and returned
to her home Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs John Morgan,
Nov. 4, daughter.
James Cathey and family returned
from Nebraska Monday where they
moved one year ago. Mr.. Cathey says
Iowa is good enough for him
Miss Myrtle Jones is suffering from
inflammatory rheumatism.
Joseph Price has moved his family
from Benier. Mo-. to this place. Mr..
Price will work in the mines here.
VIM. Haywood moved his family to
Hooking last week.
Mrs. John Terry and daughter Ma.
bel. We're in Moravia Saturday doing
some shopping.
f. 3. Arnold OF Loyila. is a visitor
at the home Of his brother Granville,
two miles east OF town
Or. Powell Of Abba. was called In
consultation with DR. Smith OF Mora.
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Unicnvile, NOV. 6.-Rev. Clark
preached at the Liberty church last
Thursday night.
John Krider and wife, who have
been visiting in this vicinity for some
time, have returned to their home
near Bracewell
Van Weatherly and wife visited last
Monday at VIM. Morrisons.
Miss Jessie Moore closed a SUCCESS
full term of school at the Pleasant Hill
school house last Saturday and com
menced one at the Miller school house
the next Monday
Rev. Broils preached Saturday night,
Sunday and Sunday night at the Miller
church in the interests of the B. Y. P.
U.
Simpson Bailey has secured the con-
tract for running the switchboard at
Unionville for the coming year. He
will commence next Thursday.
w. X. Bishop of Centerville spent
Sunday night at this place
Miss Iva Miller commenced school
at Pleasant Hill last Monday.
Everett Moore. who is teaching
school at Centerville, came home last
Saturday.
John and Fred Harteen of Green
Valley attended church at Liberty last
Thursday night.