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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

@interen ltaar for 9gren % a11.
meIoer lint &ermelie poa forlfjelll9e
Moo0er, blauot an0et pe0 &puerie1
og rSolo=rps". S iau Senleenoe
bar &11ltr1lten lom ieopanligt gior1
en- prisoeroig @egpn0elie be6 al
inoifrGnfe &robuftioner1 for at bin-
Ore, at &riler1e if1lOe fal6e. Set CT
iimpelt ZEN en- Sol0sban0lmg men -
pbot ore po11 going to so about it?
Mogle faa &l1lboronar bar Set ome=
rifanife Tolfs &il1tertmrme / lin
@aano, % Sci moo bpie Zig eller
frpIe. Scr er intet 8alg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

Mmerifos ltuOerenOe l1ng0om ILL
ger JONI befjenbt inOe mes Ell BETH
oeligt SonO al &aobeo og lt6pn0ie-
beo, Ser giper Jig lt0ilag pao mango
forlfjellige Mao0er. men iier neo
Sc forlfjliige @atoiller, 2nreonjtol>
ter11es @lore og pn9re &losier regsl.
meslig leoere binon6en. Set goa:
ofte uligeligt groot til beo 6isja
aompe; Sc ooerpun6ne foor Ell Son.
feft, Ser bprer bjemnoe i 8plleper6e.
mem. og lom man minSit al alt lfnlDe
bente, at Minerpeignner bil6e benptte
Jig al. serlig bor @isccnlin stats=
uniperlitetats stu6enter uomarfet
Jig beo fine 8e6rifter poa bette Sm.
roooe. 6orboabenlig bliper Ser nj,
lat en- Chopper for bette l1npl en. 16et
nniperlitetetS &reit6ent for BEL TENT
1tJ til at tage ollie mntige Mioler
lin Sjeneite for at foo set uorp66et.
San bar forlangt bao0e 8oli1iets
Nrofesiorernes og S%tuoenternes
Sjglp til at faa etbbart 6orleg poa
at begeo ~So5ing" gr11noig ofitrnf.
fet, og nabnlig pil 8ortpisn1ng fra
lniperlitetet blipe brogt / Mnpeno,lil
iom Straf. seiofglgelig or It 5ru.
tolt Goerfal6 al en- Student paa Ell
onoen Stuoent life mere un0ifplbe.
ligt / 2obens 9ine ems e1 bbilfe:
iom Delft an6en 8gllebe6rift, n6fgrl
al EN- almtr6eltg Sramp, og bnr6e
1norene iltraffeS efs1ra boar6t, for6;
Sorgberen Tan oattages at 1tao poa e1
b6lere aom6eltgt Gton6punft en6 ser
GrofeSi1oneIle 8on0it.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

Ser 1tges mellem Mar og Sag life
ioa foo fornuftiae Or0 fra Mmerifas
SrGoifeltoie, ielo ON Set life alt16 er
6e bare 8ibeloro Ser to(es. On Gbi=
cogo &ralt, Sobn 80. 9riper ii
&eoples Gburcb, bebanole6e inale6es
ii6ite Spn0ag Spgrg5maalet ON Cir.
bei6er : Srgnniiationer og fremiatte
fplgetn6e Sanfer.
u@rbejOer Sr9aniiationerre gipr
bel / at bragg / Min6e, at v6air
&IaD" og &eifer0igbe6 en6nu life er
he6e. Ser er tire Sing, Iom Sc bur-
Sc buife:
y. st &e1genes Bro0uftionseb=
ne lige iao list lo6er fig tpinge 1om
Sapets Sberfia6e; Ser er @ranle, u0
ODER bpilfen b6iere 2gn og fortere
&rbei6sti6 life fun in6rpmmes n6en
at Sorre1ningen %p0e[eyges. @ar
orgoniieret Mrbej6e til &enligt at bra-
be @aolen, Ser logger Sc gpl6ne
g@g?
q. &riieu paa 2~eone6smioler,
8renoiel og @e6er iomt Susleien
tiger meo o%rganiieret Mrbeioe. 9e:,
oprefte Na6s at lebe er 6er, bbor
Mrbeioerne er met g%run6igt orgoni-
iereoe. og bbor. 2dn og Mrbeiostio
itaar | @isforbol6 til @eroien al set
u6fdrte @rbei0e. Mrbei6eren for1t=
retter baa6e Mrbej6sgiberen og beIe
Romnnen pe0 ut frem1binge uretfpr.
oiqe og ~nnafatrlige Briier poa 2ips-
forng6enbe6erne.
n. b. Sen uobne Dgr / Mrbej6Smar-
feoet moa bibeboIoes for etbber
Hsris. 90 Ban oil bliDe bibebol6t bbab
BET fao END foiter. &bis set MoaO
bliber hIgt, fem bisie 2e6ere gtber,
% uoipeioninqen al ioafaI6te vgsou
linton gnrflteoer fortiatts Sor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

@atiOnal : @jelben forminSfes.
Set moaneolige 0pgigr for geptem.
Der piier, at Sectional @inI6en bIiper
minore. &ois @asiebebolonineen
~fratraffes, ifploer gaatiotren $917,.
752:545, bptIfet ct 6 MilI. Collars
mi1tbre END be0 nngo1tgen al M,t.
quit: n6gifterne gienrem Sen for.
lgbne moaneo por $3s,43O,963;
.SSnotpgterte s$$44, 969s545.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

s Gents pr. prb. Selegpofad-
item ooer @togpap-Sacoma 2inien
bline 6 Gents pr. Drb. Sen ca
nootite &egierirrg giDer Iargt bilIige-
re Eierefte, % set babies at ben
onoerifonife 2inie bil neoIafe 8r,-
Ter nneo ] BET mroite | Gent pr.
0rb. ..s.as
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09
j. M. g. 81.
rs glars Sa1bilenn1.

u&riltelig SCREENING for unge
Wien6"b ar MI efsiiteret / &jebe11-
boDn / IS Mor, og Dagen bGep ferret
UNDER ltor &pitibeli9beo. Sorenin'
gems itolte 8pgning, Ben ur9Oe Borg"
/ @otberS ga6e, bar baa6e u%6ben6ig
og %inoDen0ig bebengt me6 @[om1ter>
CREME og 9annebrogsflag, %olmer %
onSre ite01egrg11ne &lonter par / rigt
Moal anben6te I'll 1oimDfninJ
naDn1ig af Seltiolen.
Ser iamle6es bena6 &I. 1 en- tal-
rig &re6s al Sorenin9ens Me6lem-
mer me6 en- Sci in6bu6ne Conner ng
&errer. blan6t bbi(fe iaoes o6Ifilltge
fien6te &relter fra 8p og 2on6.
&giti6eligbe6en inole6eoes me6 ct
H~relu6ium for Srfeitcr, bborefter
fglgen6e itemmingsfuIbe Gong al
s.. &1car6 blep afiungen al Soriam.
lingen:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

- De befloger Sem ODER Deres
Sober, og ban bar bog ofret belle fin
5ora11te for at betale 9ereg @ieIb.
So, 11etop 6erfor. &bab Son
ffd ieg$nn 1epe nfl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09
Nn0er Rej(en.
III fjerne 8i6rnom.
(u9et 1De 4arbuubrebe."

St re1ler 9let1nem GEORGE,
SEN nor6re Sci, sen lg6re,
ri tenfer UNDER @ejien
paa 6e forbtlte 8rgDre.
Sbi 2nnbet Ell bort eget,
ri refer moo Dor Sremti6; =
men he far intet 2on6 mer,
Sc REFER fra iin 6orti6.
Sort &iem me6 bore &iere
o5 1pier fra set 6jerne;
tbi Set, iom Ser ffal leoes
er &eiiens 9e6e-S tierne.
Sra 0eres 1tiger Sorgen,
iom Saoge Sen fig lnnfer,
Sen ilprer bpa6 6e fer pao,
ben mgrfner bboh Sc tenfer.
& lines glennem Sfoben
al 6e0relan6ets Monbe,
vi D9rer langs be6 5gen
fortelle ol!ebaon6e.
6or 6em CT @fogen Sinlon6s,
6en iuffer loort ufom Qater!"
og @aen er set ogfao>
ben Ter OPP, ioa 6e groater.
81 iober bele @otten,
oi boagner let ON @ierte;
Sc 6rpmmer om lin Bornbom
og poogner iao til @merte.
Den &ierligbe6, Dem be11ter.
/ oabne 8ro6erfobne,
Sen min6er bare Itgrre
ON 1eres, 6e mau lapne.
SIT Stem og @iemlono 1li6es
10 fra bem Bort moo 9lter!
Ser CT Ell Oct / BerDen,
lom logger eller trglter.
Goa ioor bliDer @ongen fremaS
og loarere bbert Min0e;
tbi Mo'ren FUN ct bortfgrt
lom &eiferens Glabin0e.
- 81 rei1te gjennem Morge
6en nor6re Sci sen ip6re,
ri tnnfte un1er &eiien
paa Sc forbilte 8rg6re.
@oa TOM ri op pan @6j6en
i @ne Mi6tlommers. Dogen,
tet be6 la0 Gugl og bentet,
og Sc, forflarie Sogen.
rs &oobets 2ltft ri Ieper,
ioa iterf iom 6iel0ets ege11.
Nanr 5olen imelter Sneert,
ie. ga bsgDn6er 2egen!
geoor Soften, bon er borte,
iaa er bi otter biemme,
og CLIENT er &ejieti6en
be6 f6rite 8nrne.S temme."
- Ma, 8rg6re b6r poo &9iter
fra 2ioets &gifieI6s= @i66er!
Ser be6 Sc mer ems fan, iom
poa G5orens Srone 1t66er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

Entered at the Post Office at St. Paul,
Minn., as second class mail-matter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

Ser paier Stag fra 8orgetin6,
og &loffer ringe Soften inc
no ODER @to6 og @en9e;
BET bugrer al September rugt,
os &ornet er bag 2oear lift
og itablet bGit paa 5tnnge =
Sill Sig! fill Sig: y
gu iom itrde6e 6ratgt og @rp6e,
ligne6 Se6en,
@erre, Saf for &qiti6sgle6en!
= Set tDnbes ipart / 2epets Dragt,
og ober tuiin6 Sarpers @ragt
BEN flare &pltluf ipeber;
og flor iom SEN ct Min6ets CONS,
BET binder Jig en- broget @rons,
mems Set bemo6ig beper:
Silgio! Gilgip!
alt bet meget oi bar ipeget
og lagt g0e!
Serre, glenn Dor lng6omsbrg6e!
6oreningens 6ormon6 8ongert
gob itore Sref EN- Oberftgt oper
Sorerim9ens Siltorie / Sc ipurr6ne
% Mor og n6talte berunber bl. a.:
Set floor for o. ser / fin Si6 ban.
neoe 6oreningen, iom en- 9r6m. at
ri ct naoe6e 1oa blot / SET. for1e
Spanb al SID, 1om Is @ar BOG Dir.
felig er; nuen ipbrges ser ON @run.
6en bertil, npon Gbaret blipe bette:
Ser blep life bDgget paa @ennei ter.
San minbes ber npe6 Taf 6orenin.
genS fgrlte Sormono, 6en ienere SCI.
1fop 5cbonsboe, ser me6 prafttIf
8lif 1ebe6e Soreningen in6 / set ria.
tige @por. Otter Sc fgrite Mors imoa
Sorbolo begDn6te Goreningen / 1855
at fg(e Srang til at lette @ingerme cg
tog H%noerbtsring og @pmnoitf op
blon0t oe @o6er, Sen tilbgo Me6.
lemnperne. @amtioig begpn6te man
at bragg Sc nDfonfirmere6e til iii
be6 at itifte en- Mf6eling for unge
Mloeren 14-17 Mar. @f 6enne li6.
Ite @ren al &irflombe6en far mon !
MoreneS 2eb facet megen 6orngjel1ss,
og oenne @f0eling ct mt en- al De
Iterlt Ser ftn6es. @eo iamme Sis
%bagpnote ma11 ogiaa at foo Tiliolec
r1r1ot I @pen> 1igeiom Set fgrlte Of.
fenlige Mg0e om Sagen bol6tes, o.
man aabne0e lomti0ig mes, at moi,
leleoe 6oren1ngens fdrite 9eiligbe6 /
6iolitre6e, ct Mrbei6e blon6t @oger-
ne og @ol6aterne. Me6ens Sen fgr-
tie @irfiombe0 mart fa!6t Bort, bor
man bopt megen @lebe'of Sen lioite.
Jor Si6en er ser laole0es 1.50O Col.
ooter, ser UNDER 6eres Militprtiene.
lte opbebarer 6eres sri / s.. S. II. 30.
Ser benlgttes 1n al Solooter ca.
$4,000 &r. oarlig i Toreningeng
@osie til ienere @ebning. Stunt
meme / 6iolitre6e blep mort for
fnoppe, og / @er@eragaoe 26 feie6e
man EN- 10 @ereliers 2ejligbeo, men
oglaa Der bleD man fl1n fort, i6et
man / Maret 1900 fit set len9e noe.
reoe 9ni6e ONT EN- egen 8pgning op-
fglot. Man 0riite6e Jig 6a til at fig.
be oen gomle @jeltgibergoaro uEre
&ro1er" og forlfjellige for 8pen be.
lfnmmen6e 8Dgni1uger for Sen lpint-
len0e Gum al 225>000 &r.. % fit
be6 9obe @enners &inlp reilt Sen ber.
1ige 8pgning, bpor Soreniu1gen MI
bat tit Stem. Sen far n1 16-
LOO Me0lemnper; bor ct 8ibliotbef
poa 1000 8ino og en- ltng0omsfor.
ening, ser er Den itbr1te / @er6en.
5pnoag Nften er ser lebenoe / 8Dg.
ningen fra &ieloer til &biit og loa
mango Soloater> at man nappe fon
trGffe 8eiret.
@lan6t Sc @o6er, 6oreningen p6er
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-23
NORMAL TO BEGIN.
ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR AN
NUAL INSTITUTE AT BLOOM
FIELD.
County Superintendent Anna Duffield
Announces 1t -MliIl Begin-sAueust IL
and Continue TIL August 81 - In
structors Have Been Secured.


Bloomfield July 22.-According to the an
nouncement just made by County Super
intendent Anna l.. Duffield, the Davis
county normal institute will begin August
II and continue to August %. The in
structors are as follows, together with
the subjects which each will present.. Wal
ter s. Ahearn of Des Moines, grammar,
physiology, didactics; C. w. Ramseyer,
Bloomfield history, civics, literature,
photography; A. T. Downey, Bloomfield,
arithmetic, algebra, physics; Carrie Van
Glider, Oskaloosa, primary methods, read
ing; Carrie Davies Bloomfield, music.
Bloomfield Notes.
Elva Baughman, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Baughman, who reside near
Pulaski is seriously i'll and it is thought
she cannot recover.
called meeting of Franklin lodge, No.
IA, A. f. and A. NJ, was held Monday
night at which time B. Loeb was made a
Master Mason.
Amos b. Collins of Fox River township,
was business caller Tuesday in Bloom
field.
Morgan Dabney of Mark made business
trip to this city Tuesday.
w. Il. Parker of Wyacondah township,
transacted business Tuesday in Bloom
field
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-23
CROP BULLETIN
Favorable Weather Will Save the Corn
Crop This Year.

A bulletin has been issued by the
Climate and Crop Service of the Unit
ed States department OF agriculture
which gives q review oil the crop con-
ditions during the past week. The bull
letin states that only extremely favor
able weather will mature the belted
portion OF the corn crop. The bulletin
is as follows:
1.-THE past week afforded four or five
days Of fine weather for haymaking
and harvesting small grain and the
time was well improved. n large
amount of we'll cured hay has been
put into stacks and barns, and the
quality of the crop is generally up to
the average The showers of July II
and is were timely and very beneficial
except in limited areas in the north
ern and eastern districts where damage
resulted from heav! downpours. In the
southern districts the showers were
generally light, and in some places the
surface is becoming dry and hard. The
general condition of the corn crop ap-
pears to be steadily improving though
the temperature for the week was
slightly normal. A survey of the
fields will show unusual variation in
size and appearance of the corn plant
ranging from twelve inches to the nor
NAL tasseling height, and it is evident
that extremely favorable weather will
be required to bring the beiated por-
ton of the crop to maturity.
Spring wheat and oats are affect
ed by rust, especially the late seed
ed portions and the quality of the
grain will be somewhat impaired. The
barley harvest is well advanced and
early seeded wheat and oats are in
shock Reports indicate that the early
potato crop is below expectations be-
ing affected by blight and rot. The APP
pie crop seems to be holding its own,
and the yield of early fruit is. good.''
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-23

old and highly respected citizen, who died
Friday morning, took place Sunday at II
| o'clock at Sherman Chapel. The large
concourse of friends present showed the
| high esteem in which she was held. The
service was conducted by her pastor. The
heart of the whole community goes out
| in sympathy for the bereayed ones.
| Mrs Isaiah Ware is visiting near Sher-
man Chapel with her daughter, Mrs. c.
| ID. Rhine
Mrs. Mary McCarty and daughters, Lena
aud Hazel of Ottumwa, are spending a
few days with friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Mamie o'Neal of Seymour, who
mother, Mrs r. II. Burns, returned home
| last week.
| Mrs. p. H. Burns, WHO has been very i'll,
is reported better.
| ]. II. Bolivar and brother Henry shipped
| n car load Of cattle to Floris one day last
| week.
Misses Nora and Nellie Wishard of near
Bloomfield. spent Tuesday with Misses
| Hattie and Ora Thompson.
! Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Miller are visiting
with Bloomfield friends today.
| Miss Irene Mccormick visited with rela-
| tives and friends at Drakeville Saturday
and Sunday.
and Albert Mum and family of Drakeville
| spent Sunday at the David Mum home
| near Sherman Chapel
| Miss Viola Tomey of Bloomfield was
the guest Sunday of Mrs. Ed Myra Nor
ris and granddaughter, Orpha.
| Alva Loosa of Moniton spent Sunday
with Belknap friends.
| Miss Ora Thompson was i'll few days
| last week.
Miss Mabel Middleton has been suffering
| from tonsilitis
Miss Matte Smick of Decatur, ILL.,, is
visiting here with her uncle, Samuel
Smick.
| Marion Galpin and wife of Drakeville,
| visited with friends at this place last
| week.
| Thomas Riley spent Sunday at Coates
vile with relatives
Mrs. Eliza Middleton spent Sunday with
| friends at Bloomfield.
Mrs. Amanda Lester expects to leave
this week for Kansas City. called there
| by the illness of her nephew, Oscar
Rown. who has been suffering from APP
pendicitis.
1 Misses Eva and June Lockman. Corlie
| Rankin and Edith ell We're the guests
| at luncheon Sunday of Mrs. Chloe Har-
! riS.
| Miss Jennie Bolivar spent the latter part
of the week at Bloomfield with her sister,
Mrs. Will Banded.
Miss Hattie Thompson was agreeably
surprised Tuesday evening, July 16, by n
number of young people, the occasion be-
| ing her nineteenth birthday anniversary.
Those present We're: Misses Nora and
I Nellie Wishard. Ora Johnston. Iva and
/ Iowa Duke. Eva Vest, Nellie Turner and
| Olive Jennings: Messrs. Serene Jenkins.
Clarence and Charley :, lshard, Clay Vest,
| Osa Heberer, Elliott Bachman. Boone Me-
Cormick, Rual Turner. Jay Chance, How
ard and George Johnston and Charley
Tomlin.
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prakeviIle.

Drakeyille July 23.-h--er Reagan held
services both Morning and evening at the
Christian church, Sunday, July 10.
John Dodge, Jr., one OF the surveyors
on the cutoff and who is working near
Unionville, Mo-, is here for a short visit
with his sister, Mrs. Harry Truitt. His
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Dodge of
Bloomfield. and his sister Sadie came in
Saturday night and visited with them I'M
til after dinner Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Truitt took dinner with them also.
Rev. w. S. Gardener of the Methodist
Episcopal church, preached at Moulton on
his way home from Keosau1ua, where he
had been attending district conference.
He spent very pleasant afternoon at
Eli Truths Thursday. He was accom-
penied by Rev. w. B. Ireland,
Ike Reedler and family, living about
two miles east of town, spent Sunday with
Jas. Mccormick.
Wilbur Stevens of Bloomfield, spent
Saturday night with Chas. Wilson, east
of town.
Mrs Mamie Brown and her little daugh-
ter are at Paris Station, with her sister,
Mrs. Rothenstlen. They are putting up
blackberries
Will NJ Truitt, who is engaged with
Vim. Treain in putting up county bridges.
got off from the bridge work this week
and is helping his father put up his
| hay ST 10
Mrs. Tom Mccloskey, who was taken
suddenly i'll on childrens day. is able to
be out again. N
Mrs. Sayles, who has been suffering with
an attack of pneumonia, is slowly recov-
| ering.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-23
Sunnyside.

Sunnyside, June 22.-rhe harvesting is
about completed in this section. Wheat
and oats are good and timothy and clover
splendid.
Misses Flora and Lily Howorth returned
home Saturday from Denver. Colo, where
they havel been for the past ten days.
Mrs. Belle Kimball. Mrs. Angie Aams,
and Miss Ruby Ad9ms and Miss Bernice
Leeks were Sunny side visitors last Thurs
day.
Herbert Evans celebrated his twenty
first birthday anniversary by entertaining
his young friends at IAN ice cream social.
All report good time and Join in wish
Mrs, b. RI. Sisson Mas caller at Engle-
wood Wednesday. ''23s sst
Miss Ruby Adams Of asceold, is visiting
with her brother. Marshall Adams
Misses Inez and EVA Sisson spent Sun
day at the Yates home.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-23
Anador.

Amador, July 22.-A pretty home we'd
ding occurred at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and nrs. Bachman. on sun
day at p. m. when their daughter, Bertha
was united in marriage to DR.. Lot Han
Ing. The ceremony was a quiet one, only
near relatives being present. The bride
wore a lovely gown of cream silk null
with full train, and she looked charming
After congratulations an elegant wedding
supper was served.
Edith Connell has been quite sick for the
past week.
John Schwartz was in town Saturday
Willie Proctor has been working on the
Wilkins farm
c. w. Orwell was town last satur-
day.
Mrs. f. l.. Baker was called to Kansas
last week by the death of her mother, Mrs.
Harry Wellman.
Bert Wilkinson wassin ottuuiwa satur-
l'day. ~
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Concord.

Concord. July 23.-J. w. selix has been
at work the past week for II. T. Abe
Rev. Smith filled his regular appoint
ment at the Miller church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Several of the young people of this
vicinity attended the basket meeting ut
Ash Grove Sunday.
Those in attendance at the dance at Lon
Waters last Saturday night report. plea
SAINT time.
John Huber arrived in this vicinity the
first of the work to begin work ON new
house for F.. a, Swain.
Edgar Simmons and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of baby girl at their
home.
Miss Carrie Moore of Moulton has been
visiting in this vicinity for short time.
Samuel Hudens ana family visited last
Sunday mt the Emmett Jones home.
The ice cream suppers at w. c. Miler's
andj George Clancys last Saturday night
We're well attended,
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Bidweli.

Bidwell, July 22-Friday afternoon just
after the rain, while 7. Lathrop. one of
the pioneer citizens of .nis vicinity, was
returning home from Thos. Kerrs, TIL
horse which he was riding slipped and fell
with great force on his right foot, break
ing three bones and dislocating the other
two. DR.. c. N. Udell of Blakesburg, was
hastily summoned and rendered the neces-
sary medical aid.
Geo. Hatch and family, Mrs John Nc
Coy and son Starkey and daughter Carrie,
and the Misses Anna and Sadie Knox, all
of High Point, We're pleasantly enter
tanned Sunday at the Mrs. c. o. Potter
home.
Mrs. Mary Chisman spent Sunday at the
home of her mothers. Mrs. Margaret
Dickson, near Miller Ridge
Mrs. w. p. and Mrs. w. A. Van Eos
sen of High Point made a brief visit at
the Omer Johnston home Sunday.
Newton Shields and family of Amador,
visited Sunday at the ii. 7. Lathrop
home.
The platform dance near the Bear
Creek mines was quite well attended Sat
urday evening
]. B. Mowrey Of Ottumwa was in Bid.
well Friday on business.
Frank Darner of Ottumwa was bust
ness visitor in this vicinity last week.
James Fuller of South Ottumwa. was
business caller in this vicinity Thurs
day.
Miss Cora Dewey of ottumwa stopped
off between trains Wednesday and made
few hours visit at the p. r. Brooks
residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Huffman of Ottum.
wa, visited relatives in this vicinity last
week.
Ruesaw Brooks and family were pleas
antly entertained at the Dim Baker home,
near Munterville, Sunday.
Messrs. and Mestlames Newton John.
ston, William Washington and Geo. Bow.
en- of Chillicothe, were Sabbath visitors
at the Geo. Johnston home.
Frank Earhart of ;Lovilia was in this
community Monday.
The picnic Sunday in the Munterville
vicinity was well attended by Bidwell
young people.
Mrs. f. E. Perry is in poor health.
Henry Brooks of South Ottumwa. was
Sunday guest at the Harvey Mart's
home.
Mrs. Bridget Glentzer is visiting hel
sons in Hiteman.
Wilson Byron was Milwaukee passen
ger for Ottumwa Saturday evening
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Olive Branch,

Olive Branch, July 23.7Mrs, Creasey
and daughter Miss Amy, were shopping
at Selma Tuesday.
Zadok and Roy Haney entertained few
of their friends Saturday evening with
a very pretty display of fireworks.
Martin Lutte and wife started Wednes-
day on their westward journey for the
benefit of Mrs. Lute's health.
Mrs Il. l.. Davis and children visited
with Eldon friends the first of the week.
Mabel Ogibee is in very poor health
Miss Lena Kunzman is staying with her
brother Fred.
Mrs. p. NJ. Perry was caller Monday
at the Hicks home
Miss Amy Creasey attended church Sun
day evening at White Elm.
Earl Hem was caller here Sunday.
Bernard seitz is working Tor Jacob
Schlotter.
Jacob schlotter and family were visit
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Floris.

Florls, July 23.--W. l.. Evans of Mon
terey is spending a few days with Floris
friends.
Mrs. j. M. Peden and sons Arthur and
Harold visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Mcconnell of Belknap Tuesday.
Mrs. Ben Ryan and daughters Rena and
Golden spent Sunday in Floris.
Mrs Younken and son Floyd of Yates
Center. Kan. We're called to the bedside
OF Mrs. Younken's mothers, who is quite
sick.
Bloomfield visitors Tuesday
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YOUNG COUPLE WEEDS.
Miss Bessie Whltmore and A. M. kran'
err Married Sunday Evening.

Fairfield, July 22.-(SpeciaD AT the
home of the brides parents, five miles
northeast of Batavia, occurred the mar
riage of Miss Bessie Whitmore and
A. Mohr Kramer last Sunday evening.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
more was form erly a school teacher,
having filled position in the public
schools of Batavia last year. Mr..
Kramer is farmer and stock raiser
and expects to go to his farm in Mime
sofa during the coming month. He
will be joined in September by his
wife. The many friends of the young
people join in extending their most
hearty congratulations.
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Pleasant Hill.

Pleasant Hill, July 23.z-G. schlotter and
wife visited Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs j. Il. Loonlis.
Ellis Leftover and his mother spent Sun
day at the j. f. Loomis home
Jacob Schlotter and wife were Eldon
callers Saturday.
Morton Lutte and wife leave this week
for Minnesota.
Farmers are getting pretty well along
with their haying. The crop is good.
Charley Gilbert and family expect to
start for Minnesota this week in view of
locating there.