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GINTR WINS
Takes All Three Heats in 2:O9
Race at State Fair.

The closing races of the state fair were
fully as interesting as any of the pre-
ceding days. The programme was carried
out in its entirety.
Larrie Ginter proved quite surprise in
the 2;O9 pace. Had books been made
on the race he would undoubtedly have
been the ''long shot" Larrie took the
three heats.
Miss Adrian had everything her way
In the 2:26 trot. winning the three heats
quite easily.
The last heat of the pace was marred
by an accident on the back stretch. Red
Strath and AK came together. and the
sulkies overturned. The drivers were TAT
injured
Summaries:
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East sIoux cItu EIremer

SIOUX CITY. Iowa. Sept 5.-Corbett
and Sullivan, Sioux City fire team, broke
all records at the 'nterstate fair today,
covering half mis- running start, lay
ing $50 feet of hose, breaking and at
taching nozzle ready to throw water in
1:10A. Col. w. Walker, of Coldwater,
Mich, acted as timekeeper.
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wrappIna up the shsmrocks.

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-Sir Thomas Lip
tons two racing yachts Shamrock /. and
day. The work of preparing them for the
trip home was not fully under way. Sham
rock III still carried her racing mast, but
her jury mast was lying on the wharf
ready to be steppeH.
The crew of the defeated challenger are
expected to sail Tor home about Sept. 16.
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two-base hits. Tannehill, Flick; sacrifice
hit, Magoon; stolen bases, Lajoie, Thoney;
bases on balls, off Patterson 3, off Killian
2; time. lis; umpire. Sheridan.
Rain Spells Senator'S Chance.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-New York won
the first game of the double-header sched-
uled for today and rain stopped the Sec
ond at the end of the third Score:
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RECEPTION Tor Sir Thomas.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-The Earl Of
Shaftesbury, commodore of the Royal VI
of the Royal Ulster Yacht club, and Sir
Thomas Upton will be the guests of
honor at public reception at the CLUB
house of the New York Yacht club Thurs
day evening.
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Two-base hits, McAllister, Carr; home
run, Crawford; sacrifice hits, Lush, Craw-
ford, Skopec; base on balls, off Sudhoff 8,
skopec 4; left on bases, st. Louis 10, De-
troit z; time, 1885; umpire, O'Loughlin.
sox Win In the Eighth.
CHICAGO, Sept 5.-Hits by Callahan
and Tannehill. coupled with bad errors
by Killian and Hickman. gave Chicago the
two runs necessary to defeat Cleveland
today. Killian, recently acquired from
Rockford, proved fully as effective as Pat
terSon. Attendance 8 800 Saore.
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Sergeant Mortimer Wins Prize

OTTAWA, Ontario, Sept 5-Sergeant
Mortimer, Tenth Royal Grenadiers' To-
ronto, has won the governor generals
prize, the blue ribbon of the Dominion an
nual rifle association here, with a score
of 1877. out of possible 2iO,
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Left on bases, New York 6, Washington
8; twe-base hits, Williams, Mcfarland,
Wolfe, Coughlini three-base hits, Keller,
bases. Camel. Elberfeld. Davis, Beville.
Ryan, Robinson; double plays, Williams to
EIberfeld to Camel 2; sacrifice hits, Con-
roy, Davis; first on balls, OFF Wolfe 8, off
Dunkle L; struck out, by5JWolfe 2, by
Dunkle /; hit by pitched ball. by DunIle
1; wild pitch, by Wolfe 1; time. 1875; UNI
pire, Connolly; attendance. 1900.
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First base on errors. New York I,
Brooklyn l.; left on bases. New York
out, by Mathewson 5; sacrifice nit. Lau-
der; stolen base, Mertes; umpire, Hurst;
time. ITO; attendance 1000.
Score Tied When Rain Starts.
BOSTON, Mass, Sept. 5.-Todav,s
proposed double-header was stopped at
the end OF the sixth inning of the first
game on account of rain. with the score
q tie Score:
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Medal Match Play
Handicap. Handicap.
EnuIish champIon Canine

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Sept. "a
gable dispatch was received today from
Jabez White. champion lightweight of
semitic club for match with Jimmy
Britt, to take place in San Francisco in
November =
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Mlnot torPiay at saltwater,

Special to The Globe.
SALTWATER, Mimi, Sept 5.-The
Minot IN. ID baseball team will be here
tomorrow and Monday to play with the
Joseph Wolf company team. Dollar will
pitch one of the games for the Volts and
Booth win pitch the other.
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Frankie Nell Defeats De courcey.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Sept 5.-Frankie
Neil of San Francisco champion bantam
weight pugilist of the world, defeated
Billy De Courcey, Of Los Angeles, in fif-
teen rounds.
Neil was the aggressor at all times,
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FIanaaanElRafsea Record.

NEW YORK. Sept 5.--John r. Flana-
gan, of the greaterssNew York irish Atil-
letic association. has raised the worlds
record. held by himself for throwing the
fifty pound weight The new mark is
Sc feet II inches, u " inches over the old
one.
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Batted for Winham in eighth. .tBatt

Batted for Winham in eighth *sBatted
for Hahn in ninth.
Two-base hit, Wagner; three base hits,
Wagner, Bransfield; sacrifice hit, Corcor-
an; stolen bases, Beaumont, Leach, Wag-
ner, Seymour; double play Corcoran to
Beckley; first on balls, off Winham g. off
hahn l; struck out by Winham q by
Hahn 2; wild pitch, Winham; time, 2:20;
umpire, tombstone,
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-CaIIed account of darkness.
Two-base. hits CristaIl Hart, Odwell,
Rrashear, Sullivan; home run, Odwen;
double plays, Kleinow to Owens to
Schaub; bases on balls, off Walker 8, off
Bohannon 4; struck out, by Walker 8, by
Bohannon 6; time, 1885; umpire, Haskell.
One Hit Game for NewIIn.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Sept. 5.-Indian-
apolis took two games from Columbus to-
day The first game was played by the
home team with more vim than has been
seen on the diamond for some time The
second game was a shutout on both sides
until the ninth inning. Scores:
First Game
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PLANNED Defeats Manawa-

Special to The Globe.
PLAINFIELD, Wis, Sept 5.-Manawa
played Plainfield here today, the score
being to 0 in favor of Plain6eld
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MUNRoE WILING TO FIGHT.
Butte Miner Wires JeffrIes an Acceptance
of His CHALLENGE

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Jack Munroe an
nounced today that he had telegraphed to
James j. Jeffries an acceptance of his
ship at Los Angeles on Oct. 16.
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Giants Win Short car,e

defeated Brooklyn intoday's game. which
was. called on account of rain when the
local team had one man out in the latter
half OF the sixth, so that the score re-
verted to the completed Eve innings.
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the result Score:
Philadelphia ii 0 o o Q o.

Came called on account Of darkness.
Two-base hits, O'Brien, Stahl; three
Seybold; home run, O'Brien; stolen bases.
Dougherty, O'Brien, Parent; double play,
Parent to Ferris to Lachancei first base on
pals on- h on Coa aaI l; stru ;i6
pitch, Coakley; time. 1:2S; umpire, Has
sett; attendance, 1884.
Tigers. Win at ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 5.-Detroit won
the opening game of the series this after
noon with ease. Attendance, 1900.
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IdlieS SCOreu, Dy klrK 2 minutes; Hen
dren, minutes; Quinn, minutes: Ker-
yin, 8 minutes; Whyte, minutes; FL
minutes; Kirk. minutes; Quinn. 1 min
ute. Third quarter. Kirk, 1 minute; Kirk
3 minutes; Quinn, minute; Quinn, 4 min
utes; Whyte, minutes; Whyte, " min
ute Last quarter, Brown, 2 minutes:
Kirk, s minutes; Brown minutes; Cas-.
sidy, 2 minutes. Score: Winnipeg, IL; ST.
Paul 8
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TOURNAMENT is POSTPONED.
Women VIII Not Play on Town and coun
try Club Links Until "Wednesday

The women's golf tournament scheduled
links has been postponed to Wednesday.
There are sixteen entries from the two
cities. The pairs and handicaps are as
follows:
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HEDGES BREAKS AL RECORDS.
Cleveland Man Makes Fast Time at Au-
ton1obile Races

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Sept. 5.-Before
5000 persons the automobile races on the
Chenille track We're brought to q close
today.
In the fve-mile electric race E. w.
Gilbert's machine Swerved across the
track causing the machine driven by D.
Chisholm to run into number of people
standing by the side of the track. No
one was injured.
J. T. Hedges. of Cleveland, broke all
records for steam cars from one to ten
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The Only Race Problem.

de only race problem whar 1 CONT
FUN" said Brother Dickey, lis in desi
trifiin' niggers keepin' ten yards ahead q
de sheriff! '-Florida Times-U Union.
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Columbus :...0 Q Q Q Q q
Bases on balls. off Ford /. off Berger 5;
pitch. Ford; hit by pitcher, Clingman-
Coulter; two-base hits, Heydon, Gleason:
three-base hits, Heydon, Ford; double
play, Smith to Turner; stolen bases
Hogriever, Marcan; left on bases Indian
apolis 5. Columbus 3; umpire Cunning
ham; time, 1:45; attendance, 1900.
Second Game
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THE WORLD OF SPORT !
VII Wills VIE: :; ;; 5 5::9a !; :.
Chicago .....0 / 0 o o o o "a
st. Louis. ...1 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 1-2

Left on bases, Chicago z, st. Louis 4;
two-base hit Brain; three-base hit,
Smoot; home run, Tinker; sacrifice hit,
Brain; stolen bases, Killing. Dunleavy;
double play, Williams to Evers; struck
out, by Wicker 2, by Brown 8; bases on
balls, off Wicker 1, off Brown 4; time,
1885, umpire Emsle.
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in the afternoon with Travis 4 UP.
The first two holes were halved and a
long put gave Travis the next. Byers
took the fifth in four, outclassing
Travis this time in reaching the green.
-Four holes were then halved, leaving
Travis still up in the ninth green of
the second round. Byers showed weak
ness in putting on the eighth and ninth
greens, in each case missing puts of
from three to four feet, respectively, to
within the hole.
By driving out of bounds on the
eighth tee and then going into the
sand bunker on his second, Travis gave
Byers a grand chance, but, by weak
putting, Byers failed to accept the adj
vantage. Travis won the tenth hole in
four from a twelve-foot put, but Byers
got the eleventh hole by laying Travis
stynlie. Accurate approaching gave
Travis the twelfth hole. returning him
to his lead by 5. He played steadily
on the next two holes and they were
halved, bringing the game to a close on
the fourteenth green in the afternoon
round. The cards for the latter half
were:
Travis
Out ..............4 1855 $40
In Ls9"... "A 4 4 As -21-61
Byers- aeA
Odd
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+9Batted for Coughlin in ninth.
SSchriver out on bunt strikes.
Two-base hits, Owens, Hart 2, Ker-
win, Schriver; home runs, Cristall.
Schriver; bases on balls, off Coughlin 2;
struck out, by Coughlin 2, by Walker 6;
left on bases, Toledo l. Louisville 8:
double plays. Owens to Childs to Turner.
Schaub to Owens to Resling; time, 1870;
umpire, Haskell; attendance, 900.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Detroit, Z; st. Louis, 8.
Chicago, 2; Cleveland. 1.
New York, 10: Washington, 3.
Boston, IL; Philadelphia, /.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. Sept. 6.-Kansas
day. Score:
First Game Ri
kan Sas.S CITY. g
Nichols and Messitt; Howie and Nc
Second Came R.H.E
st. Joseph 30 Q o o o Q 0 % ?
Milton and Messitt; Chinn and McCon-
NELL
DENVER. Col. Sept. 6,-Today's game
this season. Score:
Denver .....1104 80 Is 5
Col Springs. % 0 o o o o 8 O-5 To- Z
Whitridge and Schlei; McNeely and
.Doran. -
DEs MOTIVES. To-. Sept 6.-Des Moines
lost two games to Omaha this afternoon
through In ability to bat. Scores:
First Game R.H E.
Des .Moines 80 0 o 0 0 0 0 i oil i
Cushman and ID, Foil: Sanders and ND eond4
Second Game R.HE.
Des Moines 80 100000 oN Z
Omaha ,.........0 0 0 0 0 "a 8 8
Harvey and Foil; Miller and Gonding.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Sept. 5.-Milwau-
kee outbatted Peoria .oday and won
easily Cockman was knocked unconscious
in sliding home and when he tried. to
continue in the game fell at his position
at third. His injury is not serious. Score:
Milwaukee ..3o oos 5000 SO 10
Peoria .........O 2 o o o o o o %
Kent and Lucia; Fried and Wilson
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coakIey is Runnped Hard.

BOSTON, Mass, Sept 5.-Coakley was
easy Tor Boston today. Rain fell through
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NORTHERN LEAGUE.

WINNIPEG, Man, Sept. 5-Winnipeg
had Fargo shutout today up to the sixth
inning. In that inning errors and hits en-
abled the visitors to score four runs. but
BemisS settled down after that and the
home team won. The game was interest
Ing, but Lynch for Fargo was hit hard
anderson, of Winnipeg, made four hits.
The score:
RHE.
Winnipeg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. u S
Fargo ......... ............5 6 8
Winnipeg, Bemiss and Rogers; Fargo,
Lynch and Bonthron.
The season closes Tuesday with
Crookston, that team playing two games
Monday, Labor day.
SUPERIOR, Wis, Sept. 5.-A wild
throw by Cassiboine. in the eighth start
ed the work that let, in the winning run
to-, today ia, 1t was good game. with the
pitchers on their mettle. Score: s-s15sss
Superior 100 1 20 O. 0 %
Crookston ....1 o 0 o 2 0 0 les
Batteries, Hule and Howard, Freeman
and Edwards.
Special to The Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi, Sept. 5.-Grand Forks
punched four hits in the eighth inning of
today's game and at one fell swoop wiped
out the lead which had been accumulated
by the Duluth team. Shaw had much
the better, for Duluth, of the pitching
argument up to the eighth, allowing only
one hit in the preceding innings. The
score:
R.H.E.
Duluth .:......o 2 oil 0 0 "a 2
Grand Forks 10 / 0. 0-0 O O 4. O-5 s
Batteries-Shaw and Crippen; Cox and
Brown.
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SAINTS RETURN TO
CLOSE SEASON HERE
Baseball Year in St. Paul Will
End With This at Home
Series.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Indianapolis, 5; Columbus, 1.
Indianapolis, 1 Columbus, 0.
Louisville. 4; Toledo, l.
Louisville, 8; Toledo, 2.
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TRAVIS AGAIN WINS
sftsS
GOLF CHAMP IONSHIP
Veteran Champion Receivers
Title Taken From Him by
Eben Byers.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-For the third
time Walter J. Travis, representing the
Garden City Golf club, has won the
amateur golf championship of the
United States. He won his third vic
tory today in the final thirty-six hole
round of the national tournament on
the links of the Nassau County CLUB,
5 up and to play.
Eben M. Byers, of the Allegheny
County club, of Pittsburg, was the run
ner up. Byers was also the runner up
last year, being beaten by Louis N.
James, of Chicago, who was defeated
in the first round of the present tour
nament.
Byers beat Travis in last years
championship by one hole, but the vet
eran champion of two preceding years
had his revenge today. Travis played
superior golf, and while from the tees
honors were about even, Travis was
far ahead Of Byers in approaching and
putting. He approached with machine
like accuracy and the sureness of his
putting at from three to ten feet was
q
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Pittsburg, 7; Cincinnati, 6.
Boston, 6; Philadelphia, s.
New York, 3; Brooklyn, /.
Chicago, 3; st. Louis, 2.
Chicago, 6; st. Louis, 4.
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1OUIIotIU WON IIle TWO heats and the race
IN the one-mile running race George II.
ketcham took second money, with Eleven
Bells third. Both heats were run in
A five-eights of mile special race was
In the form of a benefit for Jockey
WEIGH. who was injured Monday. Farmer
Brown Won. with Marble Rock second and
Hattie Davis third. Time, I'LL The purse
jockey. = -
Assassin won the one and three-eighths
Of a mile hurdle race in easy style. SuaVe
was second and Lord Crimson third. Time,
Elijah, owned by P J. Alexander, of ST.
Paul, trotted an exhibition mile In 2:17
A locomobile automobile, owned by
Winston and Walker, of Minneapolis,
driven by Townsend, went five-mile
trial in S:33
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Woolson.

Woolson, Jan. 2S-Mrs. Hagen of
Ottumwa, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
R. w. Shelley, for few days.
Fred Fringle of Colorado Springs,
attended church at Woolson Sunday
night in company with Eli Jones OF
Richland.
Mrs. William Quakenbush is report
ed better.
Miss May Mcfarland contemplates
a trip to Burlington soon.
Miss Vera Hoskins is not improving
as fast as her friends would like to
see her. They have given up their
trip to the west.
On last Saturday night occurred the
death of Aunt Mary Pickard, who was
injured by fall recently She was a
pioneer settler of jefferson county,
and in her sirlhood day used to make
the trip on horseback to the Salem
quarterly meeting of the Friends
church, of which church she was a
faithful member. She was the mother
of eight children and was 81 years
old.
Rev. Howard Brown is conducting a
series of meetings at the Woolson
church.
A quantity of secondhand clothing
was found in the loft of the Boston
school house recently by the schol-
ars.
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Martinsbura.

Martinsburg, Jan. 2S.-Mrs. S. e.
Heninger was in Oskaloosa Friday Wis
iting relatives.
A. w. Glass and L. Ross were in
Hedrick Tuesday.
The first number of the lecture
course was given in the Methodist
Episcopal church Wednesday evening.
1t is hoped by many that the second
number, to be given here January 80,
will be superior to the first number.
j. W. Glass, of Ottumwa, spent Sun,
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
w. Glass.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Walker, of Rich.
land, visited Elizabeth Dayton Mon
day.
E. McKinnis, of Ollie, was in town
Sunday.
Cal Moore was near Ottumwa Mon
day purchasing a fine stock hog.
The revival at the Methodist Episco
pal church closed Sunday night.
Mrs. j. l. Howell has veen very
sick this week.
The first nights entertainment OF
the Illinois Comedy company was vel
attended ard very much appreciated
Miss Nettie Alexander was in He'd
rick Tuesday
John Bales and brother are having
two weeks visit with relatives.
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Hitema an.

Hiteman, Jan. 2S.-Rev. James Of
the Congregational church arrived
home Monday from Chicago, where he
has been as a candidate for pastor
of one of the churches there. His pull
pit was occupied by Miss Goodwin,
former pastor of the First Friends
church, in his absence.
Mrs. E. j. Morgan, accompanied by
Miss Mary Morgan, departed for Chi.
cago Monday on business trip.
Mrs. Richard Powell left for Virden,
ILL.,, Monday evening, where she was
called by the serious illness of her
son, Ted, who has typhoid fever.
Miss H. H. Dinsmore went to Kirk
vile Monday to make short visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.
Dinsmore
The members of the county board of
supervisors were in town on business
Monday.
Mrs. S. A. Corey was business
caller in Ottumwa Tuesday
Walter Gibson of Dedham, is visit
ing with his sister, Mrs. D. c. Phil
lips.
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sisting Rev. Rolingson in the protract-
ed meetings at Leando this week.
While here Mrs. Stout is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. e. o. Hedrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. McCrary, Miss
Chloe McCrary and Mr.. and Mrs. w,
E. Cowen attended the funeral of
Isaac Boyer at Keosauqua Monday.
Richard Morrow was a business Wis
itor at keosauqua Monday.
H. V. BUGGY went to Indianapolis
Ind. Monday on business.
Chas. Doud, who is braking on
the Rock Island running from Eldon,
was at home Monday.
Mrs. Jane Miller, of Ottumwa, ar.
rived Monday for a visit with rela-
tiyes.
Rev. A. G. Boyd and wife, of Keo
sauqua, were visiting with friends in
town Tuesday.
Messrs Hugh and Alex. Findlay
were in Keosauqua on business Tues
day.
At a reception given by Mrs. E. o
Hedrick in honor of Mrs. M. E. Rus
sell, of Ottumwa on Saturday after
noon, coffee cake and fruits were
served as refreshments. Those pres
ent were Mesdames C. R. McCrary
Mary Rambo, A. L. Carter. M. B
Smith, Clara P. Clarkson, Lee Cox
Thos. Morrow, j. |. Barthelow, G. Nc
Gill, Richard Morrow, Chloe Fergu
son, C. e. Written, w. r. Rolingson
j. NJ. Morrow, M. E. Russell, ant
Misses Margaret Ferguson, Chloe Nc
Crary, Alice Walker, Florence Sad
Ter and May Thomas.
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night and was buried Sunday at the
Heidelbough cemetery.
S. D. Sharp. of Desmet S. D.. is
visiting his brother, John Sharp, here.
The Lyceum here Saturday night
was largely attended. A good pro-
gram was given.
S. P. Carter and wife spent Mon
day at the home of jim Rogers.
Mrs. John Sharp and daughter,
May, attended the show at Eldon Sat
urday night.
o. B. Hughes and wife of Eldon, at.
tended the funeral of Mrs. Rogers
here Sunday.
Mrs. j. R. Eddy is very sick.
Ed Clark and Cliff Richardson spent
Sunday evening in Leando.
MIR. and Mrs. Mart Minear of Eldon
visited friends here Sunday.
Will Dooley and Ray Garrett of
Selma attended literary here Friday
night.
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EIdon.

Eldon, Jan. 2S.-A. A. Memhart of
Chicago visited friends in this city
yesterday.
Court Reporter R. Smith and Judge
Vermilion of Centerville visited friends
in the city yesterday on their way
home from Keosauqua, where they
haze been holding court.
n. e. Aten has resigned his position
at Shane & Shelbys and will leave
this evening for his home in Garden
Grove. The vacancy will be filled by
Richard Trott left today for his
home. Montreal, Canada, after pleas
ant visit with relatives in this city.
Misses June and Jessie Kremer Wis.
tied friends in Keosauqua today.
Mrs. G. Marshall of Ottumwa is Wis.
iting her sister, Mrs. e. E. Neff, of
this place.
JEFF Davis of Selma was in the city
on business today.
Mrs. A. Gile returned to her home
In Oskalosa today otter visit with
relatives in this city.
Mrs. F. w. Duke of Ottumwa re.
turned home today after a pleasant
visit with her brother, l.. E. Sales, OF
this city.
After lingering for some time from
a stroke of paralysis, Mrs. F. Ritter
passed away at an early hour this
morning. She leaves to mourn her
loss four daughters and two sons, Mrs
S. M. Watts, M. Furtney, H. Harlem