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Lebanon.

Lebanon. June 16.lArs. Aaron Jones, son
Charlie. and grandson. from Upton. attend
ed meeting at the Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cowan. of Milton,
spent Sunday with Mr., Cowan's parents.
Seth Rouscb and family of Chequest spent
Sunday with Clarence Van Fleet.
5ehn Keller. wife and daughter and ]. G.
Wilson and family spent Sunday with DR..
j. Ii. GUERNSEY and wife
i.eoia Campbell spent a few days With
her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Campbell, last
week.
Miss Estella Humphrey. who is spending
the summer south of Milton. spent Sunday
and Monday with friends in town.
John Dci'ord and wife spent Saturday
with Miss Mary Campbell.
John Lambert. r. II. Jennings and Mr.
Sanr. of cantril. attended quarterly meet
ing liere June a.
Presiding Elder c. s. Cooper delivered n
splendid sermon at the Methodist Episcopal
church Saturday evening and Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. McCoun. from Fairfield, in behalf of
the Sunday school of the Presbyterian
church. delivered a splendid sermon Sun
day afternoon.
Rev. Minear and son, George, of Cantril,
was in town Monday.
George Manning. of Kcosaugua. passed
through town Saturday evening enroute for
Milton.
Glen Wilson, DR.. Atkins and Lewis Con.
ner were in Cantri Monday.
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THF OTTUMWA COURIER.

with bravery four years during the civil
war; being a member of the First Iowa
cavalry. From wounds and exposure re-
ceved In the war his health has been poor
ly for years and the last year the inrOads
of disease have been such that his friends
feared the worst. Death came Saturday,
and found the aged veteran ready to go.
The funeral services took place today at
the home of the deceased. Rev Eaton con-
Quoting the ceremonies. The aged wife. a
daughter, three brothers and three sisters
survive an affectionate husband, the kind
father and loving brother. Mr.. Hollings-
worth is the fifth pioneer resident of Pack
wood that death has claimed within a year.
The dedication of the Methodist Episcopal
church occurred Sunday. The day being
fine a great crowd of people were present
DR.. Hancher. of Mt. Pleasant, delivered the
dedicatory sermon. Over S1.3OO was vet
due on the structure. but Rev. I1ancher in
his irresistible manner succeeded in raising
the amount and several dollars over. The
pastor. Rev. j. c. Caughlan deserves great
praise for his work both mentally and ply
sically on the church. In actual hard labor
the reverend gentleman put in eghty-one
days. which is great deal more than any
member did.
Mrs. O. NJ. Bundy is at Dallas Center at
tending her sisters wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Laughary returned
Saturday from two months visit with
their children in Montana.
Dr. C. 4. Norman was called to Ere
mont Friday to see Mrs. VIM. Ramsey who
is seriously sick.
Mrs. Kate jackson. OF Oskaloosa. is the
guest of friends hero. The lady has me-
mortal window placed in the new church
in memory of her deceased husband who
was pastor of the church here three years
ago.
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Russell.

Russell. June 16.-Mrs. G. w. Thompson
of Creston, and Mrs. Maria McCollum, OF
Promise city, are the guests at the home
of +. III. Steck. They are sister and aunt
of Mrs. Steck.
me Chiidrens Day exercises at the Bap.
list church We're well attended and a very
interesting program enjoyed by ALL
Mrs. Ed Plotts and son Waldo returned
with her daughter Edith from Kansas City,
Kansas, Friday evening. Mrs. Plots
daughter, Mrs. Hanson, has lost all her
household goods in the flood.
7. III. Steck was in attendance at the
democratic county convention at Charlton
Saturday.
Those who failed to attend the choral
union concert Wednesday evening missed
one of the finest musical treats given In
Russell.
Mrs. H. W. Gettinger and children. of
Pleasantville. are visiting friends and rela-
tives in and around Russell.
Miss Harriet DeLano returned Friday cv-
ening from Dies MONIES after taking year S
course in music at Drake university.
1rmo Pace was called to Des AIOines Fri
day on account of the sickness of her sister.
Percy Sprague and Joe Plotts have re-
turned from their school work at Drake and
Simpson to spend their vacation.
NJ. II. Allen and wife returned to their
home at Dcs Aioines Tuesday after a two
weeks visit with friends and relatives.
Helen Woodman was Charlton visitor
Friday
Miss Floy Chambers. of Bussey. and Miss
Tucker. of Loviliu, spent Friday night at
the home of the formers sister, Mrs. John
Allen, of La Grange.
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Hazel Dell.

Hazel Dell. June 1G.-Miss Esther Carl
son visited with relatives in Ottumwa SAT-
urday
Theresa McIugh and Helen Saylor visit
ed last week at the Dan McHugh home.
Miss Bessie Fleming closed Il very sue
ccssful term Of school at Hazel Dell Fri
day. Prizes We're given to the pupils who
had not whispered during this term. They
We're: Pearl Hollingsworth, Inez Truitt,
Emma Elliott, Regina McHugh, Leila Cock
Grill and Clarence Barritt. A short pro-
gram was rendered by the scholars, as fol-
lows:
Song, ..Welcome''-Pearl Hollingsworth
and Inez Trutt.
Recitation, Happiness -Esie Barritt
Recitation, Specially Jim''-Flora Cock
GRILL
Recitation, Not built That way''-Guy
Wolfe.
Song Beautiful Land School.
Recitation, "a Real HeroH-Clarence Bar
rift.
Recitation, ''Throwing Kisses"-Esther
Carlson.
Recitation, "As Revealed to Him'-Pearl
IIolingsworth
Recitation, "Papas Darling''-Maude
Wolfe.
Song, "Chime OH Sweet Village Bells
School
Recitation, 1.-THE Fate of the PARENTS
Frank Cockeril.
Recitation, Writing to Grandma"-Lela
Cockerill.
Recitation. 1.-THE Rural Free Delivery
Henry Rufting.
Recitation, ",rhe sociable'- Nc
Hugh.
Recitation. DARIUS Green and His Fly
ing Machne'-inez Truitt.
Song, Farewell School.
A number of Miss Sarah Wills friends
planned and carried out Il very successful
surprise on her Tuesday evening. The ev-
ening was spent in games and social chat.
Those present were Misses Ella Harlem,
Maye McCune. Jcrda Parson. Dora Hen
bricks, Della McIIugh, Eva Harsch, Della
Smith, Teresa McIIugh and Sarah Hill;
Messrs. Lee Alfred. Elmer Hendricks, Fred
HoIlingsworth Charlie Alfred, Dan Me-
Hugh, viii Hendricks, Ray Gift, Hervey
Smith. Elmer Skinner, Earl Ilarsch, Walter
Smith, Harry skinner, Lloyd Hollingsworth
Leo Smith.
Miss Bessie Fleming spent Tuesday night
at the ]. 2. Hollingsworth home.
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Belknap,

Belknap, June 16.-AIisscs Rova Spohr and
Chloe Burris spent Thursday with Drake
vile friends
Miss Lizzie Ware, who is spending few
weeks in Ottumwa at the home of her
brother, c. V. Ware. and by whom she was
accompanied, spent Sunday here with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Ware.
Saturday the remains of Addison Sloan,
cf Drakeyille, who died at the asylum at
Mt, Pleasant, were received here. A year
ago Mr.. Sloan had sunstroke which caus-
ed the loss of his mind. He was about II
yeaSs old and was a former resident Of this
place. The remains were Inferred in the
Kingdom cemetery.
]. ]. Galloway, Of Eldon, spent Sunday
here with his daughter, Mrs. Sherman Dill
lon. and husband
Ed. Martin and wife were the guests Sun
day of John Russell and wife, of near
Drnkeville.
Clyde Spohr, who has been given job
of brakng on the Rock Island, expects to
leave today for Eldon.
Mrs. +. Pickett and daughter, Mrs. Mel
Ne Thompson. were entertained by Bloom
neld friends last week.
George Mutt, of Unionyille, who has
spent the past few days al the ], C.
Thompson home as the guest OF Miss Ora,
LETT today for Burlington.
J. w. BOLIVAR shipped Il car Of hogs to
Ottnmwa "Wednesday
Che MARSHALL club of Bioen.aelds expects
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: Leon

Leon, June 16.--hrs. l.. B. Jackson left
Thursday for a protracted visit with rela-
tiyes In Richmond, Ind.
Mrs. Alex. Spence, Of Chicago, is visiting
relatives in this city.
J. II. Slower, a prominent farmer of Ham
ilton township, died Friday morning and
was buried in the Leon cemetery Sunday.
Lew Green, of Grand River, is serving a
fifteen days sentence In the county Jail for
drunkenness.
Amos Bell, of Grand River, was fined $50
and costs by Justice Davidson for bootleg
ging.
The democrats will hold their convention
here next Saturday to select delegates to
the state convention. 1t is believed that
the delegates will oppose any further en-
dorsement of free silver in the state plat
form.
About 600 people assembled in the opera
house Saturday evening to witness the
wrestling match between james ii. All
bridge, of this city. and Tom Beals. of MIL
wankee. Alldredge won three falls out of
four. AT the close of the match Beals an
nounced to the audience that he had been
honestly defeated. He declared that All
dredge was one of the greatest wrestlers in
the world and he believed that he could
throw Farmer Martin Burns.
Mrs. James Iiler, who underwent an oper-
alton for the removal Of Il tumor last Fri
day, is improving.
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Miller Ridge.

Miller Ridge June 16,-The farmers in
this vicinity are very busy blowing and
planting corn these sunny days.
A. j.. G. Bailey is improving his residence
with a new coat of paint.
G. A. Miller. of Urbana, visited relatives
here last week. Mr.. Miller is SO years Of
age. but quite active, as is also his brother
George, of this place, who is 81.
Irwin Carlton and Ray Bells visited rela-
tives and friends at Tyrone Saturday and
Sunday.
Alex Moss is helping Garrett Bailey this
week.
The miners at this place who work at
the j. o. Evans mines are idle on account
Of lack Of cars owing to the floods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Afilt Walker, Of Hynes, are
visiting at D. S Miller's.,
1t has been noticed recently In several
articles in the various Iowa papers men
tion Of the oldest native Iowan," but
John Adams, of this place, is ahead of any
QUE. heard fsom yet. MIR. Adams was born
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Milton.

Milton. June 16.-Roy Thompson has re-
turned from Burlington and other points.
The town council met recently and elect
ed A. A. Corning treasurer instead of G..
w. Miller resigned.
A number of Milton people went to
Bloomfield last week to the carnival.
Shildren's day services were held at the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday morn
ing and mt the Baptist church at 2:30 p. m.
G. w. Bell Geo. Kays, II, G. Poe, W. H..
Craven, T.. NJ. Hammer and +. s. Grader
are in Colorado on business connected with
the Raphahoe gold mine.
Miss Adele Pencil has returned from
Mt. Pleasant where SHE has been attending
school.
Rev. ]. II. Barnett attended the |. W. u.
commencement at Mt. Pleasant.
DR.. C. Il. Reed has bought the dental
parlors of Dr. w. L. SpenLa and will take
charge Immediately.
H. e. Folker and family, of Pennington,
are visiting here.
Miss Jessie Edwards closed term of
school at Guthrie recently.
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Brookviiie,

Brookvillc June 16-- Jonathan Walker
and family are enjoying a visit from their
relatives. Mrs. II. q. Hale. of Philadelphia,
and Bessie Philips. of Pittsburg. Pa. Mrs.
Hale and Mrs. Walker had not met for
tifty-two years, since her first year in Amer
lea.
Qnite number from here attended the
dedication at Packwood Sunday.
The school closed Friday. Miss McClintic
gave universal satisfaction and will teach
the fall and winter term.
Dave Walker Sundayed Mt home.
VIM Campbell was business caller at
Fairfield Saturday.
Marie Lather and Mrs. Phillips drove to
Eldon Sunday
Lee Gobble passed through here Sunday
enroute to Abingdon
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"A CARNIVAL QUEEN
YOUNG WOMAN TO PRESIDE OVER
FESTIVITIES DURING WEEK.
TO Be ELECTED BY POPULAR VOTE
Arrangements for the Big Week of
Fun Being Pushed RapidIy-Indica..
tions Point to Throng of visitors-A
Sketch of the Amuaements.

There will be a queen of the greas
Industrial carnival to be held in this
city the week ending July 4. This was
decided upon at a meeting of the COM
mittee on arrangements this morning
and as result lively contest for the
honor is anticipated within the next
few weeks. Ottumwa has many fair
daughters and one of them shall be
elected by the people to rule during the
carnival week. The names of the con-
testants for the honor should be sent
to j. H. Mitchell, secretary of the Com
mercial association and then the vot-
ing will begin. The votes will be ten
cents each and there is no limit to the
number of candidates who may be pro-
posed
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Hayesviile.

Hayesvillc, June 16.-Miss Grace Dnree
was in Sigourney shopping Saturday.
Several of the people from here attended
the Children's Day exercises at Lancaster
Sunday night.
The baseball game played here by Butler
and Hayesville resulted in to ID in favor
of the latter.
Mr. and Mrs. luke Richardson and grand
daughter visited Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rich
ardson in Ottumwa Friday.
Mrs. Howard Richardson came Saturday
evening to visit friends and relatives here.
Miss Elsa Pinkerton. of Sigourney, was
In town Saturday night.
surprise party was given for Addie
Wiseman at his home Saturday evening in
honor of his twcnty-first birthday.
Preparations for the Children's Day ex-
crcises to be given next Sunday night are
in progress.
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Richiand.

Richland, June 16.-Mr. and Mrs
w. e. Smith departed Wednesday eve.
ming for Washington where they will
spend the summer with their daughter
Mrs. Todd.
Miss Harriet Bridger was Mt
Pleasant visitor last week.
R. E. McCarty went to Des Moines
Thursday after visit at the parental
home in this city.
T. L. Emery of Brighton was caller
in the city Wednesday.
DR.. E. w. Keck arrived home from
Chicago Wednesday evening.
Miss Veronica Baker of Harper was
the guest of Hilda Anderson Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Mills were Plea
SAINT Plain visitors Thursday.
Miss Alta Walker departed over the
Central Saturday for weeks visit in
Moulton and Bloomfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. C. NARROW of Ollie
were guests of their daughter, Mrs
Gabby, Thursday and Friday.
Earl Morrow was a west bound pas
senger Saturday.
w. d. Hadley of Ioka, was Ricn
land visitor Thursday.
Master Ben Flicker of Packwood il
the guest of relatives and friends in
the city.
Mrs. Athena Reed is visiting in
Sigourney.
Bernie Streigel drove over from
Harper Sunday and remained until
Monday.
Mesdames Mclean and Fellers OF
Fremont were the guests of Mrs. Susan
Barlow Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Myer returned to Fair
field Saturday.
Claude Henshaw was Harper Wis
itor Sunday.
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RackMaod.

Packwood, June 16.-Within week two
pioneer citizens have died after several
months illness. The first to go was Mrs.
Parmelia G. Tansy, who died June 8. She
was born in North Carolina, in 1890 Her
maiden name was Meredith She was a
resident of this state over fifty years She
became member Of the Methodist Episco-
pal church when young and died believing
she would meet her husband and children
In a life where trouble would not come.
The second deatn was that of Absalom NJ.
Holiingsworth. He was born in Indiana In
1880. aud has been in this state oyer fifty
years audsa resident of Packwood since
1854. Ms Hollingsworth served his country.
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Winchester.

Winchester, June 16.-B. Ford and wife.
of Birmingham. visited their son, John,
and family Sunday
Roy Mcpherson, of Veo, was at his pa
rents home here over Sunday.
Mrs Luela Bennett, of Birmingham, re-
Gently visited the family of G.. r Mccall.
Misses Salle Bostocls and Dana Beans, who
recently visited ut the home of Miss Bos-
took, OH Vernon Prairie could not get back
for one week on account of the high water.
The Sunday schools of Kilbourne, Mil
ler's Chapel and Winchester are talking of
holding childrens meeting ON next Sun
day. June 81, in grove south of town.
Fred Cristler and sisters, Ethel and An
ma, have started for Wyoming They ex-
pect to make that place their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest McLain spent Sun
day with Mrs. McLain's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Williams.
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Siaourney.

Sigourney June 16-Wm. Haslett left last
night for California for an extended visit
with relatives
Miss Lyle Stone started for Colorado
Springs last evening to visit with her sister,
Mrs. jacobson.
d. l.. Lawson, of What Cheer, was in
town day this week
George Gutenberg, of Junction CITY, Kas.,
is visiting in this vicinity
Giidia Jones has returned from the west
VIII Seiliger, wife. two children and
grandpa left Saturday for visit at Cednl
Fails and an extended trip through Dakota
and the northern part of the state.
ID. O. Wendt left Friday for Calhoun
county to visit relatives
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Pleasant Grove.

Pleasant Grove, June 16.-Quite number
of people from here attended the Children S
Day exercises at the Floris Christian
church Sunday evening, June IA.
D. A. IIagerty and John Hancock were
Floris callers on Saturday evening.
Mrs Martin Smith is still very III. There
is some talk of taking her to ottumwa fol
surgical treatment.
John Cornell. Jr.. was a caller at the F
NJ Brooks home on Friday
Most of the farmers are still planting
corn; some few having finished who had
rolling land
Dan Brooks visited with his brothers.
Frank and VIII, on Monday of last week
Otis Crist and family were calling on
Floris relatives on Saturday.
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HiahIand Center.

Highland Center. June 1G.-Miss Kate
Beatty. of Delta, was the guest Friday
night of her friend, Miss Regina Mccor-
mick
The Standard Bearers will give a social
at the Methodist Episcopal church, Thurs
day evening. June 1S.
Miss Minnie Buckner was an over Sunday
visitor in Hedriek Mt the home of her
friend, Mrs. T.. w. Mccormick
Mrs. Martha Mccormick and Miss Helen
Gray. of Ottumwa. came in Saturday ey-
eniug for Il visit with relatives.
Arthur Beck. of Fremont, was calling on
friends here yesterday.
Quarterly meeting will he held at the
Methodist Episcopal church next Satur-
day and Sunday. The regular church SER
vices will be held Sunday morning but Pro
siding Elder. j. w. lambert will be pres
ent and Will conduct the services Sunday
evening at O'Clock. Communion services
will be held ut the close of the sermon.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Wertz. Mary G., to Harry J. Wertz--
Lot ID; part Of lot IA, block I; also
north half of lot 20, block 4, Bladens-.
burg. $500.
Mccullough, A. w. to O. d. Fields
Lot 4, Dixon & Hutchison's addition,
0ttumWa. $4,000.
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Soap Creek.

Soap Creek, June 16.-Abbie Patter-
son of near Drakeville closed her
spring term of school at the Center
Friday, June IL. She treated the pupils
to ice cream.
The infant child Of Mr.. Levensten is
very i'll.
Ethel Showers visited with her cous-
in, Miss Myrtle Hasting, Friday.
O. w. Widger was caller on R. T
Sample Sunday.
Ora Sample was caller on his uncle
Tom Sample Sunday.
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Stockport.

stockport, Tune 16.-- Bentonsport during
the high water received goods by way of
Stockport.
Miss Carrie Yankin returned from visit
In Kansas.
o. w. Allen spent Sunday in Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs Adrian Fairchilds spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Stockport.
Link and Tom Lyon were fishing at Bon
aparte Monday.
w. Il. Bevering. the Fairfield cigar man,
visited here Wednesday.
Hillsboro vs.. Stockport crossed bats here
Sunday. r.
T. II. Tinsley was in Ottumwa this week.
Harry Folker, of Pennington, and Jesse
Been. of Hillsboro, were In the city this
week looking after the music trade.
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c. E. FINCH PROMOTED.
Made superintendent of American E;


press Co., In Two States.
c. e. Finch of Omaha, Neb., broth
er of l.. G. Finch, agent of the Postal
Telegraph Co., in this city has been
appointed superintendent of the Iowa
and Nebraska division of the American
Express Co., with headquarters at
Omaha, Neb. Mr.. Finch started with
the company eleven years ago as bill
clerk at the Office in this city. He was
a short time later, transferred to the
Office at Boone and was later sent to
the Des Moines Office. HIS was after
wards made route agent at Omaha and
vas then made assistant superintend-
ent of the Iowa and Nebraska division
which position he gave up to take the
SUPPLEMENTARY. Mr.. Finch has many
friends in the city who will be glad
to learn of his success.
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Miss Anna Collatt went to Trenton Sat
urday to remain few days with her sister,
Mrs, Dollie Morrison.
will give a social Wednesday evening,
June IL, at their church. Everybody
invited.
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keb.

Keb, June 16.-Mrs. Adam Long returned
on Thursday from a two weeks visit at
Knoxville, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Booth.
The mines started up on Wednesday after
a weeks idleness on account OF no cars
owing TO the bad condition of the railroads
Died, on Wednesday, John, the infant son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. william Richards, aged
three weeks. Interment in the Burns Gem.
etery on Wednesday. This was tile first
Child born to this young couple and the
sympathy of the people go out to them in
their loss.
Rev George Scott is still continuing his
meeting in the Saint church ON Main street.
He came here four months ago with the
exception OF two weeks has preached ev-
Try night.
Mrs. Swenscoe. who lost her husband
several years ago at Phillips mines, moved
IN the company boarding house on Main
street, this week
w. H. Jones, of Cass county, was bnsi.
ness caller IN this locality on "Wednesday.
III conversation with the Courier cores
pondent he says in his travels he saw a
pumber.of acres OF cor1 planted and doing
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Many Visitors to Como.

Indications are at present that OF
tumwa will have during carnival week
the busiest time in its history. From.
every direction comes the report that
the people are preparing to take adj
vantage of the siX-day special rate on
all railroads and visit the Industrial
City" in force. The following is a
sketch of the program for the week Of
fun y