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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-27

able 10 do anything with his Wids'
curves after the fourth Inning. St.
Nratn vas hit freely ard had very
poar support. sAnple Nas aTnt Ia
10 bat Zoe 81 Nraiu In the eighth
aud not only scored a run ~ hit
hut retired the visitors tu ore. TIVE,
three order in the ninth. LANSING
W.a the star both AZ The bat and
iu the field The game uas the first
eyfest for Seattle after - victories.
-he score X u =
Los Angelic ao7b40t 81 II =
seattle 80 aaz 0o0f 0-s s
Batteries Gray and Spies -
Nraiu ard Bgers.
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rs THREE SCOPE
AND FIVE

NlINgHAM. Mass. oct. e. Ths
eNh anniversary Of his birth was
celebrated quietly today BY eK-
Secretary 81 thpo Navy John u
Isgna. at hts home. here. During
the day messages Of conNratulNtipn
were received from friends aud ad-
mirefs in various parts ~ the eoun d
tfy. - we'll as from host 81 res
dents ~ bingham and vicinity.
NV Long appears 60 be IN the beet
of health ard the weight ~ reHpou-
sibitty aud care that have been his
faf 20 many years have left but
few traces
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MOTHERS MEET
" IN CONVENTION

SYRACUSE X. Y. oct. gI-The
SrN York State Assembly 81
Mothers began itH seventh annual
meeting here to-day. With good
attendance ~ delegates The sss=
HiauH Wnl continue through Thurs
day. and WIll be devoted "a papers
and addfrnasH dealing with eduen=
ton domestic science. juvenile
courts and other matters IN which
the assembly 10 Interested.
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rron lighting the room the Judge
found that his clothing had beer
thrown all over the room and the
pockets turned inside out.
IN their haste the men had taken
a coat ard vest 10 inyeEtiots AZ
leisure IN the front Of ~ shirt
was an emerald stud which had an
intrinsic value Of so bat which was
very valuable 60 Or Judge as an
heirloom There was go la the vest
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WANTS a
DIVORCE

CHICAGO. oct "a John iiohu.
editor OF the Hotel World. thlH morn
Ing filed papers Ca secure "a diYore"
from his wife Grace. Who b. said 60
be follower Of TluEley ~ Point
Iona. Mira HuhH filed "a petition
for divorce two years ago. but die
missed the case fcW months later
4 year hfo Bonn secured an order
FROM Ean FfHuelsen court placing
their tWo children Boa his custody
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SOLD HIS HEAD
FOR MERE PITTANcE BUT THE YOUNG MEN
WHOSE LIVES HE SOUGHT TO SAVE MUST DIE
ON THE scAFFoLp WITH HIM

occur - December 4
Sack Chum n The mar Who was ar
rested ~ the Instance - Al Gum ara
Gum Tai They said he Killed Al Gee.
A. fret sack Chum said be know moth
inG 90 the KILLING bat later confessed
that - had done tho decd tt was
Thought that this admission had baen
secured - Al Gum and Gum Tat pay-
inE Sack ehum cctOn arm O
money. ard although at the trial ~
developed that all three were equally
guilty. TIE police rtiil think that Sack
Chum agreeeto sell bis head.
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LAW LAWS
Unjust

WASHINGTON .. G. oct GE.-
e. y. Booth. chairman Of the Ma
tional Irrigation Asroeihtlon. had a
long talk with President HooseFeit
this morning He wants the repeal
Of the desert land act and the COM
muta ton homestead alta He says
he has many proofs Of frauds perpe-
trated through these laws. which afe
a detrimeut to actual homsEieaders-
The president promised 70 look Into
the matter.
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FoRcED TO W0Rx

Mrs Lena strsichsr sued her hua-
band. Andrew streichsr. yesterday for
divorce on grounds ~ extreme cruelty
and desertign She claims that. al
though she L. s. years ~ age. mp n
tho time ~ HIS sudden departure Tor
parts unknown. her husband com
peeled her - work in the neida and
pstform other manual labor. for -
or - hours n day. "A a result O.
alleges 10 health Is permanently Inn
paired.
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QUEEN ANNE
EXTENSION
SEATTLE ELECTRIC COMPANY
WANTS FRANCHISE

With the object Of abolishinE the
present system Il Sending ears up
queen Anne hill BY means 81 guuus
tefwrlghts. the seattle Electric Com
pauA last night potitiuued the city
council faf franchise to extend the
kiuuear Park line 20 the top ~
queen Anne hill rbS line az pfvaeut
terminates al otYu(p place The
Intention L. "a extend it along els
pic plare Ca Prospect street alaE-
aualty across tioA g. 4 ~ and r..
Northern adiitloS 10 E(Dth avenue
west and Lee street. the line Co ter
n4lntr uear the CORNER - Tenth aN-
enue west ard Crockett street
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Standing 81 IN. Club,
CAN'T AGREE

The divorce SUIT Instituted bf Mrs
Frances Dag against her husband y.
= Day. an old and Oslthy pioneer.
VIII b. heard ~ Judge THlimaaa de-
partuent - the ntAefi1f court No
vsruher % Both plaintiff and defend
ant are elderly people. ard every II
fort has been made by the defendants
attAueys O. effect O. reconciliation. bat
4 ~ % no await
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BLAIR Is
. BET TER

ST LOUIS. Mo. oct = The ply
HlcihnH attending james iiiair for
iuer general counsel fnr the World b
faif today announced that hiH caur
dillon IL improving The grand jury
today resumed itH inquiry into the
chafeH against him Hair o.
chan 81 With anon Futhrr Things
Lhn smheknIeImenI % our tA0o V0n.
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(seseisKAe The ssarl

CLINTON n g. Oct ~ Sack
Chum. the deoreult old Chinese. who
for a mere pilfaHce ia naN o. have
agreed % take full blame Tor a hratai
murder thereby pufunE his head 10
Jeopardy. must die ffs waa found
guilty O the Asefzes here aud De- under
sentence o. be hanged
Al Gum and Gam Tai who worked
with the murdered man. and who re-
ported the murder. were also found
guilty AID sentenced 60 be hanged
The triple execution in scheduled Ca
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DOUBLE. TRAGEDY
IN HOTEL CECIL
SITUATION
IS SERIOUS

MADRID. oct - = a dispatch
nom ofan Algeria states that the
situation on thr Moroccan fruntlsf
Is SERIOUS A conflict Il expected
soon at uudtA A latEe body Of the
pfrtsudrfH truouH In marching ga the
nultao. Win is near that place. \
portion ~ the uuitahH trourH near
faFa. u said 10 be badly diHeout-
nHr4
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EXPLOSION
Night Waterman Fatally In
jured in Peculiar Accident

STOCKTON. cal. oct zs.-A ter
rifle explosion. occurred at the Holt
harvest factory 90 Z O'Clock thia
morning Gas. accumulated iu the
giant rmok estHek az the plant be 6
camr iHnued and exploded with
great force Might Waterman
sfimHiey waa fatally injured
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ONLY ONE BID

The Puget Sobnd nridgeo q
Dredging company YESTERDAYS sub
mitted bid IT - cents per cubic
yard for dredging SWlnnmlah
slough. the entrance to the city of
Ia gonnar Il was tho only bid
submitted The total pGfc would
be $4,000 The slough rs badly ina
naed Of dredging 60 allow The en-
trance Of steamers. II was on NC
count 81 the ahallnwneas 81 this
neck Of water that the freight
steamer Northern Light was re-
Gently wrecked there during a gale.
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DANGER is
AVERTED

VIENNA. oct 81. The Neuffei
fIosaoH to-day announces that Em-
perof Franz Josef has. With uu'
modification accepted the Hun
gafihn Literal program. thus ending
The deadlock and the danger II his
Abdehtlun.
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pAMAoEs FoR q FALL

Frederick Foster yesterday brought
suit against the West Seattle Land
and improvement company as owner
81 the ferry "City 81 Seattle t. re-
cover ts09 damages Tor injuries FuH-
tesued by failing between the apron
csthe noat and she boat when be was
attempting o. get on board. one dark
night last July he claims that the
ferry was three feet away from the
float. ard that be was not warned II
HE danger.
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Grant Family Reunion

NEW HAVEN. Conn. oct II
The Grant Family Association held
les annual reunion today at the
south windsor Congregational
church Members wefe ~ attendance
ff0n more than Henfr II different
stafaa Among those belonging Ia
the uaaorlatiou ate the children 81
ths late General T. s Grant
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GIRL HURT AT
BALL GAME
lsneelalte The star.l

noTHEtL4 Wn. oct. a. Miss
Mamie burgess. aEed n years. vas
painfully injured while watching a
ball game here sunday afternoon. a
batted foul ball hit her Ia the aide
phs was rendered unconscious aud
feF a time was feared she had been
seriously hurt She had TO be car
ried 20 her home. where It developed
ihat though painful the iniSy is not
dangerous.
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WANT BETTER
WAGES

CHICAGO. oct Flight hun
irvd men taiinrn failed q report Tor
wnfk Yesterday They ar" hold
los a meeting to decide whether ef
moi to strife faf higher wages.
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hn(Qbsen gambling did he bring the
charges The filing u the luforfaa-
lions b. the result Of the feud BE-
tween Scott and the CLANCY faction
which sprung ~, 1T the time HuEhey
Benin attemptsS2to boss the gambling
situation
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STABBiNG At
ENUMckAK

Constable Broo0 Of Euumclaw
brought John Potchcr Ia the county
Jan yesterdap 70 charge Of stahhluE
Willie Carroll With punknife. The
trouble occurred during u drunken
row at Euumclaw In the mix-up
Peter Montgomery had a finger bit
ten off,
An effort r. being made by the in
lurcd parties 60 settle the affair Tor
a financial consideration. Carroll is
little hurt
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MXE
AHHAZH

Parke Wilson'S hieellngs fell down
fniasrablY yesterday and after get
ting a good lead threw the game
away by careless playing Dolle
Gray was iu the box for the visitors
and evidently bad the local. heavy
hlttsrs on h.p nst az they ~ un-
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Mrs Emnq Miller has Instituted
divorce proceedings against her hua-
baud John Edward Miller on
ground Of ngn-Huppurt =
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FRESH FROG LEGS
Served with your French dinner az
the Grand Buffet cafe. 1914 Third
avenue. tomorrow evening. october
9th. from G 10 O'Clock. Don't miss
~
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a The trial Of Harold Hnynie.
ftruuK-arm man Of "spottD horse
faR,.H was Yesterday continued In
criminal court until October rs.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-06-25
Lebanon.

Lebanon, June 23-Nir. and Mrs. Joe Bee
Ter were trading Milton Tuesday.
John Cowan, wife and grandson sidney
spent the day Tuesday in Milton with their
son George.
Mrs. Sadie Davis. Misses Abbe ana Nell
lie Conner spent Wednesday, at David Iag-
ler's south of Milton, the guests OF Estella
Humphrey.
silas Humphrey and wife attended tke
funeral of the late Mrs. Joan Cassiday at
Milton Tuesday.
Jerry Van Fleet came in home from Col
orado Friday for a few daHs Visit.
ED. Harrison and wife. of Cantrii, lIarri-
son and wife and Eugene Harrison and
wife spent Snnany ut Glen Wilson'S.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ed Humphrey and Jesse
Davis and Wife took dinner with Ernest
Rousl Sunday.
Ed Ellis. Of Milton. Charlie Jones. of Up
ton, attended Epworth League here Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs John Evans, of Bloomfield,
are visiting their many friends here.
Fred Koonts and wife. of Cheluest, ate
dinner ut Mr.. Conner's Sunday.
Children's day was observed mt the Meth
odist Episcopal church Sunday mt II o'clock
with a splendid program, 4 crowded house
and good collection.
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niece, Mrs. I. G. McCrary, Of

place.
Mrs. o. P. Grant and family returned
to their home at Manson today, after
an extended visit at the home of Mrs.
Grants parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Watts
of Eldon.
w. D. Houghland, who some time
ago sustained such severe injuries, by
falling from the top of his residence,
is again able to be down town.
Miss Wayne Dooley and sister left
for Des Moines today for a short visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Thatcher left this noon
for short visit with relatives at Keo-
sauqua.
G. |. McCrary and family of Douds,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Bell.
The remains of Willie Drake We're
brought to Eldon yesterday from OF
tumwa and interment was made in the
Bethlehem cemetery across the river
from town.
Eldon is again resuming it's usual ap,
pearance after the high water The
work is being pushed through by the
street com missioners and the town
hopes to soon be in as good a condi.
ton as ever.
Engineer Phillips spent Sunday at
home.
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PackWood.

lakewood. June 23.-Miss Nina Roth is
expected home from Denver this week.
Rev. and Mrs. c. c. Davis, of Davenport,
are guests of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker Grafton. Mr.. Davis was call
ed to Fairfield last week by the sickness
and death of his father.
John G. Oliver and wife attended the
Sunday school convention in Dies Molnes
last week.
sIr. and Mrs. ]. D. Eicher visited over
Sunday with relatives at Winfield
Rev. Eaton and wife were called to Pres
ton last week by the death OF n relative.
Mrs. ]. II. Murphy goes to Council Bluffs
this week to he present at the graduation
of his daughter.
A son was horn June 81 to Mr.. and Mrs.
Swan Nelson
The Sunday school scholars of the Chris
tian church gaze nm ice cream supper on
the church lawn Saturday night.
Mrs. Tlieo Kenyon, of Hedrick, visited
relatives here last week.
Mcsdnmes Harry and William Mills, of
Richland. were guests of relatives and
friends here last week.
g. II. Everett and wife of Columbus, Ne
braska. are visiting their parents.
O. Il. Myers and Wife were guests of j.
A. Norman Sunday.
The tile factory is in operation.
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RichIand.

Richand, June Oh Mrs. Ramons and
daughters Grace and Pearl, of Evanston,
Illinois. are the guests of j. G. Ramons
and wife.
Frank Clements. of Newton, was the
guest Of relatives in the city from Thurs
day until Saturday.
Mrs. ID. II. Stockman and children. of
Sigourney. are the guests OF relatives and
friends in the city.
Chas. Swnvze spent Sunday in the city
at the Os Greeson home.
c. NJ. Ward and family visited in Mar
tinshurg over Sunday with relatives
Mrs. A. A. Drummond aid daughter
Lena. attended the carnival in 0sksloosl
last week
John Meek, OF Missouri, Is the guest Of
friends and relatives in town.
Lawyer q. p. Baker was business call
er in the city Saturday George has lots
of friends here.
Mrs. Itliema Reed and mother arrived
home Saturday after a weeks Visit In Sig
Quincy.
Clias. Dodds went to PENNSYLVANIA Fri-
day where he viii work for picture com
pany.
The. Fairfield painters spent Sunday at
their homes
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resides near the latter place. Mr.. Cor.
ricks family preceded him to the parental
home a few days ago.
Prof c. W. Ramseyer, formerly principal
of the public school, but who resigned the
position In order that he might pursue
course at the state university, departed
Friday evening for Iowa City where he will
ATTEND the summer term preparatory to
taking up regular work later on. Prof
hamseyer is known as a thorough student
and during the time he has been connected
with the public school of Bloomfield has
made many warm friends.
j. j. Miller, of Pulaski, passed through
Bloomheid Saturday enroute for Kalona.
having been called to that place to attend
me funeral of his mother. Mrs. Anna Mil
Ter, which occurred Sunday
MT. and Mrs. Fred Powell spent Sunday
In Moulton at the parental Powell home.
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Stockport.

Stockport, June 23.-James Harper. n
Young man about IS years Of age, died
Saturday night with kidney trouble. He
leaves a wife and several small children.
The ice cream socinl and dance given by
the baseball team Saturday night was
largely attended and Il very pleasant time
was had by all.
Mrs s. V. Whitaker and Winnie Rowley
visited at Hillsboro Friday.
A. Brown of 0ttumwa. moved OH to a
farm north of Stockport Thursday.
John Carter shipped on Thursday 10000
pounds of wool for w. he paid Is cents
per pound
j, C. Silver shipper four cars of cattle
to Chicago last Sunday and NJ. S. Shelmnn
one car of hogs to Otthmwa Saturday
A. j. 0berg, t. T. lieswck. j. b. Fox
and Mr.. Leycrtan attended the democratic
convention at keosauqnn last Monday. A.
j. oberg and Dr.. GRADER were appointed
delegates to the state convention.
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keokuk, took supper and spent the even
Ing at Bolwar's Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mcconnell spent
Sunday with friends at Floris
Mrs Katie Cecil, of near Bloomfield, Is
very low with pneumonia.
Otis Puckett and family visited at the
parental Frank Pickett home near SHEER
man Chapel, Sunday.
Isaac Swlnney, of Ottumwa. visited here
last week at the home of his son, Dick.
Mrs. VIM. Moss and children, of Ottum-
wa, visited here last week with Mrs Moss
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Shepherd.
Robert Mccormick, of Ottumwa, visited
here Sunday with his father, W. L. Nc.
Cormick.
Miss Hazel McCarty. of ottumwa, spent
last week with Miss Lizzie Mcconnell.
Mrs. Sidney Bates, of Ottumwa, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Sarah MCGEE and Mrs.
Walter Mum.
Joe Thompson came up last week from
Kansas City to visit friends and returned
home with his wife and sister. Miss Rosa
Thompson. who have been visiting here the
past month. They returned home Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs ]. w. Bolivar and Mr. and
Mrs. Charley skinner visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. I'D. Martin, of near Bloom
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Hughes received
WoTu laSI week from lnPll son, A. IT,
Hughes. stating that he was married June
Is to Miss Viola Dore. OF Aspen, Colorado
Jas. Mccormick and family, of Drake
vile, visited here Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Dodd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Post spent Sunday at
the Mrs Belle Post home near Floris.
Prof Collins, of Bloomfield, attended the
temperance rally here Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Anderson and chill
dren visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
win Randell, of Bloomfield.
j. B. Lafferty, of Alexis, Illinois, spent
Sunday there with his laughter, Mrs. f.
A. Patterson.
Miss Laura McCarty, of Ottumwa. and
Mrs. Anna Reed. of HoXie Kansas, are
guests at the C. F. Eherline home
j. l. Davis has sold the farm which he
purchased of Harvey Russell to Mr.. Coe.
of Pocahontas county.
Charley McMains, who was Ill with ton
slitis last week was able to go to work
again this morning.
Charley I'otrorff was an Eldon visitor
Saturday night and Sunday.
Messrs. C. T. Marmon, A. T. Downey,
s. w. Zook, John Gresham and Marion
Penrod came out from Bloomfield Sunday
evening to conduct the temperance rally,
Quite a number of people considering the
weather was present. but there were not
enough voters who signed the cards to
start club. The committee expect to
come back and try again in the future.
Interesting talks were given by Prof. A.
T. Downey and C. II. Marion and some
excellent music was furnished by S. U.
ZoOk. John rGesham and Marion Penrod.
Isaiah Ware visited on Soap Creek Sum
day with c. u. Rhine and family.
On last Saturday afternoon little Helen
Bell entertained II large number of her
school mates. Ice cream, cake and candy
were served. All seemed to have u merry
time.
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Irish Bend.

Irish Bend, June 23-NIr. and Mrs. Don
Pool visited their sister, Mrs. Geo. Plow-
man, near Leando. Sunday.
Matthew Leach transacted business ut
Bouds Tuesday.
Messrs Upton and yick Doud, along with
their families. spent most pleasant day
recently at the Walter Pollock home.
Captain Elerick. of Doud. was here on
business last week
The Misses Plowman. of Leando. visited
with their brother and family at Kilbourne
last week.
A. q. Nlinenr, of Ottumwa, is visiting at
the home of his father for a few days.
Those who lost by the Hood are Jake Fra
yer, Bosdie Sherod, L. Plowman. c. Crane.
III. p. and c. w. Gilbert, Gus Crane and
G. NJ Mincar
Waldo and Seth Harryman, of Chequest,
Iassed through here Monday, enroute to
Keosauqua.
w. II. Harryman and Walter Pollacl;
were Delegates to the senatorial convention
a. Kecsaunua, June d.
The farmers are busy planting corn in
the flooded district
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Sunnyside.

sunnyside, June 23.This section was
visited by heavy rains again juno n. but
few of the farmers have finished planting
corn
Mrs. Lizzie Yates and family spent Sun
day in Centerville.
Misses Incz and Eva sisson visited at
Englewood Saturday.
Mrs. Malissn Buckmaster is spending a
week with her sister. Mrs. presko Klliion.
before leaving for her future home in Mon
taaa.
Mrs, j. H. Howarth visited with Mrs. B..
II, Sisson recently.
Harry Fleming gave an ice cream social
TO n number of his friends Saturday night.
G. A. Croft and wife transacted business
in Centeryillc Saturday.
Miss May Evans, of Orleans spent Sun
day With Miss Inez and Eva Sisson
Lonzo Kiniball and wife spent Sunday
With their daughter, Mrs. Emma Leeps,
of Orleans.
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Pleasant Hill.

Pleasant Hill, June o3.-Wm. Lynch ship
ped car of rock from Selnn this week.
DR.. Mcclure, of Douds. was In Selma
Monday attending w. Starks.
VIM. j. Dooley made Il business trip to
Kilbonrne Monday.
j. L. LOOMS and wife spent Sunday with
w. NJ. Schlotter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Nicklin, Fri
day. June 10, II hoy.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicklin, of Selma, visited
their son, Laird and wife. Sunday.
Jacob Ham and family We're in Eldon
Monday.
Jacob schlot.er was in Eldon Saturday
on business.
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slaourney.

SIgourney, June 23.-Mrs. II. L. jackson
and children left Monday morning for
Coin on visit. They go from there to
Washington, Kansas, to visit relatives.
Dick Carr, of indianapolis, Ind, is visit
ing at the home of his uncle, A. n. Strain
Mrs A. II. Luke, Of Hedrick, visited over
Sunday at the home Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Miles Duree.
Miss Margaret Redmon. of Highland
Center. left Monday morning for her home
ut Highland Center, after a visit with
Miss Adella Priest.
Winfred Hankins went to Ottumwa yes
terday, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Phelps, of Hedrick
accompanied by their little grandson Mel
vim Wilmington, visited over Sunday with
their son, Auditor Il. T.. Phelps.
j. S. White and wife left Monday even
ing for Baskerville for n weeks visit with
their son, Bert, and family.
Philip Blaise, of Des Moines, visited
over Sunday with relatives here
John yalerius went to Hedrick Monday
and returned.
Hubert Utterback, Of Hedrick, was in
town yesterday. He graduated from Drake
university with the class of 1903 and will
enter Harvard this fall. He is to be an
Instructor this year In the county normal
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Dean House, Sat
urday, n girl.
Lieutenant Emory j. Pike visited friends
here Saturday.
Charles II. Smith, of Bloomfield, visited
friends here over Sunday.
w. w. McCreery and daughter Mildred
left Saturday for Gait, Mo-, to visit rela-
tiyes.
Miss Kiba Lumn,is, of Des Moines. is
visiting at the home of her cousin, Mrs.
]. w. Lesan.
John ynlerius, of Chicago, is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter yalerius
Mrs Elizabeth Wai1er left yesterday for
Missouri to visit her daughter.
Superintendent j. Il. Wilmer, of What
Cheer, was in Sigourney Saturday
Mrs ]. w. Croneweth and son Harry
visited over Sunday with relatives at Lone
Tree.