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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-11-18

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from poy'om S7jO.OO ON pay
mnuts
Second avenue, nice larg 'nt
iruir trees, good improvements I
room house. r'c can be- bought
cheap part cash a.d payments
Some West Mmn street properly
heap. Small places ON easy terms.
Ior -aIr-Firstclass Restaurant
ud short order house.
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Boys and Girls-Try for the Thanks
giving prize offered by Madden, sykes
& Co lS'o
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The condition on r. Y. Morgan is so
much improved this morning that lD
ie thought he will be mp in few days
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Fine aard-paintei china at
1877 BULARD'S
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Tc exchange for wood beds New and
secondhand stoves from SOC to $50.
L. d. MASON
lin. The Second Hand Man.
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The finest line OF ranges and the
famous Bucks cooking stoves at No
BILE Bros. 81
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.iom New York AZ
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Iron Beds

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THE MOSSbaCkS
Bush & Gert's Piano.

It has beautiful singing quality
OF tone, ard ~ is built 10 ! 81 a
life time They are sold at rca
enable price Write for catalogue
or call and eXamiul my fine stock
pf Pianos.
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E. B. LUKE,

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West Main ST., ARD1ORE, TT.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-03
Cross Lanes.

Cross lanes. Sept. Bed. Kramer re-
turned home from Minnesota Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bryan visited at A..
Heston's Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Hayden, of near Eldon, visited her
brother. Floyd Laughlin, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Smith visited at c. L..
Palrett's few days.
Mrs. Whitaker. daughter and grandson
visited at A. Whitaker's few days.
Miss Grace IIisel. of Fairfield, attended
the Presbytery Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Bryant DeGood and chill
dren took dinner at A. Heston's Sunday.
Mrs Curray and daughter and Frank
Whitmore and family visited Joe Hupp' S
Sunday.
Miss Bessie Walker visited her friend,
Cleo Garrett, few days.
Miss Elsie Stansberry was n guest of
Miss Pearl Heston Saturday night.
Will Colwells children are visiting friends
and relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Heston and Mrs. Colwell were visit
ors at A. ii. Colwell's Monday.
Miss Pearl HestOn returned to Decatur
county Wednesday after visiting at home
several days.
Mrs. Smith and son, Wade and wife Wis
tied at II. d. Smiths Tuesday.
Presbytery convened at Cross Lanes
church Thursday and closed Sunday night
after very interesting session. Quite q
number of ministers and delegates were
present
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
NAME is ROGERS.
Suspect lin Hill ROBBERY Case Says He
Is Not Neimyer.

Bloomfield. Sept. 2.-The young man
suspected Of completely in burglariz-
ing the store of Hill 4 Co., on the
night of August IS, and taking there
from large quantity of silk, VINO was
arrested by Ottumwa officers, was
brought to this city Tuesday evening
by Sheriff N II. Sheppard and lodged
in Jail. "Wednesday morning ne was
taken before Justice Bryant on
charge of bur glary and his preliminary
hearing set for Friday morning at 8
o'clock. His b ond was fixed at $500 in
default of which he was taken back to
Jail. The youn man stated that his
name was not August Neimyer as at
first reported but S. r. Rogers.
Hon. j. H. Swanson of Mystic, re-
publican candidate for state senator
from the Davis-A,pDanoose district ar
rived in this city yesterday morning
and Will remain in Davis county until
afterfthe county convention which will
eheld Saturday Mr.. Swanson makes
friends wherever he goes and he is re-
garded here as being a strong candi.
date and would serve the people we'll
in the Office to which he has been nom
mated.
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Russell,

RUSSELL Sept. 3.-John Ninsel and son.
Kenneth. left Tuesday evening for a visit
at Heningsford, Nebraska.
Rev Stote and wife, Mrs. A. j. Wood
man, Mrs Seden King, Mrs. p. II. Stech,
Miss Charlotte Butts and Frank Dixon re-
turned from the Eden Baptist association
at Corydon Monday. They were detained
Mt the Il. i. Hancock home near Bethlehem
from Friday on account of the Charlton
river being out of its banks. Rev. Stote
preached Mt the Bethlehem Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs ii II. Nelson and children returned
Monday morning from visit at the home
of DR.. Everett Mt Allerton.
Mrs. G. f. Dyer. of near Bethlehem.
spent Wednesday night at the home of p.
III. Stech and attended the show.
Miss May Jenkins left Tuesday for Vim
ton to resume her studies in music.
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Joseph Minick, Carl Smith, True Arbogast,
Arthur Broadfield and Fred Winner were
in Pekin ON business Tuesday.
VIM. Wright delivered several head of
hogs at Pekin Tuesday.
Hugh Larmore left Monday for Ames
where he will attend college.
Mr.. and Mrs. $, Il. Woodruff We're call
ers at A. II. Dennis near Highland Center
Sunday.
John Buchanan, of Competing, and
Charles White, Of Farson, We're visitors
at Mrs T. j. Larmore's Sunday.
G. w. Davis and son James were trans
acting business in Batavia Tuesday.
Vim. I.armore was caller at Martins
burg Monday.
Bentley Abbey, who broke his leg about
a week ago is getting along nicely.
Nm Riley and family. of Fairfield, Wis
tied at j. a. Nannoy's Saturday.
DR.. G. A. Henry, of Farson, was caller
at ]. Putnam's Monday.
Miss Josie Davis is on the sick list.
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Maple Grove.

Maple Grove. Sept. 3.-Rev. Thomas
preached at the Baptist church Sunday
morning and evening",
Miss ona Hicks spent Sunday with Miss
Gladys Miller.
Luke Dodd was Seymour visitor Tues
day.
Ed Derst has returned to. his home in
Ottumwa after spending the summer on
the Schelic farm.
Mrs. J. b. Lowell and daughter, Maude,
visited at the Large home recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Tadlock and daugh-
tiers. Misses Arlie and Sylvia, have return
ed from Des Moines after attending the
state fair.
Protracted meeting at the Baptist church
is still in progress.
Mr. and Mrs. d. $. Kingery have return
ed home after visit with their parents in
Missouri.
School opens again next week with Miss
Beryl Sharp as teacher.
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Charlton.

Charlton, Sept. Saunders Bailey
is in Leon this week on business.
Miss Carrie Rebel left yesterday for
her home in Elgin, H., after an ex
tended visit in the city with her cous-
ms, MI and Mrs. A. c. Rebel.
Mrs Clara Morrison of Lincoln
township left Tuesday for visit with
relatives at Washington, Kans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bitel celebrated
their twelfth anniversary yesterday.
They were the recipients of many
beautiful and useful presents.
Mrs. Mary Bowers has returned from
visit in Harlan.
Mrs. James Twinham went Tuesday
to Cleveland for visit.
Mrs. Lena Gephart returned to her
home in Pekin, H., yesterday after a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Sasmenhousmer.
Mrs. N. j. Swanson of Belinda spent
the day yesterday with her son Land
Swanson
Mrs. Fred Waight returned home
yesterday from a six weeks pleasure
trip in Colorado.
Rev. Parkins of Derby was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. j. P. Borg entertained the
women of the Dorcas society this after
noon.
James Lynch a former Charlton res
ident but now of Bloomfield was il
town last evening
Oscar Israelis in Chicago this week
on business.
Two Merry Tramps' was the at
traction of a large audience at the
opera house last evening.
The opening of the bids for the con-
tract of the new library has been post
poned for two weeks on account of
some of the contractors not being
ready.
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Batavia.

Batavia. Sept. 3.-Iiarry Whitmore left
Monday for Ames where he will attend
school this winter.
John and Grin Ellmaker, of Mt. Pleasant.
are visiting at their uncle's, Scion Ell
maker.
Miss Lola Wier. of ottumwa. visited a
few days last week at ]. ii. Wagner's.
Miss Fay Peebler entertained a number
of her friends at her home Saturday even
ing.
Ray Woodruff. Of Competing, visited over
Sunday with relatives here.
Loren Copeland made business trip to
Chicago Monday
Miss Alice Appcquist. of Chillicothc,
is visiting Mrs. L. Copeland and Mrs. Lily
Frescoln.
Miss Nellie yandagriff. of Fairfield, is Wis
iting Miss Fannie Ellmaker and other
friends here.
NJ, d. Wilson and wife were over Sunday
visitors in Leando.
AT the school election Wednesday even
ing Prof Pollok, of Mt. Ayr. was elected
principal of the high school to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of Prof.
John DeMar.
Dan Shirk, of Galveston, Texas, is visit
ing his parents
+. T. Campbell returned Saturday from
a trip through Oregon. He says Oregon is
one of the finest states in the Union.
Guy Ornduff and jerry Wilson left for
Des Moines Tuesday. They will attend
school at Highland Park this year.
Lydia Shirk, who has spent the summer
with her grandparents here, returned TO
her home in cago~Monday.
John Long and George Hidy took in the
state fair last week
Mrs. G. b. McNiel visited friends at Com
petine the first of the week.
Sunday was the election of officers in the
Methodist Episcopal church. The following
were elected Superintendent. r. 7. Camp
hell; assistant superintendent, Il. f. Peter
| son; secretary, Miss Veva McClain: assist
ant secretary. Miss Amy Parrett; librarian
Miss Neva Shoemaker: assistant, Miss Jes
sic Campbell: organist. Miss MYRTLE Camp
bell: assistant. Miss Emma Nehr.
Mrs. Geo. fuller returned TO her home
Saturday after a weeks visit with relative.
and friends here.
John Lawson returned last week from {
trip through the west.
Five persons were received into full mem
bership in the Methodist church Sunday
evening. They were Mrs. Lizzie Copeland
Misses Myrtle Campbell, Edna McClain
Rosa Henderson and Mabel Newell.
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Abba.

Abba, Sept 3.-In the district court
the state has rested in the case against
VIM. II. Fuller, charged with murder
in the first deggee. Some very strong
evidence was introduced to prove that
he killed Robert Roe in a fight over a
bucket of beer at Hooking.
The clerk. of the district court issued
three marriage licenses yesterday to
the following personst Ed W. Ans
pach, aged 81 of Abba and Miss Edith
A. Kintz, aged 90, Of Creston; James
A. Harvey, aged AZ. and Mrs. Bynkey
Nelson, aged A, both of Buxton; Rad
ford Cobb, aged 80, and Miss Estella
M, Johnson, aged rs, both of Lovilia.
r. @. Traverse of Bloomfield, is at
tending court here this week.
George j. Brentenstein of Keolluk is
transacting business in A.lbit today.
H. L. Graham of Topeka, Kansas, is
in town on busienss today.
G. w. Boyer of Burlington was an
Abba visitor YESTERDAY.
G. G. jameson of Rochester, N. Y,
I is in Abba on business today.
j. l.. Evans, manager of the Smoky
Hollow Coal Co. is transacting business
in Abba today.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Fuller are in
Chicago this week.
Mrs. Dacie johnson is visiting with
her parents in Burlington.
Miss Mamie Woodward is visiting
her sister in Bussey this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Heiserman who
have been in Chicago on a business
trip have returned home.
Prof. Richardson has returned from
Thomas Oklahoma. He expects to re
main in Abba.
g. G. Mccormick who has been visit
ing in Colorado is home again. Mrs
j Mccormick and child will remain fol
an extended visit.
Miss Ethel Strasburg of Bigsville
Ill, is visiting Mrs. James Titus of this
place.
Mrs. Cheney of Charlton on her way
home from a three months visit with
her son in Duluth, Mimi, visited over
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-03

night here with DR.. and Mrs Morri
son.
Wayne Vallandingham while swing
ing from tree by his hands yester
day fell. striking his elbow and frac
turing one of the bones of the arm.
Ralph Shearer of Chicago is visit
ing with his parents. Mr. Shearer has
a position with the Swift Packing Co
Miss Elsie Griffin is visiting with
the family of DR.. Huband OF Ottum-
wa this week.
Fred Thayer of Avery is transact
ing business in Abba today.
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Pulaski,

Pulaski. Sept. 81. c. Brenneman re-
turned home yesterday from Zion CITY,
where he has been visiting his daughter,
Miss Nina Brenneman. for some time.
family reunion was held at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. A. r. Merideth last Thurs
day. All the children We're present except
Mrs c. Il. StOckham, who was unable to
be there on account of the Illness of her
daughter, who was suffering with tonsili-
tbs. Those present We're: S. O. Merideth
and sons Clay and Ray, of Qneen City
Mo-; DIR. c. A. Merideth. of ST. Louis, Mo- !:
w. O. Merideth wife and little son Glenn
of Fairfield; G. l.. Merideth and wife, liv-
ing on the old home place. north of town.
Joe Marshall moved to his farm near
Bunch. Saturday.
DR.. Black left Monday for Des Moines to
continue his studies at the school of oste-
opathy.
Mrs. John Shumate and little daughter
returned Saturday from TT. Madison where
she has been visiting the past two weeks.
Mrs. Mary Knight returned home from
near Stiles Friday where she has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Ginrich, for the
past three weeks.
The superintendent, teachers and quite a
number of scholars of the Christian Sun
day school, about thirty in all. drove down
to Cantril Sunday and enjoyed the Sunday
school convention at that place. A good
time is reported by ALL
Mrs. j. E. Heskett and daughter Eula
returned home from Grand Junction, Fri
day, after an extended visit with rela-
tives.
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Woodland Vale.

Woodland Vale, Sept. 3.-Captaln NJ.
Forest and wife, of Washington. arrived
here Tuesday where they will visit friends
and relatives. Capt. Forest owns large
farm near Abingdon. Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
formerly resided here.
g. A. Hughey was in Hedrick Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Ulery and children, of Cali
fornia, came in last week They will visit
at the home Of Mrs. Ulery's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Davis.
Mrs LINEN and Sidney Uley visited at
Hedrick Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Davis and Miss Jen-
ME Davis visited with Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Sylvester Wednesday.
Mrs. Addie Jennings and Miss Elsie
Hayes called here Wednesday.
Miss Blanche Hayes visited at Kinks
vile Monday.
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Hiteman,

Hiteman, Sept 3.-Richard Bowel
and Charles Anderson returned home
from Des Moines Monday.
Mrs. j. Johnson and son of Ottum-
wa, who have been visiting at thel
home of L. T. Milligan returned Mon
day.
John Albert and Frank Davis for
merly of Charlton spent Sunday here
visiting at the home of their brother
Daniel Davis They were on their way
to Buxton where they will make their
future home.
Professor William Severn of Pella
occupied the pulpit in the Baptist
church Sunday and delivered goor ser
mons.
Mrs. M. J. Nelson Of Agency City,
is here spending a few days at the
home of her daughter Mrs. J. Fl. Nc
Carly.
Rees Jones who has been working
in Ottumwa, returned here Saturday
and visited all his friends before he
left for Wales, where his wife went
about four months ago.
Mrs. Cass Jones left here Tuesday
night for McKeesport, Pa, where she
will visit for about six weeks with her
sister and friends.
Claude Hunter and wife of Abba who
have been here for the last week with
the brother of Mrs. Hunter, Frank
Landin, returned home Tuesday
Mrs. Clara Alderman and sons Phil
lip and Harry, who have been enjoy
| ing a months visit with relatives and
friends returned to their home at Iowa
City, "Wednesday.
H. A. Dinsmore accompanied by
John Fitzpatrick made drive through
| the west district of Monroe county.
Mr.. Dinsmore is a candidate for the
| board of supervisors on the republican
| ticket.
| Miss Rella Amsbury Of Avery has
come here to stay at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Jno. Morgan. Miss Ans
bury will attend the Hiteman school.
Miss Edith Welch returned to Abba
Tuesday after spending a few days
at the home of her parents.
| Ed Coyne was in Oskaloosa two days
on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Reynolds and daugh.
ter of Sewers, were here visiting at
| the home of Joe Young for a week.
and returned home Monday.
| Oliver Welsh was Sunday caller
with friends at Hilton.
| Miss Emily Cameron is going to
| teach at country school about AZ
| miles west of Lovilia.
Frank Hiley of Hamilton, has ac
cepted a position running drill. He
| will prospect around this place.
| e. L. Millet of Ottumwa was tran
| sacting business here today.
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five and a half months school Sept 2
first at the Liberty school house dis
trict No. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons of Pickel
avenue, and John Legg of Humboldt.
Neb., very pleasantly spent Sunday
visiting at the home of Mart Smith.
VIM. Wendell is visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Jack Simmons, this week.
Henry Arnold is delivering wood at
Carbon this week.
Ray Rhoads is on the sick list.
Everett Jessup of Ottumwa, moved
into the Flowers property on Court
Hill Monday.
Wing Orman of Hines street, is at
tending court in Ottumwa this week.
John Dunning and his little son Yves
were in Ottumwa Monday.
Mrs. Wood was visiting Mrs. Wal
ker and family of Hines street Mon
day.
G. S. Mowrey and wife of Honey
street was attending court in Ottumwa
Monday.
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BIadensburu,

Bladensburg, Sept 3.-Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Smith visited over Sunday with relatives
near Blakeshurg.
Willie Decker left Monday for Cedar
Falls where he will again take up his
school work.
Mrs Chas. Gobble visited last week with
relatives at Perlee.
Mrs John Griffin and son, Roy, of Troy,
are spending a few days at the Marion
Whitmore home.
James Timmonds and family spent We'd
nesday with their daughter, Mrs. Cecil
Eller, of Hedrick.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Heady left Tues
day for trip to the west.
Norman Reno is in Oklahoma this week.
Stanton Yeager returned home from
Blakesburg Wednesday.
Miss Dora Fisher is visiting relatives in
Ottumwa this week.
Jessie Yeager returned home from Kos
suth county Tuesday.
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Ashgrove, spent last Sunday at the Hiram
Clark home.
Mrs. I. b. Hopkins and Mrs. Sarah un-
derwood We're passengers on the Rock Is
land yesterday, bound for oklahoma
Miss Mamie Moore was very pleasantly
surprised Wednesday. August -6 The oc-
casion was her birthday. Those present
We're: Misses Nerla Stevens. Grace and
Mirth Hudgens, Blanche Hicks. Cora
Strunk, Mary Hunt. Jenny Hudgens and
Blanche Simmons. All report good time.
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Having decided to handle only a
high grade line of mems and youths
clothing, we will close out at cost and
in some cases less than cost our en-
tire stock of boys and children's suits.
Now is the time for a school suit at
The Hub.
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Concord.

Concord, Sept. 3.-oscar Taylor, Of Udell
township, passed through this vicinity
Tuesday buying timber.
Mr.. Thompson, who has been employed
as singer during the revival meetings held
at Miller was called home on account of
the serious Illness of his mother.
]. O. Moore and wife are rejoicing over
the arrival Of a twelve pound boy at their
home.
Levi Swain is improving the looks of his
farm by the erection of a new barn.
sam Morrison. wife and little daughter,
Lucille, of Des Moines, arrived at this place
Sunday to spend week visiting relatives
and friends.
Rev. Aired will hold basket meeting
at Albany Sunday, September g. Every
body invited.
Henry Hard. 2f this place, started for
Oklahoma wherein ne expects to spend the
winter with hisS daughter, airs. Annie
GIazebrook.
| Smith Leonard aud $yife. Alb Jones and
49,
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North English.


North English, Sept. 3.-Professor
Charles M. Williams left Tuesday
morning for Arcola to begin his school
work.
Mrs. Thomas Johnston returned to
her home from Seymour.
Miss Addie Athrean is at home from
Delta for few weeks stay.
Quite number of North English
people attended the picnic at Armah
yesterday. A good program was rem
dered. The principal address was by
Hon. M. j Wade.
Miss Fife Roller has resumed her
school work at WeIlman.
Mrs. John Ryan and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Spillane of Parnell spent Tuesday
with relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ogle have re-
turned here from Loredo, Mo.
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StrinqtoWn,

Stringtown, Sept. 3.--Alr and Mrs. Theo-
.dore Addison, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Sill
vers, of COMPETING, and Mr.. and Mrs Edla
McVey, of Hedrick, We're Strngtown visit
ors Sunday.
G. w. Davis and family and Mrs c. A.
Clark and family and VIM. and Walter
Larmore were Abingdon callers Saturday
Harry, son of John Putnam, had the
misfortune to get one of his arms broken
Monday by mule kicking him. The bone
above the elbow is broken in three places.
Mrs. G. B. McNiel, of Batavia, was a
Stringtown caller the first of the week.
VIM Wright, Arthur Allen, John Gobble,
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Green Valley.

Green Valley, Sept 3.--Quite a storm
struck here Friday evening. The wind
blew down lots of trees and the hail de-
stroyed much of the crop.
The new telephone line from Tnionville
to this place is almost completed.
Henry Warren. of Ottumwa. visited rela-
tives here last week. returning to his home
Monday
Monroe Adams has moved into the house
vacated by LATE Paris.
Old Settlers reunion ut Unionville today.
Several young people attended church at
Miller Sunday night.
Born, recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Robinson. son.
There will be a basket meeting at Albany
Sunday. Everybody invited.
]. ]. Taylor and Lawrence Ward made a
flying trip to Centerville Saturday. They
report the Charlton river very high.