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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-08-13
WANTED FOR SALE, ETC.

See the new suits at Bell Brothers.
WANTED:-Live poultry. B. F. Kicker.
Two mich cows for sale cheap.
If Mrs. G. +. CUsHMAN.
For sALE:-New Watertown top buggy.
G. W. A. PUTNAM.
WANrED:-A girl for housework. No
washings.
GEO. H. TEMPLE. Randolph Center.
WANTED:-A farm to rent or on shares;
from 10 cows up. Good references given.
DENNIS w. BRoUGH, Shelburne, Vt.
For SALE:-One 52-in. inserted tooth
board saw in fine shape; bought two years
ago. BERT G. DURKEE, No. Randolph.
For SALE:-Horse, kind and safe for
child TO drive, wagon and complete team
outfit. CHARLES Il. BRIGGS.
Meal and feeds at my storehouse on
track at ROyalton at wholesale prices. My
team is there nearly every day from 10 to
O'Clock. Call. DIX }. CAMP.
NoTIcE:-I shall be at liberty TO accom-
same as usual. +. j. SEYMOUR.
Go to c. w. Proper, Dudley ST., for car
riage and sleigh repairing, saw filing, etc.
All work guaranteed. II
The advertisement Of w. A. Evans, op-
tieian, can be found weekly at head Of
special ads. on page 8.
The biggest and best loaf of thoroughly
good bread is made from Wise King
Flour. Ask your grocer for it.
Washings wanted, or win go out to
work by day or hour. Mrs. VIVA DUCAT,
at Harley Bruee's, on Railroad street.
Your carpets well cleaned and steamed
at Randolph Steam Laundry. Carpets
taken and delivered on notice by postal
For SALE:-Two nearly new seven-room
houses, five minutes to depot, postotfice
and stores. One s1400, one $500. Address
J. W. HALE, Randolph, Vt.
WANTED: "A good, reliable, single man
at once by the month on a city farm;
steady Job to right man. "A. f. SMITH,
206 Kenoza Avenue, Hayerhill, Mass.
LosT:-A leather dress suit case, between
Williamstown Springs and East Randolph.
Initials on end, l.. h. b. Finder will be
suitably rewarded on returning same to,
or addressing p. f. Blanchard, East Ran
dolph, vt.
FOR SALE:-Potted strawberry plants
ready for setting Aug. IS. Varieties in
clude Sample, Glen Mary, Haviland, Ridge
way, New York. These plants viii pro-
duce full crop berries in 1901. Prices on I
GUY A. CLoUGH, East Braintree.
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Camp Randolph Notes.

There are now four sail boats and sil
l yachts in the bay.
/ G. l.. Bugbee closes his cottage and re.
/ turns to Barre this week.
Miss Maurine Thayer is at Bread Loai
/ Inn for the rest of the season.
/ Mr.. Colpitt has a beautiful new sal
boat this year, the "Marioryn
DR.. c. L. Stewart and daughter. Mis-.
Nellie, returned 10 Randolph Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dean of Boston arr
guests of his brother, A. E. Dean, at Edge
wood.
Editor Whitaker OF the Barre Telegram
and family are camping in one Of Platt's
cottages.
Hon. James Hutchinson is talking of
building a cottage on his lot this fall or
early in the spring.
sheriff Holmes and Ex-State's Attorney
Steele and wife Of Highgate Center were
guests in camp sunday.
Mrs. Irving Chadwick of Fitchburg,
Mass, has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Holmes, and sisters here this week.
Postmaster Eldredge spent Saturday and
Sunday with his family in the Truax cot
tage, and entertained the campers with a
gramophone.
All were sorry to say good-by to Mr..
and Mrs. Dean Towne last Monday when
they silently folded their tent and tear
fully stole away.
Z. A. Plat has recovered his boat, etc.,
taken by Rev. Mr.. (Marvin) Martin when
he left suddenly for parts unknown. Mr..
Martin has been adjudged insane.
Richard Hoar, Esq, Of Barre has pur-
chased building lot Of E. A. Platt just
below the ridge south OF L. p. Thayer's
cottage and will erect a Il 900 house in the
near future.
The annual serenade occurred Wednes-
day evening, in which the young folks,
singers and otherwise, dressed in costume,
participated. The calls were returned
Saturday night by campers from "Ship-
yard"
w. f. hanson and family returned to
Randolph Saturday with the exception OF
Miss Genieve. who is the guest of Mrs.
Thaver at Rock-Ledge. Mir. Lamson has
made many improvements on his cottage
this season.
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Inc Death Penalty.

A little thing sometimes results in death.
Thus mere scratch, Insignificant cuts or
puny boils have paid the death penalty.
il Is wise to have Bucklen's Arnica Salve
ever handy. It's the best salve on earth
end will prevent fatality, when Burns.
sores, Ulcers and Piles threaten. Only
z5c.
For sale by Drew & Leonard, Randolph.
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A Statement.

The Henry Family that gave entertain
ments in Grange hall July 30 and 81 did
not come to Randolph under the auspices
OF U. 5. Grant post, G.. A. r., as the an
nouncement Of les coming read. The post
was not instrumental in getting the COM
pany here and received no financial benefit
from the entertainments.
+. H. KEToHUM, Adjt.
+. t. SAULT, @. NJ.
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teachers examinations.

Teachers examinations for Orange
county will be held as follows:-R Randolph,
Aug. 10-11; Post Mills, Aug. 13-14; Chel-
sea, Aug. 2i-25; Williamstown, Aug. 26-27 f;
Bradford. Aug. 2s-29. 3w
+. Il. PRICHARD, Examiner of Teachers.
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Church Notes.

Service in st. Johns church next sun
day will be at 1880 O'Clock in the morn
ing.
Rev. II. j. White OF Worcester, Mass,
will preach at the Baptist church next
Sunday
Rev. W. Il. White Of South Royalton
will preach at the Methodist church next
Sunday.
The Baptist ladies will serve a hash sup
per in the chapel next Tuesday afternoon
/ from $50 on.
The Ladies Aid 81 the Christian church
viii meet next Thursday afternoon with
[ Mrs. W. w. Carpenter
Rev. Geo. f. Laid viii preach at the
/ Cong church next Sunday morning on
1.-THE Beauty Of Holiness.
The Ladies society Of the Baptist church
will hold lis meeting next Thursday after
noon with Mrs. G. W. Douglass.
Union service next Sunday evening in
the Congl church. Sermon by Rev. H..
| jerome W hite Of Worcester, Mass.
The Ladies Aid society Of the NJ E.
church will have business meeting at the
parsonage Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Rev. Il. j. White Of Worcester, Mass,
Will hold services at Braintree Branch
next sunday at p. m. A full attendance
is desired.
Sermon IN the Christian church next
Sunday morning viii be given by Rev. c.
+. Smith, former pastor. Weeks lesson
VIII be 1.-TWO incidents OF the army
II the weather is favorable, the annual
picnic OF the Congl Sunday school viii be
held tomorrow, Aug. II, at the rolling
rock on Braintree hill. Teams will leave
the church at s o'clock.
Elder l. w Watt Of North Wolcott
president OF the Vermont conference, Is
expected in town tonight at the Gospel
Tent. The services are progressing well.
Subject this evening, 1.-THE New Testament
SABBATH" Friday evening, "How and
When the Sabbath was Changed Sunday
at 30 %. m, 1.-THE Sealing OF Gods Peo-
ple;" at 7:i5, ''The Mark Of Apostasy.h
As announced last week, the Christian
church picnic is TO occur on Friday OF this
week at Lake Mafeba. Teams will be at
the church at $3.50 a. m. There will be
ample and convenient conveyance for all
who wish 70 90. Aside from the large
wagons, there viii be surreys at hand, so
that every demand will be met. Plenty Of
sport and fun has been planned and a
good time is anticipated.
Next Thursday, August 20, the annual
meeting Of the Golden Rule G. +. union
Will be held in the Christian church here.
Special preparations have been made to
make this an exceptionally good meeting.
The general topic is 1.-THE Increase Cam
paign," and few Of the speakers viii be
Col. Edward G.. Osgood Of Brattleboro,
president OF the state Y. p. ;. G. +. union,
Rev. j. Hall Long Of Bethel, Prin. j. NJ.
Comstock Of Chelsea, and Mrs. G.. +. Ladd
Of this place. There will be other good
speakers and helpful meeting is assured.
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Caspian Lake Notes.--"Lakewood. ]"

Caspian Lake Notes. Lakewood
Mrs. Laura Cushman spent Sunday with
friends in St. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Laura Allis returned to her home
in Brookfield on Thursday
Miss May Bradish went to Randolph
! Friday for a short visit before returning to
her home in Boston.
Hon. Alexander Dunnett Of st. Johns
bury was entertained by Capt. and Mrs.
Burbank over Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. Jenness Wheeler and DIR.
and Mrs. Gilman Wheeler have gone to
White River Junction for a short time
L. r. Adams, a teacher in the normal
school at North Adams, Mass, was a re-
cent visitor OF Prof. and Mrs. Frank A.
Bagnan.
A. b. Thomas and wife were at the Ship
man cottage over Sunday. Mr.. Thomas
was at one time a practising lawyer in
Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Bowen, who have
been spending a week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cummings, returned on Saturday
to their home in Springfield, VT.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Lewis of Leban-
on, y. H., who had been the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph W. Atwood for week,
returned to their home on Saturday.
Miss Minnie Davis of Norwich came
Saturday to visit Mrs. Edgar T. Salisbury.
Mr.. Salisbury, after staying with his fam
ily for a week, returned to Randolph
Tuesday.
Prof. A. L. Hardy and family are at
Morrisville for a week, there to meet a sis
ter and two brothers, one Of the latter be-
ing Rev. Y. If. Hardy of Foxcroft. Ne, a
former pastor Of the Congl church in
Randolph.
A match game Of golf was played Satur-
dav between the Lakewood club and
.'An the World, or, in other words, the
golfers Of the hotels and cottages around
the lake not included in Lakewood. p
The game resulted in favor Of the World
II up.
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A Card.

wish to express my grateful apprecia-
tion of the kindness OF the Masons, Odd
Fellows and other friends in attending to
the haying which was unable to see TO
myself
Will H.SLACK.
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TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
L-.-- ---- -L-LL- ~ m VI y

In Re Henry W. LoWd, bankrupt discharge
Notice h hereby given that Henry W. LoWd,
bankrupt, has filed his petition dated July 18th,
1893. praying for a discharge from all his debts in
bankruptcy, and that an creditors and other per-
sons ohiecting 10 such discharge may attend be-
fore the undersigned referee, az the office Of
Hale's Tavern "a Wells River 10 said County on
the 2Bth DAY 81 August, ia03 at 10 O'Clock a. M,
and then and there present their objections, II
any, 60 such discharge. with their proofs thereon
WILLIAM G. WHITE, Referee In Bankruptcy.
WiiliamstuWn. Vt. August To- 1913.
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Notice IN sankruptcv.

In the matter Of Henry ". Lowd, bankrupt In
bankruptcy.
To tbe Honorable Hoyt II. Wheeler. Judge Of
The District Court uf the United States iu the
District Of Vermont
Henry ". Lowd Of Bradford Do the County Of
Orange and State Of Vermont respectfully rep-
rescafe fhaf an ere ~ duv of EehruHrV a Is 1858
he was duly adjudged a bankrupt under the acts
At Congress relating Co bankruptcy; that he has
duly surrendered an bis property and rights of
property. and has fully complied with all the re-
quirements Of Said acts and of the orders II the
Court touching his bankruptcy
wherefore b. prays that he may be dccreed BY
the Court Co have a fun discharge from an debts
provahle against his estate under said bankrupt
acts. except such debts rs are expected by law
from such disc harEe.
Dated AT Bradford this 2gth day Of July, A. d.
1903
Arizona republican., 1903-03-13
TEMPE
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C. H. Bayless of Tucson was a
 Alex Brown of New York is spend ing q few days in Tempe in the trans action of business.
 Jack Frazier of BloomerViIle is calling on his old friends here.
 Excellent music has been secured for the ball to be given in the Curry hali this evening fer the benefit of the public library.
 Albert Miller is constructing q ware house in the rear Oi the mercantile store for the use and convenience Of the company.
 TheO. Nicholas is down from Pinal.
 Rev. Farr. chairman Of the comnit- tee interested in the following makes this annCuncement: The ". C. T. L. of this place are blaming to send srv- eral boxes of good literature toIthe mining camps Of the territry. Anyone having books. magazines or other good literature taey would like to donate y,ill please leave them at the home of Mrs. F \. Rough as soon as conVen- ient
 P. T. Hurley Of Phoenix was Tempe business visitor yesterday.
 MIs. Van Tuyl is i'll with h grippe at her home on East Seventh street
 The Tempo ladies chorus make their first appearance under the direction of Mrs. cravens at the musicale to ba given by the M. r. church south, Fri day evening. March 2.
 An interesting contribution Of Nor nal notes will appear in this issue.
 Chris BraZzo came in over the Mari ccpa yesterday morning frCn Azusa. Cal, after sn absence Of several months.
 MT. and Mrs. Council and ]. T. Peck 7f the Casa Lonla and Rev Farr were among TeTnpe's visitors to Phoenix yesterday.
 The monthly business meeting and s5oial Of the EDworth League of the II. F. church south will meet at the home of 4. w. Cosner this evening
Arizona republican., 1903-03-13
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MESA


EIr. Hvrun1 Hastings returned from 9 trip to Florence today where he had been locking alter his interests in the oil claims in the Riverside district. He met Mr. R. w. B1arnaman there and together they carvassed the titles and found everything all right Mi. Bran naIGan and Mr Hastings are the larS- est owners in the Riverside oil and Gas coupany's properties, and Mr. Hastings is one of the directors oi the company. He reports that good words are being said about the properties being drilled on. and indications are that some kind of Q strike is not far distant. They are now down IOlO feet and have gone through the sandstone and conSiomerate and are now III Shale under which they expect to strike oil
 Friday night, March f3. and Saturday night. March Ii. the Home Drama tie company under tile management of Mir G. M. Fryer will present the beautiful. comedy-drama. A Fishernan's Luck. :" in the Mesa Opera house. The play Is one of the brightest and cleanest that has been seen in Mesa for long time. and the company has been working on it for sufficient time to get il down
 pat and will SiY% the people treat
 T. E. Pomeroy was q business visitor lin Phoenix today>.
 MT O. l.. Greene returned to his home in Iowa yesterday. Tie cane out and spent the winter with Mrs. Greene who has been here for over a --ear but pressing business returned him home. His many friends here regret to see him so, but hope that next winter he will return for good
 Dr. J. W. Robinson and William Robinson from Liberty, Mo. arrived in Mesa this morning and will spend the summer here in search Of health. They are af the Mesa hotel.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-13

This make Points will afford pleasure tell these We different and price
Arizona republican., 1903-03-13

The city council met in their regular monthly session last evening. The principal business. of the evening was the discussion of matters pertaining to the perforation of the tubing of the city wells ard the purchasing of q meter to be used in supplying the Phoenix & Eastern Railroad company with water.
 On yesterday morning while a Mex ican named M. s. Noreago was engaged in loading q load or baled hay at the Goodwin warehouse by a displacement of his foo. fell from his wagon to the ground at the same time drawing tha heavy bale down upon him. It was at once found that the man was serious y injured and upon later examination by Dr. Jones it was found that the left leg was broken above the knee.
 John r. Fosarty of the rural mail service has notified Postmaster Hod- nett that he will be here today to go over tine proposed route to be estab- Hsked. He also notified MT. Hodnett to have all applicants who wish to ell ter the service as carriers and substi- tutes to be ready for an examination today at @:30 r. Tn. at the postofiice Each applicant is required to bring his own stationery supplies
Arizona republican., 1903-03-13

A full line of bright and pretty new spring goods just arrived Monday. 1Glh. We will give our customers a treat in an embroidery sale one day only. Good edges as low as 2lac pei yd J. !. Hod-ett
Arizona republican., 1903-03-13

on his brake And broke through the car with a gun. To the folks he had broken he left no
 kind token, But broke for the brake with the
 "Afon" The ChaparraI
Arizona republican., 1903-03-13
ORPHEUS ENTERTAINERS
Nst an Appreeiative Phoenix Au-
 dience Last Night.

The Orpheus entertainment given at the First N. T.. church fer the benefit of the public school library last night was attended by q fair-sized audience which was well pleased with the per fOrmance.
 Miss Miriam Eskridge rendered some readings that were appreciated greatly Her character delineation was notably strong and she was heartily elcored it the close of each reading
 As vocalist. Miss Edith Norman <locil captivated the audience. Her voice is strong. yet very sweet. Miss Katherine De We're as pianiste was a decided sue cess. The music was strong yet sweet The following was the programme:
 Piano solo, selected, Miss Margaret Davis.
 An Easter With Parepa," Anon, Miss Miriam Eskridge.
 Summer" Chaminade, Edith Nor man Klock.
 "Old Ace" Cred Emerson Brooks). Pillow Fights" (Anon) Tulips" Gtoache). Miss Miriam Eskridge.
 Daddy" CBehrendl. Japanese Love Song (Thomas), Edith Norman KlocS
 Piano solo, selected, Miss Margaree Davis.
 "Old Hundred" (Anon), Charity Fair" (Thomas). Miss Miriam Eskrdg.
 Love the Pedlar" (German), My Bairnie" CVannah), May Morning Oeuza), Edith Norman Klock.
 "ParIor Sofa Politics" CThomas). BIisa Miriam Eskridee
 Good Night. Beloved" (Nevin). Edith Norman I<lock.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-13
Reuben, Reuben,
 I've Been Thinking

that We are chumps to pay so much for Groceries when we can buy at these prices:
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-14

tions, as they have been doing in vari-
Gus parts of the state. We have al
ready organized the counties contain
ing most of the larger cities, including
Burlington, Davenport, - buque. Ce-
dar Rapids, Council Bluffs. Des Moines
Fort Dodge and several of the less
populous cities.
We consider an attendance of fif-
ty at such conventions fairly good,
while one hundred makes fine show
ing. You will not need, therefore, to
secure a hall that will be at all eXpen-
sive. We frequently meet in court
rooms. Our meetings are called at
1880 p. m, in order to give the farm
ers chance to attend and get home
at reasonable hour. Your business
men should be urged to come to the
meeting, as it concerns them fully as
much as it does anybody.
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THE ANNUAL CONVENTION.
Continued From Page ~ !.

sell Helen Coe, Lura Clark, Mt Plea
SAINT; Jessie Hanna, Fila Smith, Tole-
do; Erma Sheets, Dubuque Rosina
kiehlbauch, Wilton Junction; Bessie
Nealey, Clara Roberts, Fern Pickard,
Nerle Ireland, Gertrude Brady, Edith
u, Eek, Pleasant Plain; Susanna H.
Weare, Sioux City; Alice n. Wilson,
Burlington; Jessie L. Hogethy, Des
Moines, Minnie M. Bush, HARRIET l..
Leguire, Helen J. Fisher, Mt. Vernon;
Grace Buckley, Carrie G. Waters, Nell
lie sibern, Iowa City; Ethel Cessna,
Katherine Terrill Nellie Naylor,
Ames Grace Darland, Mary Grif-
fifth, Iowa City: Leona Ormond, Fran
ces Benson. Mt. Union; Gertrude
Beard, Mt. Pleasant; Clarissa r. KEEL
losg, Bertrell Stewart. n. Blanche
Ford, Oskaloosa; Mary B. Hill, Madras;
India; Nicola Woody, Oskaloosa
Blanche Byerly, Margaret Stemmons,
Maude Wheelock, HoplSinton; Frances
r. Stillwagm Helena Messerschmidt
June Chase, Cordelia L. Trent. Cedar
Falls; Mary L. Schenck, Burlington;
Clara l. Rollins, Alice Thomas, Maude
Rodine, Winnie Warner; Edna NJ. Cox,
Halle Sullivan. Bonnie Dake> Myra
Reeves, Florence Coon, Alsadie Guild
niger Mt. Vernon; Hazel Hart Challie
Proudfoot, Bessie Reed Alice Cain,
Grace /. Webb, Hattie Carlin, Alice
France, Maggie Pitzer, e. Lahrmg
Clinton, Ada b. Isle, Whitening Van
Syve. Mary l.. ISilburn. Blanche
Gwynn, Indianola; Mary Elder, Ethel
White, Alice Page. Alice Cook, Clara
Greene, Louise Bentley, Ora DeYol, I4u-
cile Rosenberger, Oskaloosa; Mary
Pool, Mt Pleasant, Rosa Kohley,
Myrtella Cook, Cora Wilcox. Fannie
Beacham, Elizabeth Jones, Sioux
City: Jessie Farlow Elizabeth KAYE,
Grace G. Shrader, Cedar Falls; Grace
Holmes, Frances A. Carroll, Sara a !.
Nimocks, Iowa City; Kate NJ. Jones,
Fairfield, Varnn Elliott, Clara Bale
Mt Vernon; Grace Nj. Davies, Des
Moines; Viola c. Smalley, Mt Vernon;
Blanche DeBra, Ora Larson, Helen
Shirk, Lucie Dodd, Epworth
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-14
THE NEW TIME CARD
TRACY CUTOFF PART OF BUR
LINGToN DIVISION UNDER
suPT. sHARRETTs.
pes Moines Mail Gathered East of
Burlington to Go over Cutoff All
Gathered West of Burlington Goes
BY Way Of Abba as at Present.

From Thursdays Daily.
Ottumwans who left for Des Moines
this morning by way Of the Burlington
were compelled to ride in local
freight fhom Abba to Tracy at which
place after Il wait of an hour they
took the passenger leaving over the
old B. & n. W., and the Tracy cutoff
for Des Moines. The new time card
over the Abba C Des Moines and the
Burlington and Tracy branches went
into effect yesterday morning.
Cutoff on Burlington Division.
The Burlington & Tracy branch in
cludes the old narrow guage B. & N.
W., line from Burlington TO Oskaloosa
which has been changed to standard
guage and the new line which has
been built from Oskaloosa to Tracy
and which is known as the Tracy cut.
off. This branch is made part OF the
Burlington division in charge OF Supt
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TINS attorneys and McNett e Tisdale
are the counsel for the defendant.
The case promises to be hard fought
on both sides. The defendant compa-
ny claims that the car was going at a
SLOW rate of speed and that ropes
were stretched to keep the crowd away
from the tracks 1t is also claimed
that Mr. Harlan was sitting on the rail-
ing OF the bridge nearest the tracks
and that his arm that was injured
when the car left the track encircled
one OF the beams of the bridge. The
following jurors We're drawn to sit on
the case: c. l.. Walker, j. L. Picker.
C. G. Keott, c. II. Stuber, S. B. Morris,
W. F. Harsch, James A. Brown. James
Hamilton, f. NJ. Kelsey. S. j. Series,
G. G. Chance and Edward Sculley.
Motion Overruled.
A motion for new trial in the case
of Philip Watkins VS.. Sarah A. Mccoy
ct al, was oyerruled yesterday by Judge
Eichelberger. This was the case in
which the plaintiff sued for $3.50 which
he claimed was due him for an alleged
contract regarding the sale OF farm
owned by the defendants. Judgment
was returned for the defendants.
Files Divorce Petition.
Chas E. Simmons, through his at
torney, B. w. Scott, filed a petition for
divorce from his wife. Thenia D Sim
mons yesterday, He charges his wife
with cruel and inhuman treatment and
accuses her of striking him with q
stove poker recently.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-14
SOUTH SIDE NEWS.

From Thursdays Daily
Miss Kate Smith, who resides south
OF town, has gone to Kansas, for a
visit with relatives and friends
Mrs. VIM. Metzeer of burlington
has has arrave t t9r v,sn Ma at me none o.
336 Church street.
#. A. Chosen who resides IN sber-
idan aven,e has rat,nnad bo,,,a rror,
Coffeyville, Kan, where he was called
by the death of his mother
,,.. -
~. MSS pora oueiloaush OF biakespurs
WHO mas pseh n us win Mrs. ga
ran MoashIeS, eVI Sueeii Ann avenue