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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-24
Hayesuilie.

Hayesville, Sept. 23.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Utterback are visiting relatives in Kansas.
Miss Julia Stevenson, of Delta, is visiting
friends and relatives here.
An oyster supper was given at the
church Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crabb and family visited
friends in What Cheer Saturday and Sun.
day.
George A. Crabb is at home for weeks
visit.
A number of people are attending the
What Cheer fair this week.
Miss Kittie Utterback, of Lancaster, was
in town Sunday.
Iva Stevenson visited his mother in Delta
Saturday.
The Spiritualists are having series OF
lectures beginning Sunday and continuing
five nights.
Mrs. Marrow is visiting relatives in Ne
braska.
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; NEIGEIBORHOOD NEWS 8
Charlton.

Charlton, Sept. 23-Rev. Miller re-
turned yesterday from the Methodist
conference at Indianola. He was as
satisfaction of his many friends and
the members of his church.
Erick johnson went to Ottumwa
yesterday for a brief business visit.
Ed Sandahl left yesterday for Mel
rose where he will have employment
for few days.
A large number of Charlton colored
people went to Abba yesterday to be
in attendance at the Emancipation day
exercises.
y The Baptist Benevolent society will
meet with Mrs. Fannie Howard Friday
afternoon.
u Miss Mary Nelson and r. Il. Amber
ling We're quietly married yesterday
afternoon in this city. The bride is
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Nelson of Pleasant township and has
made her home in this city during the
past four years by her womanly man.
.ners, she has made host of friends.
The groom is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Amberling of Benton township,
he at present enjoys good position
with the Burlington railroad. They
will go to housekeeping at once in the
west part of the city where they will
be at home to their many friends who
extend congratulations.
Tom Thorn of Derby was business
caller in this city Tuesday.
G. B. Van Arsdale departed for him
home in Pomeroy last night after a
pleasant visit with relatives here.
Al. J. Woodman of Russell was here
on business yesterday.
Max Souders and Will Winslow OF
Derby were in the city yesterday.
Clark Wells issued a marriage Ii
cense to Fl. H. Plots and Miss L. M
Carson yesterday.
The young people of the Baptist
church will give a social tomorrow
evening at the home of the pastor.
Miss Lydia Andrews returned to hel
home in ViIlisca this morning after q
pleasant visit with the family of hel
uncle J. H. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Moore are the
proud parents of a baby girl, born
Tuesday morning.
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IDEAL CORN
WEATHER
TEN MORE DAYS LIKE THIS ONE
AND CORN CROP WILL
BE SAFE.
SUN is VERY WELCOME
Warm Weather Making Millions of DOL
lars for the Farmers of Iowa Every
Day-A Prominent Grain Merchant
Talks.

If the present condition of the
weather will continue for a period of
ten days or two weeks, the bulk OF
the corn crop will be safe from frost,
said a prominent Ottumwa grain mer-
chant this morning.
With the sun shining every day as
it has been for the last three days,
the major part of the corn, which was
last week in danger of being put out
OF the markets by killing frost, will
frost cannot injure it.
Sun Means Millions.
Taken in the concrete these few
days of sunshine have meant millions
to Iowa. A rough estimate was made
last week that Iowa corn to the value
OF $60,000,000 was in danger of being
| ruined by the cold weather. The
greater part of this was in the last
stages OF the roasting ear, ready to
| ripen and harden with the first days
of the sun. ]. R. Sage of Des Moines,
| director of the Iowa weather and crop
service, when speaking yesterday of
the mild weather, said that it was
almost miracle that it had come just
| az tiO IiIlS WLCl IL uOoI uCSuCa'
No better weather than the present
could be wanted for corn. At no 9TH
er time was it needed so badly as
now.
Reports are Favorable.
Reports that have been sent to the
Office of Mr.. Sage from all over the
state, indicate that the damage from
frost was not SO great as the weather
conditions might show. Corn has
been more hardy and has withstood the
nippings of the frost even in those
parts of the state where freezing
weather was reported better than even
the conservatism of the weather man
| supposed. Of course the frosts did in
! jure corn in many sections. The dam
age was great enough to cut a figure
| in the harvest estimates.
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DEMOCRATS OF LINN.
Meet at Marion and Nominate County
Ticket

Meet at Marion and Nominate County
Ticket.
Cedar Rapids, Sept. 22.-The demo-
Gratis of Linn county met at Marion
yesterday and nominated the follow
ing county ticket:
For SENATOR. N. Hughes, Cedar
Rapids.
For representatives-W. A. Lewis,
Fayette township; H. e. Clark, OF
Franklin township.
Sheriff.. P. Bowdish, Waubeck.
For Treasurer-James N. Gray, Ma
rion.
Superintendent. J. Miles, Cedar
Rapids.
For coroner-Dr. F. G. Ladd. Cedar
Rapids.
For Surveyors. N. Parsons, Ma
rion.
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WILL START WESTERN TOWN.

PhiIanthropist of Syracuse to Take H.
600 People to Montana.
Syracuse, N. Y.,Sept. 22.-John Haz-
eltine,' known throughout central New
York as philanthropist has announc-
ed plans to take colony OF 1000 SYRIA
cuse people to Montana for the pur-
pose of establishing town.
Hazeltine has obtained a list of prac-
tically all the poor people OF the city,
and it is from them that he proposes
to select his colonists. He expects ev-
cry one, however. to have $50 when
starting on the trip.
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competine.'

Competine, Sept 23.-Percy Wellard is
quite sick.
About twenty young people passed n
very pleasant evening at the home Of Rev.
Megan last "Wednesday night
The Nicola Elevator Co. have their eleva-
tor almost completed at Farson.
]. w. Sward, of Hayesville, was here
Friday. He has sold his farm here to his
brother who lives in Webster county.
u. W. Moore is still quite sick.
Mrs. Rella Mowery is visiting her faith
err E. w. Moore.
Miss Rebecca Coleman. of Hilsboro, is
visiting her sister. Mrs Mary Mcmillan.
Mr.. and AIRS John II. Moore. of Evans
ton, ILL.,, returned home Monday after q
visit here.
VIM Davis is very low and no hopes
are held for his recovery.
Mrs David Sterling had a stroke Of pa
ralysis last Thursday.
]. Z. Phillips, of Brock, Mo-, was call
Ing on old friends here last week
| Mesdames Ida Ulrey, Of King City, Cal,
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keosauqua.

Keosauqua. Sept. 23.-Charles Smith, who
has been sufferer from cancer for many
months, died at the home of his father,
John H. Smith. Sunday afternoon. The
funeral services were held at the resi-
dence Monday afternoon, Conducted by
Rev. H. A. Ingham, of the Methodist
Episcopal church Mr.. Smith was a single
man about AZ years odd.
L. H. Rockwell was here Monday attend
ing the democratic convention
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Orerinan and two
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Siaourney.

Sigourney, Sept. 23.-The What Cheer
fair is in progress and large numbers of
the people of this section are in attend
ance.
B. F. Croker, of Martinsburg, was here
transacting business.
Colonel L. II. Mackey is so far improved
as to be able to go out riding.
d. L. Lawson, of What Cheer, was here
on business.
Rev. IT. b. Hughes the new Methodist
Episcopal minister here, preached his ini-
tiatory sermons on Sunday. Rev. A. S.
Loyeall goes 10 larger field at Knoxville
An Epworth League social was held last
evening at the home of Miss Belle James
in honor Of Rev. Loveall and family.
W. H. Kelley. OF Washington, was here
transactin2 business.
Marriage licenses have been issued as
follows, On September 81, George Gill
christ, aged %, to Josie Seward, aged %;
Albert Shepard, aged 81, to Mayme Porter,
aged 10; Edward c. Coulson, aged %, to
Maggie, Grimes. aged, %. September, %,
Charles o. Porter, aged 81, to Eftie Edna
| Moore, aged 81. 2
Miss Della Harris. of oxford, is visiting
| her aunt. Mrs. j. W. Lesan.
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Tseb, Sept. GA clothing company of
Ottumwa gave John Mitchell $3.50 hat
TO be awarded the most popular young man
in town. A. p. Devlin was awarded the
hat.
Mrs. John Daniels departed on Tuesday
for Lucas to look after her farm She will
be gone week.
( Mr.. and Mrs. John Jordan, of Kirkyille.
spent Thursday in town, the guest of Mrs
u. Williams. Mr.. Jordan runs local coal
mine and says it is nearly impossible to
secure men to work in the mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Truman spent
Thursday in Ottumwa shopping.
School commenced on Monday. Miss Rosa
Rely reports an enrolment of 81 in the
primary department.
q w. FL. Nelson, of Perry, was n business
caller in the city on Wednesday.
Mrs. John Reese spent Thursday in the
country, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Mil
Ter.
Mrs. James Muller spent Wednesday in
ottumwa on legal business.
James Sharp, of Boone, was in town on
"Wednesday on business. Mr.. Sharp in q
conversation with a Courier reporter re-
ports the mines running in his county full
time. He is greatly impressed with an an
nual agreement between the operator and
miner.
Jabez Bennett returned home on Wednes-
spent month. Mr.. Bennett was well i'm
pressed with the country but likes Iowa
better. He started to work in the mines on
Friday.
Mrs. Ira Miller is on the sick list this
week with fever.
Miss Annetta Rely reports an enroll
ment of As in the intermediate department
4 of the schools which is the largest enroll
ment in this department for five years
Charles Boiler, Il scale expert from Des
Moines, was in town on Thursday looking
after the scales at the mines which he
pronounced O. K Mr. Boiler says his
business takes him around many of the
large mines in Iowa. His last visit was
TO Lehigh, in Webster county, where he
found tlie mines running full time and the
miners doing well, the coal being shipped
largely west to Minnesota and Dakota.
Gus Donaldson was confined to the house
several days last week with Illness
DIR. i. W. Mills, of Ottumwa, was in thu
city on Wednesday on official business.
Joseph Brown, one of the pioneer farmer.
north of town, spent Saturday in Ottum
wa. Mr.. Brown is an enthusiastic repub
liean and predicts the entire county tickle
elected this fall.
Mrs David Griffith spent Saturday In OF
tumwa with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. William r. Evans spen
Saturday In Ottumwa with their man.
friends.
Thomas Proud, one of the staunch far
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WANTS NAME DIVIDED.
An iowan in Chicago Asks For Change
of "Handle."

Chicago, Sept. %. - Robert Ruben
stein has applied to the judges of the
circuit court for leave to part his last
name in the middle" Rubenstein de-
clares that he has been known by this
name for twenty-five years, but here
after would like to be know as Rob-
ert Ruben Stein. He was born in Iowa
and has lived in Illinois for twenty
three years.
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BUYS FAMOUS IRISH CASTLE.
American Girls Wealth Aids Duke OF
Manchester, Her Husband.

London, Sept 22.-The duke OF
Manchester, who married Miss Zim-
norman, daughter of a Cincinnati mil.
lionaire has purchased the Klyemore
acres and is near Connemore. The
price paid for it was $315,000.
The castle has often been declared
to be the most suitable residence fo1
royalty in Ireland. The grounds are
magnificent. 1t took seven years tc
build the castle, which cost $2,70O, OOC
originally.
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WAR CLOUDS GATHER.
Soldiers From Spanish Honduas In
wade Nicauauuua.

New Orleans, Sept. 22-Advices of
an expected invasion of the Nicaragu-
an republic by soldiers from Spanish
Honduras to enforce that country's
contention that Nicaragua in giving a
concession to a Pittsburg, Pa. syndi-
cate, granted rights on territory which
belonged to Honduras, reached this
city, via, the American steamship
Breakwater from Puerto Cortez, Span
ish Honduras.
War Expected.
Unless amicable settlement of the
boundary dispute is effected there is
strong probability that war will be de-
clared.
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DEMOCRATS NAME TICKET.
Van Buren, County Faithful Meet al
keoSauqua.

v UII SU'SI' WITTY = U'eF'FSf' IV'VSe Us
keosauqua.
Keosauqua, Sept. 22.-(SpeciaD =
The democrats of Van Buren, county
met here yesterday in delegate conven.
ton and nominated a county ticket
The following named persons were
nominated for Offices:
For representative-Wm Tasting
of Winchester.
For treasurer-Joseph Forbes OF
jackson township.
For supervisor-Mr. Morrell of Bir-
mingham.
For sheriff. E. Duckworth of Keo
sauqua.
For county SUPPLEMENTARY An
ma Hartwick of Pennington.
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Bloomfield.

Bloomfield, Sept 23.-Charles A. Box
and Miss Elsie M. Selix were united in
marriage Tuesday at noon in the Of
flee of the county recorder in the pres
ence Of few relatives of the contract
ing parties, Rev. M. Downing ofIiciat-
ing. Both young people reside in
Bunch, where they will continue to
make their home, Mr.. Box being a
farmer. and a son of the late M. D. Box
of Fox River township. The bride
{ is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Selix of Ottumwa
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J.. Berry departed
Tuesday for Mexico, Mo- where they
will make their future home.
8 Arthur D. Martin is home from Quin-
cy, ILL.,, for a weeks visit with his par
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. N d. Martin.
Z Joseph Proctor and Hiram Sapp of
AshgroYe were business callers in this
city Tuesray.
J. w. Lyons of Wyacondah township
transacted business Tuesday in
Bloomfield.
J. G. Shaw and T. J. Bryant made a
trip to Belknap Monday evening on
business.
Capt. D. l.. Haywood of West Grove
was looking after business affairs and
visiting friends with friends here Tues
day
J. P. Stoner, a prosperous young
farmer of West Grove township made
a trip to this city on business Tuesday.
Sherman Downing Of Bunch was a
business caller Tuesday in this city.
Douglass Lowe from near Drakeville
transacted business here Tuesday.
Charles III. Williams who resides
near Drakeville made business trip
to Bloomfield Tuesday.
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GIBBONS RETURNS.
American Cardinal Warmly Greeted
On Arriving at New York.

* Il y 4 ~ 80 *sMs
New York, Sept 22.-cardinaI s
Gibbons arrived here today from y
Rome on the Kaiser Wilhelm der -
Crosse and was enthusiastically
welcomed by large delegation of
priests and laymen from Balti-
more and personal friends from
IS this city. He will remain in New
s. York until Friday when he will go
s. to Baltimore. The cardinal had
" pleasant voyage and said the
: ocean trip had recuperated his q
g strength, which had been greatly y
F" taxed by the severe spell of fever
. he suffered due to the intense heat y
. in Rome during the progress of the
: conclave. y
.sf
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SAYS PUPILS ARE IMMORAL.
Women Want Purity Taught in the
Public Schools,

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. 22.-Mrs. w.
J. Allen, head Of the Purity league, in
an address to the w. C. T. U. yester-
day pleaded for course in morality
in the public schools. She thought
cigarette pictures had much to do with
spreading immortality among the chill.
dren. Mrs. Martha A. Baughman said
that to her knowledge immortality Of
the most shocking character was prev
aIent in the public schools. She cited
an instance where a 13-year-old girl
had been subjected to gross indecen-.
cies.
1t was agreed that a direct appeal
should be made to the school boards
to have the young taught scientifically
the truths which they are now left to
learn in way that was debasing.
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BOY is SHOT.
EIdon Lad Seriously Injured AS Result
of Accident.

Eldon, Sept. 22.-(SpeciaD The
six year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Penerod met with quite a serious &C.
cident yesterday afternoon while play
ing in the yard.
Some boys in the next yard were
shooting at birds and one of the shots
struck the child over4the left eye, the
bullet glancing off on the side of the
forehead. DR.. D. A. Jay was called
and today reports are that the pa
tient is getting along nicely.
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and Mary Ulrey of Imperial, Cal, return
ed home Saturday after a visit with their
father, VIM. Davis.
]. b. Mowery, of ottumwa, was here
Tuesday.
Rev. u, Hughes. of Martinsburg. was at
Farson Sunday afternoon. He will preach
at Farson Sunday October s.
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IOWA. MAN WILL LEAD.
Gen. M. A. Raney Elected Commander
of Patriarchs Militant in America.

Baltimore, Sept. 23.-The sovereign
grand lodge, Independent Order of Odd
Fellows yesterday unanimously elect
ed General M. A. Raney Of Marengo,
Ia, as commanding general of the
Patriarchs Militant for a term OF
four years. The report of the COM
mittee on appeals was adopted and
many resolutions were introduced ask
ing that the grand decoration of chiv-
airy be conferred on certain members
of cantons in good standing.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

Are You nervous and Respondent; weak
and debilitated tired mornings; no ambi-
tion-lifeless: memory poor; easily ia
tfgued; eNcitable and irritable; eyes sunken,
red and blurred; pimples on face; dreams;
restless, haggard looking, weak back; de-
posit in urine and drains at stool; dstrust-
full; want of confidence: lack of energy and
strength?
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WELSH WILL SING.
Miners From Camp Near Des Moines
Will Furnish Campaign Music,

w. S@'bf'oiSi "ooiSsi
Des Moines, Sept. pa sturdy
band of lusty voiced Welch minerS
from Saylor will furnish the music at
the opening of the republican cam.
paign in this city on the evening OF
September &c when Governor Cum.
Minis will deliver an address in the
auditorium.
This feature is at the special re-
quest of the governor who heard the
choir of twenty-five men sing at Col
fax on Labor day when he delivered
an address. He was struck with the
melody they gave and suggested to
the committee on music that they be
invited to sing here. The invitation
has been extended and has been ac-
cepted.
Instrumental music will be furnish
ed by the Iowa State Military band
during both afternoon and evening. In
the afternoon concert will be given
on the streets and the entire day will
be one such as will make the open.
ing of the campaign an suspicious
one
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Martinsburu.

Martinshurg. Sept. "a party of fifty
seven people recently met at the
home of ]. r. Speirs to par
take of a farewell dinner, as Mr..
Speirs and family will remove TO South
Dakota next week. Every one deeply re-
grets to have them leave. The town is
losing good citizens and the people good
and kind friends
Sam and Roscoe Pollock were in Sigour-
ney Monday.
Fred Thornburgs family were quaran-
tined for scarlet fever Monday.
Miss Belle Cartwright, of Mt. Pleasant,
was in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Forest, who live near
Tacoma. Washington, visited at the home
of A. w. Glass Monday.
J. T. Howell and wife visited at Dave
Hawks Sunday.
Mrs r. f. Bott and NJ. b. Glass. OF Ian.
caster, visited with Mrs. o. w. Glass Sun,
day.
VIM. Alexander, who resides south OF
town, Is in Missouri. He intends to pur.
chase land there
Joe Richardson and wife, of Sigourney
were in town Sunday.
A. N. Redfern was in Ottumwa Wednes
day.
Mrs Mary McElroy is in slgourney fol-
weeks visit with relatives.
Il. Morrow and wife, of Nugent, were ir
town Sunday.
:. Morain and daughter Alice, Percy
Morain and wife were In Ottumwa last
Tuesday.
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Mrs, Cora Jarl of Keokuk was drown.
ed at Pennington while trying to ford
\ swollen stream.
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To Sneak On Tariff.

Governor Cummins has completed
his address, which is to deal mostly,
with the tariff question The commits
tee on decorations is planning to have
the spacious assembly room look more
attractive on Saturday evening than
it has on any previous occasion.
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Where the coal is paid for by an.
other the price is of small moment.
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Winchester.


Winchester. Sept. 23.-C. L. Cummins, of
Fairfield, is spending this week in town
visiting friends and hunting
Augustus Keller and wife visited their
old neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs. William Corr,
September 81.
Charlie Corr is quite i'll with n complica-
ton of diseases.
Mr.. and Mrs Newton Harvey and chill
dren, Ethel and Glenn, visited their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Julia warner, near Utica, last
Sunday.
Aaron Workman and brother George re-
turned recently from their Illinois trip.
George Workman was in Nebraska last
week on business.
Charles Goodwin will move to Milton this
fall
The family of Robert Mccall is expecting
Mr.. McCall's sister from Kansas this week
on visit
School began Monday for six months
term. There We're 30 pupils enrolled the
first day
Mr.. and Mrs Will Hastings and daugh-
ter Gladys attended memorial service at
Big Mound last Friday.
Hiram Cristler is still busy getting things
ready for his final trip to his new home in
Wyoming.
VIII Mckee, wife and son Frank, also
Charlie Hawbaker and family spent Sun
day in town with their mother, Mrs. S. Il.
Hawbaker
Mrs. Priscilla Cristler went to Eldon last
Wednesday, September IT, to visit Miss
Susie Friend.
Mrs. Robert Mccall was visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. Julia Taylor, at Mt. Zion last
Wednesday.
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DR.. N|LBERT SHADENDERGER

THE REGULAR AND RELIABLE CHI
CAGo SPECIALIST,
who has visited adjacent towns since 1901,
will be at ottumwa Ballingall Hotel, Mon
day, October 9th. Zone day only and return
once every % days. Office hours 8 q. m. to
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Diseases of Men and Private
Diseases a Specially.

Blood Poison, Structure, elect, Sperma.
torrhea. Naricocee, Hydrocele. producing
Emissions, Debility. Nervousness, Dizzi.
ness, Defective Memory. etc, which
ruins mind and body. positively cured.
WONDERFUL CURES
Perfected in old cases which have been
neglected or unskillfully treated. No ex-
periments or failures. He undertakes no
incurable cases, but cure thousands given
up to die.
Consultation Free and Confidential.
Address DR.. WILBERT SHALLENBERGER.
145 lakewood Blvd, Chicago
Reference: Drexel State Bank.
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>Anador.

Amador. Sept 23.-NIr. and Mrs. John
last week.
School is progressing nicely under the
management of Ira Haning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Laughral are expect
ed home next week from a visit with rela-
tives in Illinois.
Mr. and RS. r. L. Baker visited Mrs.
Rose Heckart recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips returned Sat
urday from n two weeks visit with rela-
tives in Longmount, Colorado.
Mrs. r. Day visited Mrs. Susan Berry
one day last week
]. p Schwartz, of ottumwa, was on the
streets Sunday.
Ira Haning and f. Haning were In OF
tumwa Saturday
Della Bailey called on Minnie Phillips
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. f. L. Baker and son Le-
land and Mr.. and Mrs. DeHart were guests
at Marion Smiths Sunday.
Misses Fannie Smith and Laura Schwartz
visited at Earl Myers recently.
f. l.. Baker was in town Saturday.
John Schwartz was in Ottumwa Monday.
Miss Fannie Smitl. of near Red Oak,
visited relatives here last week.
James and Carl Schwartz were in town
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Bailey have gone to
Ohio for a visit.
Mrs Annie Smith called on Mrs. Susan
Berry one evening last week.
L. III. Wellman called at John Day S
Saturday.