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Irish Bend.

Irish Bend. Feb. 11.-Miss Ora Boyer is
visiting relatives near Douds this week
A. Il. Mccullough and family visited at
the George Lewis home here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price received the sad
news of the death of their son, William,
near the city of Mexico Mexico He was
an experienced railroad contractor.
Boz Frazee was ut Keosauqua on bust
ness Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Gene Stops returned from
a short visit with friends at Eldon Mon
day.
Messrs. Harve Stevens, Swain Fellows
and son Floyd transacted business in Keo-
sauqua Monday.
C. C. Rambo, of Kcosauqua. and broth
err, DIR. ID. 7. Rambo, of Chillicothe, We're
called to the old home here by the serious
illness Of their mother, Mrs. Geo. Rambo
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HayesNiIIe.

Hayesville, Feb. 1.-THE fiftieth an.
niversary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Miller was celebrated at
their home in Hayesville February 10.
The occasion was surprise upon the
aged couple, as no warning had been
given them until the guests began to
arrive. None of the immediate rel
atives were present and the day was
most enjoyable on to all. Many val
liable presents were bestowed upon
the couple and bounteous repast was
prepared by the children and grand.
children and as they departed for their
homes, it was with the hope that they
might yet enjoy many more years of
the life begun fifty years ago. Those
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Martinsburg,

Martinsburg Feb. IL Quite a number
went to Sigourney Monday in behalf of
the Joe Cathey trial.
Jess McCreery. deputy sheriff of Sigour-
ney, was in town Saturday distributing
subpoenaes.
Miss Stevenson Walton. of Burlington,
returned home Monday after weeks Wis.
it with her brothers, Il. and l.. Walton.
Mrs. o. A. Dallen, of Des Mones, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. A. A. Peters.
Sam Powell and DR.. Moore were in He'd
rick Monday.
Eugene Walton is at Burlington.
Max Glass. NJ. f. Sanchez, Aus Redfern
and o. Glass were at Sigourney Tuesday.
Austin Redfern shipped a car load of
cattle to Chicago Sunday over the Bur
lington.
Mrs. o. NJ. Ogden, of Fairfield, is call
ing on relatives this week.
Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Glass visited with
John Glass near Ottumwa Sunday.
Glenn Dutton was at Richand Sunday.
The family of Grant Monohon was re-
leased from scarlet fever quarantine Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Speirs and children.
of Miller, South Dakota, have come for an
extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wise Sylvester, who have
been at Delta for some time, arrived home
Sunday.
Agert Petit, of the Iowa Central rail
way, Is in very por health
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Lebanon.

Lebanon, Feb. 11.-Mr. Oliver and Achsa
Petit, We're in Milton Wednesday on bust
ness.
Lewis Conner was Troy Wednesday.
p. b. Brown and wife We're trading in
Milton Thursday.
Quite number from here attended the
play at Milton Friday night.
Mrs. NJ j. Snider and daughter, Bessie,
and Perry Keller visited at, Mike Moor's,
of Troy, Thursday.
Mrs. r. o. Sherick fell down cellar last
week and received slight injuries.
Sam Kettcl and family have moved to
town.
Miss Ivadcl Humphrey has returned to
school at Milton.
Mrs. Hannah Clafn returned home from
| Troy Sunday
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Keb.


Feb, Feb, 11.-lidward Fowler, Of OF
tumwa, was in town on Saturday paying
the miners for The last half OF March He
reports the coal business only fair at pres
cnt
Henry Williams. of Ottumwa. was i, bus.
mess caller i'll town on Saturday.
Rev. George Scot. of Omaha, moved his
family to Ner on Friday. He will occupy
The Jones property on School street.
Air. AMI Mrs. John Bennett spent Friday
in Ottumwa trading
]. Z. Jones' of New Sharon. was Il lllsi-
Hess caller in town on Saturday. In n
conversation With the Courier correspond
cnt he congratulated tho miners in gvin.,
their scale committee ut indianapolis dis
clptionllv power their deliberations will
show careful thought 1t will merit public
approval.
George Holt, assistant manager of the
mc-cantile department OF the coal compa-
ny. was in town on Saturday. He will
hold his office III the Leighton block OF
tuiawa
The farmers took advantage of the sled
ding and delivered an endless amount. of
timber ut the mines.
Nch is showing Il tendency for sport.
One notices the old and the young attend
ing the theaters in Ottumwa. They watch
the Courier fer attractions.
The mines run full time last week. though
extreme weather reduced the output for
the cars couldn't be handled on the oat-
side
The conservative clement OF EcE miners
arc Well pleased by the national! conyen-
ton releasing the scale COMMITTEE from the
arbitrary power given them at the general
conference by allowing them discretionary
power in making Il settlement With tic
operators which is II step in the right di-
rection by considering the side of each
Rev. G. Scott is still continuing his series
of meetings in the Sains church.
The Sunday school in the Saints church
Sunday ut II o'clock. also the Union
Sunday school 1T 2:30 p. III. on Sunday
were largely attended. Strangers in the
city are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs Masters was elected superintendent
of the Union Sunday school on Sunday,
Miss Maring organist.
j. w. Holden, of DeS Moinps, was Il bust
ness caller in town on Saturday.
The Courier correspondent is in receipt
of Il letter from an old miner friend of
Alahaska county asking the question, which
has jurisdiction over the shot examiner
firer in the mines. the union or the law:
1t is the law, as it is an office created by
law and governed by the same The shot
firer has Il certificate from the mine in
spector, and this is evidence that he is
qualified for the position which lie holds.
Victor Inglebloom, one of the most in
dustrious miners. is confined to his house
with the rheumatism. He has been laid
up since December /.
James Shevlin spent Sunday in Ottum-
Wa with friends
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BlackhaMk.

Blackhawk. Feb. 11.-John Smith and
wife and James Jones and wife visited
Sunday at the Warren Smith home.
Frank Bean was II caller ut the VIM.
Brown home Sunday evening
Mrs. Tom Bridgeman and daughter, Stel-
la, visited at the Dan James home Friday.
Misses Aida and I4ottle Brown Were call
ers ut Tuck Smiths Friday.
Aaron Mott visited at the o. Glassburn-
er home Sunday.
Charles Smith and Joe Hopkins We're
callers at this place Sunday
Allen Hopkins and wife made business
trip to bloomfield last week.
Ten Morrison was a caller at the +. w.
Bean home Saturday.
W. A. Elder and family visited Sunday at
the w. Il. Brown home
Mathew Smith visited Monday with his
father, Dick Smith, of Unionville.
Johnnie Smith is repairing his house and
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alton, desiring to extend its business
in this section, offers an exceptional
opportunity to the proper person to
act as its agent and representative
in this town and district.
No experience is necessary, and
it is not solutely essential that
all your time be given.
If you are willing to build up for
yourself steady and handsome
income by devoting your leisure
time to pleasant and easy work in
your own town and neighborhood,
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Besides liberal cash pay, we
encourage our representatives by
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Address:
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Seymour.

Seymour, Feb. Ill. X. Green and wife,
of corydon, visited in Seymour over Sun
day with relatives.
Robert l.. Kelley, editor of the Wapello
Tribune, was a business visitor in SeymQu.
Rev. A Il. Clemens is In Bloomfield, this
died at her home Sunday morning, aged
G2 years. The funeral services We're CON
Quoted in the, Methodist Episcopal church
Monday afternoon by Rev. j. S. Young.
Mrs. Lucretia Jane Gardner, of this city,
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Mark.

Mark, Feb. 1i.-Mrs. Frank Jarvis moth
or. Mrs. Foster. her three SONS and hei
sister. visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis
last week.
Bert Edwards has been sick but is bet
ter now.
NJ. Dabney went over to Dean after a
threshing machine Monday
Mr. Edwards and Mr.. Wood made fly.
ing trip to Lancaster, Mo-. Sunday.
Several of the young people attended the
meeting at Fairview Sunday and Sunday
night
Tyre Dahney passed through here Mon
day On his WAY TO Bloomfield.
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Amador. Feb 11.-aIr. and Mrs A. VIII
kinson were in Blakrsbnig Monday.
NJ. and Mrs. +. Haning. Mrs. L. Day,
and Mr.. and Mrs, l.. II Welman and son,
Russell and daughter Mamie were enter.
tanned at Ira lIaning's Thursday.
Ca'l Schwartz made IL business trip to
town Thursday.
NJ. and Mrs. A. Wilkinson spent Sun
dny il: the county seat
Laura Schwartz visited at Netherlands
over Sunday.
Several Of the farmers are engaged in
putting w ice this week.
The telephone meeting at f. lianing 5
SATURDAY ni:;ht WAS quito well attended.
John Laughial called ut Marion Smith S
Monday
Roscoe H'clinan. who is employed as
stcnographer and bookkeeper in the com.
~ seat snCnt last week With his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Wellrlan.
Lee Will'nfca visited the Wclman
school Monday
Marion Smith. who i. attending court in
the county seat. spent Sunday AT home
Mrs Susan Berry and son Willie We're
on the streets Sunday.
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was called to this city Sunday by the
death of her mother, Mrs. Elijah Gardner
John Crouch, of st. Joe, Mo-, was a bust
ness visitor in Seymour Monday
Mrs George Michael, of Medford, Okla,
week assisting in revival meetings Rev
]. w. oliver, of that place. will fill Rev.
Clemens place here Sunday.
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PackWood,


Packwood. Feb. TO- Mrs. E. K Baker
went to Mt Union Monday for three
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. j. ID.
Snider.
Mrs. c. f. Forrest and son We're guests
at Dr. Moormans Friday. Miss Bertha
Norman accompanied them home for a
two weeks visit.
Mage Ruggles, of this locality and Miss
Hattie Hale, of Floris, We're married last
week. They will reside on farm near
here.
Ivan Lasure has moved on the farm near
here which his father-inaw. George Estes,
recently purchased of Lincoln Garden.
c. +. Forrest is talking of going to North
Dakota
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Everett, of Columbus
NebraS ska, are visiting their parents here
John A. Norman has purchased the Gil
lette property on the southwest corner of
First street.
The Misses Christina and Ida Warfcld,
of South Ottumwa, We're guests last week
of friends here.
Miss Bessie Black and Orville Spry were
married last week.
John McCreery, of Abingdon, was a
Packwood visitor Friday.
Mcssrs. Larson and Rhodes are preparing
to move north. Mr.. Rhodes goes to Min.
EIdon.
Eldon, Feb. 11.-David Golf, of Pella
visited relatives in this city yesterday
Frank Shane made a business trip
to Birmingham today.
Milo Weaver, who has been visiting
relatives in this city at the home OF
w. H. Grow, left today for visit with
| friends in Des Moines.
Jode Graves, of Udell, was visitor
| in the city today.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Swan
son, February Z, a girl.
Henry Gable, of Kansas City, is Wis
iting his family at this place.
Mrs. c. G. Kennedy is on the sick
| list this week
| Superintendent Mol and Master
Mechanic Monee, of Trenton, are in
the city on business today.
| w. H. Given, superintendent of the
K. D., passed through the city in his
private car enroute to Keokuk.
| Clarence Hope has resumed his Pc
sition as conductor after a two weeks
| lay off on account of illness.
Miss Elizabeth Martin of Malcolm
passed through the city today on hel
way to Dallas, Tex, to visit relatives
| w. West was an Ottumwa visitor
today.
Mrs. Una Picker returned home
last evening after a pleasant visi
with relatives in Ottumwa.
Mrs. Charles Beer returned to he
visit with friends in this city at the
home of Mr.. Taylor and family.
Mrs. H. E. Smith is quite sick witt
the grip.
] Every law is tolerable if it's penal
| ties are remote.
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expects to go to housekeeping in the near
future.
Warren Smith and wife were business
callers at Bunch Saturday
Albert and Lottie Brown made bust
ness trip to Bunch Saturday
Dan Smith was Blackhawk caller Sun
Qay,
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Buxton.

Buxton, Feb. 11.-Rey. Powers, of Abba,
preached at the st. Johns A. NJ. Il. church
on Sunday evening. His theme was Have
You the Mind of Christi" The A. NJ. Il.
church was well filled both morning ant
evening.
Mount Zion Baptist church was well fill
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BohtoWn.

Bobtown. Feb 11.-Rev. Fielder preach
cd Il very able discourse Sunday at the
home of William Rupe. Quite Il large at
tendance was present at the meeting and
all We're greatly benefited by the discourse.
Rev. Fiddler will preach mt the home Of
Mr. Finley Sunday ut II a. III.
Mrs. Wood, of Court Hill, was visiting
Mrs. EIadley Sunday.
Mrs. Shepherd is on the sick list.
Taylor Rupe and wife Ernest Buchholz
and Wife, n. F. English and Mrs. Rhoades.
of Sorghum Ridge. We're pleasant callers at
the news Office Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald were visiting at
the home of Charles McCabe, of Court Hill,
Sunday.
There was musical entertainment at
John Horems Saturday evening. The
young people reported a good time.
VIM Ripe and wife were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Shocks Sunday afternoon.
Airs. Gordon, of Sorghum Ridge, is very
sick. ~,
Mrs. Wood and Mrs, McCance. OF Court
liill, made Il flying trip to ottumwa Tues
day.
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Pulaski.

Pulaski, Feb. 1l.--Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Kirk left last week for Springdale, Ark,
where they will make their future home.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Barnes died at her home east
of town Friday, and was buried Sunday.
Funeral services were conducted at the
Methodist Episcopal church by the pastor,
Rev. Moore.
Rev. Hastings began series of meetings
at the Christian church last night.
C. N Spicer spent Saturday and Sunday
with his parents near Bloomfield.
C. Il. Bussey was Bloomfield visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. C. l.. Stockham and little daughter
visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. f.
Merideth, the last of the week.
Mabel Anderson left Friday evening for
Mt. Pleasant where she visited her broth
er, Lowell, and other relatives over Sun
day.
John Augspurger is quite sick with pneu-
mOnia.
Hon. w. II. Taylor and wife and James
Milligan and wife, of Bloomfield. attended
the funeral of Mrs. Barnes Sunday.
Dan Miller and family left Friday even
ing for Indiana, where they will spend n
few weeks visiting relatives
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ed on the Sabbath This speaks well for
Buxton, when you can find all of the
churches of the village well attended.
The picture show at the Baptist church
on Monday evening was well patronized
There was a surprise party on Prof.
jackson, the leader Of the Buxton famous
band. The friends of the professor met at
the home of Robert Walker, and from there
reached the home of Prof. jackson about
p. m. About fifty were present, and af
ter enjoying themselves with songs and
instrumental music, the lunch was spread
The young folks have organized new
club for the social benefit of the girls
and boys viz: the Twentieth Century Social
club, which meets every Tuesday evening
at some one of the members homes
Misses Daisy NJ. Lee. Maggie Coleman
Maude Steele and Mrs. Bertha Carey
Messrs. Virgil Underwood, Elijah Miller,
John Jackson and Goodrich formed sleigh
party Saturday night over the long route
to Abba. All reported a jolly time.
John Washington. the chorister of the
st. Johns A. NJ. E. church choir, is yet
on the sick list.
Miss Margaret NJ. Coleman is preparing
to put before the public copy of her own
manuscript work containing ninety pages
entitled 1.-The Past, Present and Future of
the Negro Race
The Paul Lawrence Dunbar literary
meets Monday night as usual at the Mt
Zion Baptist church. Every one should at
tend these meetings and hear the oratori
cal and musical home talent displayed.
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present were: Mrs. c. B. Covey of
Ottumwa; Mrs. N. ]. Martin, Chilli
Gothic, Mo-; Mrs. j. H. Moore, Hayes
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Gallentine,
Kansas City, Mo-; Misses Blanche,
Edna and Vera Moore, Hayesville, and
their only great-grandcnild, little Be-
atrice Batten.
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competine.

Competing. Feb. III Mrs. S. r. Wood
riff Is quite sick with erysipelas.
Harvey Dickins is5yeported as being bet
.,T. His daughter, Miss Alice, is in poor
health.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Il. Spiers, of Miller,
South Dakota, came In Saturday for II
visit here.
County Superintendent of Schools. Benz
III nimm;tt. has arranged for n teachers
meeting at this place Thursday night. An
Interesting plGG"n,n has been arranged.
Miss Ethel HUFF and Messrs. Carl and
II. lIuff will entertain their young friends
ut II mascnerade party Mt their home Sat
lrGay night
c. n. Diclicv went to Chicago Sunday
with Two cayloads Of cattle.
Mrs. N. ]. BEEN. of IIedrick, is visiting
her son, Shannon. this week.
The revival meetings which have been in
progress the past five weeks closed Sun
day night.
Mrs. VIM Davis has been very sick.
Farson is on the boom. Two houses he
longing to nr. G. a. Henry and d. II.
Thompson's store were moved there last
week from Competing. Arrangements are
being made for the erection of several
more residences and business buildings.
c. Brcon was hurt one day last week
- n piece of scoatlirg falling and striking
him in tn" hack. He is able to he around.
Little Morris nickins is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. g. Mcneil, of Batavia,
we're here Saturday visiting.
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ErcnStcn.

Brompton, Feb. II Rev Donihoo was
called into Aprnnoosr cof'at,- last week
to oficinte al the wedding of Jesse Cum.
n.ing' and Miss Rosa Blumer at the home
OF the brides parents near Unionvil!c.
Born to Mr.. AMI Mrs. y. G. Wilson, Il
eleven pound hoy. last week
Miss Ella Tuha,lgh closed IL very sue
cessfu term of school at the Brompton
school house last Friday. Stephen Skinner,
the school director, has given perfect sat
iSfacton l'y having good teachers attend-
ing to the interest of the school.
Herman Snow, of BlakeshuIg, WAS in the
vicinity this weel, consulting the people
about a telephone lin2 which will be es-
tablished III the near future.
Kara Tilman organized singing class ut
The Brcnptcn school house Tuesday even
ing.
Vim. Boardman and wife We're hlbia call
ers one day last week.
q team OF horses belonging to &. Il. Ollie
became excited cary Monday morning
while passing through Bronipton and got
beyond control and ran away and when
found they We're one and half miles from
the starting point, nobody being hurt.
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Bethel.

Bethel Feb. 11.-Rev. McCampbell
is holding revival meetings at this
place.
Mrs. Laura Wilcox visited at her
aunt's, Mrs. Ellen Burgason's Tuesday.
Misses Josie and Ida Limbaugh WIS.,
tied at Alex Tubaugh's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Forsyth of OF
tumwa visited at S. X. Chisman's last
Friday.
Tom Bailey has rented the Susan
Chichester farm for the coming year
and will move as soon as he can get
possession.
Willie Wilcox is moving on his farm,
which he purchased of Tom Bailey.
w. P. Chisman of Ottumwa was in
this vicinity Monday looking after
some cattle he has on feed here
Miss Rosa Chisman is visiting
friends in Ottumwa this week.
Mrs. Clara Springer has moved to
Abba to live this next summer.
Word was received by relatives
here that Cass Mccoy of Colorado
Springs. who formerly lived here. is
very sick and is not expected to live
Willie Foster had another opera
ton performed on his leg last Satur.
day.
The mine here did not run Tuesday
on account of the funeral of Mrs.
Clark, one of the miners wives.
Mrs. L. P. Mccoy visited at Tom
Caldwell's recently.
Will Aubrey of Avery was caller
in this vicinity Tuesday.
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liazel Dell.

Hazel Dell. Feb. 11.-'rhc teachers meet
ing ut the Methodist Episcopal church was
not very well attended Saturday on ac-
count of the inclemency of the weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marts. of South Ottumwa,
Sundayed ut the home of their daughter,
Mrs II. H. Harsch.
]. +. Hill and family visited Sunday with
Z. &. iarscb and family
Miss Della Smith spent Sunday with Jer-
da Parson.
j. p. Holingsworth and family visited
Sunday ut the Joe jackson home.
Earl Harsch visited Sunday with Leo
Smith.
o. G. Truitt and family Sundayed at the
home of +. l.. Dexter.
C. c. Cockeril ana family spent Sunday
evening with George Wilson.
o. Albertson. of Ottumwa, was caller
in this village Monday.
Ed. Pixley and family and Miss Elma
CARLSON, all of Ottumwa, visited Sunday
at the Dan McIIugh home.
Fred and Lloyd IiOlingsworth spent Sun.
day at the VIM. Smith home.
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Cleveland.

Cleveland, Feb. liz. NJ. Hindman
has been confined to his bed for the
past week but is improving.
George Hart is dangerously ill at
the home of Charley Morse
w. G. Salsberry, a shot firer of the
Whitebreast Coal Co., spent Saturday
in Charlton.
Deacon II. M. Miller, of the First
Baptist church, was taken suddenly
i'll Saturday afternoon.
1t is expected that Rev. G. E. Green
will go to Kansas City to the bedside
of his mother. She is very ILL.,
The Sabbath school is getting along
nicely. q. M. Hindman, the superin.
tendent, surely understands his bust.
ness as superintendent
Rev. j. N. o. Brewer, of Osceola, is
engaged in revival and is meeting
with good success.
Mrs. M. A. Shelton, of Charlton, was
a pleasant visitor Sunday at the resi-
dence of Rev. and Mrs M. j. Green
She was accompanied by Mrs. G. w
Norris.
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Every law is tolerable if it's penal.
ties are remote.