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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-06-23
BIakesburo.

Blakesburg, June 20.-Mrs. VIM. New.
man, of Ottumwa, is n visitor at the Aber-
nathy home this week.
George Dorothy, of Spencer, Neb. Is
spending few days among old friends
and relatives about here.
Mrs. Mercy Dorothy, of Ottumwa, visit.
ed her mother in Blakesburg this week.
Maggie and Lester Roland, of Indianola,
are visitors at the Poland home for few
days.
Mrs. S. Barnes Is spending few days
In Ottumwa.
Mrs. Nan Tadlock recently had a stroke
of paralysis.
Ernest Tinsley has cut the end Of q
finger off with a tobacco cutter
Mrs. j. N. Dorothy has returned from a
long visit in Nebraska
Miss Hester Glover has accepted clerk.
ship with Chicago firm and has entered
upon her duties.
DR.. Lydia Cary, of Fairfield, is spending
Few days with friends east of town.
A fine rain Thursday was welcome here.
9th fields and roads needed it.
AshgrOve seems to have seeded from
Blakesburg so far as telephone commune
cation is concerned.
Farm work is now progressing nicely.
There is large crop of white clover this
summer and the honey bee is doing big
business. There will be plenty of honey
on the market soon.
Regular train service Is established
again. How would the old fogy like to be
put back fifty years in Iowa? No railroads
no telegraph, no telephone, weekly mail
no banks, few schools and churches.
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siaourney.


Sigourney, June 19.-Joe Griener was
up from. Richland yesterday.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. John Welch,
! Wednesday, a girl.
Dr. divers family have been on a
visit at Manhattan this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Meas, daughter
Gertrude and Miss Lizzie Mackey at.
tended wedding in Indianola yes
terday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jenkins is on the sick
list.
Miss Nellie Richardson Of Cedar
Rapids is visiting at the home of Geo.
7. Many.
F. M. Wilson of Keswick was in
town Thursday. He is cashier of the
Keswick bank.
Auditor Phelps has just returned
from Pella, where he has been attend
ing the commencement week of Cen
traI college.
David Garrett and wife of Delta were
in town Wednesday.
The continuation of the April term
of court has adjourned sine die. The
next term of court will convene Sep
TENDER 20 with Judge Byron W. Pres
ton as presiding judge.
Mrs. W. ]. Jenkins, Mrs. John Young
Mrs. Jake Fosbaker and Miss Mary
Deimerly spent Tuesday at the parent.
al Deimerly home near Keota.
Sgourney, June 2O.-Joppa Chapter, No.
40, Royal Arch Masons, conferred work
upon E. C. Coffman and William spence.
| of Keota, Friday evening. There was n
| large attendance, representatives being
| present from Keota, South English, What
Cheer, Richland, and other parts of the
county. At the conclusion of the ceremo-
MES they repaired to the parlors of the
Merchants hotel, where there was pre-
pared sumptuous banquet Toasts We're
given by various members present, and a
| general good time was enjoyed by ALL
Rev. p. Z. Shortess is quite i'll with ca
tarrhal pneumonia.
Theodore Ragan is very Ill with rheuma-
| tism.
| Mrs d. T. Stockman and children went
| to Richland today for a weeks visit with
| relatives.
County Superintendent Cap e. Miller
went to Keota Friday on business
Jesse Pulliam and family came down
from Oskaloosa yesterday to visit at the
parental Parkhill home Today Sam Park
hill and wife and Mr.. Pulliam and family
went over to Lancaster township to visit
relatives
| George Gutenberg, of Junction City, Kan
sas, is visiting relatives and friends in and
near Sigourney.
Misses Flora Moline and Ora Myerdick
left today for Chicago for a several days
visit.
George Myerdick, of Clay county, is Wis
| iting relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Alice Peters, of Ottumwa, visited
day or two with Miss Lowethel Lynn on
her way home from Iowa City where she
| attended the S. U. /.
| George Burgess, wife and three children
went to Hayesville Saturday morning to
visit over Sunday with relatives and
friends.
| ]. q. Iemen went to Washington today
He has just returned from the Auctioneer's
i convention at DeS AIninnS
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~
l hf,l an over SUNDAY Visit with her sister,
nl NeEu tenich, AT TUSCALOOSA. MISS
Ne ,, is cierhihg IN a store there'
Tue statement was made rev Gays ago
tnat James WATERS and Ralph Alien mad
returned from Metz. 1t should nave read
rpm buAtoh'
MIS-. III. .. laws ana baoy nave return
ing with relatives during the Hood. Mr..
home A' W anu ae'ol'pan'eu 'n'A'
Forest Watkins is spending the week in
oskaloosa visiting his cousin, Harry sipes,
and attending the street carnival. His sis
ler, MISS ray watkins, went up Wednes-
Ro,n III, ne renrd n ~ 're mgen r,,os
div morn;ne ATTENDED, tho street carnival
and fro mthere went to the north part of
the county to spend several weeks with
relatives.
g. w; Davis, Of oskaloosa, spent Mon
nay W, ana TUESDAY visiting ms son, III III, o. 8
Crea, His i Son h,'er ms Bo ,as Um nisn
owns farm on Bluff ,reek. has been
spending week or two on the farm super
intending some improvements. Mrs. John
Davis is with him.
Mr. Br1ttan has been spending the week
Mrs. Gathar;na C ca, and d,ro,+or Mice
Annie Faust. corner seranth and vance
Streets accompanied by another daughter
of Mrs Cooper, from ottumya, were re-
cent guests of the w. c. Anderson home,
on ,' Grays Creek.
MISS uu Woa Miller, Oh aaSuen .napea
She had been e aftand inon thn penn c "
commencement.
->-.
RichIand.
Richland, June l9.-Miss Bessie Cox
returned to Winifred Monday after
spending seyeraleweeks in this CITY
with relatives and friends.
The Winifred BOYS came up Wednes-
day and crossed bats with the Rich
land boys which resulted in ii to / in
favor of the home team.
Mrs. Jim Stout and children are the
guests of relatives in Brighton.
George McCarty and wife of Delta
were the guests of the T. F.. McCarty
home Sunday.
Lorrie Hollinesworth was a Sigourn-
ey visitor Sunday
Miss Berenice Wade arrived home
from Keota Monday where she has
been teaching school.
L. P. Hinson and family departed
over the B & ". Tuesday morning for
Beaver CITY. Neb.. where thew will
spend a few weeks with relatives.
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TO VISIT HOLY LAND.
BLOOMFIELD AND kEosAuouA
PREACHERS WILL GO TO JER-
UsALEM NEXT SPRING.
NAre Elected as Two of the Seventeen
Delegates From Iowa to the Worlds
Sunday School Convention to Be
Held in JerusaIem-state Meeting.

R1nnrn fip1d TnDo Q-(SnapiQ1 u
Rev. ]. w. Potter, pastor of the Bloom
field Methodist Episcopal church, re-
turned home last night from Des
Moines, where he attended the state
Sunday school convention which clos
ed last evening. Rev. Potter was
elected one of the seventeen delegates
from Iowa to attend the fourth worlds
Sunday school convention, which is to
be held next spring in Jerusalem. The
only other man so honored who lives
/ in southern Iowa is Rev. H. A. Ingham,
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church at keosauqua.
Trip to HOW Land.
M, ,,.. .,,,
me american delesaticn Will ENJOY
Trip 10 the Holy Land next spring,
which will take them away from Amer
lea for III days. They will leave New
York over the North German I1oyd
lina far Eneiand nm March & 1eo4 and
III -. - S1a 10 M,
WIN return 70 mat CITY May 10. lney
VIII spend sixteen DAYS ~ Talestlne
ana I'VE Gays IN TSypt. IheTe VIII pe
several side trip which will be pro-
yided for the eXcursionists and the
trip will he one of much pleasure and
henafi+ fo,. ali who ottand
he worlds Convention.
Tho worlds Sunday school conpen.
4 +ions ~ ba1a or,1y MOO aaol, civ ,,aors
& M - -, Ios,,aoI q. 800
ny ohe 70 pe Heiu at oeiusaieii next
year VIII PROBABLY be the largest IN
the history of the movement, owing to
the fact that during the past six wears
{ 1t has grown to such magnificent pro-
portions. Iowa will send strong dele
cation including neople like Rev. Pot
e - :
j is a-,,,a,+ad - sas,,1t fro,,, ~ 80
- " iNi' IN w iASee'
m6.
Election OF CHicers.
Des Moines, June 19-The Iowa State
Sabbath School association elected officers
yesterday, as follows:
President-J A. Lapham, Usage.
First vice president-D. FL. PAYNE.
Bloomfield
& Second vice president-H. G. Reemon
Waterloo.
Honorable vice presidents. w. Cole
4 Colfax
Secretary-H. S. Condit. Milo.
Trea surer.J n Hardin Eldore
years meeting was the most successful
convention, both in point of enthusiasm, in
S s., sIaa OIL speahers; IN hstenaance ana
Tho ssociation 1bat hos ever haap ho, a.
Des MONIES workers are going to labor to
secure the convention for Des Molnes next
year. A number of the larger cities OF
the state are after me convention. The
t nan,es nane noa an pee cen, IN as YET ana
stands the hierest chance Of sattino ny
ASSOCIATION.
old Ro,.d,e peoonn,end,+;o
The Recommendations Of tbe boord Of az.
rectprs whose diligent efforts cease with
tue close of the convention, were made out
this noon and presented to the new board
.hls ailerno on. me feeommendations pro
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keosauqua.

Keosauqua, June 20.-The board of
supervisors adjourned yesterday sub
ject to the call of the county auditor.
No action was taken in reference to
the rebuilding of the river bridge at
Kilbourne, which was recently carried
away by the high waters.
Mr.. Ruby of Indiana is visiting in
this place at the home of his nephew,
Deputy Auditor e. H. Ruby.
Principal J. E. Moore of Bonaparte
has resigned his position at that place
and will accept the principalship OF
the schools at Fayette, which is a bet,
ter salaried position.
lobe Beer, who has been travelling
as bill poster for Terry's Uncle TOMS
Cabin Co., is at home suffering with a
bad attack of the ague. He will re-
main at home until he RECEIVERS.
George G. Duf1eld. who was retain.
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All men are born short Of greatness
but some men are shorter than 9th
ers.
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Stops the Cough and Works Off the
Cold.
Laxative Bromo Quihine Tablet
cure cold in one day. No cure, nj
pay. Price, % cents.
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ENROLMENT is LARGE.
Normal Summer School at Cedar Falls
Well Patronized.

Cedar Falls, June 20.-The enroll
ment of students at the normal sum-
mer school has reached the highest
point in the history of the school, The
enrolment now numbers 954 and let
tiers advising the management of more
coming are on file.
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nishing the Parsons college at Fair
field for the Andrews Furniture com
pany. The aggregate cost of furnish
ings will amount to $4,000.
The funeral services of the late Ell
mer Skean were held yesterday aft
ernoon at the residence on West JEFF
ferson street, Rev. ]. w. Hastie,pastol
OF the Christian church, officiating. On
account OF the heavy rain burial was
postponed until this morning, when
the remains were laid to rest in the
Oak View cemetery.
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Gtoot Sbio.
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ebemallaen Minilters, ertpartet tpiro.
neil ionit Elm 3uIammenaeben NuBs
lambs uno 5rantreids i'm Orient itdb
als unmOalid berauslte1en mb1te.
Ser Ser. Staten Roi,Iul in Canton
telesropbirt. : oaB Die 0unsersnotb i'm
Der groolns awang 81 aroBe Dimen=
ltonen 'annimmt. Sauienoe tperben
iterben. luenn ni1t balo Qebensmittel
elntretfen. @r mabt ben BDr11laa,
i'm 4uslanoe Sammlunsen gu peran=
Italten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-09
&ooieDelt unD ieinc 8eripre:
Gsaettaeu.

I'm bas sdone nit Dem Niibliden
5u berbinoen, bdlt Brdlioent &ooiepeli
auf ieiner ipetliben Sour Stumpreoen
Das ipdre nun ibOn nidts Neues mebr,
Denn anDere baben oas Dor ibm aud)
getban, aber 81 beoauern 1T, baB er bel
|ieinsu baufi9en Geoen p0lli9 oergibt,
mas er bel friiberen 8eleaenbeiten se=
| iaat bat. Seyten Sommer lnnbte Der
Brdlioent au1 eine Sour unb belt oe=
maltise Geoen aeaen Die 3rults, 10 oaB
ben Srufnagnaten angit uno bange
tpuroe. Ger @ongreB trat suiammen
uno enolib fam Elm Sruitseleb au
5tanoe, bas 10 absefabt lit, oaB es ben
5ruIts feinen Ghaoeu tbun fann unb
- Der 8rdiioeat mar banit sufrieoen,
GeBte Wode ertldrte ct nun in Wilmau=
Tee, Dab in allererIter &eibe oerjeniaen
unm6sli6en 0eilmittel. Die oon libel
nollenhen 2euten Oorselblasen piiroen,
oas ltese. Die 9ruIts our1 cine Nepi=
linn oes 5arifs su betdmpfen. oenn auf
oieie Weiie eritife man nibt nur Die
Srantbeit, ipnoern au1 ben Batienten
lelblt. Wtan tonne Dem Geoeiben Der
3rufs elm @noe MAIDEN. inoem man
Dem Geoeiben Der gtation ein gnoe
made, aber oieier preis lei bod gu bod
uno ihtiebt oanil nit Der gemertune.
oaB Die aesenmdrtigen Geiebe 9egen Die
TruG4S hnffio oo,riinott
8or einem Sabre bat Rooiebelt
fur9tlos angetiinoiat, oab es Wiittel
eebe, Die Wabt Der Sruits gu breden,
[beionbers bas cine, ibnen ben Shub gu
|entsiehen, tuelder ibnen our1 iiber-
|mdb q rno unDerniinItig bobe 30Qe aes
pabrt peroe uno jeBt iaat er, oaB an
oieien 3Ollen nidt seriibrt tperoen
burfe.
Doher fommt oieie Wanolune?
@ans einfa6 oaber, oab Der Brdlioent
einiiebt. oaB er obne oas Gelo Der
9ruts ribt tuieoer getpdblt meroen
tam.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-09
9ie 0rabiat,rsip ablett

tueiien in unierem Staate elm lebr ee=
mil9tes 9felultut. gBdbreno in glepe=
lano Der oenotratilbe Mapor Som. 8.
SobnIon nit elmer Mebrbeit bon iiber
5000 Stimmen tpieoer ertpdblt tpuroe,
liegte IN Cincinnati Der republitanl1e
Wapor 6leiidmann nit eiuer Webrheit
BON 10000 Stimmen iiber ieinen @e=
9entanoloaten.
Sn 5oleoo tpuroe ,Goloen &ule"
Sones init elmer Webrbeit BON $500
Stimmen gum 4. Mal ats unabbQnai-
ger @anoioat slm Mapor eripdblt.
Sn Columbus ipllroe Der republics
niiAe Mtapors= ganbioat SeffreD NIT
iiber 5000 Stimlnen= =Webrbeit ermdblt.
Sic oemofratilden @anoibaten fir
Mapor Iteaten in Dapton. Springfield.
Ntron, 6amilton, Younestpmn. San=
oustp. Nemart, 2ima, Marion, @bil=
licotbe llno giqua.
&epublifaner lpurben fiir Mapor ae=
iDdblt in Canton, 3anespille, por!s=
mDutb, Steubenoille, Mansfielb, SSino=
Lap, SrontOn uno SiIlin.
Sn gait 2iperpool muroe nit Siilfe
Der uelbliden 5emperensbrigabe, melde
ben gan5en Sag tiir Den grfols Der
nglten Sadie" betete ullD arbeltete. ein
YrDblbitioniit gum WaDor 9etpablt.