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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09
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Selma.

q
Selma, July s.-The farmers who are
planting corn are about through now, and
II it does not frost until late good corn
crop will be expected
More pickles are being planted in this
neighborhood than last year and the pickle
company is preparing to do rushing bust
ness this year.
Monday.
The Eldon telephone company is rebuild.
ing most of its lines through here and ex.
poets to get them in good order soon.
A. Fl. Hinkle drove car load Of cattle
to Batavia Monday to ship from there to
Chicago
time, Is able to be out again.
| Quite number of young people attend
ed the Ice cream social at NJ. e. Myroih
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Harry Watson and son returned
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Winchester,

Winchester, July 9.-Dallns Landiss, who
has been living in South Dakota for sew.
eral years, returned to his fathers here
on July 3.
Miss Dixie Teal visited at Mr. Beams
last Sunday.
Miss Blanche Brown left for Keosauqua
Monday morning to attend the teachers
school,
Miss Ethel Thompson, Of Missouri, is
visiting at Thos. Williams, and other old
friends Miss Ethel's home used to be at
Winchester.
Chas. Godown and wife went to near
Lebanon the last of the week to visit his
parents and to attend the celebration at
Milton.
Little Willard Mcpherson was quite i'll
the Fourth.
Little Eugene Ford is quite good deal
better.
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Troy.

Troy. July 9.-Quite a number of rela
tives and friends spent the Fourth at the
home Of L. L. Parks where they enjoyed
a very pleasant day.
Mrs. Anna Jennings, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Behrens
expects to return to Chicago Thursday.
Misses Libbie and Mary Webster were
the guests Of Miss Gertrude Knecht Sun
day.
An ice cream social will be given at the
Presbyterian church at Troy by the La
dies Child Saturday evening, July IL.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Lasley, Q
daughter, July 8.
A number Of neighbors and friends spent
a very pleasant day at the home of C. N
La Plume, July A.
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Hedrick.

Hedrick, July st. ID. Stockman, of
sSigourney, was in town Tuesday between
srains on his way to Richland.
c. G. Shanafelt, of South English, was
In town Tuesday. Mr.. Shanafelt hopes to
capture the nomination for county treas
urer at the republican convention this fall.
Rev. III. B. Scoles, of Brighton, was in
town Tuesday.
T. G. Hawthorne, Of Butler, was in He'd
rick Wednesday.
Mamie hobart is visiting in Bloomfield.
Albert Vogel, of Latimer, Is visiting his
mother, Mrs. p. Vogel
4 Mrs. Jas. Wilson is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
4. N. Ogden in Yuma, Col.
Vim. Eickelberg is visiting friends at
Cedar Falls and Waterloo.
d DR.. O. r. Speirs has returned home from
Ellinwood Kan, where he has beer sew
9ral months.
Miss Minnie Heidenreich left today for a
visit with her sister at Gearing.
Mrs. j. M. Fleener is reported ILL.,
n. c. Hill and Mrs. Wade kirkpatrick
are visiting relatives in Omaha.
Rev. A. I. Shortess, of Sigourney, was
In town Tuesday.
y About thirty-fve young people enjoyed q
moonlight picnic north of town Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. q. II. Crawford was in Fairfield
! Tuesday on business.
Il. l.. Mcclure now occupies the NJ
Sn1tn property on North Main street.
a. Z. Carson, of Eddyville, has pur
chased the dray line of A. Donavan.
N Mrs. Rhoda Ogden is visiting relatives II
y Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. orris are visiting
= relatives in Des Moines.
p b, Markle attended the soldiers reunion
In Sigourney Wednesday.
rs Mrs. Rebecca Tracey is visiting her son
Siarion Tracey, at Brookville.
a. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. M. Sherwood, of Mar
snsburg, were in town Wednesday.
Mrs. 4. F. Brady, Of Richland, is visit
sng her son. ]. NJ. Brady.
Miss Mamie Lindsay is visiting relatives
Tn Packwood.
W. T. Dixon was in ottumwa Tuesday
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der the shade trees and report an enjoyable
time.
Mrs. Marion Tracy, of Brookville, was on
the streets Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Adams attended
church at Pekin Sunday afternoon. p
Bruce Gobble, of Fairfield, is spending a
few days with relatives at this place.
Mrs. Frank Henry visited her daughter,
Mrs. King, Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Snider made a business trip
to Fairfield Wednesday.
Robert Webb's nephew, Ed Davis, visited
him few days last week.
The Willing Workers will give an fee
cream supper at the hall Saturday night
for the benefit of the Christian church.
John McCreery and family made q trip
to the county seat Wednesday.
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r. NJ Hancock and wife and son Joe at
tender the carnival at ottumwa on Thurs
day of last week
ROUGH visited afesdames William and f.
NJ. Brooks on Monday
Most every one In this vicinity spent the
Fourth at FlorisS
Mrs. John Parrot and children visited
near Batayia recently
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NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS
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Bloomfield.

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\ Bloomfield, July 9-Mr. and Mrs. NJ r.
Broadwell returned home Tuesday from
Mt. Sterling, ILL.,, where they have been
making an extended visit with Mrs. Broad
Wells parents.
w. EDillener came in Tuesday evening
from Cedar Rapids for few days visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Dillener.
II. Q. Miller, of Marion township, made
a trip to Bloomfield Tuesday on business.
y. +. Millsap, of Stiles, was a business
caller here Tuesday.
!. 3. W. Andersen, of Pulaski, was looking
aster business affairs Tuesday in Bloom
!, field.
John Hazlewood. who has been on the
road for several months as leader of the
band with Wintermute Bros show, re-
turned home Tuesday morning and will
probably spend the remainder Of the sum-
sner here.
s Henry Bledsoe, of Kirksyille, Mo-, spent
Wednesday in this city, guest Of Miss
siabel Swift.
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pleasant GROVE.

Il Pleasant Grove, July 9.-Miss Flo Han
cock, who is attending the Bloomfield s. L.
N, spent the Fourth at Floris and Sunday
with home folks; returning to her studies
bn Monday.
H. NJ. Paden and family, of Ottumwa,
visited with Mr.. Peden's parents and other
relatives here on Sunday.
Miss Josie ROUGH is visiting her friend,
Miss Alma Hancock, and calling on old
friends.
Miss Allie Simpson, Of White Elm, was
visiting old friends here on Sunday.
The Misses Alma Hancock and Josie
o.. NJ Brooks and wife, ]. W. Hancock
and family, A. Macdonald and wife and
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Village Creek.

village Creek, July 9--Nfisses Lulu and
Grace Harlan and Dora Haley spent Sun
day with Mrs. Harlan Chisman, of South
Gttumwa.
Miss Erville Shahan, of South Ottumwa,
is visiting at the Joseph Harlan home this
week.
Services were conducted Mt Russell Chapel
Sunday by Rev. Dan Hastings.
Fred Jones Is shipping mine props to Hill
ton this week.
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Pleasant Hill.

Pleasant Hill, July S.-James Breaker
ridge and wife visited Sunday at the pa
rental Breckenridge home.
Vaughn Nickln and sister May attended
church at Selma Sunday evening.
Charles Puflngbarger made a business
trip to Chequest Monday.
Farmers delivered hogs at Douds Wed
nesday.
Quite a number from here attended the
celebrations at Eldon and Birmingham.
DR.. Mcclure was Pleasant Hill caller
here Tuesday.
Mr.. Bell is putting in some bridges here
this week.
w. J. Dooley and daughters celebrated
In Birmingham the Fourth.
Miss Birdie Carroll. and Grover Shaefel
made an extended visit with friends neal
Hedrick.
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Rladensbura.

Bladensburg July O. John Allen and
family returned home from Blakesbure
Monday where they have been visiting the
past two weeks.
Mrs. Belle Hiyely,9 Of Illinois. visited in
this vicinity last week.
Ida Bedwell, of Blakesburg, is visiting
friends and relatives at this place this
week. IL
Mr.. Reynolds. of Illinois, is visiting his
brother Ben, of this place, this week.
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home Monday to visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Armentrout.
John Nedrow has sold his blacksmith
shop and expects to retire from the trade,
II. c. Swift is rebuilding his barn which
the water carried away.
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Brompton.

Brompton, July 9.-Rev. Donahoo while
butcherlng split his thumb to the first
joint with a sharp Ratchet.
Quite a number Of young folks made a
gathering at the L. Mccoy home Tuesday
in honor of the 4-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Mccoy.
Uncle Thomas Craig, Of Unionyille, is
visiting in the community at present.
Married at the home Of the brides pa
rents, Newton Dale and Miss Maud Sim
mons, last Wednesday evening Quite a
number of persons witnessed the ceremony.
The Fourth of July meeting at the f. NJ.
church was a success. All report splen-
did time.
Rev. Savers, of Des Moines, while on his
way to the Hopewell church in Davis
county, took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Mccoy Tuesday.
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Butter.

DublOTs 1
Butler July o. Ralph Watts spent
Thursday night and Friday at A. ]. Bur.
CESS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and children, OF
ottumwa, were Sunday visitors at Chas
Nevis.
A. Buckner, of Highland Center, was al
NJ Benefits Monday
wess Arganbright and wife were in OF
tlmwa "Wednesday.
ID. S. Shutes and wife and James Var
Wrinkle and family spent the Fourth II
Ottumwa.
Rose and Stella Woodward spent Satur
day night at ]. M. Arganbright's.
Mr. Slemmons. of Illinois, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Brubaker, east of Butler.
The Butler people went to Fremont ant
Martinsburg the Fourth.
Frank Lindsey was in Ottnmwa Tuesday
Eta Gardiner is visiting her sister, Mrs
George Mulltniy.
Mr. Lafferty, Of Eddyville, was in Butler
Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Lindsey spent Tuesday at thu
parental Shoemaker home.
Mrs Albert Clark and Edith and Mr.
| Wimpsett were in Hedrick Thursday.
| Thomas Watts, of Hedrick, visited at NJ
| A. Watts one day last week.
A. G. Burgess and wife were at High
| land Center Tuesday evening.
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ormanyiIIe.

Ormanyille, July 9.-Married, July 8, by
Moses Leonard, ]. p, at his office, Adam
Howk and Miss Stella Hawkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howk have gone to Lloyd county to
make their future home.
Sunday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Schafer and daughters, Irene and Ger
trude, of Ottumwa. were entertained at n
six o'clock dinner by Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Thomas, at East Lynne.
G. p. Johannessen, of Lick Creek town
ship, was guest at the Van Wrinkle hotel
last Thursday night. He has resided in
Davis county for thirty-four years. He is
seeking the nomination for sheriff of Davis
county.
Miss Nellie Chance, who has been visit
ing with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. j. Chance, has returned to her home in
Ottumwa.
Rev. Patterson. of Ottumwa will preach
In Ormanville the coming Sabbath at 3
y. m. Everybody come and hear an enter
tanning sermon.
Mrs. John Wilson and sons, Bert and
Patrick, have gone to Eldon to visit for a
few days.
Mrs. Sawyer is quite poorly with rheu-
riatism.
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Foster,

Foster, July 9.-Edward Hughes, of What
Cheer, is visiting his brother and sister,
John Hughes and Mary Thomas.
John Robinson was in Hynes Monday on
business.
Miss Mary Fleming, of Keb, is visiting
her friend, Mrs. w. b. Morgan.
Mrs. Henry Howells, of Ottumwa, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howell
Price.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Manor spent the
Fourth in Abba.
John and Cyrus Huzford Of Hamilton,
came down Friday to visit their parents
and spend the Fourth.
Rev. a. L. Jordan delivered a splendid
address here on the Fourth.
Miss Mabel Terry returned home from
Ottumwa Saturday where she has been
staying with her aunt, Mrs. j. L. Hale,
and going to school,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas, of Hiteman,
came over last week to visit their son and
help celebrate the Fourth They re.
turned home Tuesday.
Gabe johnson, the town marshal, is a
severe sufferer from a cut he received
with Ratchet while working on the side.
walks last week. Blood poison has devel
oped.
w. B. Morgan is entertaining sister
and niece from Illinois.
The celebration here was grand sue
cess In every particular. The crowd was
large and the most orderly ever seen at
celebration. Not drunken man APP
peared The speaking was good, music
fine and the different races and ball
games were good and the fireworks Were
just simply immense The best Of the
whole program was the flag drill by TWEEN.
-four little girls. Great credit is due
Mrs Flactif for her untiring efforts in
drilling the little tots up to such excel
lence. There was no one hurt nor single
accident to mar the pleasure of the day,
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HUmeeton.
Humeston, July 9.-AIrs Maude Pickerell
and Miss Theo' Bentley, of Charlton, spent
the Fourth with Misses Ida and Cora
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs George Brewer, of Linnens,
Mo-, are visiting with relatives and friends
here.
Luther Rinard, of Marietta, Ohio, is Wis
siting with his brother S. X. Rinard, and
his sister, Mrs. A. A. Smith.
Everett Greenlee, of Des Monies, was a
Humeston visitor last week.
Allen Hines, OF, Omaha, who formerly
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crowd stood his father and on that
Iatner's race was look of Sowing un-
certainty
or an instant they gazed into each
others eyes, then poor Corse maze a
hurried ana Inundated exit. On reach
ing the crude dressing room benmu the
stage ne threw aside MS mInstreI glory.
ana with contrite haste began 10 WASH
away the baOge OF his short triumph
The following summer Forepaugh's
circus spread it's fascinating ana mys-
terious influence over the small Iowa
town No one who has not experienced
il can ever realize OF what great I'M
pOrtance the coming of a circus Is to q
small town. For weeks this circus hau
been the all absorbing talk of BoyVllle.
livery picture had been studied ana dis
cuSsed until its minutest detail was en-
graved upon the memory of each young
citizen, making all his pulses throb with
an impatient ana joyful anticipation.
No other event ever arouses in a boy
the same feverish excitement as that
kindled by circus.
And so COrse was caught in the spell
Of the circus. and again ran away from
home. This time he took a chum WITH
him. They were gone for five weeks.
With a reckless enjoyment Corse fol-
lowed uD the allurements of show life.
His histrionic talents were now exerted
in the selling of peanuts and pink lem
onade to the noisy circus audiences. In
circus Darlance he was known as "a
butcher" lust what sarcasm is en-
/ bedded in that term one must discover
for himself.