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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-07-15
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NE problem of the church in the next 20 years will be the
organization and combination of churches like the or
ganlzaon and combination effected in the steel business
and other industries. The economic reforms which have
operated IN the past few years to bring about uncation
OF interests IN the industrial and commercial world will
vet be felt in church administration and that ,,oe+ ~
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organization which world today-the crch
will realize the strength
ion and will fall into line with the When this is
done extraordinary of redupaon church plants
the different denominations
"Te children of this world generation wiser than the chill
dren Of light but the church will learn The wears has been
marked by tendency obterate and the next
20 will witness still developments
10y sects the country between the
church denominations nonessenals We ogar;zatoa
and unity.
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The "Bull" and the Bear

Ninety per cent. of the so-called red
letters" sent out by Chicago board of
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Gossip Of Seasonable Modes

HERE is always something
delightfully."- delicious about
July fashions, as we see
them at the resorts or on
their way there. They rep
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Brookville.

Brookyille Feb. 12.-Clarkson Ashmead
died very suddenly yesterday at his new
home In Fairfield. Mr.. Ashmead was an
esteemed citizen of this place for nearly
twenty wears He sold his farm here and
moved to Fairfield Il short time ago He
was nearly seventy Live years of age vet
the news of his death was great shock
to his many friends. He was converted III
childhood and lived a deyout Christian all
these years, never wayerng from the cause
and died in the blessed hope of immirtal-
ity. His influence for good was felt in
this community and particularly in the
church where he WAS an active member
and substantial supporter to the cause of
Christ. His loving companion, two sins,
Benjamin of bloomfield. and Enel of Kco-
sauqua, and Mrs. Nose Shelby of Fairfield.
live to mourn the loss of a gold husband
and father. The funeral services We're
conducted by the Methodist pastor at Fair
field today at 10 o'clock and the remains
were laid to rest in the cemetery Mt that
place.
Miss Mae Robb, of Packwood is spend
ing the week at the Johnston home here.
THE Passion Play was appreciated here
last evening by full house.
Henry Schooly's store room is completed
and he will give II dance to the young
folks tomorrow evening
Miss Addie Pagan attended Church at
Fairfield Sunday.
Henry Frousli. of Chicago, visited friends
here last week.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Bloomfield.

Bloomfield, Feb. 12.-Suit has been
commenced in the district court of
Davis county by Andrew Ferguson Of
of Washington county against w. s..
Epperly, w. j. Steckel, Steckel & Son,
Exchange bank and Amos Steckel,
trustee, to recover the sum of $1,000,
claimed by plaintiff to be due him as
rents of certain lands situated in Da-
Wis county The plaintiff is repre-
scented by Brookhart & Brookhart and
& Sewers of Bloomfield.
A marriage license was issued We'd
nesday to Verden J. Moughler, aged
20, and Anna P. Birchmier, aged Is.
l.. j. Richardson and Dr. j. NJ Gar
rett of Troy transacted business in
Bloomfield Wednesday.
The city council Tuesday evening
elected DR.. ]. w. Young city physician
for the ensuing year.
A. ]. Mcclure returned Wednesday
morning from an extended business
trip to points in Missouri and Nebras-
ka.
j. NJ Henderson Of Milton attended
the dance given by the Circle club
at Wishard's hall Tuesday evening.
y Fl. M. Stack and John Carpenter OF
Lick creek township were business
callers in Bloomfield Wednesday.
Mrs. w. R. Clarkson of Fox River
township made trip to this city We'd
nesday on business.
Jerry Mustard of Union township
transacted business in Bloomfield
Wednesday, II
D. G. Huff of Drakeyille township
was looking after business affairsr
here Wednesday.
G. A. Shumake of West Grove town
ship was business caller in Bloom
field Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna E. Grages of Pulaski
made a business trip to this city We'd
neGdey, returning home Wednesday
evening
The Eastern Stars met in regular
session at the masonic hall Tuesday
evening, at which time Mrs. Mollie
Young and Mrs. j. R. Wallace were
initiated into the mysteries of the or
der About seventy persons were
present and very pleasant time was
spent.
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Butler.


Butler. Feb. 12.-Mrs. Ellen Watts
died at her home near Butler Friday
morning and was buried in the Brooks
cemetery Saturday afternoon.
]. A. Sarvis was in Fremont Mon
day.
Dan Troy of Rose Hill spent Satur-
day and Sunday at the home of A. J..
Burgess.
H. Dinsmore of Fremont is Smelling
corn for j. E. Kennel at Butler this
week.
Frank Lindsey is hauling corn to
Highland Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Newt were in
Ottumwa Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tickling and
children started to Nebraska, Tues
day.
a. ]. Burgess was in Hedrick Tues
day.
Mrs. Shoemaker spent Wednesday
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Lind
sey.
Mrs. M. A. Harkins and son George
of Hedrick, spent Monday at the home
of ]. A. Burgess.
Mrs. j. A. Sarvis has the rheuma-
tism
The following person We're in Ottum-
wa Saturday: Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Lindsey, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mullenix,
and mother, James and Ella Burgess,
Chas. Newt and NJ Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Darner have NOV
ed on the George Arganbright place.
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Soap Creek.

Soap Creek, Feb. 12-Mrs. Mallissie
Shadley is quite i'll.
Tom Chance of South Ottumwa is
visiting with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Chance near Ormanville.
VIM. Louderback and Lea Houk
passed through here Monday, enroute
to Bloomfield.
Little Irwin Shepherd who has the ty-
phoid fever is much better at this
time.
Miss Nora Sample is on the sick
list.
Frank Crist of West Grove attended
meeting at Soap Center Tuesday
night.
Rev. Parry Heckard closed his pro.
tracted melting Tuesday night at Cen
ter school house.
Charles Bolin from near Ashgrove
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
his sister. Mrs. Jack Hecard.
= Mrs. Charles Shook Of South Ottum-
wa is very ill.
Jesse Crist Is on the sick list
Noah Bolin, wife and family, spent
Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. Polite Snow. aged 50 years.
months and days, died at her home
February 8, two miles north Of Bel.
KNAPP, and her funeral was preached
Wednesday morning at IL o'clock. The
remains we're laid to rest in the HARDER
cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Crist is very sick this
week.
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Yanpa.

Yampa, Feb. 12.--Walter Curtis was in
Ottumwa on business Friday
John Carman went to Competine on bust.
ness Thursday.
s. A. Beall made business trip to He'd
rick Saturday.
VIM McGlassion was in Bladensburg
Saturday.
+. d. Nafziger and son, Walter, and
daughter, Miss Ada, were Batavia shop
pers Saturday.
c.. w. Burnaugh and sisters, Mrs. Mag.
gle Smith and Miss Iva Burnaugh, were In
Batavia Saturday.
Perry Whitmore and sister, Miss Lulu
Whitmore, We're Batavia visitors Saturday.
j. 4. McMinn sold all of his live stock,
farm implements and other farm products,
at public sale Wednesday. He intends to
move to Agency March /.
Miss Rena Hartman, of Agency, was call
ing on friends in Yampa Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ritter. of Butler, were
Saturday and Sunday visitors at f. D.
Nafziger's.
number of young folks from this vi
entity took a bobsled ride and spent the
evening at j. S. Reno's, near Agency, Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Curtis are rejoic-
ing over a new boy baby, born to them
Tuesday. February 3, 1903.
Broadtield's in Competine Monday.
Miss May Reno visited her sister. Mrs
Omer Daniels near Abingdon Tuesday.
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Miss Mae Jones visited with S. l..
Swartz and family near Collett Sun
day.
VILLAGE Steele and family were bust
ness callers at Batavia Wednesday.
The Toppings and Glodfelty sale
was largely attended and everything
sold high.
Sam Black was business caller at
Fairfield Tuesday.
George Barthelow was a business
caller at Batavia
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Ashgrove.

Ashgrove, Feb. 12.-B. B. Elder has re.
Gently sold his farm to NJ. l.. Wheeler.
Rev. d. n. Hastings closed the meetings
at the Christian church Sunday night on
account of being called home by the seri-
Gus illness of his eldest son Crete
Willis McCarty left Monday for Iconum
where he will meet his brother, Homer of
Walnut City, on business.
Mrs, Louisa Fletcher, of Green Valley, Is
visiting relatives mt this place.
Tom Cassll and wife and Rosa and Ora
Reynolds visited Sunday with relatives
near Bunch. Rev. Ireland filled his APP
pointment ut the Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday
Quite number of the young people of
this place attended the meeting and bap-
tizng at Hopewell Sunday.
The teachers meeting which was held
at this place Friday night was well attend
ed. The county superintendent, Miss Duff
field, was present and took charge of the
meeting.
Ralph Selman was an over Sunday visit
or with home folks, returning to his school
Monday.
John Smith was a Sunday visitor at the
N Fletcher home.
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Foreign Missionary society of the NJ. P.
church, was well attended and was said to
be n success. both socially and financially.
Herman Dixon was quite sick week
ago, but is able to be about again.
Rev. Mcconnell is conducting meetings at
Bethel this week.
Mrs. John DAILY is recovering from a Sc
we're attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. VIM Shields is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Gosney visited at the
William Smith home near Munterville
Wednesday.
Charles Harlan has moved to his farm
lately vacated by Frank Yanger.
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Eidon,

Eldon, Feb. 12.-William Lowenberg
made a business trip to Selma yesterday.
S. Lucas was an Ottumwa visitor today.
Robert Patterson left yesterday for Il
visit with relatives In Washington.
Mrs. T. Thompson is on the sick list this
week.
Miss Lily Williams left today for a visit
with relatives in Primrose.
Harvey Pottorff has been firing the
switch engine for a week.
Mrs. Ellie Davis returned to her home in
Woods county, Oklahoma. after u pleasant
visit with relatives in this city.
Mrs. j. ]. Galway left today for a visit
with her daughter in Belknap.
Miss S. Davis, living west of town, enter
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Bladensburg.

Bladensburg, Feb. 12.--George Green
received a severe injury about the
head and face Wednesday morning
while loading hogs which will probab-
ly result in the loss of an eye.
Mrs. II. ]. Wertz has been quite i'll
for the past few weeks and is report
ed no better at the present.
Mr.. Rider of Ottumwa is in the To-
cality this week
Miss Josie Murray is visiting her
sisters the Mesdames Ingram and
Parker of Ottumwa.
Mrs. Lansing of South Ottumwa is
visiting this week with her children,
Mrs. E. j. Lory and H. J. Wertz of this
place.
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tanned number of her friends today in
honor of her friends from Denver. Col
Those present from this city are Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. l. McCrary.
Mrs. A. Weygant, Mrs j. w. Hall, Mr.and
Mrs. NJ Hilles.
Mrs. Frank Blachley left today for a
visit with relatives in Tuscola, Illinois.
Miss Onie Robinson. of Bonaparte, passed
through the city today on her way to Den.
YER, Colorado.
]. Allen, of Ottumwa, was in the city on
business today.
The Cemetery Association will give a
valentine social at the X. of T.. hall Sat
urday evening, February ii. A musical
program will be rendered by the best must
cal talent
Mr. and Mrs. w. Rupe left today for
Tulsey, Indian Territory, where they will
make their future home.
Mrs. NJ b. George. of Laddsdale, is Wis
iting her sister, Miss Dora Champ
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Myers and chill
dren left today for a visit with relatives
In Vcrden, Indian Territory.
Mrs. c. ID. Sharp left today for a visit
with relatives in Floris.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Wright left today for a
visis with friends in Floris.
Dave Clowdas, of Ottumwa, is visiting
friends in this city.
b. Ilinkle. Of Selma, is business visit
or in the city today.
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Exline.

Exlne, Feb 12.-The house occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Caster burned to the
ground Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Cas-
ter barely escaped with their lives. Every
thing in the house was total loss
Rev Blagg is holding protracted meeting
at the Sharon Chapel
The poles for the new telephone line are
all ready and work on the line will soon
be begun. S3H
Mrs. Chas. Caster and Mrs. Huse Coch-
rem were driving in the country Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Benton McKeehan made a
trip to Cincinnati Monday.
j. W. Miller has purchased a farm in
the south part of Texas county, Missouri,
and will take his family there in the near
future.
Mrs. Jacob Over visited at the II. w!
Farnsworth home Tuesday
Thos. Fronde Jr., OF Sedan, is very low
with consumption, With no hope of his
recovery.
Miss Lucy Pugh closed her school FRI
day with fine literary program which
was much enjoyed by all present.
Myrtle Caster spent Sunday with Grace
and Mary Farnsworth.
George Cochren and family visited over
Sunday with relatives in the country.
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RUSSELL.

RUSSELL Feb. 12-Mrs. F. II. DeLano left
this morning on No. 10 for Knoxville to
visit over Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Shire, of that place.
The missionary society of the Baptist
church will have a Missionary Tea at
the parsonage Friday evening. Every one
is invited
H. NJ Hatcher went to Tabor on bust
ness Wednesday morning.
Mrs Cora Il. Nelson went to Des Moines
Monday to attend the state camp of II. n.
A. held at that place, February 10. She
was sent as delegate from the Russell
lodge.
Ira Wells was a county seat visitor
Tuesday
p. H. Steck is out on his farm this week.
Miss Jessie McIntire, of Charlton, is in
town.
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Mort Fairview.

North Fairview, Feb. 12.-Mr and
Mrs. William Fulton of Libertyville
visited with County Line friends Sun
day.
Miss Nancy and Bessie Mcbride
were pleasant visitors at the Stever
home, Sunday.
Miss Ethel Sovel of near Douds, Wis
tied at the Sheets home Saturday
night.
The pie social at No. s, was well at
tended by large crowd. All report a
splendid time.
George Black and daughter-in-law
were business callers at Eldon Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Taylor was caller at town
Wednesday.
w. C. Loveless and son Lee. mark
eted hogs at Libertyville Monday.
Charley Mcbride was business Wis
itor az Libertyville Monday.
H. L. Rodabaugh and VIM. Potts.
were business callers in this vicinity
Wednesday.
NJ. C. loveless and daughter, and
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Richland,

| nlCfldIiu.
Richland, Feb. 12.-Nrs Amy Davis and
children, of Indiana, are visiting the Car
michaels.
| The funeral services of Mrs Bert Nor
gan, whose death occurred at her home ut
| IIedrick, Friday, was held at the Mellon
ell chapel, south of this village, Sunday.
| Mrs. Margan was Il former resident here
and had many friends who sincerely SYM
pathize with her husband and children.
| Ed kokel Sundayed at Mt. Pleasant with
| his family, returning here to business Mon
| day
Richard Evans left for I1illsboro. H.. to
| make arrangements about the railroad
work he has contracted for the coming sea-
| son.
| Mr.. and Mrs. v Jones left this week for
Missouri where they have purchased n
| farm and expect to locate.
| Miss Anna PaNson, of Winfield, after a
pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs. Jones,
left for her home.
| A very serious accident occurred to Har-
ry Frank. He was assisting in digging Il
grave, when he was accidentally struck
on the right hand with an AK, seriously
| injuring it. Medical aid was summoned,
hut it will be long time before he can
use it.
| Mrs. Anna Hedge and little daughter,
Hazel, of Oskaloosa, are the guests of the
Broliars.
Miss Bess Drummond is home from, Os-
| kaloosa for short visit.
Miss Mary Jones, who teaches at Paris,
| Sundayed here.
| LOWE Sheets. of Talleyrand, was a Sat
urday visitnr here.
| Scarlet fever is reported at Clay. The
pastor, Rev. Fisk, was taken suddenly Ill
in the pulpit Sunday evening. doctor
was called and the case has developed in
scarlet fever. The house is quarantined.
! The death of W. w. Allen is extremely
sad. He was postmaster here for several
years and has held many offices of trust,
His death occurred Monday night. In the
morning he was at his place of business
and in good health and spirits. He stepped
into store and was conyersing when he
fell forward. 1t was at once seen that
something was wrong. He was carried to
his home but never regained consciousness
and breathed his last at 10 o'clock at night.
His family were all summoned and We're
present at his death. Funeral services
were held Wednesday Mt the Friends
| church. and We're conducted by Revs. Ne
VILE and Brown, the latter the pastor of
the church here. Mr.. Allen has always
been a very active and prominent man Of
the village and had a host of friends. He
was n lawyer of ability; had been mayor
| of the village in the past for ten years,
was a member of the Friends church. and
very prominent member of the G. A. r.
He had served in the army for three years,
enlisting when quite young He was also
member of the NJ. w. A. of this place.
Mr.. Allen was kind hearted, generous,
strong in his beliefs but liberal and just
to all He will be greatly missed in every
circle of life. AS he had lived here for
about thirty years and taken great inter
est in the growth of the village the whole
community sympathize with the bereaved
family.
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looking after the building which is nearing
| completion.
| Mrs 7. ID. LOckman of Lockman, was
an Abba visitor yesterday.
| o. X Robinson went to Moulton this
morning on business.
f. w. Snyder and ii. +. Blackman, of Os-
kaloosa, were transacting business in town
| yesterday
| Harry n. Rex, of Creston, is transact
| Ing business in town this morning
| Grant Cowley, of Eddyville, is in town
on business this morning.
| c. j. Spencer. of Marysvlle, was an AL
bin visitor yesterday.
/. II. Zook WIS in Ottumwa yesterday on
business
| w. L. Smith, of Bloomfield, was an Al
| bia visitor yesterday.
Rev. Winthrop. of Allison. who was call
| ed by the First Presbyterian church. is
expected this evening, his wife came yes
terday.
| John Mcdonald, who lives near Hagerty,
was visiting relatives and friends in town
last evening.
A. II. Mitchell, of Burlington, was trans
acting business in town yesterday
George ]. Brinkerstein, of Keokuk, is
transacting business in town this morning
Miss Clara Nichol entertained the La
dies Athletic club last evening.
John Bennett, Jr, who had part of the
months ago, is slowly recovering
w. r. Palmer, of Hiteman, was In town
on business yesterday.
Timothy Anspach, of Pella. is transact
ing business in town this morning.
John L. Nelson was Moravia visitor
yesterday.
Frank Norris was in Avery yesterday on
business.
VIM. Castle who suffered a stroke Of
paralysis over two months ago and who
was though to be improving, is very low
now, having suffered relapse He has
been unconscious for the last twenty four
hours.
Tom Petit, Owen Petit. Mrs. John Moore,
Mrs. ]. w. RECTOR and Mrs. w. o. Apple
man, of Avery, We're Abba visitors yester-
day.
I. S. Thompson, of Humeston. who has
beeen visiting relatives and friends in
town. left for home on No. 8 this morning
A marriage license was issued yesterday
by the clerk of the district court to Two o.
Hayes, aged %, and Miss Bertha A. Find
lay, aged 20, both of Bluff Creek
j. w. Nye, of Lovila, is in town this
morning on business.
w. ]. McKissick went to Allerton this
morning to visit relatives and friends.
VIM. Huston, Of Avery,is in town this
morning business.
VIM. Reddish, who lives near Service, is
transacting business in town this morning.
w. G. Grant. who lives southwest of
town, was transacting business in town
this morning
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Charlton,

SNdIiLOI
Charlton, Feb. 12.-Omer Peterson, who
has been engaged in business at Boards
town, Illinois. has been spending a few
days with relatives in the city. He ex-
poets to leave tonight for Trinidad, Colo
rado where he will have employment
Mrs Peterson will remain here for more
extended visit. when she will join him
there and make that place their future
home.
George Bell. of Derby, Is in the city
this week attending court.
County Superintendent Laura Fitch is
spending the week visiting the schools in
the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Drake, of Russell,
We're in the city yesterday on business.
Frank Clark spent the day yesterday in
Des Moines on business.
Chris Prather. of Walla Wala, Washing
ton, went out to English township today
for Il visit with old friends and acquaint-
ances.
Mayor Alexander pronounced the words
that made Nicholas Daniels and Mrs. Hat
tie Hill husband and wife. yesterday, In
the clerks office. Mr.. Daniels resides at
Lancaster where he is engaged in farm
ing. The bride has been n resident of
Charlton for the past few years and is n
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paris White,
just west of town. They expect to leave
soon for Lancaster where they will make
their future home, taking with them the
best wishes of host of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ekfelt. of st. Louis,
are expected in the city the last of the
week for visit at the home of his pa
rents.
Lives Holt. of Liberty Center, was a
business caller in the city Wednesday.
The trial jurors for the term of court
were summoned to appear today. The first
day of this week was taken up in dispos-
ing of some of the law cases.
Rev. j. +. Borg is expected home today
from Burlington where he has been at
tending conference.
Miss Clara Martz returned home yestcr,
day from Il weeks visit with friends in
Creston.
Howard Brightwell, of Russell, was in
the city yesterday
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Winchester.

Winchester, Feb. 12.--Miss Lucy
Morrison returned to her home here
last Saturday She had been visiting
in Illinois since Christmas.
Mrs. Clarence Hornbaker of near
Bonaparte and Miss Katie Barker of
Bloomfield visited a day or two in
town the first of this week.
Quite a crowd of Winchester young
people attended meeting at Utica last
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Spray and son John have
moved to Winchester. This used to
be their home several years ago.
John Spray is very poorly.
Seneca Delp of Ottumwa is calling
on old friends here.
Miss Maud Mccall and Harry Hill
were Fairfield shoppers last Saturday.
Miss Nettie Cupp and brother Will
had caller in town Tuesday after
noon.
Singing was held at David Miller's
north of town Wednesday evening.
Fremont Franklin and children,
Stella, Kenneth and Jessie, of near
Bentonsport were UP to see Mr.. Frank
Inns mother last Sabbath.
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UnionvilIe,

Unionville. Feb.12.-Dick Underwood
from Moravia was in the city Tues
day.
Mrs. L. S. Patterson who has been
very sick for some time is improving
slowly.
T. c. Brown was sick last Sunday
evening.
Ross Hicks is not improving fast.
Dick Riddle from Moulton was call
err in town last Sunday evening.
Robert Hicks has accepted posi-
ton as night operator at the Contra
office.