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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-04

The Parsons Sun comments edi-
torially on the Jackson county prima-
ries, calling attention to the fact that
the seating of the Walker delegation
from Jackson county in the state con-
vention, along with the other delega-
lions which were wrongfully seated,
caused the defeat of Justice Atkinson
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-04

To escape from the spirit of pa
triotism as manifested by dynamite,
shot, shell. internal machines and re-
sultant disasters, the civilized half OF
the community whose appreciation of
life. liberty and the pursuit of happi-
ness assumes a less violent and more
consistent form, will take to the
woods pretty generally today. At
the local resorts, Lake View, Eureka
Lake and Silver Lake, Topeka is well
represented and there are a number
of small picnic parties planned for
this afternoon and evening. The
weather permitting. these will be
held in the country, but if the rain
continues the indoor picnic or porch
party will be substituted for the affair
al fresco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kleinhans are
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-04

Miss Erma Pritchard will entertain a
house party at her home, Elm Lawn
farm, over the Fourth. Miss Pritch-
ards guests will be: Miss Charlotte
Gregg of Joplin Mo, Miss Lizzie Nc
Collough of Galena, Miss Marian Gar
retson, Mr.. John Abraham, Mr.. Guy
Adams, Mr.. Horace Macferran, and Mr..
Charles Elliott of Topeka, Mr.. David
Chalmers of New York.-Emporia Ga
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kleinhans are
entertaining a Fourth of July house
party at their country place, Pres de
PEau, Granville, today. Their sister,
Miss Jeanette Lawson, of New York
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-04

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McEntire, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Benson, Miss Emma
Gordon, Miss Theo Jewell, Miss Alice
Fuller, Miss Grace Houghtelin, Miss
Grace Gordon of Los Angeles, Cal,
Miss Gertrude Morton, Miss Mary Nor
ton, Messrs. Frank Forbes, Clarence
Cresser, BALI Stark, John Manley, Chas.
Morton, Jesse Cook and Mr.. Stealman
will picnic at the home of Miss Mary
Morton on the Fourth, having their
sumner on the lawn.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-04

The Ramblers'. club meet with Mrs.
f. D. Robertson, AIS West Sixth, Tues
| day afternoon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin LANCE, Mr.. and
Mrs Carl Woodbury. Nellis and Mr..
and Mrs. A. o. Rosser picnic togethe r
every Fourth of July. Today they are
at the LANCE home on Topeka avenue
and will have a picnic supper on the
back lawn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12
WILL RUSH W0RK
ON RAILROAD AVENUE

Contractor Mcclellan VAS called
before the streets committee AZ ttH
meeting yesterday afternoon ta be
aatat r. De could not begin the
work Of completing the north end
81 Railroad avenue ~ nliur and
rlanklHE for which be has the con
tract al once lie be now working
on she aouth end instead The
dangerous condition - Railroad Av=
anua faam Columbia street north 10
University Htfrat. particularly ups
rDHIir the Colman duek 81 the fna-
son Tor the committee request ~
Mcclellan Co do che work AZ once.
Parts - the oaliausinF roadway
are nou fenced and other parts.
ueariy AZ dangerous. are bfiuE daily
uard The property uHHrfH| fully
eosuiant - the danger. have asked
q DO the uork themselves. rather
than % take rlaka ans longer Ne
clrllan Informed the committee that
BE- could begin the Eafk neat geek.
thc uulY thing delaying him az the
present time being the arrival %
eieoaoted piles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12
STEP IN
ABATING NUISANCE

The seattle Electric company has
nj last abolished the smoke evil in
connection with she Post street
power house.. witch has been the
maaf pronounced nuisance - its
klnl In the eitY. n Re- nuw engaged
iu Installing % burners iu the place
~ ua former furnaces ahd Iueffi b
rHant smoke consumers with the re-
auit that the emission 81 the big
black riaud ~ smoke from the tall
stack on the power house has been
t6muieteiy avoided.
This iH one n the most important
results ~ Tho stars fKht against
the smoke nuisance The school
board hiss decided 20 install smake
consumers IA all II It's new build
hles and some ~ ita present ones.
ana sound steamers and other loel
mauufaefuriuE concerns have an
nsunead their intention ~ Huhsii-
tutlnK on Tor coal aH fuel
yitY Boiler Inspector MufraY viii
econ rrturu from the east with rec
gfrmendatIonH Tor the best smoke
consumers for use in Seattle. when
tAa board ~ health VIII again take
up the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12
SAYS He
Is CRUEL
DAUGHTER OF SONG WRITER
HAYDEN WANTS DIVORCE

A sensational divorce suit. IN
which the plaintiff il Mrs ola Ire
land. a well known vocalist. aud the
defendant Frank Ireland. a nrene
painter. WAS filed In the superior
court this morning Mrs Ireland
charges extreme cruelty and secured
an order restraining her husband
from annoying her or diapnaiag Of
any or the community property up-
tll there h a hearing la the case.
Mrs ireland has been singing in
different parts of the country until
about "a > ear ago. when she and her
husband bought a home ~ liillmun
city. During the past few months.
she alleges. ffnland.s treatment II
her has brou beyond endurance
Last TuradnY night. she claims. he
turned her ont Of the house with
hef three weeks old baby Ia her
arms. and on another occasion tried
90 pour aealdInK water on her
Mrs ireland also claims that the
defendant in threatening tn burn the
handsome gowns which she wears
or the stage and she says that II
b. does 90. q will pot her 10 a great
expense % replace them. She asks
FOR ti60 a month ulimany and the
custody 1T her tao ehlldreu. AIRS
ireland b. the daughter Of Mf Hay
den. who wrote the words 90 the
sons. 7rhefe1l Ne "a Hot Time In the
old Town Tonight"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12
FUSION In
NEBRASKA

LINCOLN. Seb. Aug e TIE
democrats and papulisfs have nome
mated the following fusion ticket
for state officers
Dor Governor George " uefre
puuuiiat. Tincain.
Lieutenant Governor - Uf. 4
Tow nrenf. Democrat. Franklin
county
Secretary ~ state r. e WatFks.
democrat. Richardson county
state TfearHrrr John ~ o.
borne. raguilat. Faauaa county
Auaifaf + GauaHar. paruiiHt.
KearueY county
Attorney General Ffuaff Whai-
"a. Democrat u1it county
Land comm anHf=-A A War-
suey. raHUiiat Boyd county
suprrIntrui-at ~ Public lHatfHc-
tinn-Alheft safIaF. rap4'Iaf. Per-
kInH county.
Thomas ~ Tlbhiaa. p1Huliat ean-
fIdtfa faf slice president has head
- "a revolt Hr1fH7t fhe fusion agree
meut TIbhies plans o. issue a call
for a straight papuilat convention
% nominate state Ticket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12
COUNT NOTES

In the matter of A T. KaHaun aud
Emma Kasaun. hanEruptg. two pc
iiuona were filed this morning with
the clerk Of the federal court ask
Ing for an order requiring W y.
Mcclure. au trustee for the estate.
to deliver certain goods which the
petitioner the Phoenix inieruas
tiuual Lighting company. 81 NIL
wuukoe. and tho Detroit Copper q
Brass Mills. Of Detroit nllege are
not properly assets IN the estate Of
the bnukrupta, being goods ordered
from aud delivered BY the petition
efH. but never paid fof By the bank
npta
A petition IN bankruptcy was also
filed hy George Kelly. Il logger liy=
ing a. liayeuna station. who alleges
that be has no assets whatever aud
his liabilities are fGf8 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12
REMAINS
FOUND
BODY or HARRY GARDNER.
WHO WAS DROWNED AUGUST
I. DISCOVERED

Alcx Melvin. rauehrr. living ON
the west aidc OF the uuvamlzh
river near The Meadows. discovered
The body " Harry Gardner the
HtahlemGH. who MAS drowned while
in swimming with several rum-
faBioHs on the evening 81 August l.
near thc aEr Truck Fuly thla
morning Melvin was crossing the
river m roubaat auI caught HlEht
~ che booty as ne fUsa O. the surface
near tho place where che drowning
occurred The current b. SWIFT AZ
that HIBya ana Ig VAS necessary TO
follow t suwr distance down the
stream before it could be Hueeeaaz
mIy brouEhi Co ahure
he notified Coroner Hove OF the
ehHstiY find. aud Deputy Coroner
Austin was dispatched 60 the scene
90 make an Investigation Gardner
got too Tar cat In the stream and
the current bore him away from hIa
mranious. who tfIcd in vain to
RESCUE him II IL thought that the
body hrtame rutanKied in "a anag
and held az che bottom until Easea
brought it 90 the surface.
The Identification Was complete.
as uiege of The trousers GARDNER
were while bathing was preserved.
10 NBa found o. b. Identical with
the short pants found on the body
Gardner bad sut of la pair ~ old
trouraHs ta hattie Iu.
Tho body waa brought On The Hnn-
mes Watson mufsue and Coroner
HuKr r. enteaNufuH Co communal
cate with his friends aud relatives
n California. He Was 20 years ar
axe aHd enc ~ his arms Waa par
TALLY H9wH sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12

fHHFeHaI 70 7 BE STAR
nREMEHTON. Wash aug ia
Late yesterday afternoon Admiral
BARCLAY received q telegram from
The navy department ordering fhr
WHntaat Wheeling oct Of commla-
sion The Wheeling went cat %
commission formally a. 10 o'clock
this morning TIER officers and Frav
are Hfiii 90 board
Repairs will Be commenced upon
The wheeling probably within a
feH days and while ne defnife ss-
umnte has vet been made a. 90 the
extent OF the work 10 be done on
the runbaat II Ni.t b. a matter ~
several months. and nremertan anf
Charleatauu uufkmen are friairiHE
over the additional work Prospects
afe now brighter than ever Tor prua-
reeoua times and business eundi
items are improving nofirablY
The officers 81 the Pacific fieet
and the officers - the yard. accom-
panied ~ thrir wives and visiting
friends. vent uu an excursion yes
terdaF 10 Port Hiakeley. 10 the gor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12
GEws
MSS HEMicHEcK
LEADS IN RACE

Miss Alice Garuisr. ~ vaue5uFer.
u. g.. ia the latest candidate 80 enter
the contest f5E queen 81 the seattle
Industrial Exposition. which all be-
held on the old university grounds
for tH0 weeks commencing August
- Toe British Columbia maFuHo-
De ulll have two candidates running.
Miss Carey having been pat In nom
iusfian some days AKA. Tacoma D.
concentrating her strength on one
candidate and In Miss Bonner the
unions ~ the city o. Destiny have
an aspirant who will command
great strength.
The nEht Ia Seattle between Miss
Lester and Mics Nemidheek Wlll be-
spirited one. Miss NemIlheek
jumped 10 the front on the first
count Of ballots. bat Hi# Testers
friends are not worried BY that a.
they have bought many votes for
their candidate that have not yet
been deposited
The nFat count was aa follows.
Mics Adelaide Nemlebfek. Seattle.
ft5. Miss Jennie Bonner Tacoma.
lei. MIa5 Neltio Lester. Seattle. 100
Miss Annie Carey. Vancouver. %. G..
100. Miss Alice Gafnief. Vancouver.
100. Hu Mae Mason, Eima. wash.
100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12
BOY FATALLY
BURNED

SPOKANE. Avg ta Surrounded
~ forrest free a : year Ella boy Nv
Ink about twelve miles uofth u
Cualek. ia stevens coautY. vas eam=
p.lisd "a travel afaot through q
mile of fire 8nd hot ashes and ems
hers 20 get % safety Hc was 50
badly burned that be ia not expect
"a g. I've
The hay Be- the son % otto paatt.
a farmer Recently the father weut
into the PaIuuae eauufrY 20 wrfs In
the harvest fields aud the mother
and ghillneu Hera practically i0u
destitute. The Young bog had baeu
seat on an erfaud and suddenly
found himself eHt or ~ fires on all
sides lie plunged forward. making
bis say through smoke. flames and
ashes. finally reaching home Iiis
feet. legs hands arms and face
were badly burned. yet. strangely.
his hair was net even aiaKgd
The young sufferer vas brought
q Newport ~ hia mother FOR med
ieal attendance today. but Il ia
feared the ehlld cannot survive his
awful burua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12
MIX-UP ON The
WATERFRONT

The steamer city OF Everett. Of
the Seattle. Tacoma A. Everett
transportation company. ran into a
log while backing out Of her hlIp Al
the Colmnn doek this morning A.
a result 81 her colliding with the
loo. one 81 the nukea Of the propeller
wHa broken short OF The accident
happened al 7ld O'Clock. az tho
steamer vas starting on her first
trip up the sound Tho steamer
Telegraph was then placed on the
run aud the passengers Of the city
Of Everett transferred % the latter
vessel
The steamer Telegraph vas 10
have taken the Flyers run. between
this city aud Tacoma Friday ia The
regular las off day for the Flyer
with che placing % the Telegraph
on the seaftle. Everett run there
waa no vessel 20 take the place ~
the Flyer and e great deal ~ tfou
bic Waa caused by the mlahap
owing % the fact that all the other
vessels ~ the mosquito fleet which
would iu any say Doe available for
the ruu. we're chartered or en-
RHEed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12
GunbOat Wheeling
Out of Commission
EXTENSIVE REPAIRS Will MADE PuoEr
SOUND NAVY VARo-orsER NEWS sRrNERros

eminent tag Pawtuekst They Viz
tied the Hathaway mllla a. Port
biahrisy.
Within q f.s days. probably urHt
"wednesday. the North racinc fleet
led By the naEship Sss YORK.. Ia
command u Admiral Goodrich. vii
aail Tor southern waters The New
iofk will meet the cruiser Chicago
somewhere OF South America and
transfer the admlrala flak Il has
rot get BEEN learned how far the
n~nninKton and MsTbishehd viii
nrunsed with the Mes York. best Il
g. TIE upiulou ~ naval officers that
ttaF uiil noe 90 further than san
Francisco After the transfer of the
flag 20 the ChiraKo. the Nsw York
VIII proceed 10 the Atlantic coast
Admiral Goodrich. Ia command u
the Chicago. wiil rsturn. Fla San
Ffancisco. 20 Bremeftuu.
The wyoming = ~ the head u
the bay. engaging in target practice
today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12
8 KILLED

SALISBURY. \. G. Aus. "a
disaster IN the BerinEer gold mine
heated near Gold HHn. = c result
81 In the death Of eight men. The
dead
WILL CANrr.
Will sTfFRWht.T
JOSEPH WtGHIM
BOB UEHEHRY
SAN PRICE
There uera ntne men In the mine
rhaft when tho dam ~ large pond
located near the entrance gave way.
a. result 81 the excessive aluH.
the water rushing in upon thcm
The manager. Thomas Mayle. was
The only one Who escaped death.
The mine was etili filled with
water laat night and none ~ the
bodies have get been recovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12

claimed. Praise God AZ last
see abe accomplishment 81 my dear
est visit
The heir % the throne will hs
uamcd Alexis
Already the city ia gay Nith f.aE
iu celebration % The giad event
The Peter Paul fortress fired sat
runa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12
n------sry-
EGlircLfI SlDynPT
"clIARLEYs AUNT

CHARLEY AUNT
In the opening performance OF
aCharieY'a Aunt the Wictemann
company made a pronounced hit a.
the AidMnar The comedy IL not q
rsu one. but # - always popular
and IN the hands Of the Wiedc-
mannn Il furnishes plenty q fun.
Kiss WIedsmSn has The role 81
Klttla Yerdum. sprttiEue ward,
end Mr Wledemann uiaYa the part
Of Lord Feucnurt nartely Miss
Chamberlain appears In the lnEsuue
rcle 81 Amy apetfiEus. spettiEue q
neiee.
vchafleya Aunt wiii continue
untn Sunday matihse. when the blu
wlii b. changed % The steam
Laundry" = comedy written BY NJ.
Tom wiedsmann himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12
DESPERATE
A SUICIDE

THFI4ENA. Mont. Aug o. After
probably fatally shooting Tony tkor
IrsH. deputy sheriff Isaac eta
wolfe. charged with robbinE a now
der house near Helena laat SEPT 20
ber. Of giant powder. which VAS a.
forwards used Iu Wrrfkluu Nurthsfu
Pacific trains escaped FROM the
lewis ana clark county Sail yes
frfHhy afternoon Deputies and John
Rnab. a butcher. pursued gmealla
The latter took refuge On an alley
az fho side ~ the residence 81 Gov
ernar Joseph Toolr. where pistol
duet took place After an exchange
~ shots Grnveile ran into the base
meut - the governor r. huune and
shot and killed himself lie had
been wounded b. bullets from the
guns ~ hla purHuars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12
AGREEMENT RE AchED
WITHOUT TROUBLE

The Portland Cordaee company
ana the streets committee yesterday
afternoon arrived at an agreement
o. 20 tho uses 0f several streets on
Queen Anne hIll near Klunfar park
IN plat 81 LAND owned by the com
pauy The latter Is using the land
10 siuIee into the Smith cove fats.
where n Is going 30 fill o. acres, az
n site for lta plant
The company asked the privilege
OF aIuiflnK down the citY'a property
on Thirteenth and Fourteenth ave
uueB west. I'm return Tor which IL
agrees 20 dedicate the streets that
run through the tract ~ land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12
It's Il B0Y
HEIR TO RUSSIAN THRONE BORN CAR Ex-
CLAIMS. PRAISE GOD. AT LAST SEE THE &C
coMPLIsHMENr OF MY DEAREST WISH


tHf a#fInua Neua Aaa'aa
ST PETERSBURG. aux H.
Tho tfarina today gave birth % a
boy
when the news spread this after
noon the grand duke. mobiles and
officials hazfrnrf Oh congratulate
the ear liia majesty received their
osufataiat.aua eEeitsdlJ lie 0aH
almost overcome uith JOS anI sHe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12
Another
Expansion

Another expansion Tor the want
q room - hold the nine carloads
- Charter Oak Ranges. Iron beds
and Furniture that have arrived
and are on the road We were com
PEELED 10 have more room. having
been successful Ia rantiug a brick
block s0xtz0. two stories. and nov
with our New and Second hand De-
uartmeut Stores We can bay and sell
anything You want or have On our
lines Remember the fifu name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12

larry desifnua Of having All prop
ertf holders in the district Assessed
for the construction u the Rainier
valley trunk sewer at the meeting
af the club tonight The district
extends north 10 Aloha street and
vest 20 broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12
TWO DIVORCES
BADLY WANTED

Mra Kathleen Celenc instituted
divorce proceedings Ia the superior
court this morning against Charles
A. Celene She alleges cruelty and
drunkenness and demands 500 a
month alimany She also petitions
the court to allow her 70 resume
her maiden name. which 10 kath
iecn O'Hricn.
Mrs. Mary Itinard filed a divorce
auit against her husband. Ernie
Kinard She alleges that the de
PENDANT has treated her cruelty. and
asks for the custody of her two
children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12

VIENNA. Aug ~ The ceuatan
tlunrlr correspondent ~ n4e Zeit
reports that the Armenian frrment
IN Turkey is Increasing Already
more than 400 leaders Ut the move
mrut have been afrcHffd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12

= : Brown. charged with con
Quoting a gambling game. was re-
leased from the county jail today on
9 900 bonds Ills bondHmeu are
George " Jones and Charles AM
dargon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12
kAEy BABIES ARE PHOTOGRAPHED

Tho working overtime
10
has been afaeus hahrs al directions
denis wives s'we OF The he sit quietly while the uyHe
under Of tho bagb cloth has take chance tortaba
whttwint "a
90 splendid photograph hcr ut before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12
FALLS TO HIS GEATH

George Parker. a carpenter, fell
from a fcaffold At the side ~ the
Olympia school yesterday afternoon
and was fatally injured Ho died
before be- could be taken 10 a hos
uItal
Parker lived with bis aged moth
81 a. Fremont Ills son. Joseph
Parker. "a contractor lives ai HIS
Third avenue north
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12

The steamer Blanche was forced
"a pat back to her dock yesterday
afternoon on account u blowing Up
one 81 her her steam pipes Tho
Incident happened az 2 6 o'clock
Is minutes after the vessel had left
this port fdf Tacoma No one vas
Injured BY the accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12
AN AfHR 10 MlZAERG


This entities the hu der aittnEa
child under as Ut al free photograph The alt
uuEs and photograph be nd by presenting this
the Heek studio nah Mari ON street between tho hours Of
II A. IA aud e 80 o. M. Thu rhiAyH FrldaYn
The only condition o. that he u tho child whose
picture a To ho taken regular Subscribers OF The
Star. This offer is good 90 all Hubarribora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12
ASSESSMENT IS UP

Homer Il. Hnl secretary Of tho
Rainier Heights improvement club.
Announces that the club ia pafticu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12

Broken Lines in 800 Hats.
Nov 1is0 ~ IS n Brooks & Co.'S
1881 second avenue. 50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12

New Fall Woaleua now on e6hlb-
&c HERALD. Tailor. 1929 2ud -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-12

udo Better Look.
Mems 81 0u hats now 3 i5o az =.
n. Brooke a Co.'S. 1881 "a Az. ss'
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-03-12
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

From Thursdays Daily.
Born, Tuesday, to Mr. and Mrs. w.
A. Stone, of South Union street, boy.
Attorney Sumner Siberell left on the
Rock Island this noon for Given on a
short business visit.
]. F. Kerfoot returned this after
noon On the Rock Island from a short
business visit in Eddyville.
A marriage license has been issued
to Harry E. Sims and Miss Ruth Ford
by Clerk of the District Court H. w.
Michael.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Lee and daughter
Laura and Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Garner,
returned on Burlington passenger No.
6 this afternoon from few weeks
trip to California and other western
points.
E Mrs. Alice Spilman arrived here
from Ottumwa Monday night to spend
the week at the parental j.. G. Sellers
home asssd-to visit with her sister, Mrs.
Eva Bowling, who with her son, Leo
leave tonight for Los Angeles, CAL,
to join her husband, Dr. L. H. Bowling,
where they expect to make their flu
ture home.-Oskaloosa Herald.
Henry Galpin who has been in the
service of the United States in the
Philippines. returned home last even
ing. Mr.. Galpin was member of the
party which was composed of Thos.
Curran, Win Chambers, Frank Adcock
and Bert Rhoades, all of whom have
returned to this city with the excep-
ton of Mr.. Curran, who is expected to
arrive next week. Since his discharge
Mr.. Galpin has been visiting in Chi
cago and Kenosha, Wis.