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NY PARTNER

The Gifi Prom Albany which
has been packing the Aicazsr thea
ter NJ each performances - far this
week. wlil give way tomorrow nisht
20 My Partner piece which
promises 90 ousdfaw the present
bin. I'd Redmond VII be back In
the cast. and the leading role viii
be assumed BY james y. FULTON. .
former member Of the Baker COM
pany and n first-eiass ehafactes
man.
"A THORouGHnRFD TRAMP
"A Thorouzhbred Tramp" =
breezy and cleen farce ccfnedy. -
holding tho boards 81 the Third
Avenue. II II IN the hands Of .
strong company ard IL piaying "a
good houses.
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RsaI n.tat.-centInusd

BfEWAGf. afEWkiff' 4 Co.
Recon- ~ Union Block
t..o Nice modern Broom cottaEe on
let eve terms
No. located or i5ih ave. 4 eaah
y 90 beautiful ssfoam house un lui
nkiie rhia a. cite 81 the most o.
sifahis homes on 94pitpi iiiii. t.pH
cash. balance monthly payments.
~. Nice trnom cottage on iet -
~ nfet Madison eat Zoe. tit9 caah.
balance tiEfo per month Tits cot
taEg - nsw and well buiit. and GER
tainif a bargain.
il.eoo- room cottage on = acre ~
srouud. ieratsd on Henton car lines
80 cash balance 80 pss month.
.. - Let ca corner 81 heFaH ana
cherry one - the must deaiFailt in
SIS. for residence ef trnsment house
- lot on Ith ave wet. with un-
ohstruetsd view n Sound tafms
We have iots IN all asctioun q city
also acreage at resaeHiaoie prices.
STEWART. STEWART & CO.
Heam NJ tHfan nloek.
~ FirHt avenue.
Nov t.raafu house 90 lot t3ssa Brock
iyn avenue nrat University. pHbiic
school 10 cash balance monthly.
Tot tosiia % alley ~ ear lins on ION
Ase n - north State rnlesrsity
no home eeiqs built neat this To-,
MssT ou asth ave etaaa 10 Madison 81
Hpisnaid view.
u = TURNER a co.
r. ~ uiahe ulpck.
=~~--=aa=a
4lnTa. thrss. Queen Annsl All fof $40
none cheaper.
f.st aoxfm. eisared. fenced. hiFh. level
view 10 can't be beat
Tot saxi@. close 10. 40. have q
thsss. A snap
SINGER zt-Es BAILEY nLDo.
HOUSES on TIE easY payment pian
W.. eaah ealanes - peE maHth0
Lovely sfnafa house. iarrs "a. 81 TIM
pfueensnfs paid. aaad car sefxire
small rash fafmsHt tslnfles month
d ao vii bay a beautiful houNe %
&th aes 80 cash balance terms.
~ ~NFfftAM
AZ eu ilonesf BIDS
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r. ~ ~ handis onlY Enapa' ia
nssf tAat m the city.
~. A .I.L-l u m a d L-..- 4 IL -

NN.MFtAaf NAL ~ p ~
Hnam 3 Times building
Fine Capitol flil lot fnsi1o t.sa cash.
snap.
Grocery. best part - Howell street.
finr stock and fixtures q GO. snap
Pool raam central years lease,
money maker 81 100.
y Interest IN fine photo studio. lady
~ gent tsn0. Investigate
Want promoter for valuable patent.
81 re ffnmTrd
worth q 80 Tor small house and lot.
Cigar stand hir stock big trade. fine
location 81 100
An iuvenimeni n SO viii clear $3.50
monthly. will bear Investigation.
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Horn % At. AMI Mfs n Baton.
Rcfn te Mr. and Mrs l.. IA AndrcWs.
horn Is Ser ana Mrs Carl Johnson.
= blY
NorH % ar. ana Ms IVhh tracey
Born 10 Mr. and Mrs Il, G. Ellis.
ncTn ta Mr. and Mrs n, X. nrowu.
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ai Industry nO Have
nuslnnaa plnreroRY



mailed Tree Frank .. hHau, lrin|
cipati John gort manaEer. Teis-
As,ornsys Law
HltADf a dAf. Hokweil Hik. id ans
columbian Eensfnl practice careful
attention. given O. an quits ln dam.
ages ana suits involving titles Il
land Both Phones. Main it3
gro D. HosaMAN. Attorney at Law
fii pasifie 's'ls ssk s.s,,i. specially
TltoAAg PACE. % floor oriental
block. Both phonsa~John 1iei iass
o. WARD HEMP Burk. bid Bun -
" .. LAMgurH aOs.s Pacific bloc I
bsrls
PEOPLES sAylNos BANK
ssesopd eys .i'l, eps Pi,se !sigfsii sep-
Esielsi .svisss ssS ir ss,h sa.ln ss.a
TssE .e4sADiAs sAsE oT,, CON;
lsiShI Tillian ssyfn lgadfsd th9es.
81 silosg9 On time opposite . sen
as sse Sa sss nue. q nv Hot
Manager
rlfa scAHDInAvIkH AnERIcAs
fsgk y esattls ssn.fsi b.ns lns
~ .'s sssipsI ' ara 80 ss,Ris.. ~ A
prs y v Lane. cashier oso n
usher. asst cashier.
PUGET SOUND NATIoTAL BANK
e.yl,.i .,oeep ia ~ " ~ 300 surpia.
ssiitk wee pres pre-. u y apssas,
M Il fS &c tsii.s s;al e saS2
Cvrios
VISIT ia Ode egr.gslts shgp. tes.
hsaison street inaian fsiies se@
psrslra Academy
HliffIAE rates n fanclnE riafsss f6f
beginners this month. every Aonds ,
saa. aaiig WILSON, paheias soheoi.
taflh aud Pike streets
houssmovers
ia NkR1fkEf7N' Ifodsf a6fer ard
Haiasf Huunda iian Work Estimates
81. 4 "a, IL sss.n,h y .oa,6 III
Hospitals
rTfVNfF fofns bsf6Ts ard dafins
faFffHsfHrut terms r~HHanhfle. nurse.
Blaek tee iE Thirty -sseond ave
Junk
n yea vsnt esffect ussxhis ADD
proenDt rstuIns deal with The ChieAEe
Junk Co. ins Western. Main 81
Nsehsrlesl Enqlsssrs
n L kALLAafEH-d1t-s fionssf.
oeull.s. srs aurisss
ph a hAckiSSoS-aos- -
Oh y vi PgRRr. oeuiisL Aurlst
DR FONDA sApEAu-tzi Bsrs. sls
ostsopsshy
onTEorArH1-ta Second avsn1s
phone james cal both men And LADY
estsopsths. sHss1inatien free.
n q SHEPHERD ostsopathist mss-
ter science. Home treatment -
Waiksr buiidinE Phone white II
wNatfINqTOS ISsTITuTE or os-
eafs Deposit huiidins. ~ First
NoH.MAS n AIIr,p, o, Rop% q. q.
Millinery
BffIfAli MilIi&EHN al low pficsa
Mr. a NJ Hanson igi. Ger. en- and
Photographers Supplies
xE6EiaE6T auFfrT co. n cssTi7sS
81 Seattle.
Physician snf surp.en
HR ~ X -ftftNfiA = q Hinekisy.
Hrsi : % s a evshinss N. Laks ia.
pn. W. R nor DALTON. az Ar
eade BIDS. skin and Eenito-urinary
m AssIE Russell 8. Hlnslsy BIN.
Df. Chambers. KplsT IN Both phones.
Printing ard Binding
ACNE The Printer -4la agrlnG A..
eomusrciAi printinE q ell kinda
Patent Attorney
y. 4. ADAAs-DrsfunE eolman biA<
Rubber Stamp.
hNnllhh slAAfu maas. As Arcaas
Sewing Machines
bIiat.lAss bsWiaE machias repaar-
tnz. Tvs First
Snip Builders
MORAN Hilos coMfASY. Enginsefs
eud HllphulidefA nry Decks. Lum-
hsr hiiia, Seattle
Storage
TRUNKS GeiiNercu IS couth } dApn
storage tree. piano and furnitors
mosinS ssiimalss sivsn. unien
Transfer q etugaGe Co. 1u FIRST.
both phones Main 80
Uu1braiia WepRirina
VMHRhiI4AS mAuufactuf ed. re-coN.
erirR and general repairirH 80 SEQ
end svcnue Nobsaon Hroa
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49, N'AfsAe
$50 House - G reoms we'll furnished
en- Niwth. between ArHlof and
Washington. rent s.
SO House of rooms on First avs
nuri rent reasonable terms
II a NitH
~ NahhinHteu huildlnH Main -
ron RENT Slee or room house.
$40 0rssnwnna ave. Large Yard All
around house. plenty - toWrfn
ffuli ard Faf.isn spot = block from
Room y UNION RtocK.
rs first aNsnue.
JUST opened. iets So ana up prins
sams monef wifh 100. The price i
xuaFantred g. advance IN - dafn =
per cent. oniY o. 90 b minutes rldf
GA Washington street ear Get eff
At ntfics, sidewalks from ear line g.
sEArrIn noNEaEnKERs co
GROOM house.. Fremeat oity watsr
al SO Aurora. ur Phone cedaf =
lad l. iaaa
For Rent
FdH usNT~ dsed basement s5od :
III ErffR BUILDING
Ter ssis o. Rsnt
W66nYARB ~ ssls 81 rs6f ao5A
fasAtian Apply % az rSeuty -areena
ave phone Hack IN.
For ssl.-Fvsnstur.
ff'RNITNRf FoK hALE
n sea ptsh = ttafns. hsslf furnished
haaufffui carpets elegant h~ta DIM
fHH room and stitched eanpiefs. At
a prife several Hundred fsilisrs isss
than l.n could pqHalsstf fafuieh q
CHARLES soNEnH A CO.
Doth Phones e.
Second ave and Msfien -
FffRNfruRg q rooms. sastal
te9s. dresser singer nswtuG ma
chine. ceok stove. tables etc
cheap. AZ FalFeirw avenue. hetNsen
Harrison and Thomas streets
. uooMs faruishsd eefnpisi. Cor
hngs* HinN prize - Tat ter Ersst.
tAio pr Haeush. Inquire iAss third
Fon SALE Furniture q roam.
strictly modern. ne 1915 Third ave
Fsr -wi.s.iisn.sss
A FEW slightly rcuffsa sswing ma.
chimes a : bargain tAs sssanA AFs
FoR sALE-s.ssaP. Elk White Hesk
hssA And cask also fsw white Is
horn hens e0as for setting o. e. nef
hundred ttsA J ElaNisY. hivsftau.
wash.
FoR SALE Tws horsss ana a deahis
hafrre~. ara TO ruNas a. Incubator
sna tie htuesarrs one bugHf. icssng
tnais. ore rlas az cheap Otsen A
Ns4aist, suaaits. Wash
FoH HAt.E ons Second hsna Bstuas
hrass. nfsesu asiierr Address ~ a
Murphy. Station I. seattle
ron SALE span hraxy horses. har.
nIfufs II fIFssfoofn haass. - sefss
% land % rent. close m l. star
ron SALE One nccogs hand aagn-
naW Orient Hnrkiloafds. gasoline
Clifford De-
SECURE . coal riaim 81 sieo ana
CARLOAD = Yahfrns potatoes. retail
8 $ hundred Wash Supply Co. =
Railroad aNs. south Sunset Man
ron safF-ls-fsof es.fsf row daaF
AfafeaA a A. Murphy. Station l.
Seattle
SINGER ss~faE msrhiss. aii astseas-
esH MORNINGS ttd FaenfF-first -.
LAT NCff whistles. comuists. SRA y
a Co. Coiman drck
F0n SALE 10 poufa team hsras -
and wagon. ~ md aNa.
Fer 6als--Nachsnary
EMAIL nantHHe from e. ~ ~ y. fof
sale 80 rent cheap. 3 mnnth ard
up aud ue takr care - them Pat
h eoeef and save iataf 90 - aNd
fssHoif aieass na fsHa. We De -
palHinr Electric Construction Sc
LII
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BoAHBfNg Hnd iofiTfaE heuse - =
rooms large diuiuk reafn and kitsh-
eU. good ifFeatiuu. every room use a.
pied on car Nne. a snap VI tassHn
a. once. Fer bar AcuiHnH cai4 At 80
HaHafd aVenur. Haliafa. OF plseue
John Aa J. ~ Lucas.
ron SALE D rom iosfNinE house A
suap. STRICTLY modern Enquire 90
Sixth ave.
For Ssis-furnished Rooms
ron RAff-faur room flat. rooms Tor
rent fsrica for furniture ti3e % ttli
H&th awe
Fer EErhanue
TGFF u4saT TRADE OK THE.
MARKET
Nfh4 csrfhaEsen we'll fsTidras.ed -
FHsfn lssiEaafE heuae, long fewae. 49,.
inF a guea huasxHH. fsf csty o. sea-
uf@aen real estate
~ ttsa suterfEla Yen call on
aTSs WArT STEWART a co.
Room - Union Hee&.
Nc FiEst ave.
EXCHANGE chy preraftv Cor ss4aH
rfnch, not less than 10 ceres. near
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Hourn's Millinery, $40 Third av.'''
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TOW TRADE.
We hare houses ard lots shat We wish
o. trade Tor indsine houses. Cali
and Hea ue about an exchanges
STEWART. STEWART a CO.
Room y bniun block
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affrs eifse M Ensd suIi 80 w
Camrdsli upnslte ferry. West ~.
attic Ind A IN
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Chickens. hens and springs, iElfis5e
Ducks. live. lie: dressed. iiul7c per ID.
Geese. tac per 10 Squads. scarce.
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Lodoinq Housss--Fof Sale
HNApH ~
f0fsesi%H HOUSES
Ia Fafn h0uN-A Wrf located ....ss 81
be- ftaan house weii located ....s.5 ~
r.faarn h0fssF. we'll lee atfd .s..s. 80
n room house. well located ...r.. -
~ rooms. steam Nsat. vel lpratfdtr -
" raorna steafa heat. we'll D. sfsdtz 80
frna above houses are AL centrally To-
Gated ard god bu9R. sith reasonable
rent gaii early and iuseHtfuatg. hoid
o. EASY terms
arEWAuT. STEWART a CO.
Room ~ tniau Hik ~ first 49,
rhonfas InJ 4 fla. aaatsat iroNn -
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butter. Eoas. Cheese

Native creamery &c per III. Eastern
creamery. fresh. &c ID. storage. I03f
ErEraSativo ranch, 2oG2ic doH. Ore
gon ranch, &c dos. Eastern. sc doA
Cheese@Nstive. it4iso per ID. Exab-
srn, ite per H.
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ASTED-To ssif 90 trade. eood
fsa'aatan, Or other property Price
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Halibut, 7GSc per 10; salmon trout
40 per ID founders, &c per 10. nolea-
tuSc per ID. shrimps. l5c per ID smeltA
t0tc Der ID
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Wanted Partner

fsS1JfSTR@ 80 6G1s Iatsfest ID lssit.
innate business Maln aiaa Address
AZ .t cate The Star
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ron HAAsH.
HH wmiil dH{tF capacity ~ lf NJ feet
af good HtaHdinE pine splendid taeHl
trade. fine location price s.. 90
come auiek
coz 1 nakwsii
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FOn EXCHANGE humestesas east
90 fhe mountAtHH. fnf eitf property
o. ehaftels guad cabins an each and
stoves la ihea. Phone hises 800
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FOR BALE lsudrinF hauas. bY awnef.
a sHau n taken af once. beet lut "
ton in city. - Third ave. t'hoiir
He'd isf
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Ms tSmprssssd ~ carpet e.e.anlnl
90 sill have their new stationary
ccEnpressed air plant ln running Or
Hold vnuf carpets and rugs Tor "a
ard have them tharouEhif eiFAntd
~ the tnlY system ~ ita klad iu ths
Worid Stationary plant az western
Mil offire a. EHmhrf Ekehanse
f.hona black sEe&
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DoUDS.

Douds, Oct 24.--J. w. Rowley, senior
editor of the Keosauqua Republican,
Deputy Sheriff Jamison and Geo. w.
Findlay, all of Keosauqua, We're callers
In town Saturday.
Frank Perkins, Of near Mt Zion.
was In town on business Saturday.
Gilbert McGill returned Friday from
a business trip to Omaha, bringing
with him car load of feeding steers
Clarence Burning, assistant to Sta
ton Agent D. w. Cheney, has ac-
cepted position at Mason City, Mo-.
and went there last week to commence
work.
Nellie and Chas. M. Doud returned
Friday from st. Louis, where they
have been visiting relatives and seeing
the worlds fair,
Mrs. Florence Sturdivant and daugh-
ter Beth, Of Bonaparte. and Mrs. C.,
Marriott. son and two daughters OF
Silver City, N. NJ, have been visiting
the past few days with the family Of
D. w. Cheney.
The sale of native horses to be held
by the Douds Horse Sale Co.,
on Friday, October 28, will be the larg-
est of the season. Several new buyers
in addition to those here formerly are
expected. The listing fee of % cents,
and commission of i per cent only II
animal is sold, Is very reasonable,
Bring in your horses and mules, the
company will help you sell them and
will treat you right. Help make a
home market.
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BRUSH CREEK.

Brush Creek, Oct. 22.-Mary RoH.l
erts was the guest Of her sister. MrHd
B. Fleming. Saturday night.
Miss Hester Ellington, of Chillicothel
visited her friend. Bessie Odenbaughl
last week.
Bessie Bellies was recent guest al
the Arnold home.
Charles and Goldie Allen, Grace
and Lulu Koontz attended church all
Hopewell Sunday morning.
Lulu White. Mrs. Geo. Howk and it'll
tie son, Floyd and Miss Eugenia Hume
ter were royalty entertained by Mrs.
Rebecca Proctor Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. Odenbaugh is visiting relax
tives In Ottumwa.
A. Proctor and son, Fred marketed
hogs In Ottumwa Saturday.
Ray Arnold and Joe Proctor made q
business call on G. Mcfarland re-.
Gently.
]. Odenbaugh was Blakesbura
caller Tuesday.
Mrs. Lille Fleming spent the Sab
bath at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Roberts, near Ashgrove.
Joseph Proctor called at the G.. Mute
home Monday evening.
Harve Smith was royalty entertain
ed by his friend, Ethel Odebaugh Sun
day evening.
Enos Proctor was the guest Of Re. !;
| Dye Monday night.
M. v. Wright and wife of Ottumwa,
visited relatives in this vicinity satur.
day night and Sunday
Miss Eugenia Hunter, Of California,
called at the independence school on
Tuesday morning.
Several from this vicinity attended
the baptismal services at Hopewell.
Sunday.
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MUNTERViLLE.

Munterville. Oct. %. - Mr.. and Mrs.
John Burnstedt Jr., of Colorado
Springs, Colo, arrived in Munterville,
a few days ago to attend the last sad
rites of his father John Burnstedt, Sr.,
and after short visit here with their
relatives here they will return to their
home in Colorado.
John Pearson has purchased share
in the Munterville and Chillicothe Mu-
tual Telephone line and will install
telephone Immediately.
MI. and Mrs. James Grooms were
visiting with their daughter, Mrs.
Frank Hurts, in Kirkville the first
part of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Anderson, had a
large number of their friends to visit
with them last Sunday and fine din
ner was served at the usual hour and
all report a pleasant time.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mossena of OF.
tumwa, Mr.. and Mrs Jake Peterson
and daughter Miss Clara Of Blakes-
burg, also G. F. Hall and family and
@. e. Hall and family and L. L. Sven.
son and family visited at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Nels Hall last Sunday
and all enjoyed the visit very much.
G. f. Hall with some of the other
merchants of Blakesburg are enjoying
themselves at the st. Louis exposition
this week
D. M. Sackett is business visitor
at the home of S. *. Chisman, he hav-
ing purchased the sheep owned by s..
X. Chisman
Walter Abegg and M. Fl. Alternately
OF Blakesburg were seen to pass this
way last Sunday in the automobile Of
ali. Abegg.
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BoNAPARTE.

Bonaparte oct. 24.--S. S. Cox was
in Ottumwa Friday.
Frank Vass was an Eldon visitor
Saturday.
Mrs. II. Whitmore returned from
keosauqua Saturday.
Mrs. Jessie Robbins spent Sunday
in Pennington.
Miss Minnie Haynes was in Ben
tonsport Saturday.
Miss Grace Hutchinson spent Sunday
in Farminton.
Fred Rigsby, Of Keosauqua, was In
the city Sunday
O.. j. Coolidge spent Sunday here.
Miss Josie Easing went to Farming
ton Saturday.
Mrs. S. ]. Cox and son Roger spent
number Of young people from
Pennington were in the city Sunday.
Darrell McConnaughey and Minor
Easling were in Pennington Saturday
evening.
The first killing frost occurred sun
day, Oct. 20.
relatives here.
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Mary A. Bagnall VS.. George Bagnall.
October 81 plaintiff granted decree Of
divorce and custody of minor child
Mamie J. Lockwood VS.. Beulah
Belle Lockwood, ct al. October IL, or.
der for payment of $91.73 deposited
with the county clerk for plaintiff
Joshua Allison VS.. Emma q. Allison.
October IL case dismissed at plaintiffs
cost.
Addie Steward VS.. Woodward Stew.
ard; October IA decree of divorce
granted.
Claudio M. Mcvey vs.. w. E. Mcvey;
October IA, petition for modification
Of divorce decree. October is applica.
ton for modification denied. Judg.
ment against defendant for costs.
Hattie P. Bowen VS.. Marie Chenot,
Dick Chenot ct al. Decree foreclosing
mortgage.
Wapello County Savings Bank VS..
John Burke ct al. Demurrer to an.
swer sustained. October 10, default
decree.
John Foulkes ct al VS.. W. A. Cowan
ct al; October IL continued for service
as to William Potter.
Rebecca A. Campbell VS.. James p.
Campbell. Petition for divorce granted
on default October II.
Thomas Chesssr VS.. Daisy Chesser
divorce decree granted October 10.
Lucy Murphy VS.. James Murphy;
October 10 divorce decree granted.
Plaintiff awarded custody of minor
child.
Jed King VS.. Anna King, October 81,
divorce decree granted
w. H. Stevens VS.. John Ford ct al,
October 81, case submitted to be de.
cided during vacation.
Fidelity Loan & Building association
VS.. j. II. Merrill, October 81, suit sub
mitted to be decided during vacation
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BoBToWN.

Bobtown, Oct. 22.-Charles Wood, of
Court Hill, departed for Nebraska
Tuesday, where he will visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Rupe and
daughter, Mrs. n. English, of Taylor
street, visited at the home of J. r.
Wood on Court Hill Wednesday.
5. q. Odenbaugh attended church at
Hickory Flat last Sunday.
Grin Wood, of Court Hill, is spend
ing few days with his cousin, Wiley
Brown, of Kirkville.
l. d. Mowrey, of Honey street made
a flying trip to Ottumwa Wednesday.
Susie and Maggie Helm, of Ottumwa
spent Sunday with their friend, Miss
Nettie Findlay.
Miss Nettie Findley visited Miss
Minnie Courtney Monday.
Mrs. Calvin Wood is on the sick
list.
Herman Wood, of Court Hill is Wis
Ting Robert and John Brown of Kirk
vile.
John T. Wood, OF Ormanvllle, is
visiting at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. A. j. Simmons, at Reynolds, Neb.
Minnie Heckard and children, of OF
tumwa, spent Sunday with VIM.
Walker family.
Walter Wood, who has been work.
ing in Sklitherville for the past week,
has returned to his home on Court
Hill.
Mrs. S. Fitzgerald, of Taylor street,
spent last Monday in Ottumwa
Miss Pearl Rupe. of Taylor street,
visited Sunday with her sister, Mrs. j.
I. Wood. of Court Hill.
Austin Simmons was pleasant
caller in Court Hill Monday night.
Mrs. Nose O'Brien was in Ottumwa
Tuesday.
Mrs. E. Bachholz visited Mrs. Taylor
Rupe recently
j. Rambo, an old resident of Bob
town, and wife, of Oklahoma, are
spending few days visiting relatives
in this vicinity.
John Horen spent Wednesday In OF
tunWa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-10-27

Mrs. VIM. waddell. OF East Honey;
street, is very sick.
John and Walter Wood were trans-,
acting business in ottumwa Wednes-s
day,
Mrs. I. s. Wood, of Court Fiji, ana
nephew, w. ]. Bowen. Of Kirlville,j
took dinner at the home Of JACK SiImS
mons of Squirrel Peep Saturday.
Misses Lottie and Cora Simmons ats
tended church at Mars Hill Sunday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-10-27
Iowa At Washinaton.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 25.--Rurai
letter carriers appointed.
Clarinda - Joseph A. Nicholas, car
rier; Ben Hoskins. substitute.
Grand River - Daniel w. Day. car
rier; Earl Day. substitute.
The postoffice at Lancaster, Keokuk
county has been discontinued; mail to
Sigourney.
Lucy A. Beedow has been commits
stoned postmaster.
DR.. j. N. Thompson has been ap-
pointed pension examining surgeon
at Corning.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Chas. Chatfield went to Glenwood
on "Wednesday MS Il witness in the
suit for damages in the district court.
Charles Limberg of the PI. ranch is
the plaintiff and Herman Richner is
the defendant, the suit being the re-
suit of deal in hay. In the fall of
'92 Mr.. Limberg purchased quantity
of hay from Mr.. Richner, making an
advance payment of 500. On ii GER
tain stipulated day the balance of the
purchase price was to be paid. Be-
fore this time arrived the price of
hay advanced considerably, but Mr..
Limberg was prompt and rendered
Mr.. Richner II check for the balance
due. The latter refused the check
and demanded cash-or no hay. AS
the scene of this little comedy was
far removed from II bank-not even
a faro bank being within reasonable
distance-of course Mr.. Limberg was
unable to ante. He had to move his
stock his stock to another locality
in order to secure feed-hence the
suit for damages to the amount oi
$500. This is the story rs told to the
Reveille.-Rife Reveille.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

The Glenwood Post in speaking Of
w. IL. Clark trip to Washington, in
n recent issue. says: II will be re-
meinbered that Mr.. Clark was sent to
Washington to secure. if possible the
elimination of agricultural lands from
the forest reserve and also to oppose
the repeal OF the desert land act.
He succeeded admirably and is we'll
pleased with the encouragement he
received in regard to every PROPOSE
ton. The work of elimination is now
well under way and Mr.. Clark feels
certain the desert law will not be dis
turbed except 20 cut out the assign
ment clause and to tiii, no one should
object. A bill is now being prepared
which it is hoped will be introduced
at this session which will allow en-
tries within forest reserves on amy
lands which may be proven of more
value for agricultural than forest pur-
poses. This will make unnecessary
the matter of elimination. In any
event, Mr.. Pinchot, head of the for
estry department, favors the elimi-
nation of all arid lands from forest
reserves. The timber and stone act
will probably be repealed.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

a letter received by Mrs. Purdy
from Mrs. Dave Edwards states that
she has undergone another operation
and is now much better. Mr.. and
Edwards will return to Meeker as
soon rs she sufficiently RECEIVERS.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

L., S. Bloomfield's team became
frightened at II dead steer lying be-
side the road near Samuel Martin
ranch lastiSaturday and RAM away
demolishing the buggy and throwing
Mr.. Bloomfield out OH his head and
shoulders. No bones We're broken
fortunately and aside from severe
shaking-up Mr.. Bloomfield is none
the worse for his accident.