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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18

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8artistS 2eOere, eiteriom Oct ier no
til, begpuSt at tnnfe paa, at oct fan'
ife oaigepel bill pGre ~formtftiet al
aisre noget for at img6efomme Set
sorifc oIrtinbeIige arao ont SoIore.
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fvritieli9e Segn paa, at oct isr euey
frnee oil bIioe nsot til at tage iia al
nlute Sug (6eribIonot IollQIa$'S
@dg / Ro&iotnfettS), % oetS Ieocu.
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set er beore at giore Set goooiQig eno
CT bIioe tpltnQen iii set. Ter er MI
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bIep, iom befienot, Seugam al D. 90
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fen % iom Iopd Bortimono bpieS.
ban fla, boilfet gao anIeoniua til ser
SeifpInuina moo ban, at ban bapo
fcranSret Stoubpunft. 7ette er alt
iaa life SiIiPloet. 8aIget er M al
Ter Ooer, % SabeOd bar isien inota
set jim 9Ia0S blanbt Dem, iom snife
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18

tier obcr f50Milioner Collars; men
SnotGgterne, JON bar foroobIet fig
| DC iioite 10 aar, err M nnr .peb at
oGffe llogifterne. 5 1860 beIsb be.
le Sn0tGeten iig til s WiIioner GoI-
lars, bpilfet | Den Sib aniaaes for en-
iibpre Gum. Spis SpretteIien al
2ouopoitritcrne, Der MI fommer en-
Sppenoeoel at @efoIfningen tiIgooe,
life bauoe foitet % Millioner Dol
lars, piloe Toitppienet bore fommet
oerben, at bet bapoe funnel flare Zig
uoen Eilifno at Statsfasien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18

"Bplitifcn" meSoeler, at %forbelpG.
rctSe apuqreSnnnS gtiIS g. Saugen
/ @iscouitu rineIi8pis bill fornnle
iturft / getragtiling peS @aIg al en-
ssorbunosiudtur ser / Statcn | Blu
tcr. Sqigcn er mi WteoIem al Sfct.
tcfommisiionen % boiat | Rubfion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18

Sct er ianoclis life greit at bore
GruiiSeRt bcacr, ieIp ON man blir
gicnraIst mcS nof ina tort 6IertoI.
R~uuieoeIt bar mo0ioget oDer 10000
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % 9reue
iiSeu @oIaet, og Der ifal ipares paa
bpert cnfdt al 6euL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18
neutrality-suspicious..

@sorss Rdboeu / dor &ats. @is., ~ifripsr.
al ban upIts IuIste ascIuHO China Sptn
5uincjs, Soma. ~sRiuneiuta % @isrOniiu.
% nus alpbeys par mere euo tilirsos meo
be 3pr, be Ut. Sou bar pmtrsut rs Srpi'
ter Saar' % SpItipiu ipm ban tiIbpoer mon
rimsiss griier, Gan Tan Osiaa sipe meseI
sret aipb paa ire inloblops Short Sprr
SJsr, ION oil bape aalp ON nosle fna Raa.
nsber. strip I'll BAN o. nGpu '8phen-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18

: 1875, % SSoipa baoSe tit fsritt
Statspala, bIeo Der ialt afsipet Is,
COS Strpuiier, os en- 9rntptrat bIr
paIst til @upernpr nteo ct 5lertal 4
250. 8eo 9nleet iioite llge blep Den
foitet omfring $4,000 Stemmer
Soma; n,eit iisIee 5or. Staters Gen
irsbrreml bar Statrr ESQ., Stem'
meberettieeoe. 9ette gioer babe en-
Soc ON, boiIfen Sremgang Soma bar
aiort / bisie 5S aor, % ~tiIfienSegi'
Der, at Der, tro6S Nertne 5remgang.
er mango "iiIper9ne~ 9or9ere iuoel
SenS @rnuier, iom life timber Se,
l,mogei oGro Gt uSspe et 9orgcra
9Iietcr 90 Rettigbeoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18

5orirar; men be foor life Vfpiifimi
meo iig. wroiIien trr,fer life poa
Spoamcrito, beoer bet. men paa GU
ropa, bpor Der angipeIia er Master,
Jon bill unberIasge iis broiilianife
Eropinier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18

galsct | Stalicn. Ssnoog ben 13be
bar Ger / StoIicn Ell M aiitemning
% Snoberetuinaerne piier, at Wtini.
i~terietS Mtoioritet er bIepcu itprre.
Doerite &cnitre tobte omfring 90
S9oer / Oeputeretfammeret. 60
cioliitfsrereu Signore Serri blep BOG
poIgt / Eorto Woggiore. De Hague
SocioIiiter foretog 0emouitrotioncr
/ Wilano, 6iren3e % @euuo; men
Nilitieu aicnopretteoe Sroeuen. 5
Tircnse foiteoe Socioliiterne Sten
paa De ieireu0e oa poa SoIbaterne,
oa / @enio ifieo &c mcb Repolpere.
Slere bIen t%rltiue; men Nilitien op.
troabte meb aroit % fit alleitebS
bpmpet llroligbe0erue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18
Yapcn % Sranfrigc.

Xnpcn % Sranfrtgc. IS IN Yale
til Oct bemmelige ao%uiiltorium meo'
pelte Yapen Den 14oe, al oeit belige
StoI pil m0laoe at u6nppue 9iifo.
per / oe Ledge Sitter / 5raufrie,
iaulpugc Strioeu meo Den frantic
&eaieriug itoor paa. San par fom'
men til oerne 9eilutniug, ioroi
Irnnfrig bapoe misligbolot aoufor'
botet peo at brpbe baaoe guooomme
Iige oa naturIige 2ope. Ien ban
buabeoe. at Den frantic Regierinn
piIOe fouule til en- Spritooelie meo
@atifonet. Houeu bouoe ct isrgmo-
oigt llotrpf. men trooS oct Iugreb
al Gobogra, iom ban nplig bapoe.
iDuteS ban al bare peo goo SeIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18
Sil pgs i'm Slaaoe, 9raiiIien itaa

@il pse i'm Slaaoe. 9raiiIien itaar
/ 9egreb meb al opiage ct Soan paa
$50,000,000 Tor at itprfe lit apitior.
ipor % ifaife iis fIere tibSm9siige
ari8Slfibe. ) Naborepublifen Pr.
eentiua fer man meb mistGnfeliae
Zine paa bette, 90 9Iaoene | guenoS
apreS iremboIber, at 9raiiIieu psn'
ier paa at uinoe Operberreosmmet /
Spoomerito. Se opfororer berfor
Jim Reaieriug til at inosaa en- ur
Sraftai meo Chile % optaae ct
9aan paa $i5. 900 til 9anSets
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18

st Single bill pioe, at GrGiiOent
&ooieoeIt bar gaaet inc paa at hlipe
&rPii0ert ior Saroaro ~llripcriitct, e.
terct bans Serlnin CT u0lsbeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18
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ENTTBFn As sTcoND cLAsS NATTFR IuNF i5rH 1908
y ill csT CyFIcE At DEBORAH. Iowa, uNDER TBE
az q Co CKnsoF MARCH SDlg7g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-18
Sci, MI aaar bet forpiSt! Reoaftsr

.E Sthf w. Bt"N
sspbn gIainp brr bespnOt ct looe en-
geIIf 9ocii ON 9nutGiciten ! Sarge.
: fiSite gsumer al tit 8lao "5acomc
SiScnbe" bar ban bcn Griitisbto a
broc os fsIgenoc:
How can | forget Fargo,
Where Normend came together
From every part of the Northwest,
Regardless of the weather.
How can l forget Fargo,
Troyaten, Field and Peer,
The groom, the bride and her fine crown
And North Dakotas air."
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-10-22
MILTON.

Milton Oct 19-The following at
tended the st. Louis fair last week:
w. H. Cravens, wife and daughter, G..
B. Humphrey and wife, Mrs. j. T.
Snyder, Leroy Pickett and Thomas
Bell.
II. Stone is building a house on his
farm southwest of town. w. w.
Adams and Arthur Hawthorne are do
ing the carpenter work.
The republicans have nominated
the following township ticket: JUS
tices of the peace, George Weiny and
A. Lynn constables, S. L. Kirkhart
and VIM. Delaney; assessor, j. A
Campbell; clerk, Fl. w. Hill.
Mrs. Mary Stidger, of this place
who has been visiting at Keosauqua
has been quite sick but is better at the
present time.
]. R. Haney, who has been station
agent at this place for two years has
resigned and will move to Ottumws
and take up life insurance work. j. B
Tuttle will take his place here.
The combination Hereford cattle
sale held at the fair grounds last
Thursday was great Inccess.- Those
interested in the sale We're: M. c
Hoskins, James Burns, T. FIelsel, j. A
Campbell, V. E. Simpson, John Saal
and H. T. Drake. About one hundred
cattle We're sold at high prices.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Talbert are thu
parents of son.
The protracted meetings at tht
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-10-22
IOkA.

Ioka, Oct. 1s.-Mrs. c. A. Smith is
visiting her parents near Fairfield this
week.
Lewis Smithhart, who has been sick
so long, died Sunday and was buried
at Rock Greek Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Gabby welcomed
a little son to their home Saturday.
Albert Ruggles and family spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
near Monkey Den.
Jessie Leathers apd family visited
at J. M. Blacks Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. w. l.. jackson returned home
Monday, after a few days visit with
relatives in Fairfield.
Mrs VIM. Haines visited Saturday
and Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
Alicia Gabby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Gabby, of Rich
land are visiting 1oka friends.
Mr.. and Mrs R. G. Mcfarland and
son Frank visited friendse near Rich
land over Sunday.
Mrs. L. w. Smithhart and son Lee
moved to Linby Thursday.
Marsh Smithhart and family visited
relatives at Centerville Saturday and
Sunday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-10-22
DRAk EVlLLE.

Drakeville, Oct. 2O.--Mrs. Jennie
Robb and two daughters, of Kansas,
are visiting at the parental Burnett
home.
Mrs. Harmon and daughter, Bess,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, and children.
spent Sunday with Alex Fouts and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Millisack and
Sunday here with J. G. Millisack and
wife,
e. Truitt and family visited Satur-
day with w. H. Taylor and wife of
Bloomfi field
Mr.. and Mrs. John Myers left Sun
day for visit in st. Louis.
Jim Boas and sister. Mamie, spent
Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Dave
Mum.
Mrs. Long of Cedar county, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ira
Rough.
E. Truitt and wife, Mrs. Ella Brough-
ard of Little River, Kansas, and Mrs.
w. H. Taylor of Bloomfield, spent
Tuesday in Bunch at the home of Mr..
Truitt's daughter, Mrs. Philip Roth
enstein.
John Owsley and family of Bloom
| field, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs,
| Will Williams. Mrs. Owsley's mother,
Mrs. Williams, accompanied her home
| for short visit.
| Mesdames Bert Dodge and John
! Kinnick are visiting friends and rela,
/ tives in Bloomfield.
Mrs. w M. Ireland and Mrs. Marion
Ireland visited Monday with Mrs
! Baker east of town.
Belle Russell and daughter, Miriam
visited Sunday with her brother, Karl
and wife.
Mrs. M. G. Galpin returned last Sat
urday from a weeks visit with rela
| tives near Floris.
Miss Ivah Smock has been staying
the past week with her uncle, S. f
Updike and family, while Mrs. Updike
/ is visiting the fair in St. Louis.
The lectures given by Walter Cow
den at the M. E. church last Monda,
and Thursday nights, were well at
tended and proved very interesting
The Thursday night lecture was illus
trated with stereopticon views. MI
Cowden is 1ecturing for the temper
his wife, who rendered several solo
which were highly appreciated by tn
audience.
VIM. Robertson left Monday evenin
; to spend a short time on his CLAIM
, in Dakota
The body of Mrs. Emma Trnax, VIII
, died at her home in Centerville Tues
) day, Oct II, was brought here Wednes
/ day evening for burial. Funeral sci
vices were conducted at the M. +
church on Thursday, Oct. 19. by Re,
w. S. Gardner, of Mouiton, assisted b
; Rev. Jesse Monkman of this place
after which interment was made in tn
!. Drakeville cemetery by the side of he
r little daughter, Lena. She leaves t
mourn her loss two sons, Leon and Wi
lie, her mother, sister and two brother
besides many relatives and friends.
Mrs. George Goodlander and daugl
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-10-22

cred to the dining room, where a
sumptuous wedding dinner was served.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. C. Johnson and has resided
here for several years. By her lady
like ways and womanly manners she
has made a host Of friends. The
groom is a prosperous farmer of Ben
ton township, where they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmert Enslow went
to Des Moines this morning.
Edward Walton made business
trip to Melrose Wednesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Noble anc
daughter returned home yesterday
morning from a trip to ST. Louis.
Joe Copeland made business triI
to Cleveland Wednesday.
Mrs. T. Percefield and children re-
turned yesterday from Winfield, Kan
sas, and will make this place theil
home again. Mr.. Percetield will re-
turn in about a month.
The railroad employees We're made
glad yesterday by the receiving o:
their monthly checks.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-10-22
PLEASANT GROVE.

Pleasant Grove, Oct. 19.-Joel
Rambo and wife, of Oklahoma, are
visiting relatives and old acquaint-
ances in this vicinity.
The Misses Ora, Ivy and Millie Tur-
ner and brother Ross spent the past
week with Missouri relatives.
Bert Peden spent Sunday at the
F. M. Brooks home.
Wesley Hancock and wife and
daughter Alma, Mrs. H. K. McVey
Mrs. H. H. McVey and Mrs. Frank
Brooks, of this place, attended the
quilting and wood chopping at the
Christian church on Thursday of last
week.
Robt. Croft, of Gilman, visited
friends and relatives in this vicinity
last week.
George and H. H. McVey were OF
tumwa visitors last Thursday.
The Misses Lake and Lois Kendricl
spent Sunday with Miss Virgie Croft
Miss Anna Mace of this place, has
gone to Lemon, Mo-. to make thai
place her future home.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-10-22
ALBA.

Abba Oct 2O.-In the district court
the injunction case to restrain the
board of supervisors from collecting
the school tax on land outside of
Hooking, but in the Hooking school
district, is not finished yet but will be
today, as just part of the argument is
to be made today This being the last
case which will be tried this term,
court will adjourn after being in ses-
sion a little over month. There are
some very important cases for trial at
the next term which convenes in No
vember.
Mrs. VIM. McClintock entertained a
large company Of friends yes
terday afternoon. Dainty refreshments
were served and all report a good
time.
Mrs T. B. Perry entertained a COM
pany of friends this afternoon.
H. A. Miller, of the Republican
force, who has been quite sick for the
past week, has so far recovered as to
be able to work this morning.
F.tO. Brown was a Moravia visitor
the first of the week.
Miss Maud Randolph has returned
from visit at the worlds fair
j. G. Mccormick is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Shenandoah this
week.
Miss Blanche Sherman, who has
been guest at the G.. c. Mccormick
home for the past month, returned tc
her home at Shenandoah Yesterday.
R. A. Houghton, of Ottumwa, is put
ting in fancy tile work in front of the
doorway of the Wilkin building.
c. T. Mcconnell is visiting friends il
Franklin township this week.
Mrs. Henrietta Underwood is tran
sacting business in Buxton today.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-10-22
DUNREATH.

Dunreath, Oct. 19.-Herbert Nichols
is on the sick list.
Frank Farris. mule driver at the
mines here. got his left limb between
two cars and his limb was badly
crushed.
Mrs. George Templeton, of near
Perry, and Mrs. Stephen Seggers, of
Monroe. were visiting relatives at this
place Monday.
Mrs. Wiley Pratt, of this place, was
has been visiting her relatives at
Lynnville. returned home Sunday.
AL. Shafer and son departed
Tuesday and went to Story county,
where they will reside.
Grace Lore, who has been working
at the Hart home in Cardova, spent
Sunday at her home at this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ruckman, of near
Knoxville, spent Sunday at the Love
home.
Mrs. Johanna Barr. of Monroe, was
a visitor at the Crook home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mayors and
daughter. Ruth returned home Satur-
day night from st. Louis, where they
spent week at the Worlds fair.
Frank Pettet was in Des Moines
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Carey and child.
ren were Knoxville callers Monday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-10-22
ORMANVlLLE.

Ormanville. Oct. 19.-Miss Stella
Bachman visited her Parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Bachman Sunday.
n. A. Grille sold his farm to Samuel
Stroud of Hedrick.
VIM. Runnells has sold his farm to
A. B. Williams, of Ottunlwa
Frank Riffer is visiting friends here
M K. Leonard bought a fine road
ster at the Shadley Bros. sale Mon
day.
Quite few of the people here at
tended the revival meeting at Hope
well. Twentv-two were immersed
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Helmick are re-
joicing over the arrival of new baby
at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Shadley, of OF
tumwa, We're over night visitors Mon
dav with his brothers, George anc
William.
John Orman is working for Chas
! Sonr. and Mike Skinner is working fol
Stephen OVerturf
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-10-22
November is Will Mark the Close Of
the Open season-Fishermen Will
Mourn Then-crepe Hat Bands Are
Proper.

The fishing season will soon be over.
November Is marks the close of the
open season and the local fishermen
will have to wind up his lines, unjoint
his pole and put away his flies for
hard lines but the fish commissioner
says it must be done. and there is no
way to avoid that official.
All winter and until May Is, 1905,
the local man of the rod will have to
content himself with telling his friends
how long the one was that got away
and recommending his favorite brand
of bait. However, it should not make
a great deal of difference to the most
of them There is no law against
fishing. In only specifies that "thou-
shalt not catch" There are plenty of
local sports that could fish all winter
long and not get into trouble, as they
were never known to land anything
more than a frog or bad cold on a
fishing excursion; in addition perhaps,
to few big stories about the bites
they got and how they happened not
to land them.
On Sunday mornings Ottumwa fol-
lowers of Walton. will appear at
church with faces as long as fence
board and crepe bands on their hats.
Life will be dead and dreary waste
to them until the arrival Of gentle
spring. when the poet cometh with his
odes and the fish commissioner ceas'
eth to patrol the river bank with an
eye to the downfall of the man who
! catches the festive fish.
They will spend the long winter ev.
enings in dreaming of the joyous days
of the past summer when they sat
happy and perspiring beneath the tor
rid rays of the sun on the river bank
day after day. feeding good bait to the
turtles and prospecting on the size OF
the bass that gave that last nibble.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-10-22
BAN ON PRESENTS
OFFICERS OF UNCLE SAM CAN
NOT RECEIVE GIFTS FROM
suBoRDlNATEs.
Circular Received From War Depart
ment by Captain c. E. caushlar,-
Law to be Strictly Observed in Army
and Militia.

Capt. c. E. Caughlan of Co. G, l. N.
q. has received circular No. 466 from
the war department which states
that the law prohibiting superior Off
GERS from receiving presents from
their subordinates will hereafter be
strictly enforced in all branches OF
the military establishment. The circu-
lar is as follows:
War Dept. Washington, Oct II, 1904.
The attention of officers and en-
listed men is drawn to the following
provision of the Revised Statutes:
1884. No officer, clerk or employe
In the United States government en-
ploy shall at any time solicit contri-
buttons from other officers, clerks or
employees in the government service
for a gift or present to those in su-
perior official position; nor shall any
such officials or clerical superiors re-
lceive any gift or present offered or
presented to them as contribution
from persons in government employ
receiving a less salary than them
selves; nor shall any officer or clerk
make any donation as gift or present
to any official superior Every person
who violates this section shall be sum
marily discharged from the govern
ment employ.
The foregoing enactment includes
within the salutatory prohibition the
soliciting of contributions by one Off.
Ger or employe from other officers or
EMPLOYEES of the United States when
such contributions are to be used for
the purchase of gifts or presents to
those In superior official position. The
receiving of presents by officers from
their Juniors in rank or from civilian
employees Of the several staff depart
ments also falls within the prohibi
tion of the section which imposes the
penalty Of summary dismissal upon all
those who by soliciting contributions
or by giving or receiving presents be,
come subjects to it's penal operation.
Will Inforce Law.
The practice of receiving presents
from persons not in the military
establishment or In the employ
of the government in recogni,
tion of services rendered, though
not expressly forbidden, is op.
posed to the spirit of the statute and
for that reason is not approved by the
department.
The requirements of the statute
above cited will hereafter be strictly
observed in all branches of the mill
tary establishment.
BY order of the acting secretary O
war
ADNA R. CHAFFEE,
Lieutenant General. Chief of Staff.
Oficial: -
F. G. AINswoRTH,
The Military Secretary.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-10-22
NORWOOD.

Norwood, Oct. 19.-R. o. Miller and
family were Charlton visitors Satur-
day.
The Ashbys are enjoying visit
from their brothers wife and son, who
arrived from Nebraska last week.
Ada Pennington was the welcome
guest of her sister in Charlton last
week
VIM. Curtis has his new barn nearly
completed.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Stewart of
Derby visited Sunday afternoon at the
J. NJ Shelton home.
Mrs. G. S. Ferguson spent Sunday
in the neighborhood Of Wren Hill with
relatives.
Lewis Ashby in company with his
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-10-22

Christian church still continue and in
crease in interest and attendance each
night.
"Was She to Blame" was played at
the opera house Tuesday night to a fair
audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. I. Barthelow are the
parents of daughter, born Oct. 13.
Billups & Baker had their sale
Tuesday. Fifty horses, six mules, 116
cattle, 290 hogs, q farm implements,
wood saw and other things were sold.
There was game of basket ball at
the brick yards Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. Wollum visited
/, several days on Vernon prairie last
week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-10-22
CONCORD.

Concord, Oct. 19.-Rev. Allied filled
his regular appointment at Liberty
church last Sunday evening.
w. H Boyer and wife, Of Udell, Wis
tied the first of the week in this vicin-
ity.
Rev. Stevens preached at the Miller
church Sunday night
VIM. Morrison, I. E. Hopkins and
Oakford Voorhees, returned from a
trip to st. Louis last Saturday.
Henry Fafer, Of Ottumwa, visited
over Sunday in this community.
G. A Hopkins and Bert and Logan
Strunk started for the st. Louis fair
this morning.
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HAYESVlLLE.

Eayesvlle, Oct 19.-There will be
no services at the church Saturday
evening, but will be on Sunday morn
ing and evening.
A large crowd from here went to
Kcata. Saturday.
Eugene Daggett and Ed Weller re
turned from Kansas Monday morning
with several car loads of cattle.
Misses Fannie Jacobs and Rebecca
Uer'esty. Mesdenes Anna Richard
son ar1 Ge~t;e Weller started to ST
Gris Wredreefay
Elmer Jscahs and the Misses Lydia
F!orc0cc ard Nannie Hayes, Ethel
Toa's 2Gl = fin wcre visitors
II j. X. ,4a=s hcloe Slsr&fg
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-10-22

ter Lizzie, attended the county Sunday
school convention at Bloomfield last
week
The play given in the town hall last
Tuesday evening was quite well pa
tronized. A number of the local tai
ent took part in the play.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-10-22
CHARLTON.

Charlton. Oct 2O.-Yesterday at
high noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
e. c. Johnson, in Prentiss township,
occurred the marriage of their daugh
ter, Miss Stella, to Harve shore, Rev.
Mum of the U. P. church performing
the ceremony in the presence of the
relatives and few friends. After the
Ceremony and concentrations had
been proffered, the guests were ush-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-10-22
HAZEL DELL.

Hazel Dell, Oct. 19-Miss Eta
Brooks, of San Francisco, is visiting
with Mrs. Oscar Carlson.
Miss Regina McHugh visited Satur-
day with her sister, Mrs. Gertie Say
lor. east of here.
Mrs. f. V. Cohagan left Thursday
for st. Louis to attend the fair.
Misses Della Smith and Inez Truitt
visited Friday at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Wolf
L. L. Dexter and Mrs. W. z. Dexter
and baby spent Friday with F. L. Dex-
ter and family.
Miss Esther Carlson spent Tuesday
nigh with Miss Ola Amiss.
Tae Misses Jennie and Grace Ham
uton, Of Carbon, and John Orman, OF
Orrnanville, &lso MICS Rosa Heckart
and daughter Miss Lille, of Orman-
vile, attended services at the Zion
M. E. ch rch Iast s naay afternoon.
Mrs. Ella BroUhard. Of Little River
Kans., and Miss Nellie Truitt. OF
Drakeville, were the guests of o. c.
Truitt and family last Sunday.