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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-17
TuMuLTo EN- cARmzo SPRING

Carrizo Spring, Texas. Nov. 16.-
FL domingo iiitimo Ell la noche Ia
Compaffa H. del Veintiseis de Infante
ria, acanp0 aqnf cn sdl camino pa
RI Fort Ringgold, procedente de La
redo. Dos so!datios bastante bebidoa
fle whiskey comerzaron q disparar sus
rifles en- el pueblo, matando 4 I'm
ciudadano pacifico. Refnglo Salinas.
El Sheriff apareci6 en- escena y ira
DO luoha con los rijosos salieTdo IL
no de los so'datlcs con unn mRno me
nos de Ia rewue!ta. El soldado he
rido f,ie cnvlatlo, bajo nrresto, 4 TT.
Ringgold para qlte 10 asistlera un
medico. El o.ro soldado c,iyo NOM
bro es William T. Yourart, fue he-
cho preso acusado de asesinato.
Fue un milagro que no trtibiera mas
muertos. Las cosas ss p1isieron CO.
lor da hormiga- El Captain Dal-
ton, de- la Compafifa. presto las
autoridades locales todo su poder pa
ra eometer 4 los delincuentcs.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-17
LA DEUDA
DE MEXICO.

Mexico City, Nov. 49, El Gobicr-
no dc Mexico, despues de esfuerzo6
hechos durante des ahos, ha logrado
m4egtIrar un emprestito nacional de
$40. 900 900 do dollars. Est,L sunla ha
sido obtenidn do Speyer &c Co. dc Niue
ya York.
Este nuevo emprGstito anmenta ia
detisla ,ls Mexico en- la sunla dc -.
81 500. .000, 900. Esta enoTme suma
So ha pedldo prcstada en- su totnli-
dad desdc hacs vniutiseis aiios que
cornenzo la dictadura del Gra!. Dfaz.
Sc cree que el Gobierno MexlcaFo no
podIa colocar mas otro etnprestito
nj Ell los Estados Unidos nj en los
pafs6s e,ifopcos, pies aundus los paf-
ses en- ST ignuran LIS verdahcras con-
dIciones finanekras do Mexico, los
banqueros no particip1n de esa igno-
rancia. Mas adm, log tbnqueros Green
que Mexico no podra pagar nunca
sn denda extranjera.
Ei manSeuimie1it0 del talon dc Dla-
| Ia, jnutamente con la administration
del General rfa2. ha, segtn nigi--
nos, llevado ei pals Ia mas COM
lpleta ruina,
La estnpida y traidUa poifticn dr
vcnder y conceder toda clnsc do fran
! Iqrieias Y concssionns d los extranje-
rGs y espfeialinsntn 4 los amerIeauo'
So cree as,s es desttmctora de los me
jorea intertses de IN naei5n. y que
prepara 81 canipp para una invasion
del temitorlo nacionai.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-17

hula In safforita Winfrs Fisher,
de Foster, KY. Sc casaron en- San
Antonio el microbes Gltimo, en- Ia
Igiegh Episcopal de San Marcos.
Ell Business Mems Clnb ha edita-
do 10000 cjemplares del libro tit1I-
Iado San Antonio Bel!o," y Sc est4
distribuyendo en- n paste Norte de los
Estados Unidos. y
Ell nino TCmas Cara mtirio el sa-
baslo lit!mo de alferecil en- Ia casa
No. 502 Leonst St.
Sc prepana para ci Domingo otTa
excursion 4 c. P. DfaZ.
Antonio Rodriguez y Rosalta DtaE
:fuerorr multados en- cinco pesos cada
ino.
- Lucia Robado Tiburcio Reeio.
Jvtau Rodriguez Luis Rivera, fueron
arres:ados y mliltados en- s25 catiEE
uuo por portar armas sin licencfa.
David Gomez, Juan Luna y An
tonic f. vaides. fueron nrrestados
por faltas al ordan p1b!ico.
--Basilioz Bsrnai fue arrestado y mul
tado en- dos pasos por desordenado.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-17
FL HoMBRE PREyENIDo.

El hombre preyenido vale por dog,
teza ei adagio popular. 10 que es .i-
ma gran yeraad. ,''ssber para pre-
veer. y preveer para obrar", decfa
ell immortal Gabino f'arTeda. Por es-
10 los abonados y amigos del "fte-
gidor", deben pfeYoer que hay que So
llcitar ssis amigos ell prImoro dc e.
nero de 1905. Por 60 centayos les
enylarcmos rs tarjetaS elegantes dc
felicitaci6n de Aiio Nnevo. Hacedlo
pronto, porqhe cl nuevo huesped to.
ca nueatra pueTta
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-17
MIaA EN EL ocHAHo.

Mexico city, Nov. i5.-~Ei Papa Pfo
ha cuncetlido sptorldad los preladoss
~ saoArdotes rnsziea1,os que fornau
parts de ia nereaTiniri6n de esta
pats H'ts va q Lonrdes, Roma v la
Tierra Santa para que tigan 1nisa e1t
q ocsano Esis es un privilegio o.
nico 81 aitnmcnts ap.eciado por
los centsnafsa de eat6llcoa mexIcanoF,
que en- esta gornanes So ernbareararr
en- Nusva York, para eoatinsiar su
peregrinacion.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-17
HOY, NO MAnASA.

El ailo nuevo vieno y hay que fell
cit-lr q nueStros amigos. En- Ia Irn-
prenta del "ItPgidor" con 90 centavos
sc le hardn 4 I'd. 25 tarietas de muy
exquisite guSto que sc l. anviaran poI'
correo. Esta1nos Ell NoviemDre, pero
"el tempo CORE como un lebrei', y
cuaudo menos 10 pensemcs al aiio
ped inesperado. Haga I'd. sus pedi-
dos de alrjeias para que sus ami
COS reciban eI saludo de I'd.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-17
ACLARACION.

ACLARACION.
Ciudad, no es el individuo condenado
4 In horca por el delito dc asalto, de
que dimos cuenta en- una de nuestras
ediciones antariores. El condenado
la peua capital es de Zaragoza, Goa
hula, misntras el seiior Manuel h.
Perez dc San Antonio es nativo de
Cadereita Jimenez, Nucvo Leon, ha-
btendo estado niucho tempo ayeciu-
daio en Matamoros. Tamaulipas, cn
don.ie radfca In familia de st espo-
81, In Hafion Antonia Isal dc Perez.
COnsia.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-17

Ell sefior Anga. Rosales, acusaalo del
dslito de lesiorss fue absuelto por ell
jlf2do, ei dfl Is del presente.
Ell cualro c. Novie1nbre :nuri0 4
Ia etlad de 35 afios, ell senior Octavia-
no Lesll, native del condado de Atlas
CoSa. ~
sla
mida elf Ia cfil sia! ST.
psz6 con q, y la tir6 los plates.
mesero Sc quej6 con el poiicfa. Vino
este q enterarse de 10 que ocurrfa, y
cl sefior Huarta al nlsUar mano en-
el bo.sillo para pagaE los platos ro-
| tos. fu6 agredido por el policfa que
crey6 que cl safior Huerta al meter
mano en- el bolstllo iba sacar una
! arma. De veras que el miedo es
ciego.
-E diez y seis del corriente Be
cclabro en Ia Catedral de San Fer
lt1..do unl miaa cantada dc aniyer-
sario en sufragio del alma de il sa-
Iorita Maria Engracia Canales. Fir
maron las invitacioneS eI sefior Je-
sIs Cannies Ia sehora Francisco
G. de Canales.
Han pedido licencia para casaTse
Francisco MARTINEZ Y Marta Ines u
resti. y 4. Cantn y Lucinda Gabriel.
Ell cAso de Cervantes que Sc vi6
demandado por su padre, que Sc Que
jaba de que Gus hijos posefan illegal
| L. Hal 10
| jurado el martes. CArvantes nsegurd
slis tftuiOs para parte de lu propie-
dad. pero los perdio por otro lado.
I'll hines un meXicano cuyo NOM
hre no 81 ha sabido, fne atropalIado
nor tin tren en- Ia estaei6n de Wet
more. t'ue trafdo d San Antonio Y
ilevado al Asilo de Pobres donde
murio 81 15 de Noviembfe.
Flores Tnlamantes, un labrador
del rancho de Placido Oliyares ca
minaba las calles San Marcos Pc
rez c,iando tue datenido por tres ne
gros que 10 dijeron que 81 no tenfa
feria. Saco su portamonedas inme
diatamentc SO 10 arrebataron los ne
gros. El portamonedas contenfa Gin
co pesos. La policfa no ha podldo
captuTar 4 los lhdronqs.
LA Banda del Diez y seis de In
| fanterfa, cargo del sefior Cesare
Torsiello ha sido calurosamente fell
citada por in Junta de Ia F'eria de
San Luis por In Junta do In Fe-
ria del Esiado do Texas, por la bri-
llante ejecuci6n de las PLEAS selec"
tas quo TOGO en- los doa ccrfamenes.
--Dssp,ies do algunos dfas do par
manencta on Matamoros. Tamaull-
pas, ha ragresado Il San Antonio. Ia
estimable sefiora Transita Refna de
Hernandez uconipa6ada dc su hija.
-El nifio Edmundo Longoria muri6
el maFtns ditimo en- Ia casa No. S57
le Ia Cas,e East Crockett,
Han pedido IfS@ncia para casarss
Tofnas Hernandez Y Virginia Marmo-
lejo,
--El domingo paaado fueron g.
r. Dfaz mil axcnrsionistas dc San An
| tonic.
! -TIan pedido ltcercla para casarEe
r. Hernandez Ross segovia, Ata-
naoio Psiia y stmona Flores, Can.
delarlo Tacomio y Josefa Castillo.
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PERSONALES.

Ignacio Morales y familia, do Pue-
bla, eli ei s1engsr; Manuel serTata,
dc Chamaouero. Gto.. en- el Bexar:
Eduardo Garcia y fanilia, de San
Luis Potosf en- el Southern; Manuel
ortega, de- Durango, en el Mcngsr.
III Fey. Basilto Soto, SO halIa On
San Antonio.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-17
Ell PRINCIPE FUsHlNr EN WASH
INGTON.

III Prfncipe sadimiro Faiehini, dol
Jap6p, hFmano del Miltado, llego &
Washington al II dc Novlembrc, u
es ei leon social de In hora." E1
Principe coFnbatio y Sc cubrlo dc glo
ria on In Eangrienta batalla de Man
shsu Hill. on la actual guerra ruso-
japonesa, In neturaleza de su nil
sion en- Washington es desconocida,
p9n acknowledgements que SO relacio-
,la con 81 cE>nfilcto del Leland oricu-
~
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-17
1@. N@1nnGe de 1904 Pablo

-tados, estaraf1 debidamante represen-
LAGOS en esa asamb!ea, por medic
de sts respectivas delegaciones.
Soy nardaderamente suyo,- POR-
FIRIO DIAZ".
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-17

Juan Paz, Albino X. Padilla, Sc
cundtno MARTINEZ, Alfonso Trevifio.
Engsnio Escohedo, IgnacIo Apguiano
3 Agastifn Bishop. fueron arrestadoa
por perturbadcrss del orden pdblico.
Ell dneho del expires en- que iban fsba
tamhi6n arrestado. Tcdos son mG-
sicos iban el Gltimo microbes d dag
una serenata al sR li Tobiu. S1lgii
ISL - orr,
q s.lpal
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-17
LOCALES.

Ell seiior Angel Rosales, acusa;io del
dSiito de lesiones fue absuelto por Ell
jnr2do, ei dfa Is del presente.
Ell cuatro c. Noviembre nurio 4
Ia eslad de 35 afios, ell senior Octavia-
no Lesll, native del Coudado de Atlas
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-02-18
for the past month is now able to
be up and around the house.
Miss Florence Maple of Charlton is
the guest of Miss Alice Duncan.
VICTIM OF. ACCIDENT.
Former Bonaparte Man Has Head
Crushed While Railroadinu.

Bonaparte, Feb IL Especially -
Word has been received here announc-
ing the death of Charles Curtis. for
merly of Bonaparte, but recently
brakeman on a freight run on the B.,
G. R. & N. railroad Mr.. Curtis death
was the result of an accident which
occurred about forty miles south of AL
bert Lea. He was standing on the side
ladder of moving boxcar, when the
train passed coal chute. The I'M
fortunate brakemanodid not see his
danger soon enough to get out of the
way, and his head struck the coal
chute with great force. He was terri
bly, injured, but lived twenty-eight
hours after the accident
Mr.. Curtis was 10 years of age and
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Cur.
tbs, formerly of Bonaparte, but now of
Independence. The family has several
relatives here and at Pennington
where the funeral took place Tuesday
afternoon. The remains were interr.
cd in the Pennington cemetery.
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SHORT TALES CONCERNING PEG.
PIE YOU KNOW.
THE VICINITY OF OTTUMWAIN BRIEF
0Irths, Deaths, Marriages, Movements
OF Your Acquaintances as chronicIed
by courier's Staff Of Correspondents
Who Know Whereof They Speak.
FIRE ExTINeUIsHED QUICKLY
Blaze in Alba Residence Starts Frog,
Defective Flue,

Abba, Feb. Especially fire
which started from a defective flue
threatened the residence of I. H. Tom
linson in this city yesterday but was
eXtinguished without much loss. The
furniture was damaged, however, by
the water and the roof was damaged
so that 1t will be impossible to occupy
1t for while. Mr.. and Mrs. Tomlin-
son will remove to j. H. Casters house
in the Third ward.
Other Abba News.
The clerk of the district court issued
the following marriage licenses yes
terday: Hugh Patterson, aged % and
Miss Margaret Braslin, both of Hook
ing; Charles o. Davis, aged rs, of
Marysville, to Miss Katie Chamber
lain, aged IS, of Lovilia, and Robert
Zimmerman. aged 81, to Miss Mary
Smith, aged IS, both Of Hiteman.
Attorney Howard Atchison of Green
field, son Of G. G. Atchison, visited
at the parental home the first of this
week.
Mrs. A. R. Jackson entertained the
Twentieth Century club this after
noon.
The Merry Col Round club will meet
with Mrs Harry Cramer in the east
part of town on Thursday after
noon.
l. j. Barnes has been confined to
his home the past ten days with an
liberation Of the right eye.
Mrs. Elsie Foble of Omaha is visit
ing at the parental Judge A. A. Mason
home. 't.''s'
Mrs. j. G. Mabry was called to Cen
terville the first of the week by seri-
Gus illness OF Mrs. Caroline Drake, who
is suffering with an attack OF
quinsy.
Mrs. w. H. Flockhart is visiting a
sister in Omaha.
L. P. Coady of Franklin township
is attending court this week.
Lee Rowe, who has been quite sick
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Charlton.

Charlton, Feb 16.-Last evening at
o'clock at the home of the groom,
Emery Martin, of this city and Mrs.
Margaret Fellows of Derby were mar
ried. Rev. B. F. Palmer of the Bap-
fist church performed the ceremony.
The bride is an entire stranger to the
people of Charlton, but is very highly
spoken of and well qualified to preside
over the home she has chosen. The
groom is a son of the late Reuben Mar
tin, and has for the past few years
been the faithful mail carrier on rural
route No. 1, which position he still
holds He is an Industrious and up
right man, and by his manly ways had
made host Of friends, who wish him
and his bride long and happy life.
George l.. Boss and Miss Rosa Yoer-
ing of Dallas, We're united in marriage
yesterday at 11:30 a. m. at the home
of Lot Curtis. Rev. b. F. Palmer per-
formed the ceremony. The groom as
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ORIGINAL Notice.

To Martin o'IIoro Ella OHoro, Anthony
O'Horo. Mary Ann Weber, Catherine Gar
vim, Patrick Garvin. Bridget Fitzgerald.
James Fitzgerald, Margaret Crystal, John
Crystal and Ellen Gibbons, defendants:
You and each of you are hereby notified
that the petition of the plaintiff, Thomas
Sweeney, is now on file in the office of of
the, clerk of the district court of Wapello
county, Iowa, claiming to be the absolute
owner in fee simple Of the west ten acres
Of the northeast quarter OF the northeast
unarter OF section 10, township Y, range
ii, la Wapello county, Town. and asking
that his title. thereto. as against you be
quieted
And that unless You appear and defend
thereto on or before noon of the second day
of the next. term of said court, to be be-
gun and held at the court house In Ottum-
wa, Iowa, on March 21st, 1904, decree
will be rendered as prayed
Dated Ottumwa, Iowa, February 18th,
1904. MELRoY u M'ELRoY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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FOR SALE.

so acre farm. 214 miles from Ottumwa, %
acres creek bottom, don't overflow. balance
upland, house Of five rooms, good barn,
fencing good, price $50 per acre, possession
March list.
200 acre farm, ~ miles from Ottumwa,
lays well, 100 acres in cultivation, balance
pasture, nine room house, barn, 4oxG0; ice
house, one-half mile to school, r. r. d.
and telephone line pass farm, price 500 per
acre, possession March list.
200 acre farm six miles from Ottumwa,
lays we'll, 160 acres In cultivation, balance
pasture, nine room house, good horse and
cattle barn, 40x40 with sheds on two sides,
sheep barn, hog house, BY miles woven
wire fence, deep well, wind pump, water
piped to house, barn and pasture, good
orchard, r. Ed. and telephone line pass
farm n mile to school; price $50 per acre;
possession March list.
JOHN H. sPRY,
Office iof North Court street,
Cttumwa, Iowa.
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Charlton.

Charlton, Feb. 17.-Mrs. Henry
Shelton went to Creston yesterday
morning where she is receiving medical
treatment.
John Larson is unable to be at his
post Of duty this week being laid UP
with a sore hand threatened with
blood poison.
Mrs. Emery Martin went to Der
by yesterday for a few days visit.
The Charlton fire department will
meet tomorrow evening for practice.
1t is requested that every member at
tend this practice that they may be
better qualified for the work in case
of fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Post of Russell
Were in the city Tuesday.
Frank Clark left yesterday morning
for Houston, Texas, where he expects
to locate.
Ed Walton went to Abba and Bus
sey yesterday on a business visit.
L. Lock spent the day yesterday with
relatives in Lucas.
Mrs. Amanda Gregg arrived here
from Indianola yesterday morning for
a visit with friends.
Ed Duckworth has resigned his po-
sition as mail carrier on route No. s.
and will leave the service March l.
His successor as yet has not been APP
pointed.
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FOR SALE.

Some five acre lots, improved, well set TO
fruit, at u bargain.
300 ncre farm, 200 acre bottom lind, bal.
nnce pasture, ten room house with furnace,
two good barps,i ssall kinds of outbnildings,
700 rods OF woven wire fence, nearly all
tiled, plenty water, wind mill. scales.
Would take small farm as part payment.
10 acres three miles from 0tthmwa,
house of FIVE rooms, nearly new. small
barn, granely. corn crib and all kinds of
outbnildlngs, " mile to school, price S37
per acre.
so acres eight miles west from 0ttumwa,
fair improvements, land rolling but not
rough, all in. cultivation, price $3.50 per
acre
Also property in all parts of city u
OTTUMWA REAL ESTATE co.
Taylor BIdsy Cor. Main and Court SITS.
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5cember l, 1884. She came to Var
Buren, county, Iowa, when a child ana
has resided in that county most of he1
life. She was married to David Blink
when she was twenty-one years OF
age and to this union two daughters
We're born, Her husband died August
49, 1898. She is survived by two daugh-
tiers, eleven grand children, three
brothers. and one sister. In early
life she was converted and united with
the Baptist church and remained 9
member of that communion until he1
death. enjoying the comforts and as
surance of the presence of her Sa-
vior.
Abijah Lawson has been quite sick
for several days and up to this time
has not materially improved.
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FOR SALE-3o0 ACRE IMPROVED FARM
only walking distance from town: good
roads; 1t is one mile northwest of Stuff
CART. Arkansas, which is n good, prosper
Gus, growing town; siS-room house, new
barn, 4oS60: good windmill; plenty OF
good water; good soil; 100 acres under
cultivation; will raise fifty to sixty hush
els of corn per acre; farm well fenced;
this Is one of the best farms. In Arkansas
county; price. SEQ per acre. Address
owner, o. H. Graessle, 74S West Chicago
avenue, Chicago, I'll.
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FOR SALE--4O0 ACRE FARM, ONE AND
one-half miles from town; six room two
story house with two porches and bal
cony; barn o0N46 with basement; good
we'll and windmill and large cstorn; four
acres alfalfa, three acre hog lot, wat
cred from yard tank and adjoining alfalfa
held; pipes lead from cistern to 40 acre
pasture; also pipe leads to house, furnish
ing water for same; forty acre pasture
connected with barn, and watered from
barn tank; all land fenced and cross
fenced except about eighty acres; land
black loan with clay subsoil; first class
alfalfa, winter wheat and corn land.
Price S16.50 per acre. j. T. Campbell,
Litchfield, Nebraska.
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LEGAL.
Notiee-Proof Of viii.

State OF I0wa, WapelI0 County, S..
In the District Court.
To- All Whom 1t May Concern: r.
Notice is hereby given that an instrument
in writing, purporting to be the last will
and testament of Mrs. Emily Jones, deceas-
edt was this day produced, opened and read
by the undersigned. and that I have fixed
Tuesday, the 22nd day Of March, 1904, as
the day for hearing proof in relation there
to.
Witness my official signature with the
seal of said court hereto affixed, this 9th
day of February, 1904.
H. w. MICHAEL,
49, Clerk District Court
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Bloomfield.

Bloomfield Feb. 17.-Funeral serv-
ices over the remains of the late John
p. Hughes, father of Mrs. N. s. John
son, We're held at the Johnson home on
tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, con-
Quoted by Rev. H. j. Everly, pastor OF
the Baptist church. Interment was
made in the l. o. o. F. cemetery. Mem
bers of the order of Odd Fellows at
tended the funeral in a body and took
charge of the services at the ceme-
terry.
Members of Elisha B. Townsend post
G. A. R. and w. r. c. gave a program
commemorative of the forty-second
anniversary of the battle of Fort Don
elson. Interesting addresses were
given by Judge H. G. Traverse, Capt
j. J. Reagin and others. A large crowd
was in attendance and an enjoyable
evening was spent.
The taking Of testimony in the Har-
dy bankruptcy proceedings was re-
sumed yesterday. Col. H. HI. Trim
Bile Of Keokuk and G. f. Heindel OF
Ottumwa We're among the interested
attorneys in the case.
Mrs Alice Sethworth of Sandoval
ILL.,, has arrived here for an extended
visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
w. S. Swift.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued by Clerk Leach: j. r.
Blankenship and Jennie Herbert
Hugh Campbell and Ella Holmes, VIM
Post and Fanny Foster.
Local revival meetings are in prog
ress at the Baptist church conducted
by the pastor, Rev. H. j. Everly.
j.. w. Milligan of Pulaski was q
business caller in this city on Tues
day.
Daniel Gingrich went to Pulaski on
business Tuesday evening.
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Thursday for their new home in Lam
caster, Mo.
On account of the death of Mrs. An
derson no prayer meeting was held
here Thursday evening.
Mrs. j. w. Bolivar. VIM. Dodd, Mrs.
Charles Dodd and Mrs. J. w. Russell
are on the sick list. The latter named
person is suffering from catarrhal fe-
YER, While q large number of others
are suffering more or less from colds
and grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Spohr left today
for visit in Ottumwa with their son
Clyde.
Richard Lester and Mr.. Corrics OF
Bloomfield spent Sunday at the Geo
Lester home.
Thomas ,Cheatham of Floris was q
caller here Tuesday morning.
s. +. Mcconnell of Bloomfield Wis
tied here Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Mcconnell
John Bonar attended preaching SER
vices at Drakeville, Friday evening.
Michael Ware and son Louie OF
Sherman chapel, visited over Sunday
with their daughter and sister, Mrs
Walter Num-.
Mrs. Mary Howell and sons, Newt
John and Roy, moved today into the
formers property here.
Mrs. e. A. Patterson gave a party
Friday evening to a few little friends
in honor of the twelfth birthday Of
Sylvia Myers.
G. L. Putnam of Montana and D. r
Putnam of st. Louis, are visiting
here with their mother, Mrs. Thomas
Putnam.
George Rudd Of West Grove was a
caller at the Samuel Mcconnell home
| Sunday while enroute from Soap Creek
where he visited his mother, Mrs, Mary
Ann Rudd.
| Mrs. Dean Heady and children of OF
tumwa, We're visitors Friday morning
at Mrs. Mary Worrell's while on theil
wav to Drakeville, where they were
called by the illness and death of Mrs
Heady's grandmother.
| Richard Lester has purchased j. w
Kneedlers barber shop and expects to
move it to Bloomfield today.
Mrs Buchanan of st. Louis visited
here with her daughter, Mrs. McMains
one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wagner ant
children of Sherman chapel visited
here Saturday night and Sunday witt
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Puckett
| Geo. Lester and family were on, 1.-The
sick list last week.
Mrs. Sarah MCGEE returned. home
from Ottumwa last Sunday after.
noon.
Word was received here last weel
by Eli Harbour and family of the seri
Gus illness of Mrs. Harbour's father
7. G. Ds.xs,, at the home Of his son
Alonzo, in Idaho.
| Mrs. Hining of Floris is staying herr
with her son, Robert e. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Thompson ant
William Mccormick of Floris and ia.
Garretson of Ottunlwa, were called
| here Friday for the funeral of Mrs
r. e. Anderson.
c. d. Rhine of Soap Creek called a
the II Ware home Saturday.
Miss Abba Patterson of Drakevllle
called at the Mrs Eddie Patterson
| home Saturday