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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-02-20
Lancaster.

Lancaster, Feb. 19.-Mike Kline at
tended an Odd Fellow meeting in Des
Moines last week.
S. e. Divelbiss visited Saturday with
his parents in Keota.
r. Z. Scott and Art McMarlin moved
their families to Ottumwa the first
of the week. They have secured en-
ployment in the round house.
Leonard Keaster, who is attending
Drake university, visited friends here
over Sunday.
Sam Terrell, Add Gilliland and
Doug Pasy attended lodge in Sigour-
ney Saturday evening.
Jessie Basey entertained a number
of friends at her home Monday eve
ming.
Frank Horace and wife moved to
Ollie last week where he has purchased
drug store.
A number of young people were en-
tertained Wednesday evening at the
home Of Sam Walker.
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the serious illness of Willie DuValt.
Luke Dodd spent Saturday evening
at the Fulton home north Of Moravia
the guest of Miss Piper.
Chas. Hicks was a Unionville visitor
recently.
Grover Stevens and Miss Lottie
Hicks spent Monday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Kingery.
ID. Dodd has been visiting his pa.
rents for few DAYS,
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Rrompton.

Brompton, Feb. 1S.-Bert Neff this
week is moving to his farm, which he
bought of q. H. Parker.
Birdie Miller is planning for an
exhibition for the last of the school.
Charley Miller was at Foster Friday
on business
A. E. Ollie made a trip to Abba on
Tuesday.
Rev. Donafoo called on w. A. whit
took last Friday.
Mrs. Clara Selby was calling on Biz
die Miller Sunday. es. a
"A. J. EsIihger and wife were trans
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PuIa ski.

Pulaski, Feb. 1s.--Anna Augspurger,
who has been visiting relatives here
ington county Monday.
Quite number are down with the
grip this week.
Rachael RAIDER of Bloomfield is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Thos. Way this
week.
Andy George is suffering from pneu-
monia.
j. II. Stockman Of Des Moines, was
in town Monday night and called on
old friends.
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acting business at the office of George
ROBINSON the notary, Monday
stephen Summer is chosen as one
OF the debators at Foster on Friday
night. +.
Prayer meeting is. ann6uneel fsr
Friday night. rs -
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FOR sALE-210 ACRES; TWELVE MILES
northwest of Lebanon. Mo-; suitable for
stock farm, sheep ranch or fruit; 100
acres under fence, so acres improved fine
grass, 10 acres in meadow, good timber,
two springs, one pond, forty bearing ap.
pie trees, three-room frame house and
cellar barn, granary; near church, school
and postottice; price SIS per acre, two
thirds cash. Write for particulars to
George Weissgerber, Prosperine, Laclede
county, Missouri.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-S00s 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; siX-room house; new
barn, 4ox60; good windmill; plenty of
good water; good soil; 100 acres under
cultivation; will raise fifty to sixty bush
els of corn per acre: farm we'll fenced;
this Is one Of the best farms In Arkansas
county; price, $50 per acre. Address
owner, o. l.. Graessle, 74S West Chicago
avenue, Chicago, Ill.
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Sure Aid to Long Life.

Electric Bitters give an active liver
perfect digestion, healthy kidneys, reg
ular bowels, fine appetite, or no pay.
lIQc. r. B. Clark, druggist.
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Maple Grove.

Maple Grove, Feb. IS. Chalmers
Woodruff will have sale Thursday at
his place one and one-half miles east
Iof Moravia.
Miss Maude Lowell departed Sunday
evening for an extended stay at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs. Brane,
Unionville.
Several of the members of the Ma
sonic order from this place attended
the funeral of their late brother, P. G.
Oehler, Tuesday.
Bert Neff is moving to his farm near
Foster.
Mrs. J. E. Ely is reported on the
sick list.
DR.. Smith, of Moravia, was called to
the DuVall home Sunday morning by
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FOR SALE-A TRACT OF VIRGIN
oak timber land in Arkansas. Also
several cheap farms in Mo. New
railroad, hustling locality. Leo A..
Willard, Desota, Mo.
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WooIson.

Woolson, Feb. 19.-Diamond Nc
Cracker spent Sunday at Salem Wis
iting his brother Stacy
The Sunday school convention was
we'll attended considering the cold
weather. Many good thoughts were
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FOR SALE CHEAP-NINE ROOM HOUSE
three room cellar good barn and carriage
shed, good well and cistern. II. q. SVEN
son, p. O. Dept.
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FARM FOR sALE OR RENT-5o ACRES
two miles west Of Dudley, Iowa. Would
trade on larger farm. Address c. e.
Riggs, Abba, Iowa, II. R. 3.
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FOR SALE-FARMs OF 178 ACRES IN
Cass township. fair improvements. nearly
all In cultivation, one mile west of Chilli
cothe, known as the Jenkin farm. Ad.
dress G. e. Jenkins, Chillicothe, Iowa.
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Small Sums of Money Invested in
New York Real Estate

annually for ten years can be made to pay
interest on four times the amount Invested.
Let us show you how this can be done.
This companys shares which offer incomd
producing investments are steady dividend
payers. Write for full information, NEW
YORK REALTY s. TRUST CO., 1l9 Luz
Sale street, Chicago, Ill.
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NORTON 4 SMITH.

the week. Rev. J. w. Carson perform
ed the ceremony. They will make theil
future home in Bonaparte.
Miss Eleanor McNett of Ottumwa
gave an entertainment at the M. E.
church here last evening. There was
small attendance on account of the
bad weather, but everyone pronounced
the entertainment good.
John w. Berns has returned to his
home in this place from Kansas where
he was called by the sudden death OF
his brother.
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TOR sALE-sIX SECTION Rancho,
stock, farming country, healthy. Fine
place for Red Poll or Durham man. q.
Sumner, Ideal, Texas Hutchinson county.
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PARTIES DESIRING TO SHIP. GOODS
to Pierre, South Dakota, can obtain re-
duced rates by addressing *, Courier, be-
fore February 25..
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Farms for Sale
and Exchange

Bloomfield with
telephone
rented for 50 per acre. price $50 per acre.,
so which joins $4,000 home Owner
exchange for 100 EACH
" a Birmingham fine land
level Owner will This
the amount of $1,000; $50
Five fruit location n
orchard price $1,400; $3.50 balance
WISE
buyers month.
We have $50 Denver well improved
tumwa
100 county, home price
of land $780,
We Write
us.
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Agency.

Agency, Feb. 19.-Misses Fern Har-
man, Gladys Clements, Lura Houdy-
shell, Mary Harper, and Edna Nc
Dowell, the girls of the senior class
of the Agency high school gave a val
entine party to their many friends or
Saturday evening, Feb. 10, in the G. A
R. hall Dainty refreshments were
served and games INDUCED in until
a late hour, when all departed after
having enjoyed themselves immense
ly. The following guests We're present:
Misses Susie Reno, Orpha johnson
Fern Hartman, Lura Houdyshell, Mary
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IT YOU WANT TO SELL BUY OR Ex-
change farm, home or business of any
Kind, send wants, n6Sne and dime to
Home Directory, YankeesS. D.
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ri-Weekly Courier.
CHANGING ADDRESS.

Subscribers wishing their address chang.
Cd will please give the name o. the Post
ONCE to which the paper has beer sent as
well as the Post ofice where they desire It
to be changed to-
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FOR sALE-760 ACRES OF CUT OVER
timber lands, suitable for farming pur-
poses. also 300 acres fine wheat land. H.
NJ. Brown, Charleston, Mo.
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Harper, Edna Mcdowell, Dot Miller,
Carrie Leinhauser, Norma Sirles, Ada
Lewis, Refine Cremer, Daisy Faucet,
Eleanor Leinhauser, Rena Hartman,
Bernice Watkins, Fanny Byerly, Edna
Peck, Cecily Joyce, Bessie Harper,
Ethel Simpson, Edith Harper, Mary
Lanning; Messrs. Rollo Watkins, Wal
ter johnson, Grin Steiner, Frank Peck,
Roy Harper, Harry Shank, Scott Sir
les, Roy Watkins, Charles Black, Har-
ry Reeves, Chester Reynolds, Frank
Humphrey, Howard Peck, Joe Tierney
Ralph Curtis, Guy Houdyshell, Guy
Connolly, Clarence Croy, John Rob-
erts, Walter Stewart, Jesse Johnson
Charlie Cremer, Carol Foster Lon
Cremer, Ross Lanning, Philip Lem
hauser, Bob Burns, lien Cremer.
T. H. Newell has returned to his
home in Kansas.
G. G. Dreamer has traded for the
VIM. Shoemaker farm.
Elmer Irwin is moving to his Davis
county farm.
livery route will not deliver mail on
Washingtons birthday February %.
Mrs. j. A. Miller is visiting friends
in Fairfield.
j. G. Scorers lecture, "a Generation
of Jokes" in the M. Ell church Satur-
day evening.
Harry Comegys has rented the Har-
den farm.
Mrs. Susan Fisher. returned to her
home at Hastings yesterday.
Born, recently, to Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Johnson, a daughter.
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FOR SALE HOUSE OF FIFTEEN
rooms, both hard and soft water, desira.
Bile for boarding house. Enquire sos East
Main.
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FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST HALF
sections of land for stock or grain with
well and cistern In Yuma county, Colora-
do Write for prices. George Grebe, jan
sen, Nebraska.
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kirkxiIIe.


Kirkville, Feb. 1S.-Invitations are
out for the coming marriage Of Miss
Sadie Shaw to Charles McDonough,
February "a, at 1880 p. m.
Daisy A. Reeves of Ottumwa, spent
a few days last week with her friend,
Prudence Thompson Of this place. She
returned to her home on the Rock Is
land last Monday. She is very much
pleased with her new home.
Born, recently, to Mr.. and Mrs. Cad
Aikens, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Belford are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of a little daugh-
ter.
Two of the school teachers have
been kept out of school by the grip.
There are a number of cases of grip
through this neighborhood.
G. A. Davidson and family are
moving to their new home, which they
purchased from James McDonough.
James McDonough and family have
moved into their new home, which they
bought from Mrs. L. D. Stephenson.
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FOR SALE A HIGHLY IMPROVED
farm Of 240 acres, eight miles from Abb.
: lene, Kansas. Best of reasons for selling.
Price $42.50 per acre; easy terms. Write
owner for description. d. NJ. Trott, Abb.
lene, Kansas.
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WANTED.

MAKERS, MEN OR
women steady work. cheap board. Ad.
dress Box I, Clayton, Ill.
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\ Abba,

Abba, Feb. 19.-In the district court
the case of Frank Humbles, charged
with assault with intent to commit
murder, which was begun yesterday
morning will hardly be finished today.
It is learned that the defense is go
ing to plead temporary insanity.
DR.. C. G. Hoover returned last night
tending a meeting of the Southeastern
Iowa dentists "Wednesday and Thurs-
day of this week. He reports a very
good meeting.
!. The Epworth League held social
last evening at. the parsonage. A good
crowd was present and report a good
time.
Miss Carrie Brown is in Chicago
this week on business. e
John L. Nelson Is transacting BUSH
ness in Harvey today.
The revival meetings at the Chris
tan church are still in progress. Sew
eral have united with the church and
others are still to be baptised. The
meetings of next Sunday will be of
great interest.
The For Get Me-Not club met with
Mrs. Moses Edwards yesterday after
noon.
The B. VS. held their regular meet
ing Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Thos. Hickenlooper in her new home
in South Abba.
Mrs. c. M. Forrest of Lovilia is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Stewart in
Kansas.
James Smith of Avery was in town
on business yesterday.
Miss Rose Grodin is visiting friends
in Marshalltown.
VIM. Shaw and wife, who have been
visiting their children for the past
two months, are home again.
Swan Peterson, who has been visit
ing friends for the past month in Bur-
lington, Kansas, returned home this
week.
Miss Jennie L. McDuf1ie of Creston,
who has been making her cousin, Mrs.
j. f. Draper a visit. has returned to
her home again.
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RiohIand.

Richland, Feb. 19.-Clayton Brady
came up from Mt. Pleasant and spent
Sunday at his home here.
Fred Long of Ollie was the. guest
Of friends in town Tuesday.
Myron Walker and family have
moved on the Kramer farm north OF
Keota.
v. w. Ward was in Fairfield on
business Sunday
Fred Smith and Lorraine Holdings
worth attended the dance In Harper
Tuesday evening.
=. E. Swank went to Ottumwa Mon
day, where he has secured a position.
Mr.. Swank is one of Richlands best
young men and we hate to lose such
couple as he and his wife from our
little city, but nevertheless we wish
them success.
Gilbert Evans and Fred Dutton were
Fairfield visitors Sunday.
Van Marshall Of Ollie was on our
streets Tuesday.
Miss Lena Drummond was pleasant
ly surprised Wednesday, evening in
honor Of her fifteenth birthday ami
versary A pleasant evening: was en-
joyed by all.
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e A d M For Sale. 20 acres one
\ a ~ AVA and one-half miles
northeast Of ottumwa. formerly be.
longing to Byron Whitcomb, deceased
underlaid with coal, easily mined
Terms reasonable. Inquire of A. ]
Rummel, Toledo, Ohio.
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Cross Lanes,

y. ~
Cross Lanes, Feb. 19.-Mrs. Maude
Lamme was a caller in this vicinity
last week in the interest Of the Cross
Lanes Sunday school.
Mrs. Stevenson visited a few days
last week at the home Of James
Beard.
A. Heston attended the Ed Harris
sale, west Of Batavia, last Thurs
day.
S. Russell was a caller at W. He's
toms Wednesday.
Harry Stevenson and his mother
and c. L. Parrett We're transactine
business in Fairfield Monday.
A. H. ColweH and son were in Fair
field Tuesday.
Bessie Walker made a short visit al
the Ed Kramer home this week.
Rev. G. w. Carnes of Fairfield will
hold quarterly meeting at Hickory
Ridge commencing Friday, February
26, and holding over Sunday.
Mr. Dodsworth returned home Wed.
nesday after a few days stay in thf.
vicinity transacting business.
Mrs. George Whitmore and Mrs
Martin are quite sick.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Observation-Disclosures
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-TARM OF 1919 ACRES 21a
miles northeast from Ottumwa, good i'm
provements. John II. Spry, Ottumwa. la.
SEVERAL GOOD FARMS FOR RENT.
Ben s. Benson.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WRITE FOR BARGAIN LIsT-RIPLEY
county, Missouri, improved and timber
bottom and upland; IS to SIS per acre.
Good schools and churches, fine climate
All kinds of crops and fruits. Frank
Landcrs, Domphan, Mo.
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FoR SALE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-FOR FARM, LIV.
cry barn, stock and residence: in good
town doing good business; no incum-
brance; good reason for selling. This will
bear close inspection. Write at once to
Box Al, Maitland, Mo.
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Butler.

Butler, Feb. 1871. G. Kennel is in
Sigourney this week attending court
were in Ottumwa{ Tuesday,
Mrs. A. J. Burgess is at Wright at
the bedside of her father, John Ship
ley, who is very lows
Chas. Newt was a Fremont caller
Saturday.
Ralph Donnell of ,Hedrick was a
caller at A. j. Burgess home on Tues
day.
A. J. Burgess and daughter Ella were
in Fremont Fremont Saturday.
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Charlton.

Charlton, Feb. 19.--While waiting for
a train Wednesday morning, Homer
aCaughlan, a travelling salesman met
with an accident which caused him
considerable Inconvenience. Mr.. Caugh-
lin slipped and fell, injurlng his knee
slightly. He did not think the injury
serious and took the train for Indian
ola. Before reaching that city his in
jury became troublesome and he was
compelled to return to Charlton that
evening, being unable to walk without
the aid Of crutches.
Rev. Palmer went to Humeston yes
terday where he attended a mis-
ionary meeting of the Baptist church.
Carl Anderson is confined to his
room this week with an attack Of the
measles.
The remains of Mrs. Anna Thompson
who died at her home in Norrata, In
dian territory, on Sunday, February
H. arrived in this city on Wednesday
evening and were taken to the home
Of her mother. Mrs. M. Houston, from
where the funeral services were con-
Quoted yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock
by Rev. B. F. Miller, pastor of the
Methodist church. The remains were
laid to rest in the Charlton cemetery.
The deceased leaves a husband, moth
err four sisters and three brothers to
mourn her demise.
Miss Belle Ragsdale came down
from Des Moines Wednesday evening
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Anna
Thompson.
Mrs. P. A. Mcdowell and daughter
Savilla of English township, were in
the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. G. D. Harmon came down from
Creston yesterday morning for a visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Householder.
Miss Cecil Knots is among the ones
who are on the sick list this week.
J. G. Sanger fell from a load OF
coal yesterday while coming to town
The fall rendered him unconscious fol
little while. He was picked up by
persons who happened to be close by
and carried into the home of Steve
Williamson, where a doctor was sum.
moned.
L. H. Russell is in Chicago this weel
on business.
Mrs. Clinton Cove Of washington
came yesterday. being called here by
the death of her sister, Mrs, Anna
Thompson.
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chequest.

Chequest.
Chequest, Feb. 1S.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Brooks are the parents of new
daughter, born Feb. a..
Miss Accil Petit closed her term
of school at North Lebanon last Fri
day with an excellent program In the
afternoon. Her school work has given
the best of satisfaction.
Miss Alta Steeps school closed last
Saturday, with exercises in the after
noon.
S. S. Harryman delivered three head
Of horses at Milton Saturday.
A number from here attended the
horse sale at Douds Station last Sat
urday.
There will be a graphaphone enter
tainment at the Valley school house
tonight. given by &. S. w. Roush, as
sisted by his wife.
Messrs. A. E. Mccullough and Otto
Mccullough and R. w. G. Harryman
and Mrs. Vina Roush attended the
funeral and burial Of Mrs. Eugene
Staples at Pittsburg, Tuesday.
There was pie and pound social
given at the home Of Otis Plowmar
last Saturday night. The young peo-
pie all report fine time.
Misses Alma Plowman, Della Nor
row and j. Maude Potter, and r. w. G
and S. S. Harrynan Were dinner guests
of Misses Bertha and Minnie Plowmar
Sunday.
Miss Della Morrow of Douds, and
Miss j. Maude Potter of Lebanon were
guests several days recently OF Mrs
w. H. Harryman of Chequest.
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@rnnoeisentbums usbsrtra8unsen.

Sarab 6. s. &eaoina on bic Sn=
oianapOlis & Cincinnati SractiOn Co.,
Sbeil Sec. IA, SOwnibip Is. &angs
4, elm older, Warren 3p., 500.
@eorse Dr.. Smitb on oisielbe,
Sbeil oeriel ben Sec, $2,l00.
glnora Gteinmeier u. u. Gil bic.
ielbe. She'll berielben &c., $500.
5. Cline on oisielbe, She'll berislbsr
&c., $3.50.
2ouiia Sartman II. u. on benfelben.
She'll bon oerielben SeetiOn 10. $500,
Winiam 6. 9artman an oenielben
She'll bon Section Is, bisIslbs. $500
SObn s. Smith an benielben, Sbei
BON Section Is, Center Somnibip
800.
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