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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-02
FOSTER.
caster.

Foster, Feb. 1. - Gabe Johnson is
severely i'll with typhoid fever.
Albert Hoskinson was in Moravia
Monday on business.
Miss Nellie Price of Ottumwa is Wis
iting friends and relatives in Foster
this week.
Miss Eunice Wilson of Moravia was
in Foster Monday at the opening Of
the new hall.
Ross and Jim Huxford are visiting
at the home Of their sister, Mrs. Harley
Hoskinson in South Foster.
Dave and Will Lewis in company
with their wives we're in Hilton on
Sunday. visiting friends.
The mines run only three days last
week on account of being short of wa
ter for their boilers.
Miss Jennie Robinson of Avery Wis
tied her mother and other relatives
here last week.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. William An.
derson, January % a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Phillips of OF.
tumwa we're in attendance at the op;
ening of the new hall. Z
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry AIDES,
a daughter.
Miss Jessie Pearson of Abba is Wis
iting at the home Of her uncle Chas
Carlson.
Rev. Rowe of ~Blakesburg filed his
regular appointment at tire Methodist
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HAYESViLLE.

Hayesville, Feb. 1. - D. w. Hayes
went to Ottumwa Monday. Mr.. Hayes
expects to move to Ottumwa soon to
go into business with his son-in-law,
at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Utterback and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Griffin were in
Sigourney on Monday.
Mrs. G. A. Fredrickson and Miss
Jennie Naples visited with Mrs. Emma
Utterback last week.
John Schimmelpfennig vas in ST.
courtney last Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Harlin was in town last
Thursday.
Miss Lucy Richardson called on
Miss Minnie Crabb Thursday after
A. son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Jacobs, January %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hardesty enter
tanned a number of young people in
their home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Utterback Of He'd
rick, Mr.. and Mrs. Whit Hayes and
MI. and Mrs. Daniel Hayes Of this
place were entertained Sunday by Mr..
and Mrs. A. Burt.
Rev. Pickens filed the appointment
Of Rev. Pike here and at Lancaster on
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mile Beall of Sigourney was
in town Sunday.
Mr.. Porter and Miss Josie shivley
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Interests Being canvassed by the Sec
rotary, Miss Shaw, in oskaIoosa.

Oskaloosa, Jan. 31.-This society
has been organized over eighteen
years. It's object Is to rescue neg
lected or orphan children and are for
them until they can be placed in good
homes. In the year 1904 the Home in
Des Moines received two hundred and
fifty children. These they care for
until they are eighteen years old at a
cost never to exceed fifty dollars. In
the last year six children were taken,
from Mahaska county. Five from o.
kaloosa and one from New Sharon.
Since Its organization forty children.
from this county have been placed by
the society. Miss Eva Shaw. of OF
tumwa, is now in this city looking
after the interests of the society. She
is district superintendent Of fourteen
counties in this part Of the state, and
speaks in the highest terms of the
loyal support Of this county's board Of
supervisors and the district judges in
ali cases that have come before them.
The state board Of control have rec
ognized this society. to whom they
turn all juvenile court cases. It's
object is charitable work pure and
simple, and is most worthy Of support.
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s GROVE.

Ash Grove. Feb. 1.-The scarlet
fever is prevailing in this community.
Chas. Fletcher spent Monday in
Bloomfield.
Willie Tomlin attended church at
this place Sunday morning and took
dinner at j.. w. Proctor's.
Rev. Ed. Hastings filed the pulpit
at the Christian church Sunday morn
ing and evening. There was one adj
dition to the church at the morning
service.
Fenton Cassill, who has been at
tending court in Bloomfield, came
home Sunday.
Vida Fletcher and Thurman Cassill
spent Sunday with home folks.
Rev. Monkman preached al the
Methodist church Saturday night and
Sunday morning.
Abb and Millie Walker spent Sun
day at John .Glosser's.
Rev. Ed. Hastings conducted bap-
tismal services Monday, the candidates
being Miss Zelma Hutch and Nelson
Reynolds.
On the morning of January %, little
Leila Day, daughter of Sherman and
Starl Day, passed away. She was
nearly 3 years Old and was sick but a
short time with scarlet fever. The par.
ents have the sympathy of their many
:. friends in this vicinity.
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cupola of the M. E. church last Sat
urday.
Charles Couch went to Chicago last
week with a car load Of stock for
l.. NJ. Hartley
Mrs. S. M. Harted and children went
to Mt. Pleasant Saturday to visit Mrs.
rTa~tley's brother, O. N. Night and
wife.
G. E. Hartley. of Springer. N. M,
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Stypes is suffering from in
juries received from falling against d
chair Sunday.
Mrs. M. L. Packer returned Tuesday
from an extended visit with her broth
err in Kansas.
The mumps are attacking some Of
Salem's people
A team belonging to John Foss made
a lively run UP Depot street Monday.
AS the wagon bed was loaded with Goa
a good supply vas left on the street.
Miss Rae Ingrin came home from
Hamilton, ILL.,, Tuesday.
Miss Hoggat has moved from the
Conard building to her home in the
north part of town.
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BATAVIA.

Batavia. Feb. Roy Henderson
is very sick with pneumonia.
Protracted meetings still continue
at both churches.
Will Henderson. who has been in
the Ottumwa hospital for some time
receiving treatment for his eye, is
home.
Lester Joy of Ottumwa. moved his
family here last week. Mr.. Joy will
take charge of the harness shop.
]. M. Yearion has sold his place
southeast of town to Jim Wilson.
Up to the present date there has
been seventy-two additions to the Chris
tan church. Meetings will continue
throughout this week.
John German finished putting up
about ESQ tons of ice yesterday.
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rLEa1 tE-Ea-E
Episcopal church on Sunday evening.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gep-
hart. January %, a daughter.
Frank Mort was a business caller in
Hilton on Monday.
Charles Carlson and wife were call
ing on friends in Hilton on Monday
evening.
Smiley Darby one of the oldest set
tiers of this neighborhood aged go
years, was found dead in bed on Mon
day morning. Mr.. Darby was a bach
elor and lived the life Of a recluse.
The new hall was thrown open to
the public Monday with a splendid pro-
gram consisting Of speeches, songs,
Rotations and instrumental music.
Foster can now boast of as nice a
hall as any town of its size in the
state. The opening attraction will be
the Jack Bessey Troupe which will
play here February 2, 8 and 4.
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CONVICTION OF IRELAND.
Conclusion Of a Long Trial at For
Madison.

SOIlSlNotSl " VIZ
Madison.
Ft. Madison, Jan. 81. - A. z. ire
land president of the Railway Machin--
lists Union of America was convicted
In the district court at Fort Madison
of assault with intent to commit great
bodily harm.
The extreme penalty for the offense
Is one year in the county Jail or a fine
of $500. The trial has been in pro-
gress at Fort Madison for nearly two
weeks and the indictments grew out Of
the Santa Fe railway machinists'
strife in this city.
Ireland was Jointly indicted with De-
virne and Meyer, but the first men
toned was tried separately. During
the progress of the trial Devinne testi-
fed that he was a Pinkerton detective
in the employ Of the secret service Of
the railway company and then Meyer
testified that he was a detective in the
employ of some other agency. 1t is
evident that the jury accepted the ev.
idence Of Devinne and several other
witnesses for the state. The indict-
ment was returned because of an as.
sault which had been made upon q
man named Matheson. who was one of
the machinists employed to fill one OF
the vacancies created by the strikers,
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BlDWE ELL.

Bidwell. Jan. 31.-Miss Navy Small,
who has been very Ill with tonsilitis
is c~onvalescent.
Mrs. Bertha Lewis and the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Can.
field, are improving at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Childs. of OF.
tusnwa, spent a pleasant Sabbath at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Perry.
Misses Winnie Nelson, Ethel Pier.
son, Alice, Nelson, Mary Colligan and
Stella Nelson, Of Willard, Messrs
George Klingemeier of South Ottum.
wa, Paul Wilson of Milton, and Frank
Johnston, of Bidwell. were royalty en-.
tertained at the G. H. Garfield home in
Willard on Sunday.
The oyster supper at Center last
Friday night was largely attended and
much enjoyed by all present. A neat
sum Of money was realized. which will
be used for the purpose Of buying an
organ for the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Brooks enter.
tanned the Ladies Aid society at their
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southern Iowa. The lodge is practis-
ing every evening for the K. P. min
strel to be given in a few weeks.
The bowling alley was closed tues
day owing to the arrest Of the propri-
tor. Hans Nash, who was arrested on a
warrent sworn out by G. F. Davis,
editor OF the Bloomfield Farmer. for
violating the law by allowing minors
to play. He was arranged peIore
Justice Kelsey and fined SIS and costs.
J.. r. Haney. of Ottumwa, was a
business visitor at this place Tuesday.
S. j. Borden, of Kirksville. Mo, made
a business trip to this place Tuesday.
S. A. Lorenz leaves Wednesday for
Abba to attend the fifteenth annual
convention of the sixth district fun
eral directors association, of which ne
is secretary and treasurer. A two days
session will be held for which a splen
did program has been prepared.
Mrs. 1. N. Beckley is quite sick with
the asthma.
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oMFlE

Bloomfield, Feb. IA tin wedding
celebrating the tenth wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. John Battin was
held at the Battin home five miles
south of the city Monday. Dinner was
served at noon to about thirty friends,
after which a social afternoon was
spent in which an amusing little con-
test was held, honors being won by
Mrs. Fred Bullock.
The 1vanhoe club met Monday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. w. H. Nc
Achran. A paper on The Cars Pal
aces" was read by Mrs. John Evans
n a second paper on The Discovery
of the New Diamond" was presented
by Mrs. Duffield. The next meeting
will De held at the home of Mrs. Mic
Merry.
w. M. Houde sheldt, Of Cincinnati,
has been spending a few days with his
daughter, Mrs. E.. j. Noble.
A very enjoyable 6 o'clock dinner
was given at the w. A, Herman home
Tuesday evening. Covers were laid
for tw~enty-four and a very delicious
dinner was served. The amusement Of
the evening consisted of two contests
In the performance of a few of the
commo duties of life. The gentlemen
were required to see how quickly and
neatly they could slip a pillow case
onto a pillow, and the ladies We'd with
each other in sharpening a lead pencil
In the neatest possible manner. Mrs.
Herman will again be open to friends
on Thursday when an evening with
whist will be given.
I Rev. G. w. Powellson, Of Mt. Pleas
ant, Rev. Gardner, of Moulton, and DR.
Hancher, president of the Iowa Yves
leyan university are spending several
days in the city working in the interest
OF the contingent fund being raised fol
the university.
E.. s.. Gilbert, of Centerville has
been spending a few days at the A.
Gilbert home.
N. Bennett of Centerville, is spend.
ing a few weeks at the home Of Henry
Mendenhall.
Mrs. Kate Hickey and Mrs. Nelli'
Kelsey of Milton have sold their inter
est in the Milton hotel and We're il
the city Tuesday looking after bushes
interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. las Sutton nave re
turned from Golf, Kan, where the,
have been making their home sine
their marriage last fall. Mr.. Sutton
intends locating here
The Knights of Pythlas lodge is max
ing great progress this year and ha
greatly increased the membership, a
least one new name has been added t.
the list at each regular meeting. 4
new Cable-Nelson piano purchased a
a cost of $3.50 has been placed in tn
hall, and this with the new floor an
fixtures makes the hall the finest II
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SALE M.


Salem, Jan. 31.-Lawrence Wilde
spend a few days.
Enoch Berry and Thomas White sold
a nice lot of cattle to Mr.. Hall last
week.
Byron Dawson shipped a car load of
hogs to Chicago last Tuesday.
Mrs. E. Berry n daughter Mary
were the guests Of relatives In New
London from Saturday until Monday
of last week.
Misses Lille and Lydia Corsbie, af-
ter a few days visit with relatives, re-
turned to their home at Mt. Hamill
Monday.
Charley Weeks, who has spent sew
| eral weeks with Salem relatives, re-
turned to Kansas last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Hankins entertained
Misses Lula and Fanny B!akeway of
Mount Pleasant, from Saturday until
Monday.
Mrs. J. T. Roberts is visiting her
| daughter, Mrs. Clyde at Mnscatine.
County Supt. Annie Packer was In
Salem from Saturday until Monday.
Miss Edith Turner taught as assist
ant principal in the high school Thurs
day and Friday. Mrs. Grace Turner
was too i'll to attend to her school
duties.
Roy Green, Of Marshalltown, visited
his sister, Mrs. Flora TAYLOR, last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edwards have
enjoyed a visit from their son Frank,
of Fairfield.
VIM. Conrad and wife have moved
to their new residence here.
A fine new bell was placed in the
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klLBoURNE.

Kilbourne, Feb. 1.-Retta Maxwell,
of ottumwa, is spending a few days
with her parents at this place.
Roy stoops and wife, of Bonaparte.
visited at Craig Ruby's recently.
Miss Zella Ely, who is attending
school at Keosauqua, spent Sunday
with her friend, Grace Porter.
Edna Towne, who teaches at Union.
spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Reatherford spent severa days
last week with her sister, Mrs. Morrow
of Douds. who is quite sick.
A. B. Minear visited at home re-
Gently.
Mr.. INC Mrs. Robert Mccall Of Win
chester. visited owe Sunday with
friends at this place.
Anna Reatherford, Of Fairfield, is
visiting here.
Dora Gilbert attended the play at
Douds last Friday evening.
Ora Beggs Is sepnding a few days
at this place.
viii and Sam Catcott attended the
horse sale at Fairfield last Thursday.
Clarence Gilbert and Mort Beghtol.
also Jack Mercer We're business visi-
tors at Douds Saturday.
Mrs. Jessie Plowman and little
daughter Mabel visited relatives over
Sunday at Douds.
Florence Vance, of Birmingham.
visited friends at this place over Sun
day.
John Taylor and wife and Dick Gill
bert and family were shoppers in Biz
mlngham Saturday.
Ornie Town. who has been rome fol-
some time, returned to this place
Thursday.
Protracted meeting is still going on
quite an interest being manifested.
Mra Rplle Prown and son also Mrs
Will Watts left Saturday to visit with
friends at Eldon. From there Mrs
Brown will return to her home in Mon
mouth, III.
Miss Fellows is visiting here friend
Anna r, Forbes,
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we're married in sigourney on Thurs


day.
Mrs. Francis Chase and children of
Hedrick were visitors here Saturday,
Mrs. Jennie Mcmillan of Delta is
visiting with her sister Mrs. George
Jacobs here.
John Martin and Miss Minnie Crabb
took dinner at the home of Mrs. NAL
evia Utterback on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Jacobs were at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Utter
back on Sunday.
Watty Utterback of Delta attended
services here Sunday evening.
Frank Griffin and Miss Jennie Ma
pies called on the Stonebrake family
Saturday evening.
Miss Grace Gilland spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home east of Ian
caster.
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STRIKERS RETURN.

Two Hundred Lumber Wagons Go
Back to Work in Factories.
Chicago, Jan. 81. - Two hundred of
the 900 striking lumber wagon drivers
returned to work today in the factories
where agreements have been signed
with the union,
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IRVINE GIVES UP FIGHT.

Bishop Talbot's Tormentor Admits De-
feat in His Iona Contest.
Philadelphia, Jan. 31.-Rev. N. w.
Irvine today issued a statement an
nouncing that he had given up the
fight against Bishop Talbot.
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home on Beaver street, on last Wed.
nesday night. There we're about thtr-
ty present and all report a most pleas.
ant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Lathrop, who
slowly improving under the treatment
of DR.. L. Terrence, Of Blakesburg.
Arch Fisk and Miss Gertrude Lynch
attended the box supper at Hickory
Thursday night.
Willie Dixon and family of Chillico-
the were guests at the home OF Mrs.
Mary Chisman on Sunday.
Miss Bessie Fisk, Of Chillicothe, re.
turned home Sunday after a brief visit
with relatives. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Oswald, Paul
Chisman, Thomas and Mollie Oden-
baugh were pleasantly entertained at
the u. l.. Harlan home In Pleasant
| Home on Sunday.
Harvey Marts and family visited rel
atives in South Ottumwa recently.
BIRMINGHAM.
Birmingham. Feb. /. - A tenant
house the property of John Pebles,
about two miles southwest of town was
burned to the ground about noon on
Tuesday of last week. Walter Basth-
low occupied the building. The con-
tents we're saved.
D. W. CARRIER will be installed post
master of the Libertyville office CT
Tuesday.
Rev. George Blagg and wife of Mys.
tic, arrived here Monday evening and
are guests of Rev. G. Springer. They
will remain and visit a few days.
Rev. G.. L. Miners Of Mt. Pleasant
and Rev. Taylor Of Pennington arrived
Monday to spend a few days.
Emery P%earsons, youngest child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearsons has the pneu
monia.
Capt. Watkins has been quite sicl
for several days. He and his wife have
planned to make a trip to California
and will start today if his health will
permit.
E. w. Warner is under the doctors
care and has been for several days.
William Swarts' child has been il
for a week or more.
The meetings at the M. E. churcl
are still in progress with good in
terest being taken in them.
The meetings at Cross Lanes ar
still moving along.
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It is hard to convince some people
that cheapness without quality does
not amount to anything. A good ar
ticle sold at a low price is a true mean
ing Of a bargain. Our Shoes are made
of a trustworthy quality of leather on
lasts that guarantee style and proper
shape. The prices we are asking for
our good Shoes are a little bit lower
than the average value.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-22
LINCOLN

Sept. 19.-Mrs.. John Randall and
Mrs Jay Bartholomew visited rela-
tives and friends in Motley last week.
- Mrs. L. Anderson visited in Little
Falls last Saturday.
It is reported that Thos. Fallon,
who is in Dakota, had the misfortune
to lose one of his valuable horses late
ly:
~ Supt Seldom visited our school and
aattended to other business In our VIII
.hge last Thursday.
Fred Kan hall was in Ft. Ripley last
: week.
Il Miss Florence Enke was sick during
the most Of last week.
s@3 Miss Mary Warmer has been Ill
with ear trouble for the last few days.
D. Low Anderson ia home and Is work.
ing on the section.
~ Elmer son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Randall, fell from a plank which the
littlo fellow was playing with, and
fra ctured his arm.
? Mrs. A. B. Robinson arrived here
last Tuesday from Terry, Mont, and
will visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Avery and family.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-22
RAJ PR AlRIE

Sept. Is Frank Carton and Dell
Mann left for Dakota Monday.
Mrs. John Wards.and Mabel Edeburn
went to Holdingford for an extended
visit with relatives. ..sf d. j., y .=.z
Albert johnson and Guy Bowder
are helping p. B. Swanson stack hay.
Claud and EDDY Ward Of Dist. 46
are attending school in Dist. OF. -
Roy Milender is working for John
Maggie. ~- ....s-~>' ~~., ~.
Fred Bouck was Motley visitor
Thursday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk EIDE.
burn, Sept. 18th, girl.
Fred Bouck and Dell Jennings. left
for Dakota today.
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LAKIN

Sept. 11.-There was q party from
Silver Lake in Lakin looking at land
and also bought some. The postmaster
In Silver Lake was one of them and
Trootney was one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleck visited at their
sons, Theodore Fleck. last Sunday.
Sam Wilderson and wife visited at
A. j: Nelson last Sunday and MI.
and Mrs. Fleck and Theodore Fleck
and wife made cali also.
Everybody is happy in Lakin. Hay.
ing all done and good.
School commences today In the
brick school house in Lakin. The
school trustees hired q teacher was
was to commence the 18th Of Septem-
Der. The school teacher came out
here on Sunday and went back on
Monday. got home sick. They have
got one now that will stay.
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HUFF

Sept 19.-Plenty of rain to lay of
the threshina for q time. but 1t puts
ths g.vund In splendid condition for
plo~!ng.
w. 8. Gish put in last week view
ing the ditch in Clough ana this week
In attendance at court at Little Falls
az petit juror.
Some Of orr people have sent in OK.
hibits for the fair at Little Falls and
there may be q fair attendance from
Parker IT the weather turns out favor.
able.
School in District Is commenced
Monday the 18th, Miss Lulu Pavner as
teacher.
Corn is all out up and IL good and
sound Init or'v little Of it. Sorghum
no good.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-22
SULLIVAN Lake

Sept 8 to 10.-School commenced
Mono with Miss Pearl Longley of
Littl 'alls az teacher.
NJ and Mrs. NJ. N. Caldwell will
go t The Falls Saturday on business
ST, :. 14.-Miss Mabel Sims visited
at the Lake Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Lynn and daughter are
expected home this week.
Mr.. and Mre. G. e., T. 8. and Miss
Look were cranberrying Monday last
They brought home two bushels.
Mr.. Evans visited with Mr.. Caldwell
Wednesday.
F. A. johnson and G. A. Look were
ranberrying Wednesday.
A. ". Cook, our mail carrier will
make his first trip Friday of this
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Look and Mr..
VIM. Mattson were Lake callers
Wednesday
G. E. Look went to Brainerd Thurs
day.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-22
WEST RIPLEY

Sept. 19.-Mss Ethel Kmtsll is EN-.
ploved at Mrs. Clark 8.
Bert Diddems went to St. Paul Mon
day with q carload of cattle. From
there he will go to the southern part
of the state to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Miss Clark and
Mrs. Cook and children visited friends
at Lenox, SATURDAY..
Balnche Tedford is sick.
Ray Cook has purchased q pony of
Mr.. Tough.
The one-year old daughter of Mr..
anc Mrs. Toe Adams is very ill with
canker sore mouth.
Misses Julia Oby and Jessie Neill
were callers at Frank Cooks Sunday
afternoon.
Rev. Henry DinRman of Clough
preache in the school house in DIS.
trict Al Sunday afternoon. A fair
sized congregation assembled to hear
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Genore Pelkey are the
ha ppy parents of baby girl.
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West Ripley

Sept. y. sou.e corn was cat last
week, but corn harvesting Is much
more general this week. and II
weather continues favorable the
greater part will be cut by the end
of the week. ~ -,
Miss Ethel Kimbsll spent Sunday a
other home in Clough town. . ~.
/. Miss Euuiee Beaumont is home from
Little Falls. a.
Miss Minnie Ledoux of Little Falls
visited Mrs. Wesley Cook Tuesday.
Robert Tedford and Miss Ethel
Kimban went to Little Falls Wednes.
day. -. 3'"
r. j. J. CLARK of Little Falls came
down from. Grow Wing Thursday and
stopped of to visit his brother, Amos
Clark, returning to Little Falls Fri.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Trask and son
Of Clough, visited friends here
Wednesday.
Lyman Smith is visiting at the
home Of his sister.in-law, Mrs.
Joseph Adams:
Miss Ethel Kimball went to her
home in Clough Thursday.