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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-02-23
ct M Ito for Gpanten?

Gor en- Eib fben bleu tplaenbe meo>
belt fra 6opebfaben / Spanien:
I dDet npe &abinet bar 5enberne fuls
oe AT ptonoutlte 9pprssmaal, for
6unseren panbrer siennem Qanoet. Ser
Maorib leper $4,000 Tamilter paa
Barmbiertisbeb, os 2anbbefolfninsen
bar labet fig ruinere at 2lasertarle forat
faa 6ooer for fit Rueg. Ereoiue Bro<
cent 9tente forlanses % bliuer betalt
operalt, oe Nesieriusen er lite ifert NOT
til at nauoie ben trpstelise 2Oplssbeb,
fom unbersraper Mserbruasoinritterne.
9offet sipr alt. bet tan, forat linbre
gteoeu W&abrib, % Ronsen bar piit fin
pratttfe @anbs en- Gale, fom ban
bolbt til enbel Qlbelsbamer, ber braate
ban. Biueber % @auer, iom be baube
sipet til ben bellise Somfrus Statue,
torat bun ifulbe linbre Meoen blanbt be
tatti9e.
.Det ipnes mig. at Gbers 9eierpars
bisbeber er meset taabelise &pinber",
iasbe ban. ,Sea pouer at bemerte,
enbffisnt nosle af eter er samle not til
at pere min Mober, at s bar lapet
&roner, fine &ioler os -2ibier for en-
Statue. Eror s, at Statuen ptl pans
ore omtrius os omsiere al benne Staa
til Breb for nit bunsrenbe Tolt?"
Abelsbomerne Iaa etIla9ne ub, %
snoel al be pn9re ,uar nar ueo at be:
lsi111e.
vWaa ies bIiue tillaot at faa Son:
gems Wober I'll at Iuare for os?" {pur9:
te 2eoeren blanot be ariitotratiite &uin:
Der.
vStte npbuenbiet", fuarebe Song Ml'
fonfo tort. vMae. 9ronninser 8er'
ben, min Mooer inbbefattet, tan itt'
operbeuiie mig ON, at Detorationen al
en- Statue tan bielpe til at beipiie b
bunsrenbe Euitnber nit Xanb. On
ssenlfer At pere til nosen Mptte toll
Wtonartiet % for @panien, mine Da
mer, maa 5 labe ebers Sttnbeaisbeb ol
Opertro fare. Somfruen ifaar oue,
8asateQer, er leg Dis paa. Sun ua'
en- Fmpel &uinbe, en- af Solicit, uber
Eitel o9 uben &rone, % boube Teteli'
tor Toltet, for &c rtnse og BE buasri9e
Telg benbes @fsempel, mine Damer, ol
brus berefter eoers Ben9e, buor be ui
ajpre melt Nptte."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-02-23
.@idr VorSfiet paa Bolf.

ut lite Sernbane>Rompasnierne Be-
banbler ale list, bat allereoe lenge ue>
ret aluinbelig betienbt. men bet er liels
ben, man fan faa Torifieuen ans,pst /
beltemte Gal. vNortbfielb Mems", buis
&ebattpr os @ier er Soel g. j0eatmole,
bar tmiblertib meb mesen Wpie os fort
Mrbeibe foretaaet unberie9elier / ben
Retnins, os nebenfor anferer ri enbel
1obrae af bette 8lao forat piie. buor
piltaarlist os uretferbiat Sernbane>
&ompasuierne banbIer, uostet be er
ofentlise Eienere, Der Of Staten bat
faaet fore @ettisbeber os @auer. forat
be ifulbe tiene ben / @etteroisbeb.
Det nepnte Blab oplpier:
EotRen paa Rul fra gbieaso til st.
Baul er $l.25 % fra @bieaso til Nortb'
fielb 81 25. @n Wosn pua 40 Cen at
Rul pil bliue fprt fra @bica9o siennem
Nortbielb til ct. Saul for $50, men
beriom ben amme Wosn bliuer itanolet
/ Nortbftelb % lat paa ct Stbeipor, pil
Sernbanen tase 500 bsrtcr, enbFjen,
geien er Al Wail tortere fra Chicago til
ylortbfelo enb fra chicago til ct.
Paul. @r bette tpbelist not?
Det er iost af Sernbanefolt, at Bru'
gen al pais 9ier bet npbuenbiet fo'
Sernbauerne at ubli9ne en- etifra @enI
pr. Mil paa 6olt, iom maa betale fin
Biuetter. Torta1f ben @tit at 9tu'
Srtpas til nosle. % lab EatRen bliu'
to Gents pr. Meil for alIe.
@,fe Mar beitemte Sod Sslanb>Sp
tenet en- 8 Gents Eatlt for @ement Il,
Nortbfelb - ben iamme Eatf, ion
eiaItt for ct. Baul. Men iaar e,
Eatfen til Nortbfelb loc, os St
Yaul beboIDer fin samle Eatit.
.Biro Sslano Union" flyer, bet to
fer 81 at fraste ct Con Rul fra Du
lutb til Minnea9olis, l65 Wil, men ir|
Minneapolis til Buffalo Gate, IS Meil
tttofer bet $1.25:8et e. lite apbuen
bist at sipre mere enb at fpre @osne'
fra ct Spor inb paa ct anbet.
.Det to1er 6.6 mills pr. Con pr
M}il at lenoe ct Con Rul fra Dulntb ii
minneapolis, men bet foi1er 1876 mill
pr. Eon pr. Wt,l at ienbe ben iamm
Meuaoe Rul fra Minneapolis til Buf
| |falo Safe.
2it9felb, bet bar tun en- Sernbane
betaler Sc pr. 100 po. Trast TO
6uebe til Minneapolts, sc Mltl; 0!
Renpon betaler &c forat faa ienot bel
famine Measoe 6peoe IS Mil.
Set toRer Blot 7c at ienbe 100 pb
6pebe fra @lencoe til Winneapolis, S:
Wi!, men bet folter SC at 1ence bel
famine Men9oe 9ueoe fra Nortbfelo ii
Winneapolis, Al Wttl.
Rornban6lerne Sc @ueur betale
7c forot faa ienot 100 Y6. Quebe ii
Minneapolis, 70 MiI; o9 Owatonu
betalsr l0c forat faa ien6t ben lamm
Mensbe 9pebe til famine Warfeo, u
U1il.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-02-23
Mnoers Mnoreafen frtper til os fra

Mnbers Mnoreafen 1frtper til o5 fro
pelicau &apios iom fel9er:
vSe9 ienber SOC til Tornpelie al min
5ubfrtption, ba ieg liter 8laoet sobt
% tan lite uere bet foruoen. Je9 fin
Der meget soht 2eiettof BERT os 8repe
fra fornieQiae &anter af Verben. 'Se9
itulbe eierne fe, ON bet par Fere fou1
pilbe ienbe tnb noset til Blabet, iaa
funbe man lfripe til benz, ON man sns
febe." ..5.: ..~ u
9an tentsr bel paa faabanne, fom
bur Hyttet, os buis Abresie man lite
tienber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-02-23

Reprelentant Bennett fra Sos lton bar
/ 2esislaturen fremiat Torraq on1. at
8utiter mea Iutfes Rl. 6 Aften. Set
ital uere forat 8etieningen - iier Bi>
ger - lite ital bebsue at arbeioe mere
eno 10 Either ON Do9en. Dog taI
man faa bolbe aabent til SCI. 10
Mften ugen for Sul.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-02-23

De tan faa en- ieroeles imut Ealen>
ber meb Biueber af Bern peb at 1snbe
to Omi1as (wrappers) af Heltnols
@abe til &ei1nol @beu1ical Co., Baltis
more, Mo. De tan osfaa faa ben peb
at ienee 15c os ct Omilas. Tor 4oc
tan De faa en- &alenber o9 ct @tpttt
Nelfnol> >5ebe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-02-23
eSnobtIont,t9straftett., :,

Man bar mango raaenoe @tsempler
pae, butlten ubpre Snbfpoelie Snobilos
ninsen (ubesrunbet Tru9t {. Gts.) bar
paa Mennelfer. Denne SabFyoelie
pirter naturlisuts terit paa Sinoet, 1aa
pebtommenbe tan blipe forlfreftet oper
iasen @eroens Cling; men siennem
@inbet tan ben Masier at EilfeIoe
torplante fig uioere til 2esemet, faa at
uebtommenbe enbo9 tan 'bIiue belt fps
uoen nosen anben paauiielis Marfas.
Dette ter man faa ttbt Beuiier paa, ibet
Tolt I. Gts. tan bltpe fortislebe Of
Trgst for Eret, buor ber lite Ct Spor
af Eret tilftebe. man bar fet Ratienter
bltue fortjelebe at v2ufttret~. aaar be
Blot bprte en Dpr aabnes i en- felt anben
Del af en- flor Bpsnins. buor be opbolot
FIG - uaturlisuis inbe,enste / fit Wes
relie u,eb ombpg9eli9t tiuuttebe Btnbuer
ps Dpre (teut ON en- @muIe triife 2uft
ifulbe TONNE inb til ben,D, ftbbenoe tet
inbbpueoe Sbawler % meb Eeppsr ON
Benene, frYsteube bele Eiben fer Zen enc
fore, ouerbensente Tare, Der uafaoeIis
i1taar for xanten ion, bet fele Spbeelfe,
Der let builtetiombelit ubeuostet Diebltt
fnnbe ouerfalbe bet ulpttelise DFer -
tbi vulptteIis" u,aa 10 en- FABIAN Yerfon
p1re. Trpsten sioroe Eonten fps, og
ben ipse Eante uirtebe nebbrybenbe paa
0r9anismen. Og uebton.menoe bIeu
tyg af bare 2uftfret - for9lemmenbe
naturIisuis, at beriom bet lite uar for
ben friite 2uft uoentor. faa tuaoe ban
lite lepe fem Minutter.
Manse @enneifer bliper ip9e peo
Eanten ON, at bet. be iptier, nil ifabe
benz; be mener. at be lite taaler bette euer
bint, 90 Ouerteuisnin9eu berom er not
til / 2ensoen at slere benz ipse. 9uis
bet, fom be ipiier, men lite tan taaIe, er
so9et, fom man ueo bprer meb til en-
funobebsmesfs Roit, iaa bpr man ifeoets
for ftrats at bliue bause beaere giue fig
til at unberipse. ON ber lite par andre
@runoe til bet paafpl9enbe Slbebefin>
benbe, iom {. @ts. en- ubeIbts euer uriss
tts @ammenietnius at Tobemtbler euer
li9nenoe.
Baa ben anben 9ibe bar ri o95aa
trufet benz, Der t11ener, at bet er tulb>
Renp,s Itseeploist, buab man ipiler --
bet pare fig &jpo, 6leif, 8lo6, @obite
- naar man blot mener, at bet in9en
@taoe sier4 Dette ct naturlispis at
saa til ben mob latte Ooerltsbeb. Snsen
taaler +. Cts. 6leit. 5piritus os lianeuz
De, 1eIp ON man altris bar merfet nosen
1iseFrem ubebaseliss Tplser af bet; bisie
Cling ct ifabelise, os Tplserne pil for
ener {enere piie fig. 6ueu tror pel, at
Operbepisniu9en om, at bet ttfe ptl lta>
be, pilbe tunne irelle nosen fra Dpben.
bpis be tos en- itor Doiis Strptnin2
Det lfabelise er altio itabelist, ibporpel
Trpst uoen Euiul nosen Grab tors9er
Taren.
@u Brofeslor par peb en- pis 2eili9s
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-02-23

@n flor Slbebranb Sncianapolis
pbeIaeoe otte Bpgninser o9 foraaricseoe
ct Sub al 81, 100000 Sbnba9saften.
6ele Uorretnlnssoelen al Bpen par als
porlia truet. @n Branomanb tom al
porlist tilifabe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-02-23
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D.,tTe8.MM g., g.

tm.HSfn2 Mo81e Hittt9e GfanoinabtRt
!x.z. 8eettb % &nt,toet til at arbeibe
= fpr Ds fin esen 9emstabn, psiaa
npele til at reiie for us. - 9taoig DIaoS foe
ginteren euet torf bsle Aafet. = 21n $3.50
" 9as. - aasaaItoeliet ,8irma n,es Hast Rasi
1tsat. gbeIfe behbpes ifte, men nad babe gobe &n,
tEiaItneer.f 6Or 1sutrmere Dplpsntnser friu til
13xIlIlHIa 0In1ee
270.z56. WABASH AVEss fcfiScA0O. III.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-02-23

1Sra &iebenbapn blep mebbelt Wfans
bag, at &uslanbs 3bie Baci1c>@ffabre
faaes a! pasiere Den 2an9elanb ON
Mor9enen ben Dag.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-02-23
Fork0IeIse heIbredet paa en- Da9.

Tag Laxative Bromo Ouinine Tablets.
Pengene ti1bage fra allie Apothekere, hvis like
helbredet E. w. Groves Nayn paa hver
Eske. 25c.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-02-23

Snbbpoeller til Brpuupper trpttes
useblabets Erutteri ...~y 3.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-06
PAcKwooD.

Packwood, July AIRS. Nellie War
ner and daughter, of Ottumwa, are
guests of friends in this city.
! A daughter was born June 20 to
Mr. and Mrs Whit. Lyon.
Mrs. G. c. Davis, of Iowa Falls, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.
B. Grafton.
Mrs Mollie Brinker attended the
meeting of the Mystic Circle at String
town Saturday night.
P. B. Grafton, wLo suffered a stroke
of paralysis recently is slightly better.
1t is now generally thought that Will.
liam Cowgirl, who was found badly
hurt and dying on the Milwaukee cut
off near his home, was murdered and
robbed and his body placed on the
track. 1t was known that he carried
on his person $500 in bills, beside a
pocketbook containing $40. The roll
of bills were gone while the pocket
book and contents, also gold watch
were in their usual place.
Another heavy rain fell yesterday
afternoon. Farmers are becoming dis
couraged. 1t is impossible to get in
the fields with mower and the grass
and oats will soon be spoiled. A great
deal of clover Is already rotting in
the fields where it was cut, and the
rains prevented it's curing. Many fields
of corn are beyond caring for, the
grass coming up so thick, that they
cannot now be cultivated.
The Fourth will not be celebrated
here. Many Of the citizens went to
other towns to help celebrate.
Noah Eicher and wife, Of Winfield.
and Ezra Eicher, of Wayland, visited
at ]. l.. Eicher's Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. G. T. Norman and
their guests, Mrs. ]. g. Warner and
daughter, Of Ottumwa, visited at ]. A.
Moorman's, Rural route No. 1, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Myers and son
Glen and wife, Of Abingdon, were Sun.
day visitors alto. B. Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Ireland, of
Brookville, visited relatives in this
vicinity Sunday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-06
LIBERTYvILLE.

Libertyville. July A sister and
niece Of Mrs. Work, of Liberty town
skip, came from Kansas City Monday
of last week and remained until Fri
day, visiting at the home of Mrs.
Work.
Miss Nellie Warner returned from
Richland Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Lepo
June 81, a daughter.
Miss Sadie Mccain departed on
Monday of last week for Cedar Falls,
where she expects to take a summer
course in the State Normal.
Mrs. John Bishop went to Rock ISL
and. June "a, to visit her daughter, and
will remain two or three weeks
VIM. Hill and Misses Carrie and
Grace Lepo left yesterday for Denver
Colo, and will take in the Epworth
League convention
Rev. C. Springer went to Utica Sat
urday and preached there Sunday.
Miss Grace Morris, Of Fairfield. was
here Tuesday, arranging for an elocu-
tionary entertainment to be held in
this place. in the near future.
Rev. Lewis Fordyce went to Stock
port Saturday morning and spent the
Sabbath with old friends north OF
town.
Mrs. Green and daughter, of Bur
l!ngton, a sister of Mrs. Rankin, are
visiting at the Rankin home. Miss
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-06
CHARLTON.

Charlton, July Airs. Vernon Har-
mon came down from Des Moines yes
terday to spend the Fourth with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John House
holder.
For Farm Insurance see Kelley.
Morgan Williams is home from a
trip to Rock Island
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hobson of
Washington, Iowa. are visiting with
relatives in the city
Lester Carter came down from Des
Moines to play in the band today
Miss Jessie Morley of Neuburn is
visiting in the city.
Smoke Noxal Club cigars. &C.
George Downward and Miss Ola Byers
We're married Sunday in this city.
Mrs. Will Graham went to Bowen,
ILL.,, yesterday for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Nellie Wetzel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will frost are spend.
ing the week at Davis CITY
Henry Bell Of Ottumwa was a bust
ness caller in the city yesterday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-06
SOCIALISTS APPEAL TO
ALL RUSSIANS TO STRIKE
themselves, many being killed or
wounded,

General Kahanoff, who Is in military
| charge of Odessa, has reported to the
emperor that revolutionary COM
mittee Of twenty was in control of the
Kniaz Potemkine when that battleship
and the Georgi Pobiedonosetz sailed.
| The crew on board the latter, General
Kahanoff added, were won over by this
committee together with number of
Jewish students, who came on board
and informed the sailors that the army
was in entire sympathy with the move
ment, and advised the crew to throw
their officers overheard.
Against the latter advice the crew
demurred and later the officers were
set ashore. A revolutionary committee
was then organized on board the
gi-Pobiedonosetz, and the two
mutinous ships sailed They returned
to the harbor Saturday night, but the
Kniaz Potemkine, having no pilot on
board, put to sea again, and sailed for
Roumania, whereas the Georgi
Pobiedonosetz entered the harbor and
after parley with the military authori-
ties the crew expressed a desire to re-
turn to their allegiance and take back
their officers.
Would Sink Mutineers' Ship.
Odessa, July At is reported per-
sistently in army and navy circles
that the Kniaz Potemkine is being
stalked and pursued by several torpe-
do boats which intend to sink her. The
crews of these boats consist of officers
who volunteered, so there is no danger
of their refusal to obey orders and de-
stroy the renegade ship.
Japs RepuIse 900 SIavs.
Toxic, July 4.-On the morning of
July l the Japanese forces repulsed
tvJ Russian cavalry thirteen miles
northeast Of Kangpin. One hundred
and fifty Russian cavalry and infantry
with eighteen guns attacked Shishiku,
eight miles northeast Of Pinniu river.
The engagement lasted until dawn of
July 2, when the enemy was repulsed.
The enemy's casualties were over 400
and the Japanese ninety.
Linevitch Claims Victory.
ST. Petersburg, July general
Linevitch, telegraphing to the emperor
reports the humiliation of japanese
battalion on July 1 near Suavaits, six.
teen miles south of Lao Choupen.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-06
SALEM.

Salem, July &C. E. Way and fam
lily have moved into their new house.
Miss Addie McClure's new house is
completed.
Mrs. D. E. Reeves and son. Cook, of
Keokuk, are guests at the home of
Mrs. Reeves parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
H. Cook
DR.. E. w. Cook and family, arrived
Thursday for visit with Mr.. Cook S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Cook.
Miss Anna Pidgeon is visiting
friends at Burlington.
Mrs Amos Binford, after an extend
ed visit with her parents, has returned
to her home at Yuma, Colo.
Miss Nellie Sinclair. of Mt. Pleasant,
spent several days of last week with
Salem friends.
Miss Lola Parkins is visiting with
relatives in Ottumwa.
Elmer Peck has gone to spend sew
eral months on the Pacific coast and
will visit the Portland exposition.
Miss Mabel Wilmeth is a guset Of
relatives in Nebraska.
Mrs j. w. Hawkins was called to
Quincy, ILL.,, Tuesday by the death of
her nephew, Louis Young.
]. Wilson has returned to his home
in Colorado
The w. w. society of the Methodist
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-06
STOCKPORT.

Stockport, July Al. G. silvers and
family visited Sunday south of Keo-
sauqua, at the home Of Mr.. Clark.
The heavy rains the past week have
been damaging to corn and retarded
haying-
j. Wehn, one of Stockport's citizens,
visited the Gem City Thursday, and
reports very pleasant time.
Peter Nelson, of Batavia, president
of the Stockport Savings bank, spent
Wednesday in the city.
J. A. Amy and family, of Monmouth
ILL.,, arrived last Wednesday and are
now located in the Leverton property
and will open up a general store in
the Dorothy property next Tuesday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-06
Episcopal church will serve ice cream


Episcopal church will serve ice cream
and cake today
c. Scott went to TT. Madison Tues
day to visit his son, Delbert and fam
lily.
The union temperance service at the
Congregational church was we'll at
tended Sunday evening. Rev. Hub
bard's address was appreciated.
DR.. and Mrs. John Dilts and daugh-
ter, Miss Winifred, of Primrose, We're
dinner guests of Salem relatives
Wednesday, Miss Winifred remained
fer longer visit
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshall spent
Wednesday at Mt. Pleasant.
Tuesday Prof. Grew, Of Chicago, ar
rived and joined his family, who have
been spending several months with
Miss, Sarah Hargrove. They left on
Thursday for Denver, Colo. where Mr..
Grew with his family will spend his
vacation.
Miss Laura Canim went to Mt.
Pleasant Monday to attend normal.
Miss Nettie Cammack came home
from normal Wednesday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-06
sIeouRNEY.

Sigourney, July 3.-Mr. and Mrs.
Lon Hollingsworth, of Des Moines, are
visiting among old friends here. Mr.
11ollingsworth was at one time deputy
county auditor and later for many
years an official of the Keokuk County
State bank.
The two new carriers appointed for
the additional two new routes to begin
from this place August l, are Merrill
Crawford and Thomas w. Beall. They
have selected as their substitutes. Ron
aid L. Crawford and Virgil S. Beall
Villa Jones, of Keota, spent Sunday
| with her mother.
Mrs. 5. G. Minteer is visiting in OF
| tumWa. t
DR.. Eastburn and children, Glen and
Audrey, We're in the city Friday even
ing. visiting at the Elmer Eastburr
ZONE. and returned to Hedrick Satur-
day morning.
E. B. Rosstter and family are now
pleasantly located in the Mrs. McMil-
Ian property one block west of the
, square.
Keokuk county lost some bridge ma
terial in the heavy down pour of rain
last Friday. The bridge gang Were
erecting a structure in the south part
OF the county, where torrent of water
rushing through carried out the false
work and the part of the structure
they had up
Mrs. H. F. Wagner and little daugh-
ter are visiting at Mr.. Wagner's moth
ers home near Martinsburg.
H. B. Ealy, Of Webster, was bust
ness caller in town Saturday.
Miss Anna Nieman has returned to
Chicago after few weeks visit at the
ncme of her parents.
The county board contracted with
q. H. Phelps, of Delta, to furnish ce-
ment blocks for the new building at
the county poor farm. The contract
was made Saturday and work will be-
gin immediately
Miss Flora Moline is home from
Spencer, where she has been teaching
acnool for the past year. She will stay
for the summer and may return to
Spencer this autumn.
e. l.. Root and children, Edna and
Rex were in the city Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Stacks and son.
Wendell, are visiting at the Chester
Ferry home. Mrs. Stacks maiden
name was Ferry and their home is at
Lake View.
The county board will let the con-
tract for new iron bridge on South
Skunk river, on July IL,
Miss Emma MONTE. Of Lead, S. D.,
is here to spend the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan MONTE.
Heavy rains here Sunday afternoon
and Sunday night. The farmers are
Leginnig to feel a deep concern in re :
gard to the outcome as it has contin-
red for 50 long time that all crops
are suffering.
Mrs. Julian Nitz is verv low, and
grave doubts exist as to her recovery.
A baby was born one week ago to-
day.
The Methodist choir gave special
praise service Sunday evening. Their
program consisted of songs by the
whole choir and solos and duets by
different ones of the members. In
spite Of bad weather a large crowd
MAS Dre sent
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LEBANON.

Lebanon, July &C. H. Johnstore
was in Keosauqua Friday on business.
Mrs. Henry Work was in Bloomfield
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike sadder visited
Friday near Douds.
Mrs. David Warner spent Tuesday
in Milton, the guest of Mrs. ]. w. He'll
wig.
Ned Harrison and Stanley Beeler
spent Sunday at Leando.
S. L. Humphrey was In Douds-Le-
ando Saturday.
Miss Abbie Conner spent Sunday at
Troy, the guest of Myrtle and Flor
ence Darnel.
William Strait and wife visited Sat-
urday with Burg Strait.
Mrs. j. w. Brewer and Mrs. Sam
Evans, of Chequest, passed through
town Thursday, enroute for Milton.
Silas Humphrey and family and A.
spent Sunday at Ed Humphreys, south
Cullen Humphrey, Willis Whiteneck,
Lewis Conner and Vance Wilson were
IN Keosauqua Friday night.
Last Friday being the sixty first
birthday of Mrs. r. G. Conner, her
neighbors and friends gave her sur
l.rise by gathering at her home with
well filled baskets and spent the day
with her and had a pleasant time
Eugene Harrison and family moved
last Tuesday to Leando, where Mi.
Harrison will engage in store with
Glen Wilson.
number of young people spent
Saturday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Davis. east of town.
Ned Harrison went to Ctnaril FRI
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. steav. Parks came
Saturday to visit Mrs. Parks parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Humphrey.
Miss Della Downing, of Cheauest,
| is spending a few days at the home
of her uncle. r. G. Conner,
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BIpWELL.

Bidwell, July 4. Elmer Rose and
family of Pleasant Home, were pleas
antIy entertained at the G.. r. CHS
man home Friday.
Mrs. John Johnston Of Stockton,
Calf, is visiting relatives in this
community.
D. L. Wilson of Lebanon, in COM
pany with his daughter, Mrs. Jennie
Brooks Of Keosauqua, are visiting rel
atives here.
Fred Holtz of Ottumwa was a bust
ness visitor in this vicinity last week.
Leonard Brooks the son of Mr. and
Mrs Jerome Brooks died on Friday
morning after a lingering illness Fu-
neral services were conducted Satur-
day at II o'clock at the Pleasant
Home church by Rev. Betz. Interment
was made in the Brooks cemetery.
Miss Navy Small of South Ottum-
wa, visited friends here on Satur-
day
Michael Oswald visited relatives in
Ottumwa last week.
Miss Bessie Fisk attended the Chau-
tauqua in Ottumwa couple of days
last week.
c. R. Chisman and daughter Miss
Eunlce spent Friday at the home OF
DR.. and Mrs. D. T. Rambo of Chilli
cothe.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Gates visited
over Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Nancy Eslinger of near Abba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Johnston in
company with Mrs.John Johnston, Mrs.
Jennie Brooks and Daniel Wilson, were
delightfully."- entertained Sunday at the
M. F. Upp home near Blakesburg..
]. L. Deskin of Ottumwa was a
visitor in Bidwell Saturday.