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The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28
DISTINCT GAIN IS SHOWN
whoiesome ufewth III Business rs
Industrial Lines Show Con
iimuea Activity.


New York, sept "a. hi Il, nun n
Co.'S weekly isesiew IL Trade says
Current ttade elbows d distinct gain ia
comparison with the same time last
year, crop reports are rsaasufing. and
evidences OF continued activity are no.
ted In almost every Department. 81 indus.
Try. A wholesome growth without the
threatening danger Of reckless imitation
Of prices. ~ a commercial condition
greatly 10 be desired and these elements
are recorded In The majority Of dis
patches Fall trade Ii now we'll under
way, especially encouraging results be-
Ing achieved In dry goods, millinery.
footwear and all lines Of wearing APP
parel, while mercantile payments are
unusually prompt for the season. There
Is steady consumption OF groceries and
other staple articles OF food and In fur.
niture, erockcry and numerous house,
hold utensils the distribution Is ygor-
Gus. Manufacturing plants In the Lead
ing Industries receive large orders, d
heavy tonnage OF iron and steel business
being placed and machinery houses
making very cheerful reports; footwear
shops have ample business in Sight;
textile mills are busy although new
contracts come forward more slowly;
-four mills and sawmills have enlarged
production, aud the fuel markets reflect
the stimulus Of active factories. A lit
the damage was done by floods In the
southwest but weather conditions are
favorable On the whole"
Bradstreet's says: "Tbe tenor Of job
bling trade and Industrial advices Is
more unanimously favorable fhis week
than at any preceding period this year.
At the leading jobbing centers ACTIVE
ity continues notable in all lines Of dry-
goods, clothing shoes and lii fact all
kinds OF wearing apparel. II is further
to be noted that secondary points OF
distribution are sending better adyices.
Industry Is active, iron and steel lead
ing with larger Gales and firmer prices
in the crndcr forms heretofore inclined
to lag Mare rs doing in the coal and
coke industries and prices are harden.
ing. Building material particularly
timber and hardware still reflect unpre-
cedehted activity for this season Of the
year. There is more doing In retail
trade though heavy rains and floods
have operated 10 restrict operations
west and northwest The absence OF
frost Is still the favorable feature In the
crop situation, fayoring as II does the
almost total exemption Of corn from
damage. The beginning Of the heavy
spring wheat movement ip the north
west Is reflected In better retail trade
and collections, and the like report
comes from portions Of the south not
affected by yellow fever guarantees,
owing TO the cotton crop beginning to
move. Taken as whole, collections
have improved; money Is easy, though
shipments to the country still continue
large"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28
Geo. w. Johnson.

In the district court Of the State OF
iowa, IN and for Mahasle county oc.
tober term, A. d. 1905.
TO Geo. w. Johnson:
You are hereby notified that on or
before the first day OF September 1905,
a petition Of Huber q Kalbacf ct al
will be flied in the Office Of the clerk
Of the district court Of the STATE OF
Iowa,in and for Mahaska county, claim.
ing OF you the sum Of Five Hundred
Dollars on promissory notes and ac'
counts for merchandise sold and de-
liyered, and asking that a receiver be
appointed and that your property be
sold by him and your debts paid.
And that unless you appear hereto
and defend before noon Of the second
day on the October term, A. ID. 1905,
OF said court, which will commence
on the third day Of OCTOBER, 1905, dc.
fault win be entered against You and
iuCsyment rendered thereon as prayed
for IN said petition.
Irving g. Johnson,
eva Attorney rcr Plaintiff.
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uhwfvants fhss yeaf FAilA en AAsas
aay, asptemheF 20

ms Jewish New NphfH aMy III shs
YEAR baev. according " me Jewish
calendar eUmrn ealntdhg, September
ao un shia dnY thp Jews MI over Chs
world win exchange greetings, Each
yeas, en this dag the Jews receive
many messages from their friends
everywhere The calendar ~ thu
Jews Ii divided Into twelve lunat
months and the Reckoning datpa from
the supposed beginning IL the world.
Throughout the month Elul, which
pfecedea the month Tisri, tho FIRST
month IL the year, tho strictly rellg.
ious and coremonious members ii the
race prepare for the beginning ot the
year and for the feast az trumpets
which falls ON the first day OF the new
year. According TO tho ancient Gus,
tom the trumpets, or called shafar In
Hebrew, are 10 be sounded daily dur.
ing the month In warning of the ap.
proach Of tho new year.
Ten days after the first day Of the
year the fast Of Yum Kippur, the day
Of atonement. is observed with fasting
and prayer. This Is the great fast OF
the Jews, and Is, indeed, the only fast
observed by Moses, and IL was orig
inally instituted as the day OF expia-
ton for the sin Of the golden calf
mentioned In the thlrty.third chapter
OF Exodus. This fast will come on
the 9th day Of October this year.
The fast begins with sunset on the
day preceding and lasts twenty-four
hours until the stars are seen in the
evening, During the Russo-Trkish
war, when many Jews were In service
under the Russian flag. the day was
observed with fasting on the field OF
battle.
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Original Notice.
w. Il. Richie

s. g. Daniels, Hornback Grocery Com.
pany, g, II. Hornback, Fierz &
Company ct al, Defendants.
October term, 1905. .
To Hornback Grocery Company, G.
II. Hornback, and Fierz & Company,
defendants;
You and each Of you are hereby no.
tiled that there is now on file in the
Office OF the clerk OF the district court
Of Iowa, In and for Mahaska county, a
petition OF the plaintiff, w. II. Richie,
claiming as against s. @. Daniels and
wife the foreclosure of a mortgage In
his favor, for $4,000, on lot Z, block 2,
Stafford's addition to the city Of oska-
loosa, Iowa, claiming that HIS mort.
gage is a vendors lien securing the
purchase money OF said property.
That you, and each Of you, are JUG.
ment creditors whose claims and In.
terests are inferior TO that Of the plain
tin. He also asks that said mortgage
lien be decreed superior to yours, and
that your rights be foreclosed and you
barred and estopped from having or
claiming any interest in said real es'
tate. No personal claim whatever is
made against any Of the defendants
except the said s. @. Daniels.
That unless you appear and defend
before noon of the I'd day Of the oc'
tober term, 1905, Of said court, (Which
will commence on the Sd day Of octo.
Der, 1905, and be held In the court
house at Oskaioosa, rowa,) default
will be entered against you and judg.
ment and decree rendered as prayed
for in plaintiffs Ietition.
w. II. Heating, "
gw4 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Arregted On Murdor cbarge

Escanaba, Mich, Sept. 23.s-Joha
Jones was arrested here Friday for
the murder on June 2S Of w. w. Dim
mock formerly collection agent for
Milwaukee, house. Jones was last
seen With Dimmock on June 2S, and
disappeared at that time, returning
Saturday he protests his innocence.
Dimmock was shot several times In
the read and back, and his body hid
under a pile OF ties
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Blg Loss ~ Flre.

Charleston, w val. sart 23 A.iogs
Of 100000 and serlous Injuries to 4
number Of fremenTesulted from Ore
early Friday near the business center ~
the city The fire started 81 the candy
department On the fourth floor III TIE
six.story building occupied by I,5kew.
Smith & Cannon just lack Of the bual-
ness center, and completely destroyed
that building and stock, also the adjoin-
Ing building.
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lions following period Of silence
alarmed Mrs. Burkett. She spoke 70
him, asking IL he were III, and no fell
forward from the porch, unconscious.
He was carried into the house and
medical attention was summoned. The
man regalned partial consciousness
late this morning.
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IA SUCCESSFUL eAlR.
such Was That Of New sharon-M Made
Money and Ecllpsed all Previous.

New Sharon, Sept 2s. The New
Sharon Fair closed Friday evening In
one OF the most successful meetings
ever held by the society. The attend
ance Friday was a record.breaker for
the last day OK the Fair. and far ex-
ceeded the expectations Of the man.
agement. Al large crowd from oslSa.
loosa was in attendance again for the
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28
THE TROUBLE SETTLED.
Young Bruner, Who Assaulted Gard
neir, Is Released.

Through a compromise effected that
the young man might continue on the
road With his troupe to ottumwa, a.
r. Bruner Of the Homestead company,
was released by Justice Pichett Fri
day. Bruncr was arrested on a charge
OF assaultlng a passenger upon an
Iowa Central train Friday morning.
Immediately after the case was Heard,
J. w GARDINER, who complained that
Bruner had assaulted him, filed a
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28
MARC. BuRKETT sTRickEN.

M. d. Burkett was stricken with pa.
ralysis last evening about seven-thirty
o'clock and Is lying In a serious con.
dition at his home, No. 705 South Mar
ket street.
He was sitting on the front porch
talking with his wife. His strange ac-
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BEAN. Died, at her home In In.
dlanapolls, Of consumption at s:1o
o'clock q. M, Friday Sept ~, 1905.
Mrs. Eva Bean, ageu 40 years.Funeral
at indianapolis at IL O'clock a. m,
Sunday, Sept. "a.
Deceased leaves q husband, w. i.
Bean, and two children, Miss Zena
and Hoyt
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day and the New Sharon people turned
out well, The speed program Of the
afternoon was interesting and was
closely watched by the crowds.
The Fair Association has made mon.
ey this year and has broken all pre-
yious records a statement Of the fl,
nanoes will -e given within a short
time.
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NELSON, Died, at the home Of
the parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John D.Nel.
son, Friday, Sept. 20, 1905, at 2 p. M
Benjamin r. Nelson, aged 2 months,27
days. Funeral from the residence,
11l3 West Second avenue, Sunday
morning at 8 o'clock. Interment in
Buff Creek cemetery.
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Fatallu Rnrned.

Nardln, Okla. Sept 23.--Mrs. Louisa
Chambers wife Of the cashier OF the
Nardin bank, and her ur-months-old
child were fatally burned in q gasoline
explosion here Friday.
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O'FARRELL IS DEAD.
Rsnownsd coniedsgate Commander
" Cavalry ~ Dead,

kNtnhunaa Ms kNpt 28 hAtlp8
Ttiplett OFAffell. Who commanded all
nc Confederate cavalry IL viYwinla VI
she cluap ~ the war, also en- ax.mesn.
Der % congress As we'll nj governor ii
Viteinia, died III his home III This clty
this morning.
We dsked congressman Lacey IN
regard 70 tho services az GOV. O'Tar.
rell He replied: Gov oFarreil WAS
one Of the most ioyable ID men. i
served In conErpsH with ann ant !.
part OF the time on toe same comm
tee. lilo was afterwards twice elected
governor Of Virginia. lie hrokc with
his party on the silver question and
supported the gold standard. wnen
the Reed rules were adopted In the
House the democrats on one occasion
broke o quorum by withdrawing In d
body from the hall OF the House. Col.
OFarrell was left behinu on guard
and q photograph was taken OF the
House, showing the republican side
oil In their seats and U'Farrell alone
on the democratic side reauy 10 de.
mand division and to make the point
Of mo quorum.
col. O'Farrell was in the Confea.
crate army and was eight times wound
ed In battle. His service was in the
Army Of Northern Virginia. He once
related to me his narrow escape from
death. He was shot through the bouy
by mimic ball anu the missile went
straight through wnere one lobe OF
the heart would have been penetrated,
but his heart beat just as tho bullet
passed and --e closing Of the heart
saved his life. His lie was saved by
a heart beat. | doubt more mar.
row escape YVES ever recorded.
Gov. O'Farrell was twice married.
He used to tell with much glee cir.
cumstance In his second married life.
When he remarked he was a widow.
or and had three children. His wife
was widow, also with three children.
They afterwards had three children
OF their own. On one occasion as
Gov. o'Farrell was coming home to
dinner his wife met him at the gate.
Come quick, she said; for my chill.
dren and your children are playing the
very mischief with our ca.ldren.'"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28

Remaining uncalled for in the post
ONCE at Oskaloosa, Iowa, for the
week ending Sept. l6, 1905:
Gents List.
Archer, Lafayette Mitchell, BF
Carrls, ~ Officer, II II
FORESTER, Jack T Perry, john
Boston Feather 90 Smith, John
Garrette, James Shuts, M II
johnson Sivartwood,
Wood, Charles Small
Ladies' List.
Burlington, MrsM 'Donough TJMrs
Holly, Goldie Miss Moore, Dottie Miss
Harrington Sarah Meyer, J NJ Mrs
Whitmore, y r Mrs
Parties calling for letters from this
list will please call attention 10 adj
yertlsed list Of this date The above
letters will be held two weeks from
date and then sent to the dead letter
office.
CHAs. v, HOFFMAN,, r. M.
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A number Of Oska!oosa nimrods
camping out during tile past several
weeks report excellent shooting and
better fishing.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28

COLLINS. The funeral services %
Myrtle Collins will be held at her
fathers home, $40 North 10th street,
Sunday afternoon at o'clock In
terment In Forest cemetery.
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Gw4
oriaInaI Notice.

Huber & Kalbach Company, Hawkeye
Lumber Company, Lewis Brothers,
A. r.. Johnson, J. V. Rice and ]. 3.
McCurdy,
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EDDYVlLLE.

Eddyville, Nov. 2o.-John Morris
met with an accident Thursday.
He had left his horse and
buggy standing on the street. and his
horse started off. In jumping to
catch the reins and stop the horse, Mr.
Norris fell and his head came in con
tact with the wheel, resulting in a
wound which will require some time
to heal.
MI. and Mrs. Dave Davis, Of oCal-
field, departed FRIDAY for Carthage,
ILL.,. to make an extended visit with
relatives.
Go to C. A. Pos for harness.
Ed Shields and Levi Lore departed
Friday for Colorado Springs, Colo, to
attend the grand conclave of the
Yeomen.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Staples, of Burling-
ton Junction, Mo-, have been visiting
Mrs C. Stuart.
A. Hiltabidei is preparing to open a
country coal bank near Shafer GENE
terry on land belonging to John jaeger
ST..
Charles Kussart had his foot quite
badly mashed Friday night, by drop
ping a large cake of ice on it,
Prof. Hollingsworth, of Abba, was a
business caller here Saturday.
b w. England and family visited
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left this morning on the Wabash for
home.
Judge ]. G. Mitchell left this morn
ing on the Rock Island for Keosauqua,
where he will make business visit.
Mrs. Minnie Brown of Milton, who
has been visiting in this city left this
morning on the Wabash for her home.
Lyle w. Hall, Of Eldon, after short
business visit in this city, returned to
his home this morning on the Rock
Island.
E. NJ. Yahnke returned this morning
on the Milwaukee from Sigourney,
where he visited with friends and rela-
tives over Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. R. I. Ran
dolph of Los Angeles, CAL, son. Mrs.
Randolph was formerly Miss Nellie
Cathey Of Ottumwa.
Edward Mussleman, who resides east
of the city, was taken to the Ottumwa
hospital today, where he will undergo
an operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. James Long and two children,
of Charlton, arrived in the city last
evening on Burlington No. 4 to make
short visit at the home Of Mrs.
Longs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Conroy. sol West Fourth street.
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BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfield, Nov. 2O.-Mr. and Mrs.
G. L. Marmon entertained twenty
friends at o'clock dinner Friday. The
after dinner hours were spent socially
and number of interesting games
were played, among which was bill
We're won by Mrs. E. A. Young.
Mrs. Ella Brouhard, of Little River,
Kansas, has purchased the f. G.
Young residence property for $1,000.
John Shelton is building a fine two
story frame dwelling house on the old
Cal. Lain farm near the junction.
S. L. Berry has sold the Louis Nc
Kee farm to Chas. Lambert, of Man
kato Kan, who will take possession
of the propert-- the first of March
w. w. White, of Mexico, Mo-, who
recently purchased the ]. T. Hill farm
will take possession of it in few days
and Mr.. Hill will move his family into
the B. F. Carroll property, which he
bought some time ago.
r. w. G. Hartman, of Leando,
spent Friday at the Lain farm as the
guest Of Miss Fora Lain.
The teachers Of the public school
left Friday evening for Moulton and
spent Saturday in the city attending
teachers meeting.
The Bloomfield football team went
to Kirksville, Mo-, Friday and played
against the high school boys and
whipped them to the tune of 6 to 0.
The return game will be held at the
fair grounds in this city on Thanksgiv-
ing day.
DR.. c. L. Cronk has purchased the
Jos. McCarty residenc- property and
will take possession of the same in a
couple of weeks. The consideration
was $4,000. Mrs. McCarty intends
remaining with them during the win
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DIED IN CLEVELAND.
Mrs. Catherine shreeve An Aged Resi-.
dent of City Passes Away.

Mrs. Catherine shreeve An Aged Resi-.
dent of City Passes Away.
From Mondays Laily.
Mrs. Catherine Shreeve, 3111s South
Moore street an aged and respected
citizen died last night at II o'clock in
Cleveland, where she had been visit.
ing. The remains will arrive in this
city tomorrow morning on Burlington
No. 10 and be removed to the resi-.
dence of her son, K. d. Wright, Bill u
South Moore street. The funeral serv.
ices will be held Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock from the residence, Rev.
G. L. Flowers officiating. Interment
will be made in Shaul cemetery.
Infant Dies.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Dale, 1907 West Second street,
died this morning at o'clock. The fu-
neral was held privately this afternoon
at Q o'clock Interment was made in
Ottumwa cemetery.
Mckay Infant Dies.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. B. R.
Mckay died this morning at the family
residence on South Cherry street. The
funeral, which was private, was held
this afternoon. Interment was made
in Ottumwa cemetery.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS.
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Window glass, cut any size, at Ny
nard's.
Mrs. R. Slater and son, G. S. Stat
er. 1874 Madison avenue, returned
home Thursday from a visit with
friends in Competine.
Miss Edna Mckinney, 100 North
Willard street, left on the Milwaukee
this morning to spend the day with
relatives in Blakesburg.
Miss LaVerne Rector, 2141a North
Davis street, left on the Rock Island
this morning for Eldon to visit with
her aunt, Mrs. E. T. Rowland.
Henry schwartzenbach land Miss
Teresa Swartzenbach, who resides on
South Davis street, left this morning
for Seymour where they will visit
friends.
Mrs. S. Wilhermsdorfer of Pack
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LAW IN " Az
JACK LONDON .MARRlEs AND
FINDS THAT HE Is STILL
SINGLE

Chicago. Nov. 20,-Because Of his
ignorance of the new law governing
the marriage of divorced persons in
the state of Illinois, Jack London, the
well known author, has placed himself
in a somewhat embarrassing position,
and it will be necessary for him to re-
marry Miss Charmion Kittredge, to
whom he was welded here last night.
The last legislature of Illinois passed
law forbidding the marriage of di-
vorced people in this state until one
year after the divorce had been in full
effect. The same law is in effect in
California, in which state London was
divorced from his first wife. The mi
tial decree in case was issued Nov. IL,
1904, and the final decree Nov. 1S,
1905.
Last Saturday, London, assuming
that the year commenced from the is
sue of the preliminary decree, consid-
cred himself free to marry as soon as
year had elapsed. 1t is declared by
lawyers that the divorce is not effect
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At oskaloosa over Sunday with rela.

lives.
Go to c. A. Pos for harness.
The high school is planning for a
special program to. be given at the
opera house Wednesday evening, De-
cenlber 20.
Mrs. Rose McDole went to Des
Moines Saturday night, called by q
message which stated that her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Blanche Olson, of Ontario,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Davis. of Coal
Ia, was to be operated upon for APP
pendicitis at Des Moines.
Mrs. Frank Wantze visited at OF
tumwa and Eldon Friday and Satur-
day with relatives.
B. G. Buxton, of Buxton, was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. w. +. Howe and daughter
Gwen, formerly Of this place, have
been visiting Eddyville friends. They
are moving to Oskaloosa.
George James, who has been stop
ping at Fairfield. visited his son,
Homer James Sunday.
Peter Duffy, of Frederic, has been
sick with rheumatism.
Mrs. Nellie Sheriff. of Denver, Colo
visited with her cousin, Mrs. E. M
Fausnaugh from Thursday till Satur-
day.
Anton Werner, Of Millers Creek, has
Deen quite SICK WITH pneumonia.
The dancing club will have dance
in the Pythian hall Thanksgiving
night. Music will be furnished by
| Lemmon's orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Coryell, who have
been living at Bolton, moved back tc
Eddyville last week. They are living
in the Dixon property.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Haywood Mrs
G. R. Harper and Mrs. w. T. Howe
drove to Oskaloosa Saturday on bust
ness.
| Chas. p. Dunn, OF What Cheer, re:
turned home Friday after a visit witt
| his aunt, Mrs. Middlesworth.
| Gervais Fails visited at Grinnell Fri.
day and Saturday and attended {
football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Houser, of &c,
dar, visited at the ]. B. Wylie home
Friday.
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OFFICERS FOUND NOTHING.
Search Warrant Issued Against the
Road House in East Ottumwa.


Search Warrant Issued Against the
Road House in East Ottumwa.
From Mondays Daily
Persuant to a search warrant issued
by Justice w. J. Berry, the road house
east of Ottumwa alleged to be have
been operated by Stephen Wells, was
searched last night. The sarch re-
suited in the discovery of nothing in
the line of intoxicating liquors, which
were supposed to have been on sale
Wells was not captured Information
was filed by County Attorney w. w.
Epps. Wells is wanted on charge Of
maintaining a nuisance.
Justice Court Notes.
Cal Allenger is the defendant in an
assault and battery suit in Justice
Berry's court. Allenger is accused of
assaulting Floyd Sloan. The informa-
ton was filed by Fife Franklin. AL
lenger will have his hearing this
week.
Lem Ward. colored. charged with
delirium tremens, was sentenced to
thirty days in Jail this morning by
Justice w. j. Berry. The information
was filed by j. B. Hockins.
The case of the state, of Iowa VS..
William Bailey, charged with seduc-
ton is being tried before Justice M. L.
Kirk today.
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% had been spending a week on bust


he had been spending a week on busi-
'e Henry G. Taylor, Geo. T. Sewers
and d. H. Payne spent Friday and
Saturday in Lancaster, Mo-. on legal
business.
The regular monthly luncheon of the
Friday club was held Friday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hill. who furnished royal entertain
ment. An elegant bouffet luncheon
was served to the husbands OF the
club members and few friends. A
very pleasant social evening followed
the luncheon hour. The guests Of the
club were Mrs. Geo. T. Sewers and
daughter, LaRue, Misses Audrey and
Iris Burgess, Miss Efie Hardy, Miss
Adela Saunders, Mrs. Jennie Valdez
Miss Carrie Davies, Miss Alma Pier
SON. of Indiana.