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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-19
HoIsINoToN.

From the Dispatch.
A girl was born to Jim Peugh and
wife last week.
A good heavy shower of rain ac-
compainedsb by hail fell Monday even
ing.
Henry Sweet and J. N. Shirly of
Kiowa county spent Thursday with
George Thorne's.
Miss Mae Woodburn will run a
kindergarten school for about two
months during the summer.
Dennis Mcconnell, son of Rev.
Mcconnell, formerly of this place,
died recently of typhoid fever in
Washington, aged about II years.
!. A. Rude and Grace L. Wonset-
Ter were married at the home of the
bride Wednesday evening at So'clock
by Rev. C. P. Adams. Only a few
intimate friends were present.
At meeting of the base ball fans
last night the following team was
organized: Bob Huey, Joe Huey.
Frank Moore, Walter Heltemes,
Frank Holman, R. G. Harris, c. H.
Bowler, Joe Piper, Clarence Bowler,
Clarence Hocb. Fred Valerius, Frank
Boxwell Henry Gehrer, Chas. Glea.
dali, Henry Waeldin, Oscar JessuI
and Tom Clark.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-19
IN A PROSPEROUS CONDITION.
The German Farmers Insurance Com.
pany Of Barton County Making
Healthy Growth.

The annual meeting of the German
Agricultural Insurance Society was
held at Clafin on the 18TH, and was
attended by about 100 members.
The society has enjoyed a healthy
growth in the past year, and now
numbers $40 members, covering in.
surance on property values aggregat-
ing S1,264,863. This, after an
organization of nine years.
In the absence of the president and
the vice president, ]. F. Strothmar
was elected as chairman. The
minutes of the meeting of January
17thswere read and adopted.
The following new members were
elected; E. E. Penka, John Wendell.
G. M. O'Bleness, Otis Jordan. E. H.
Norris, and John Finger.
A motion was made by Anton ]
Ref that the annual dues of so cents
should be discontinued, and that ar
Assessment should be made instead
Unanimously adopted.
1t was decided to hold a meeting
each year in the month of May il
Clafin, and general meeting shoule
be held each year in the month o
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-19
January in Ellinwood.

The officers of the association as
elected in January are as follows:
Directors, for team of three years,
August Voigt, Albert Janke, Andrew
Roth, c. Book, G. H. Ernsting. For
two years. Henry Achatz, Carl
Schneider, John Schultz, M. Musil,
N. Keeper. For one year, John
Doherty, Chas. Andrea, John Koch,
August Bortz, Ernest Schroeder.
Appraisers, Mat Weber, A. J. Ref
VIM. Oltmans. Henry Achatz. G. 81
Ernsting, JOS Rehbein, Fred Harms,
Gust. Selle, F. A. Praeger. Super
visers, Isaac Markell, Fred Kreng,
Fred ..Reiche, John Ehly, John
Doherty, A. Duser, Aug. Littner.
Carl Schneider, c. Evenson. The
president is Aug. Voigt; Vice presi-
dent, Nick Keeper; Secretary A.
Janke; Assistant secretary A. Roth
Treasurer John Koch.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-19
SEWARD.

There are $50 horses in this town
ship that are 3 years old and over,
according to the assessors returns at
St. John.
The sale of town lots in Seward is
quite lively the past two weeks, and
they are advancing in price very fast.
Fred Newcombe's son, who was
quite badly hurt by being kicked by a
mule, is now able to be at work.
Richard Shute sold his fine place
in Lincoln township to Jess Kay.
A. w. Warner, of east Seward, is
giving to buy new separator to go
with his threshing outfit and then will
be prepared to do your work in good
shape.
Abe Francis was lucky in getting
his insurance policy just before the
hail hit his wheat.
The teams that were moving the
| wind mill and other things for Frank
| Wilson last week, were stuck in the
mud several times before getting to
Great Bend, and had several break
downs on the road, so that it took
them three days to get to the river
only 10 miles.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-19

At the meeting of the school board
Monday evening, Prof. c. A. Strong,
of ElDorado, was elected superin-
tendent, and Prof. w. L. Bowersox,
of Russell, as principal of the high
school, vice Prof. St. John, who for
financial reasons declined this posi-.
ton. In addition to those previously
named as having been elected Satur.
day evening, Miss Edna Lewis, OF
Pawnee Rock, was elected.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-19

Mems Balbriggan Underwear
in white and pink, extra quality.
Shirts, long lengths, easy fitting
kind for only 25c per garment.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-19
ROUTE THREE.

Mrs. Trester and son, Albert, were
shopping in Great Bend Monday.
Maude and Mrs. J. w. Johnson
called at Deet's Monday morning.
4 large number of people from
Eureka attended the lecture by Miss
Mabel Conklin, Sunday night.
]. B. Trester went to Ellinwood,
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyman visited with
Frank Lorimor's last Sunday.
Another new buggy in the com.
munity, Arthur Johnson owner.
Lester Yeakley and family yis;tet
at Hoisington Sunday.
George Johnson and wife visited a
Frank LEXIS Sunday evening.
veda Lorimor visited with hel
friend, Inez Kellam, Saturday.
Everett Foster visited with Arthur
Deets, Sunday.
u, car,a 49, fr.,<n CT TOh,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-19

From the Dispatch.
A girl was born to Jim Peugh and
wife last week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-19
You Are In Danger.

If you use a gasoline stove that
ought to be repaired. Why then take
the chance of being injured. or hav-
ing first class fire when We car. re-
pair your gasoline stove and make it
almost as good as new? We have
expert workmen to do this bust
ness. We sharpen lawn mowers in
our machine shop and it will save you
money to have your lawn mower
working in good order.
THE E. R. Moses NERO. Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-19
The Piow Exhibit.

We do not know much about plow-
ing, but what we saw of the exhibit
given by Newcombe and SchrePel
Saturday, with a Lowell steam pillow
and a ]. l. c. engine, seemed to US to
be doing the thing about right. The
engine walked right along with the
pillow at faster gait than a team could
60, and the burrows were nice and
even. We are told that the outfit is
capable of turning about 30 acres
per day. of ten hours, which will call
for about tanks of water and 1900
pounds of coal, and this means that
the expenses will be less than so cents
per acre. 1t was tried in gumbo sod,
the hardest kind to plow, and worked
with ease.
The following testimonial of lead
ing men is worthy of consideration.
Great Bend, Kas.. May 18th, 1905.
To who it may concern
We, the undersigned, desire to
state that on Saturday May 18th,
1905, we witnessed an exhibition of
steam blowing given by S. A. New
combe and Gus Schrepel, using a
Lowell steam plow, eight IA inch
plows, drawn by ]. 1. Case IS H.
P. engine with SO inch drive wheels
and that it was a complete saccess,
both for the pillow and engine, the
pillow doing exceptionally beautiful
work, turning corners with surprising
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-19
accuracy.

]. H. Roskan. Lyons, Kas.,
+. ]. - her. Great Bend, Kas.,
L. K-~Aenberg, Heller, Kas.,
H. L. Dugan, Garfield, Kas.,
Phillip Miller, Garfield, Kas.,
E. ]. Dodge, Great Bend, Kas.,
]. w. Salter, Raymond, Kas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-19

Marriage licenses have been issued
to Fred Seturi and Miss Ethel C..
Plankenhorn, both of Great Bend
post Office, and E ]. Sherwood of
Scott City, ana Miss Pearl Gould of
Heller.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-19

Will and Chas. Phster visited in
Hutchinson Sunday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-19

For SALE-Four good, second
hand, worked over in our shop, twelve
horse engines. Two separators in
good condition, and one good wind
stacker.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-19

The "Cyclone' is sending out
about 5000 envelopes with Ad. fol
the Street Fair on the back.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-19

THE E. r. MOSES MIRO. Co.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05

vessels z from = - - e'-v 'o,:s on 'h' - 2.
~ some authorities ;EiuN :r.-" l-yii;fars Hii
prove 49, Formidable ana more vulnerable t.i;i
ba.-l->.ii, a.: i - tom, such "gT cs;!'"fn p
-,a..d >,'I,a Csro'!,.a an. Michigan.
Tie IspartI.3-n; las b-"n rs.-.'! s''iNii- '''l-
,-r. t. the sua'.icrr: a':S!c" IN N" ii-t men
.ior--: question :"r.!-r-i = ~ 81 sG'h"'iz"!
-<r-rt aiN:>-r< N. GENERAL f0ar! IA
r.r.IaI -unl- tim. since that IT," ~" last f's"I-
t'n:l.-i N..-.l. l. increased IN displacement :'':r
S',s.. {, l.'T" tons. IN. Board n toD-.rio ,l'r
t!---;.;s from ;alS r-0o'Tsfu-n 1''i"5- N" zen
.rlsE Bar. ha- further 7rm~risst II" s!-
tlrrgzari1r- -. -hf@" tstt:sshipS. ga cos: u'-
ir,,!g.4f..v S. $50 zach. arf - T.. ~ su =
mag = wlII >ufTln. - Se"ilr. T:Il1I"i;
q A. is.S; - ie-irC.. GUT II" it1aFt on { or
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.!.ysfe. ar.f advises. insrsaf -srv- ta-ti"shf. +.
- an -a.s-ra-.A -r-- = 3 -f- 80 Zach. with an
ar.Gs.ra-.t G-1EsTu-r: 70. -s.lt i--!ash SEI- an!
substantially III" >a-F. 'CrnaI" n. - rpnt''i'-
I.Ht-. :r- -h- South ''ar 7l!rs ant MI .3-IH-
NAVY nF GREAT rfc MISE
II G.siiuc with al questions relating - tH'
SAW !f -hgu'i l. s<lrr. - Rain t'st "a
N,T ssu-f - factor e IN. :lfs- m IF-1r1-
!. am -,a;!tc, - snF gravity ~ da-.-'t ="
'--.E4.! = O.. lri- -a.- IA 'a- Iast H: or '''s-
cram. ~ -I people -As I'D :. large .xI":! ;Ir'
4. -. ru-TNrzr . fsr'ii"r ~ e NHES ~u;H-
...n;fT -.r - g TO- -~.si. ulT ~. raj -,i"ff
4. .-.-.-trs.r-y RI, -e,sor,sl.f. T.-,'a'.l!i'y
~ 80. vr.'a -ra results H. Sa'~ 's'''- ''iG'-'
ray. E..7 s.-a'y a.l'i.'s 'u-y =" ~ 80 INK
..1- NasH rs.4Ga o." % c'a" =" 'ai-N DO
s-r.'-f Fs e ErsS' vr.r'.-s 'rEs' ifsi j
i--ssr r-rHi r'r- l"--g gr!t" '.ra-.r = Ha. GO o.
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aaH --G-rrs. 81 s-s-.H .tH -"'Ts Eat =
81. -rs5u.ar -..r Er 1s- 20. sr-
y-r- -s..s,su.iv -ar.'
CHARLES 9 f-'> NTNF.T-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
TOWNS|TE BODY MAY
GIVE DEEDS TO LOTS
Interior Department Attorney
Says Act Of Congress Grants
Privilege to I'awhmska C"ElInis-
sivn-Other Points Decided.
EErEEllc SpE.IiL.

III u
wash,ngton. Dec. i-Th. T."rs-ir,.
Commission APPOINTED under the act "i
Congress dated March , last - :.i.I'ra!s-
town iof- and improvements III Paw
Euska. ok. has authority :" .-st. deeds
Z" i";s soia subject 20 III" approval 81 IN"
Secr.;ary al the Ini'rior-
Thi. is ia. opif.ou 81 th- Assistant At
:'iney G.n.:al ior IT,. Interior i";rAr'-
imeu;. JuGgc Campbell. made i.ur,iic to-
Gay Tn. au.ilurir. IF ih.- commission 10
iss,I. deeds l. thu main q'..sssiuu th- In
r-ftur b.;I:t u!.rr EIs rai!.-i iIp":: 10 '!'--
10. before ih.- wnrE could b.- completed.
\ farther question decided by IN. Do
lar,ru-H. related fo tn. contention. that.
In surveying ,he land FOR ,l.. addition tn
P,whuska. jamaS. wls done. 10 tn. .''I
,r"veIncH,s Ia ~ta, Is known - the "!!
fow,S!.,
In this matter Ill" department d".i'i.'!
that. w,lt'. some. a:irn.e" may t!aI3 re
>uI'.-l from th" survey. no v.'!.;.c. lwa-
produce. 20 >nOa that further survey
would ..ot caus. greater injury
\ th,rt question was wh.ia.; Improve
rn..nIS PLACED On t!i" lana ia the !i.-w Ill
vision IL F:,wtisks after To-" Ia-aar" "f
IN. law March :. should 10" taken into
accognt Ia tn" npirris"'n'.n'
Ju,i." campbell ,i,.i'!.i; 'h.S question u!
TN. negative. boifii8r fhst tfl' plain ia
r"n, nt Congress WIS 80 project t'l'. own
..S 81 i:YIrUN. ;n.ni, az tn TIM "' t!i''
ys~Ssi.. "f The Law and not to "r"af'
speculative value. for prosperity" settlers.
Secretary Hitchcock aGnonrI'... ms ap-
frnyal ni the report az IA. T"rnsif" Com
mission .f which captain Frank t'fi:ItZ.
s-ax" is.nt. l. a rl.nih.r. IT, al" lie
.d.-! :fi.ir -al- .f tfuSIrl.. and resi-
.I-nc,. lots should begin ~ noon N"'iD"e-
.i.y. Jan,nrv !. and '-"n'i'g" FROM DAY :"
,.,y Gut,, I'll ir" iis;r"s': 1f.
Tn. sal. nf rh,s.- ln'S Ms tn 'tt" be-
gun irsc.-ilt.r !. bui Tho 'i"iay incident "a
'I." iil!n. OF protests ".u,'7' IN" postpone
,n"u' captain rrsn'z departed tr-n:sh;
"a. al
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
INClAN SCHOOL OORMIT0RY
NEAR TOPEKA, kAS., BURNED.

i:t-f'I II.It ~I'E'Ti!.
TntsSa. kts-, I,"r tn" .i"Enitory Of
-'.. Indian =, ilDrf 1T SEI';.u uts "orii-
Il"..E i.rsz'fp."t hy fir" lat. ':av
risa,. The ii:.. started from. u detective
ngsn
TAs i.+oi e; thc io'mi'nrt caught 'iy.
ls rr.s inmate were ignorant pt 'tc
,.t,. until U'4.hi-'r. lN.GG a I1lt- away
s.W rh.f IitZ" amt modified rf"rl Al
IN iury
IL. water ~ stem ~ -" school COY pro-
--c.fnn against 'ir.. refused - work and
rn. hTi3..iiHE ami contents v'T- - total
toss T'l. flr" s'S prevented from spread
ing =. Tho nov hg'laiEE wh'"is = being
erected =. near -h-s .irgTnit"rr S..-.
Tr- SCr"Dl - located IN IN" fot'"-
ami. Indian E"~.rvafi"a north -! To-
I..kt ana l'-' Indian rlIllT'u attend IL.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
MOORE ADVISES
BRIDGE COMMISSION
Trip Over Railroads Planl.,l-Or-
dinancc> io Hc Drafted for
Mnnicinal Assembly Will he
Foun.' II "n Result If Tour.

EIEIn-er R"h.,, Moor. met with rne
members -! ~. Municipal Hri!s. and Ter
ri.:.I! Commission yesterday aft. Tn"ou IN
IN. "::ir. ~! In. Mayo. AMI discuss, I.
MAYS and means for IN. establishment "f
Though ra'-s "a points within the i"'-Iriie
radius. and other phases ~ tn bridge
problem. not Va: d''. r'n.n.t ~ III. com
ruissoa.rs.
Tn M rh.IS of In. boar! ,r.Sa-.j were
Mayor Wells. rr.s;c.u; IE.illy Eni--
II Nh!'elIw. Joseph II Ea>com. e. "
t"h''. Redmond :. 'ulro:.. HN;u.r 4.
Knapp. " W. SrsJi'!Gi. ami u t-It
Moor W : Nc''E.sI.v j.. Y-.~i.i. mt
and general MANAGE - 'H' T'-Tirsa! Rail
Way Association. and several railroad Off
g'al- interested IN :sriT rat. revision y.:p
v'--'r; turin. the .i,ruonn.
Nr Nc. .-hs.r"y has cr.-si ." .sor, -ho
~. -ri-'r- ~ the ~prT!-Siou about IT,
outer s1d timer -eil.oad bit W.Gu.s ~. !.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
coNRATH STUDENTS RECITAL.
Music Programme" 81 f"r L"
nigh, AT Hail "t Institution.

s-u,-~;< - she C-ars.h 'o-se-ysj"-y
Z N->i-. y -ss' ,u7 ~ l.r3'I av.:.u"
rsiI he-i a recital th.s evening At -.
hail or gh- f-~7 .r-lt.o-- - v-nc-sEn-n.
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--r er..ir- Elras All o" . s"ti-r-
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T.sa t.wss "v~--i-- crimes VIII ":
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Ssrs.--s fo3-ostG- ~ljr VIOLIN solo
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05

ROOSEVELT GETS GOLD HEART.
p.,.pIr nf colorado =. n.i ~, 80
'h, President

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05

and THURSDAY. Maps an! charts d.scrib-
ing ;h,. terminal accommodations a; ih"
various places aic.: tn. LINZ. and fh. pos
S!hilit!.S :c- added facilities q, other
points vii - '.sf"rmi..'! j.. Part during
Tn. ,oIIr 1f ;h.. city
Tn. POINTS III o.. Stion will he thoroughly
Investigated ana iU. "- finances which ih.
commission j. empowers! - draft and
haS" introduce; into The Municipal As
s-mby, Will largely H.. f"uUG..! "n the
results q 'ti- frip. Formal n..riuSS Of
th. commission VIII ~. held ah"ari th..
iTivat" ear.
on ~. Tip are facilities 4. properly and
Nh. :h.r r.' r'r'~ a.. giving II good
servic" a they mi-h' uHier .Ni-,inc cir
"'.Tns i2nc"s. "f. II IN" Limit az 'hs.r
capacity f"r furnishing tsat seivic. which
merchants ard manufacturers have - rI-hi
10 expect had been r.Hrh.i. anG watt
remedy should I" applied.
Mayor W. Is s-iiI ,.~t'E .aV after .h.
session th"' IN. afternoon H.I ben = ken
Vi, With q 'alk uu ihr i'-' miles Tariu-
rai, AL II regard tu 'Ir '.,IutS To a.
cp' ~ la rk.Er 'r' circuit a.: The
= Ir0Id facilities.
! tl,t 't.'. w"4li t... riothir.
~. from IA. commission J.r,i!
.nrTi~s.ur mad M g. "a 'hD-pi.g 4
~ ~ terminal conditions. The
9r,.~'ss'r' .- acting entirely ind. pendent
pal Assembly II. ordinances which !t
is auth. ''..r 80 I'Ift. v.'I contain rhs Y.-
com IN. fsfi1r o.: lIsi0..~. rr- w'i. have
Tnaa. .fv.v 81 tie rT'-.rs conditions
eAs S-sn =
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05

of tho Louisville Polio" Department. wer'
visitors an th" city yesterday. They arr,
on their annual vacation. and arr visiting
al The larger cities I" study w" w"rhins'
"f III. metropolitan police DEPARTING nsS
Tho visited th. -Four Courts and w.rS
shown through every department 'h"r".
The Bureau Of Identification MAS Of -
p.-ci,i interest 10 tn" k"Dtu.kians. WI"
spent ihr-.. hours III" guest "i Supe:!n-
t.,,.cnt John II shea. and his assistant.
Mr. fireman. II" visitors w"r. shown
about I'll. city hy Frank Curri". Of th.'
Carrie secret S"rVic~ Agency.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
SCOTS EMULSION

is more than a fat food.
There is no animal fat
that compares with it in
nourishing and building
up the wasted, emaciated
body. That is why chill
dren and anemic girls
thrive and grow fat upon
it. That is why persons
with oonsumptive tenden-
cies gain flesh and
strength enough to check
the progress of the dis
ease.
0cO1I 4 e0w:E, - Pa: s..sss. Ne. Yst
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05

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NV l-isrrunI. s.-l Watches 0u SISE
,-...rrrsr ,..yIu-Ht- Iuffs- i,TH. = -. II
rp,r Dlri,soa i5i-.. s;b ari 'tiss" SIS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05

III st. Louis yesterday morning with
Judges Walter u. Sanb"rn. ". a.. Hook
sna Elmer u. Adams an the bench. Tn.
TRIBUNAL vii! b. in session until III" latter
part OF MAY.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05

Federal r"ur, "s srrr=i. M.~,..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05

II. uniform e an AnIsG.'-an sa:i.; = un-
r.:-4fi- recognizes! a~ ra- gEi- t'"-'r,,.s .@'
r1.'lr.-.;,... and l. r-.rG".-iv i-!I:at.. III .h"
r;Ins.S 81 children, and r.'i!.ic women Th"
- ..-r-...-r IN ~. Var' - the '.isrni--.i .ir-
grf..r-. p- hts Gi-.. i's tT '---o- Hh'
should tlX.. IN 'h.:r .oI:s- .y...ftiv -. mot
q: -. s:ty fro j1..in- a-sr-' the GrNSS hui t'fn
-1s.. '!u.aL.u!.i ana gil'.ggGi.,Is notion iI;i:i
-ru.-.iv pot confined them. ina 4 sall'r ?
~ ~ifHT =. l. :,r.-yI,,lI,;i.~ly ..iS,'r.-f!v AMI
drunken Individual an! a Il. a<-D'ts;. r"r
r. ,SI.S and rr.-SiitiI-.- 7 nee! ~, .is,-'!Ss
Il, .7.,l.- r!.r. ..y.r .a- arv truth IN ;h.- i!.i
With respect :" IN" sailors 80: cur 'ivy. -; =
-,ir.iv IL Is wholly fiIS. AM slan!crous ~
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05

sft"T t'''--S 90 several months -.
/ uit'-i ~tri.s ''',lr; O.. App. ...~ convene,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-25
PAcKWooD.

Packwood, Nov. "a son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Nato Thomas Nov. IL.
In the absence of Miss Frazey, who
is sick, Miss Phebo McVey is teach
ing in the primary department of the
school here.
Mrs. E. TX. Baker, of North Market
street, Ottumwa, arrived at the home
of DR.. Moorman's Wednesday for a
few days visit.
The surveyors of the inter- urban
were setting stakes here last week. The
surveyed route extends from Keo-
sauuua on the south to Linby on the
north.
w. r. Fulton, of Libertyville, spent
Monday night with his friend, DR.. w
E. McClain.
The Epworth League held a very
pleasant social at the parsonage Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. McVey, of Farson, was busl-
ness visitor in Packwood Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bristow, of Richland
have rented the Main street hotel, anc
will soon be ready for business
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Standard, OF
Arbela, Mo-, visited at the ]. A. Moor
man home from Friday until Monday
They drove through and report very
pleasant trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Eicher returned
Tuesday from Wayland, where they
went to attend the funeral of Mr.
Eicher's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson, of st. Louis
were guests the latter part of las
week with Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Myers
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-25
WITNESS TELLS
OF MANY FIGHTS
Midshipman Who Refereed Bout In
Which Young Branch Was Killed
Admits That He Has officiated at
Nineteen Battles of the san.o Kind
Officers Allow Custom.

Annapolis, Md, Nov %. - The fire.
quency of prize fighting at the naval
academy was made evident at the
opening of the court-martial trial OF
Midshipman Minor Meriwether Jr, OF
Lafayette, La, for engaging in pre-
arranged fstic bout with Midshipman
James Branch Jr. resulting in the
death of the latter, when Midshipman
A.. w. Fitch, who refereed the contest
testified that he had participated in a
similar capacity upon nineteen such
occasions.
It also appeared that the student
body is governed by a code, the vic
lation of any of the provisions o!
which usually results in a, resort to the
prize ring. 1t was breach of this
code which was indirectly responsible
for the fight between Branch and Meri
wether.
While the officers of the academ!
cay they disapprove disregard of the
rules of the institution in this respec
and would punish any offender agains
phnna they obtained the proof. i
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-25
PLEASANT HOME.

Pleasant Home, Nov. %. - Chas.
Harlan and Miss Lulu Harlan left on
Tuesday for Mississippi where they
will visit their sister, Mrs. Harley CHS
man. Miss Harlan will stay until
spring and Mr.. Harlan about three
weeks.
H. T. Lathrop visited at the Pleas
ant Home parsonage Tuesday
Fred Ross is working for John
Buchanan of Village Greek.
The Y. P. S. C. E. was lead Sunday
by Treacy Ross.
A brother and sister Of Mrs. Suite
visited her over Sunday.
Rev. Newland the minister who Is
holding the meetings at Russell chap
ell visited at the home of Walter
Schoech Wednesday. The meetings
will close this week.
Husking corn in this vicinity will
soon be over.
Thanksgiving services will be held
at Pleasant Home conducted by Rev
Randolph.
Quarterly meeting will be held al
Pleasant Home church December :
and December d.