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ABOGA DO.NOTARIO
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-15
DUDLEY.

Dudley, Aug. 1O.--Mrs. A. E. Gus
tavison returned to her home in Of
tumwa last Saturday after visiting
and Mrs. John Peterson, south of
town
Messrs. Carl Wallace and Olaf Frick
and Misses Aida Wallace and Jennie
Berg, of Ottumwa, spent last Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stout, who have been
spending several weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Wallace, expect to leave
in few days for Anamosa.
Alex. Peterson and Leonard Kendall
went to Ottumwa last Sunday to visit
relatives and to witness the ball game
between the Ottumwas and Ft. Dodge
teams.
Miss Esther Allen, Of Des Moines
visited last week with Miss Wessie
Shields.
Mr.. and Mrs D. w. Baker enter
tanned a number of friends and neigh
bors at their home south Of here on
last Sunday
Thos. Stodghill was an over Sun
day visitor with friends in Ottum-
wa.
John Miller spent few days visit
ing with friends in Ottumwa the last
week.
Alfred Peterson went to Ottumwa
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Carlson expects to leave
this week for Colorado to visit her
parents. She will be gone several
weeks.
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Barn Burned at Fairfield.

Fairfield, Aug 14.-F'riday afternoon
during a thunder storm, the large barr
belonging to John Hopes, but rented
by Frank Liblin, was struck by light
ming and burned to the ground be-
fore anything could be done to save
it. Mr.. Liblin lives about two miles
east Of this city. The barn contained
three hundred bushels of oats ard
thirty-five bushels of timothy seed
several sets Of harness. and a fine
sleigh. The loss of the barn and
contents will amount to between $500
and 5000 and is insured for a small
amount by Hopes.
There is some talk Of changing the
route Of the proposed inter-urban rail-
way from Birmingham to Stockport
as the citizens of Stockport wish it so
1t would then pass through Glasgow
is more level than if it should pass
through Birmingham. AS Conlees
Mills and Glasgow have no railway
facilities this would aid greatly tt
the growth of the city of Glasgow.
The union church meeting Of this
city was held in the Franklin schoo
yard Sunday evening at o'clock, the
meeting being conducted by Rev
Thomas Osborne, pastor Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church in this city.
John Taylor, prominent carriage
which is on the corner of Briggs ant
North Main streets, to I. H. Silence
of Burlington, who will take posses.
sion of it the first Of October. Mr.
Taylor has been in business in this
city for many years. Mr.. Silence ant
his family will occupy the Taylor
property on North Main street.
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SIGOURN EY.

Sigourney, Aug 10.-John Cold
thwaite is visiting at the Ben East
burn home near Delta.
The board of supervisors met il
regular session last Monday and adj
journed Tuesday evening. Their time
was spent on claims, petitions and a
visit to the poor farm to see the new
building now in progress there.
The electric light company are wir-
ing out to tie Chautauqua grounds
to illume that place the coming two
weeks.
F. w. Pfaff and son. Leo are pre-
pairing for cement walks in front of
their residence properties. South
Main street now has the longest
stretch of four feet permanent walks
Of any part of the city.
Rev. T. B. Hughes spent Thursday
In Ottun1wa attending to business.
Wood Adams has somewhat recover
ed from his self inflicted wounds and
has been removed from the fair ex-
change and placed in the county Jail
He is still belfast and is watched over
and cared for by guard. He is kept
in the upper story.
John S. Smith has moved his family
to Sigourney from Upton
Mrs. w. S. Hanlon is visiting hel
sorf Lester, in Grinneil
Or. Arthur Wyant of Hawarden, is
visiting his mother and sisters here.
Misses Nina, Mabel and Lucy Pen
nell spent Tuesday in Ottu1nwa.
Mr.. and Mrs C. K. Needham anG
Mrs. Mrs. Henry Latter are visiting
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and sight seeing in the citv Of Chi
cago.
Miss Beulah Smith is visiting in
Richland at the home Of her brother.
Harve Cutler has gone to Denver.
Colorado.
Mrs. Stuck, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Hursey, of Lincoln,
Neb.. are on a western tour. They will
visit Colorado, California, Utah and
Oregon before returning home.
Cap E Miller and wife went to the
Columbus Junction Chautauqua We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs M. R. Atwood well
coined son to their home last Wed
nesday morning.
Rudolph Draegert and sister came
home from Minnesota Wednesday,
where they have spent the past month
visiting relatives.
Will Fritz, Of Marion is here visit
ing and looking after business inter-
ests.
County Attorney Goeldner and Robt.
! Adams, chairman Of the board Of SUI
pervisors, were called to Kinross on
Wednesday.
The ball game here last Tuesday
between the Monograms and Ottumwa
Colored Giants resulted in score Of
6 to 2 in favor of the home team.
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ELDoN.

Eldon. Aug. 14.-Sunday afternoon
lightning struck the residence Of Mr.
Glotfelty entering the gable through a
hole about the size of bullet. tearing
through the comb Of the roof and do
ing considerable damage 1t did not
go to the earth nor injure the family.
At the baptisn1al services, Rev Lee
Baron immersed eight or ten. There
was a large attendance in the grove
in the evening
Mrs. Ella Taylor is an ottumwa Wis
itor today.
Miss May Sharp is in ottumwa to-
dav
Mrs. J. A. Dodds and daughter, Miss
guests of S. Murphy and family.
Mrs. J. C. Strickline Of Keosauaua,
is the guest of relatives here
Miss Dick Tenant returned to her
home in Oskaloosa Saturday, after a
visit with her sister, Mrs. E. j. Moore.
F. Coolidge leaves for Des Mones
today
Following is the program for the
band concert to be held this evening:
March-Officer of the Day. ID. B. Hall
March-On Jersey Shore ;. -. Pryor
Waltz-Wild Flowers .. Lorenzo
March--In the Lead :. .... Junell
Song and Dance-Little Sweet Heart
March-olympia Hippodrome 80.
March-Beyond the Rockies ..
800. -. -. ....... English
Schottisch-Lenora :. :. 49,. .Kieffer
March-Big 49,. ............ Boxx
March-One Special -. ......Jewell
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BROOKvlLLE.

Brookville. Aug. 1o.-Misses Laugh
lin are visiting at the Tracy home this
week.
The farmers are threshing and the
grain is good
There was a good attendance at The
preaching services Sunday.
Ed Armstrong is slowly improv-
ing from his recent illness.
Marion Tracy was Fairfield caller
Monday.
F. P. Sears shipped two carloads of
hogs Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Salts and Ocie
Schooley spent Sunday in Abingdon.
The ball game between Abingdon
and Brookville, Sunday. resulted IS to
IA, in favor of BrookvilIe.
Several from this vicinity attended
the circus at Fairfield last week.
Frank Hudgell departed for Canada
last Monday.
The normal class will meet at the
Degood home Sunday.
Misses Winifred and Ollie Tracy and
the Misses Laughlin We're visiting at
George Tracy's Tuesday.
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saw in the Chicago Record Herald
that an American boy by the name OF
Allan White had been killed near
Paris, France. Not knowing just
where their boy is at present they fear
it is he. Mr.. White telegraphed Fri.
day but as yet has heard nothing
from them
j. D. Shearer, wife and baby, of Lar
inner N. D., who have been visiting
relatives and friends in town for the
past week, returned home this morn
ing.
Ada Boyd, the IL year old daughter
of ]. S. Boyd. who was operated on
for appendicitis Friday, is getting
along nicely.
John R. Duncan, who has been
spending his summers vacation at
Falls City, Neb., is home again. He
thinks that Nebraska is ahead of
Iowa in some respects.
Henry Brown and Pearl Sutton have
moved to Oskaloosa where they take
charge of one of the leading barber
shops.
Rev. W. ]. HASTE, assisted by Joel
Brown, of Des Moines, lectured on the
northwest corner of the square last
evening. Rev. HASTE expects to
speak there during the month Of Au-
gust, as it is very warm in the church.
George Kissick is quite sick this
morning and it is feared he has ap-
pendicitis.
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CHARLTON,

Charlton, Aug. IA. c. Written is
quite sick, threatened with an attack
of typhoid fever.
Fred Hunnerdose of Newburn was a
business caller in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Ed. Douglass died Saturday
noon at her home just west of this
city and was buried Saturday after.
noon. The deceased has been a great
sufferer for years. The bereaved ones
have the sympathy of the entire com
munity.
A heavy rain visited this section
Sunday afternoon which will greatly
benefit the corn and grass
Rev. John Nelson of Creston
preached ut the Swedish Mission
church Sunday.
Miss Pearl Lewis and little nephew
Raymond Lewis, spent Sunday in Rus
sell
Roy Moore, who has had a hard
siege with the typhoid fever is now
convalescent.
H. G. Larinner, w. B. Barger, Bert
Goodi1in and Robert Gray returned
home the last Of the week from their
trip to Davenport
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PULASKI.

Pulaski, Aug. 11.-John Brunk, OF
Davenport, came In Tuesday and will
visit his parents Mr.. and Mrs. S.
o. E. Ten Eyck and daughters
Wana and Ula left last week for visit
in Kansas and Colorado.
Mrs. Jerry Brennenan and daugh-
ter, vina. left Tuesday for Colorado
Springs, where they will spend a few
months visiting.
Miss Elrna Andrew is quite sick with
malaria fever.
Mrs. ]. E. Reed and Mrs. D. G. King
entertained friends from 2 to 5 Wed
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Alva Shelton and daughters OF
Long Beach, Cal. are visiting at the
DIR. Shelton home this week.
Mrs. Alva Hunt and son, Wayne
were Bloomfield visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Elmer Plank and little daugh-
ter, Of St. Louis, and Mrs. Julius
Plank and little daughter, OF Kansas
City, are visiting at the parenta
Plank home.
Miss Nancy Miller left this morning
for Mcpherson, Kansas, where she
will visit her brother. Lee and family.
Miss Susan Murphy is visiting hel
niece, Mrs. Robert Creel in Milton.
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Abba.

Abba, Aug. 14.-Word was received
Saturday Of the death Of Geo. P. era.
mer at North Yakamo, Washington,
on Friday morning. Mr.. Cramer has
been in the state Of Washington for
about two years, being an old resident
OF Abba. He has a number of rela,
tives here. No arrangements have
been made for the funeral as they do
not know yet when his remains will
arrive. They are expected either to-
night or tomorrow night. Mr.. Cramer
ran the Cramer house here for years
which was the leading hotel, and is
now known as the Monroe house Mr.
Cramer was a Knight Templar and
the Masons will probably have charge
Of the funeral.
The clerk of the district court is
sued the following marriage licenses
Saturday. Carl c. Cook, aged 20, Of
Hampden, to Miss Ethel Lena Upton
aged %, of Abba, and Henry Hart
shorn, aged 20, to Miss Ann A. Sc
ward, both of Abba
The camp meeting which the Mon
roe County Holiness association has
been holding at the city park under
the leadership of Rev H. L. Powers
Of Lincoln, Neb., closed last evenins
And Rev. Powers left on No. 1 this
morning for his home
j. X. P. White and family are con
-sSArnhiv alarmed over report they
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No. 1S; Grover Jackson, Of White
City, and Jack Williams, of Buxton.
| Will Layne, Of Chillicothe, visited
Sunday with Henry Martin and other
friends here.
Among the oskaloosa business call
ers this week We're: J. H. Miller, on
Monday; Miss Maggie Biihler, on
| Tuesday.
The following are some of the late
cases Of sickness reported: Harry
Gays son, VIM. Lewis daughter, Mr.
Shirlen and Mr.. Werner, of White
city, malaria: Phil. SCOTS oldest son,
j. L. Jones. across the river.
Miss Grace Martin returned to her
home in Oskaloosa Tuesday morning
after short visit with Misses Gene
DeLong and Rena Ryan.
Miss 10 Dunning, of Chillicothe, was
a Sunday guest of her friend, Miss
Grace Burns.
Chef Johnson, of Pekay, was an Of
tumwa business caller Monday.
Fred Wilcox went to Hilton Monday
(! to join his family who have been WIS.,
iting there From Hilton they will go
to Centerville to be the guests of
friends at that place.
E. c. Williams, of Ottumwa, was
here from Sunday till Tuesday on
business and pleasure. going from
here to Oskaloosa.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. B. Wylie entertain
ed the following relatives and friends
at their pleasant home east of town
Sunday Mrs. Ira Reed and two CHI
dren, from Denver; Messrs. and Mes
danes H. L. Hedrick, of Des Moines;
n. B. Holloway, f. M. McCrea and
Gervais Fails; Mrs. Hedrick. of OF
| tumwa, and Mrs. J. w. Seifert.
A marriage license was issued last
week at Oskaloosa to James w. HEX
and Miss Media Buner, two we'll known
people Of the neighborhood north OF
town.
Don't kick at the umpire, but play
ball." is the rather unusual title of d
sermon lecture to be delivered at the
/ opera house by Geo. A. Gillette, Of Des
Moines, on Thursday evening, Aug. 10
This entertainment promises to be
something out Of the ordinary
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A STEP FORWARD
~
In.
MEDICAL SCIENCE
H. HI. WOLFE, OF FREMONT,
REGAINING HIS HEALTH.
A VICTORY FOR DR.. MYERLY AND
HIS METHODS.

Mr.. Wolfe has been suffering from
dropsy caused by disease of the
liver that has always been considered
fncurable. His physicians had ope.
rated on him five times within two
months and thought it would not be
possible for him to live more than a
week or two longer
He began taking treatment with
DR.. Myerly the specialist in the Hof-
mann block, about the middle of
June and is now almost well. His
treatment consists of the X-Ray 20
minutes a day and of forcing medi-
cine through the liver twice week.
BY the last method the doctor has
been able to cure a large number of
cases that have failed to get relief
from a medical treatment The medi-
cine is applied over the liver and a
copper plate applied on the opposite
side Of the chest wall This plate
is attached to powerful electro-mag-
netfc appliance which slowly draws
the medicine through to the copper
plate. This method of applying med
icine to the deeper tissues directly
for the cure of diseases of the lungs,
liver, kidneys, bladder, pelvis, ovaries,
and joints, has been devised and
largely developed by DR.. Myerly of
this city and promises to revolution
tze the treatment of chronic and So
sailed incurable diseases.
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BRoMPToN.

Brompton, Aug. 10.-Aller Decker,
of Foster, left yesterday for Kansas
He was called there on account Of the
illness of his father.
VIM. Robinson is visiting at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. Bruce Nc
Alister.
Mrs Lee Long and Chi ren visited
at the l. ]. Smith home the fore part
of the week.
John Smithburg has the lumber and
rock hauled for his new residence.
The members of the Christian
church will have an ice cream social
at Lee Longs next Saturday. Every
body is invited.
Sherman Thompson was business
caller In the county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Martin, who is visiting
at the home Of her father-1r law, Jas
Martin, was severely stung on the face
by honey bee recently.
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tiers, Miss Katie, Of Farson. visited al
the home of her SON. F. c. Thompson
last Saturday.
Mrs. Simons, of washington, visited
IN this vicinity last week
Andrew Giltner and family spent
Friday at the home of H. j. Wertz
Chas. Sands and family spent Sun
day at the home of her sister, Mrs
Thorpe near Ashland.
Perry Darling and family, of Abing-
don, visited at the Adam Murray resi-
dence Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Eller. of Hedrick, is Wis.
lting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Timmonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Yeager visited
their daughter, Mrs. Neal TAFT Of Abb
ingdon last Sunday.
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HEDRIcK.

Hedrick, Aug. 9.-Mrs. s. E. Dixon
and Miss Hattie Dixon returned home
Monday after few weeks visit with
relatives in Oklahoma.
L. p. May, w. w. Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Redmon and W. T. Dixon
were in Ottumwa Sunday.
George Meier was passenger to
Ottunwa Monday.
Mrs. Clara Wenger. Of Wayland,
visited her mother, Mrs. Warren in
town Monday.
John Fritz, Of Abel, visited relatives
i'll town yesterday
w. H. Reynolds has returned home
after several weeks absence in Mime
sofa, where he has been representing
Philip Coy now occupies the Han
hammer property on North Spring
street Peter vogel has moved in the
property on North Main street vacated
by Mr.. Coy. =
Wallace limbaugh was in ottumwa
Sunday.
The new Methodist Episcopal
church is nearing completion and the
plans are to dedicate the building
early in September with appropriate
services.
R. w. Edwards, who has been night
operator at the union depot for the
past two years, has been transferred
to Fremont, where he will act in the
capacity of agent. It is not known
who will fill the vacancy caused by
Mr.. Edwards promotion.
Mrs. Grace Douglas is visiting rela-
tives in Otturnwa.
Miss Alice Hawk is visiting rela-
tives in Fairfield this week.
Mrs. Beusa Holloway, of Peoria, ILL.,,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. Young.
Robert DeArmand left yesterday for
Denver, Portland and other western
points.
C. o. Bowen and J. F. Dare are in
Chicago purchasing merchandise
Mrs. Allie Ritter was a passenger to
Ottumwa yesterday.
Chas. Bayer was in Richland Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Cecil returned
home yesterday after short visit
with relatives at Cone.
Frank Shaw went to Ottumwa to-
day for short visit with relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. E. T. Cheese left yes
terday for Portland, Oregon, where
they will attend the exposition They
will also visit several other western
cities before their return.
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AGENCY.

Agency, Aug. 11-Dr. and Mrs. Jas
per Augustine, of Ladora, are here
visiting Mr.. Augustines parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Augustine
John Dillon and daughter, of At
wood, Kansas, attended the Old Set.
tiers picnic and visited old friends
here yesterday.
Mrs. Ed Nye and daughters, of Chill.
licothe, are visiting friends here.
Geo. Bryan, Of Charlton, is here Wis.
iting friends.
T. G. Carman, of Dudley, has been
visiting friends here for few days
Thomas Newell, of Peabody, Kan.
sas, who has been visiting friends
here for some time, leaves Sunday for
Charlton and after, visiting there for
short time will go to Portland, Ore
gon, for visit.
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DOUDS.

: = Douds, Aug. 14.--Mr. and Mrs. Will
Lofts and family, who have been liv-
ing in Oklahoma the pass. few years
arrived at Leando on Thursday of last
week, having made the trip by wagon
Mr.. LOTUS owns property at Leandc
and they will make their home at thai
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Crawford, of
Libertyville, visited with relatives ir
this r1eighborhood Sunday.
Miss Madge Ferris, who has beer
attending teachers normal at Keosau-
qua, the past two weeks, returned tt
her home Saturday, accompanied by
Miss Dora Hale, Of Mt. Sterling, fol
an over Sunday visit.
Lawrence Bennett, residing two
miles northeast off town. has new
residence completed which makes hin
a pleasant coy home.
Newell Brown, a farmer two miles
northeast of town. is having a barn
erected with cement foundation.
G. r. McCrary has commenced the
foundation for his new residence.
w. A. Carson has rented his dwell
Ing property to E. B. Kirkendall to be
occupied as soon as a cellar and other
improvements are completed.
j. w. Garter, who is employed here
by the Ottumwa Pickle Co.. has NOV
ed his family to this place.
j. A. Findlay has purchased an in
terest in brothers w. E. Findlay, meat
market and ice cream parlor, and ex-
poets to build a residence soon. He
has sold his property in the country tc
his brother, Fl. A. F'indlav
A pleasant surprise birthday party
was held at the residence of DIR. and
Mrs. w. G. Bassett, of Leando last
evening, that date being the Mrs. Bas-
sets birthday anniversary.
A sale of western horses was held
here Saturday by Messrs. Renos, OF
Batavia. The sale attracted a good
crowd, but not many horses were sold
Lee Cox has purchased the dwelling
which was formerly the old school
building, of Dr. #. G. Mcclure, and
will move it to his lots purchased
above the railroad.
Gilbert McGill was in Ottumwa last
week, looking after the repairing of
property owned by hi mthere.
Thomas D. Morrow, who has been
confined to his home with rheuma-
tisn, the past few weeks, is able to
be around again.
H. L. Ratcliff and ]. A. Sloan went
to Davenport Monday of last week,
representing the Starlight lodge, K of
p, Of this place, at the annual meet
ing of the grand lodge Of K. of P.
Mrs. Henry Phillips, of Ottumwa
visited last week at this place with
her mother, Mrs. Clara P. Clarkson
and other relatives.
FIN. Lee, county recorder of Keo-
sauqua, was a visitor in town Sat-
urday.