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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09
Stort &Dntiunp I Spcriac.

- SGnncr al 8aorNbrlI8er 9tiIS'
ion / %aitrabp pes 8riitionsftao funOt
iorIeben To9, mebeuS bc bar beifiGf.
tiQct mco 8rauning / Marten. Ell bel
Sang al SpIupenac / CT Sfrin, iom
nGitcn par berimtIorCt. Salt oor Der
800 Wpnter, iom tiIinmmcn ocieoe
uuiten 212 GuuS. Wvrterne bar fra
aarI Den 11teS Sio, % set iereite
GarStal or 1710. Man ontaeer, at
Bengene er bIepet neo9raoet unSer
Ragnls Sterbocf8 Gelttos, ga en-
iterre StiRrmpoieI ianSt Steo / Graf.
terne ON SGitpeoa % @Gitrabp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09
Den tYife appetit.

Gen 5efienbte frantic SournaIiit
Sules Suret bereiier for Giebliffet
Spiflanb pod arpos og toerS og bar
/ Here Woo!sSer | en- bel Del grebe
meSoeIt "6igaro"s 2eiere fine SnS'
trpf berfro. 3 SpifIano bar man
biStil meS mesen Snteresie fulgt
bans 8orreipoubaucer, Der / mangt
% meget err iaa o%perorSertIig amer.
~fienbenSe for Spiflano. Saa aoifil'
Iige 8,tnftcr fonitaterer ban arlig cg
bercboiuig at SpifLonb bar ooer.
Istct Srmfrige. Ren MI bar Suret
meb ct frenrtalot en- R9ngbe forar.
geoe og qrptne artifler BEN tp'fe
Iresie. San Dor netnIig ipottet bet
tpife Sisffcm os I bet 5eIe taft iatrrt'
ieret ooer Tpifernes ringe SorItano
paa 9oroct3 fulinariife RpoeIier.
Settle er faIbt De braoe Spifere
tltngt for @rpItet, og en- WfGngoe
S,lblicntcr Bar tat iii @ienmGIe /
meget fro'tise llbtrpf. I'll 8ien-
eipIo ntoo Nog iises, at abifiiage cir
Slret Ret /, at Sranfrige itoStg er
S~o9efuntcns fsrite 2atto, og Blltrolt'
teten er entg ON, at ialfalo boao
Gnrctnin8 % Sarmenitiain9 al Het'
terne ou9oor, ma man itaotg til
fienoe 6routriee 8riien.
On gtrins Of Suret ON, at SpIfer'
ne bar en- meget frGftig Gppettt, bar
git en- Sr. @uitap 9lifitti6 IraeSnin9
til ct ~intrrcsiant Gauieri "2oeal'
anSeiarr", at bpiIfet pt giengir no9et
al BET pPientItgifs:
Gen t0ite SournaIiFt er ilet lite
prco pnn &uret for benelote gtrtng'
% set al belle fire @ruuoe. 6or Del
fsrite bar 6rauitmanben 8et Serre
YaaitanS, ior set auoet bebsper ~
iferne life at famine zig berpeS, for
oct treble or en- iterf appetit aISeleS
life ifaScIig, 90 for Oct fieroe fslssr
Spiferne 10 beri fine brape Souteore
On Juno appctit er BET bebite Be
bis paa, at Ssu ipife Nation bar Ell
goo @ape. 3 mango 2reSic berlte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09

iom bar imuft beforeret nteb Stag.
Sa sgressiGiterne traaote mo /
SaIen, biIiebeS be meo ben norIfe
RationaIiumg, uSfsrt at ct Srfeiter,
og ct nifoIbtst Surra. RationaIfor.
bunoets Sornar0 u. Ibrdbamien
f~unaereSe iom @ftenets Eoaitmaiter,
o. RoniuI @aoe bplot Ealen for
9gresgieiterne San eiorbe OBJ.
merfiom poa, at Imunbien fife bar
braget afIteS I BEN Seniigt at iGtte
npe 8efor0er, men for at ubrette no'
get al oirfeItgt u~ibenifabeIigt 9ero.
9erfor bar llbforifnin9en al Den
mognetiife Sol SopeoformaaIet meo
bans 3eiie % bans S%renttren8en
giennem 9orbpeitpasiogen fln en-
gfaa ifiSrt bet itSite bar 9anife an
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09
amunoien / Chicago.

&aptein RoaIS autlurbfen og Spit.
nant Sanien bar / Chicago, Iiseipm
/ gtinneapoIis % / 81. goiI, pRret
8ieritanb for Itorurtet SpToeit. Sic.
re at 6e bsrpGrenSe norffe Srgani.
iationer arrangereOe Setter og Yeio.
6age til oeres sore. SaaIebes gao
Den norife SfifIub "tor" 2sroag
aiten en- 9anfet / 8earions Sal,
boor Sr. gmfI 9ibrn fun9ereoe iom
Soaitmaiter, men ben itsrIte Set til
"8isa". RRnoenes 9@re par Den, iom
bet MONTE 0ottonaIforbunb Ssn.
Dag aften gap i oct iannne 2ofale,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09
Spcmif annit | Chicago. Src

Stocfbolm meboeIes BEN ste Rooem.
Der. s. BON Soffiten, en- ioen'f
auniner fra Chicago, tiItroaote
igaur Siemreiien efterat babe beisgt
Sperise i BET gieneo at formaa
ioenife &unitnere til at oeItage / en-
aumInuoItiuing, iom nuite Mar ifal
orrangeres / Chicago unoer ben Der
parenbe ipenif-meritonife Sunitfor.
eningS IuTpicier. gIonbt arore bill
anSerS Corn % Gurl Sarion, iom
bsrer i'll De melt ~befienSte ibenifc
8unitnere. ienoe itsrre SamIinger al
line arbeiber til 1biiuingen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09
GhauIop 600.
3orges bcrsmtcite NaIer lar neolagt
fin Reuiel.

Sra &rt'tiouia trlearoferes, at ben
nor'fe 9toier Srits SbouIop / Ron.
bags er ofgaaet bel 9sSen | 8oleH'
ban, &olanb. l1nber fit SpboIo /
Rorse itSfte 8inter % @aar ronune'
Oes ban i &rtitinria of ct SIogttIfGl.
De, 90 ifisnt ban tiGipnelaoe1be tolr
Ii9 90 bIeo ioa bra, OF ban Sonmrer
funbe rciie til ~ltbIanoet, blep ban aI'
brig iterf mere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09
Grenif Spiinoclie.

bolm teIeeraferes, at en- traublsS &c
Iefon til miIit9rt grus, opfurSet at
2sitnant 6. G. Stungmdn, er bclIut'
tet inSfsrt / ben ipeuife @rrne. Sp.
ftnbeIien, iom ogiua bar npret I'LL
bitot I1nerifa, bar ouft megen Sp'
itgt | europa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09
ct mrrfcIist @pttcri fotSt / @on'

WI WTrIcllut DpUiIClt IuIIo4 ~'N'',
baaS Steo / Wariuebarafferte
Gortsmu4tb. Gen inOirette anriag
til Wutteriet oor nemli9 ben, OF -
iourhapenSe officer bar oItfor fort
al Bert. San ituIbe gipe ben op.
itileSe Ifoelin8 en- Reprimortoe for
en- euer onoen SorieellL men oa ban
nar Iaa fort, beidleOe ban De ~fcrrete
Rpftcr at faIoe poa &n9 FOR at bait
oqioa funSe ie De ho8erIte &Gfter.
0erne Detailing uGgte0e imTolertVo
Here al SoIoatcrue at lpitre % bIeo
orreiteret, 90 bette giorSe De anSre
SoISatcr baIftprige. Se req neS
Iarfetcnoeriet ("tbe ~catteen") %
andre @pgniuger % forisste ian at
trGuae uS of Seircn, men bleo beri
biuSrat al en- iterf GioeIins andre
Solbuter meS fGIbehe @aionetter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09
8uitaf gbolfs Minbe. Eli Mini

0ulfaf UoplIc UtlHpt. XVI 9'tipuS
ON SLaget oeo 9iit5en, boor ben 1oen.
tie aonge @uituf &ooIf falbt ben
16be 9ooember 1882, oil Der poa
iamme Cato ioar bli neoIagt 8uunS'
Itenen iii ct M~Sinoefapel | G9rbeoen
al oct Steo, boor &ongen falbt, og
iom MI fables ShpeOen'tein. SEA.
pellet opfsres pna 9efoitning al Den
94.oarige befienote ipelifc &igmano
8oniL Oscar Gilman. gpgningstt'
len ftaI ppre iperif IenGSionce, o9
belle aapellet err beregnet til 100000
aroner. Sorat srbuerpe nsiogtt9t
ben Cont, ban oiloe bnoe, montte
aoniuI Gilman fisbe ct inf 8iGit8t'
perIteo, rioe BET neo og fisre oct pef,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09
aiueiife sisrsuere brioer frenoe

les fit SpiI, meIoes fra Songfon9.
9naoe poa De ftore 5Iooer % Iungs
&pften buierer De. Saalebes bleb BET
brittle Sttb "6unom" forleoen Gag
operfaIot al en- ganbe SisrsOere,
iom toans Sficerer og SeiGtning til
at boI6e iig / Ho, mems be plpnbreSe
Sfibet. Senere bemGgtigeSe be zig
ct onbet Sfib, ioul baube $4,000 ont
borb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09
Gtssiel forarmct? Sra Ct. Be'

tersbupg neSSeles, at 8eneraI-2sit'
nant StssieI, Sort grtburs bergrnt;
Sorirarer, mi en- iao fottig og forar'
met, at ban forIeoen be1tperbte fig I'll
en- bormbisrtig aritnIt for ioareoc
SolSuter ON SipIp til at ifGffe fig
en- Siener. InitaLtens 9eftprer BAD
BAN fsrIt at itaffe 29geatteit for at
bans SeIbreb8tiIItanb bar iaaSan, at
Ran pirfeIig tr9n9te Siener.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09
Soma 2eupolSs Elan ON en- &rigs.

NpNU pun WV Sh S't'SS
floobe for 9eIgien er life bIet moota.
oct uteb otbere Selpilie al Sanoets
itsrIte SnSuitriOripenoe, meIoeS ira
9rpSiel. De urerer, OF SanoeIen ilet
life aItio fager Slaget, 90 Dc bepSer,
at iiteoetior at IGgge gtiQioner poo
IiQiouer / &rig8ifibe bsr man bel
Ter isge at ietbe i9ong 6~orretnir9s.
foretogenber og oprette gantsr
fremmeSe 2anoe. Sernmlt peger Or
poa, booS amertta bar funnel liS'
rette neo en- fcrboloSoiS lion &rtgS'
% SonSeL$fIaaoe &etntn9 al at
erobre @erneusmorfeoerne agita'
tionen intoo 5Ioaoepuoieftet piI rtnte.
liqpi8 rGirLtere / en- Organization,
ION omfattcr Sc IeoenOe / 2nnbets
furaniieLIe % % in6ltitrieae @erSen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09
Sra uolanoet.
arnaer sfolctiS | Sapan.. 81

9rneer SfoletiS ! Sapan. Sra
Gofip meooeIcs, OF oen tpunane Sfo-
Ieenng / syapou M err bciluttet for.
IGngct meo TO Mar. 9srncnes ifole.
rIigtigc gIoar er MI ira 6 til t2 aar.
Den npe 0rSning treSer iprit | araft
| 1908.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09
Wiuiitcriet GIemcnesan. Den fran

Nliiit,terlef SlciHeHeeah. SeH IIuh'
ite MISUNDERSTANDING icm bapoe to-
ger iig en- &piI, mems oct me @tnt.
itcrium uoarbeibebe tit Srogram,
traaStc fanrnren isieu / Wanea8s %
GAP Raieringen ct SiuiSspctrm meS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09
Gn 0Lpiterplnnbrina. Arc @ic

Gn &lpferplpnbring. Sra @cifpa
/ TusIarb meSbeIes, at en- gntbe mo.
fferebe 3socre Ssnoag gften truitgte
Tia inb ! 2orfinoff aIpfter og orrbte
abbeSen, Rrioren 90 en- Nur1f, pIpn.
brebe aIoiterfirfeu for aue bellige
@ienitanbe og foln iig pGf mco en-
itpr Gum 9erae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09

Sraucisco bar orIcgt for at to'1se
Scure gps Sfolcfomuriaftou til at g.
DC bans Barn aSgoug til "oe boiNe
EoIts StpIer", otl rtTteIigSis babe
Rdger Of en- Iorgt mere oiotrGffenoe
aoroftcr, erb man ituI0e tro, naar
mon blot ier ben III Ben enc Srritrn'
biabeS, 'om bar fremfaIOt Sen, ifrt'
Der ct amerifauit 9InS. Som Stet'
tsouuft for 9Iogen pnuberaaber 81
tQnteu fig, Of BET sr De 5creneSe Sta'
ters trQftutmpsige SorpIigteLier meS
ssaoor, iou1 er op~ertraabt; oerfcr er
ogina Gngen bIet oulagt | ben fsoe'
roIe Rst. 9ette er, ioaoiot man oeo,
fefte Gang, OF nogen Bor tpct IND
unScr aorItih1tiorens IrtiteI VI for
at ifaffe zig &et MOB ~formentIi8c
Sperareb fra De IofaIe Rpnbigbaoers
SiSe. Sois mi 9omitolene ftnoer.
at Sogen meb Rette fommPr inc urt'
Der beneI0te @ruuSloosafintt, bill
ret IeSe iii, OF bette Fan brirgcs | an.
oenOeIic ogiao / mango andre lj8nen'
Be SiIfGIbe % oeb afgisreIien az
Sooer, iom / tiSIigere lib bar ifoffet
Reaieringen en- Wosie 9rpberi %
tiIoeI8 braat Seu / en- %teuneIig p0mp'
eeuoe Goiition openfor ANDRE &anoe.
Ct Of ReiuItaterne of en- Zig Iigis.
relic oiI bIipe, Of De enfeIte Stater
o. 9per life IGugcre bill fuuns 'Ptte
fla no ooer Observation-Disclosures
Sroftater / fin Resembling al llolpu.
binger. inaIeoe8 iom Rep Orleans.
Wobben siorSe, ba Sen for en- Del
aar fiSen Ipnteoe ct gIrtaI StnIieue,
re, elcr ba en- inf Sisfaptein bIeo
toget fra ct tyF Glib ubfor Charles.
ton, 9. G., % Tl9bt I 6PugieI.
8ouititution2u8 NrtifeI VI beitem'
rrer, "ot 6e 6oreueOe Stoter8 Son.
'itutton % Sc 2ooe, iom 9ipes
SoerersitcumeIie meo oen, iomt oQe
Srnftutcr, Ser opretters eQcr fommer
til at blioe oprettet unoer oe 6oreue'
be Stnters Mtpnbigbcb, er at bctrnqtC
'om 2nuoetS forrcmite eIler bsieitc
2on, og 9ommerre / ale Stoter bnr
at rette ia berefter. uoeu &eripn til,
boob Serom manttc finbeS / noqen en-
felt StatS 8onititution eIlcr 2ooe".
5 Ben omtoIte Sag / Gan TranciScc
er Oct ouberbart, at nuor DC Iofalr
Rpn0igbeocr bar bortodt iopanciiifa
@eru ira SfoIcrue, bportiI ale Sno'
hon6rcre8 8ern uuoto8cn Sincere
eIerS giOeS I0gung, 0n cr 6Gtte en-
Discrimination moo Sfap0nei5ruc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09

ltuSer6alanee. 5uISm9gtig &eep
/ SinansbepartameHtet fom ! 2er'
baos biem til @aBiugton fu ct.
Souls oa meoeelte aeporterre, at ser
| Set 6~erpprenSe SubtreaSurp er En-
lluSsrbaIance paa S61,500; men
ban pilSe life itae, bbem ser er SpIo
/ Sen. Sagen bIiDer grunoig mSer.
isat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09

seuS "Seeprab. 9Oirn" til sIGsi %
Senncr I 9amIs, 2anbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-09
C..s.ss.. D s s:ss. Co.: s 6.sssss.

xsyEzxp 40 SECOND Glass NATIVE svsh 0LAN
1T rK1 Post osy1cz AT DBcoAAH. IOWA VsH
lcr OF ooNsEEs 81 MAE1 IN M.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-25
CHARLTON.

Charlton, Jan. 23.-On account Of
the drifting snow all day Monday, the
trains were all late, the north bound
branch train not being able to go and
the south bound train was snow
bound near Bethany, Mo.
Justice Leonard Manning pro-
nounced the words yesterday that
Joined George w. Wishart and Mrs.
Daisy Blouse for life. They expect to
make their home in st. Joe.
Smoke Noxal Club cigars. Sc.
DR.. ]. F.. Spear, charged with utter
ing forged instruments was found
Judge Robert Sloan to two and one
half years in the penitentiary at Fort
Madison.
The motion for the arrest of judg-
ment and new trial in the Hanlin case
was discussed yesterday morning and
thhe Judge averuled the moaion, but
has postponed judgment for few
days on account Of the defendant be-
ing indisposed. Mr. Hanlin will in all
probability appeal the case.
The jury in the case of the state
VS.. Upton and Emery Sims, charged
with breaking and entering, returned
a verdict Of guilty late Saturday ev-
ening. They have not received theiI
| sentence as yet.
| ]. w. Munford, of Pleasant town.
ship, went to Winterset, last evening
| where he will witness the marriage OF
his daughter, Miss Lizzie Munford 'tc
Henry Shrader, of Pocahontas, which
will occur Wednesday evening at the
| home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. S C. Pope The bride has many
| friends here who extend congratula-
| lions.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-25
To Ship in Quail.

"The state of Illinois, with the as
sistance of the farmers Of the COM
monwealth, and materially aided by
the game wardens whose duty 1t is
to see that the laws with reference to
the killing of game are enforced, pro-
poses to adopt aggressive means for
the replenishing of the various Sec
tons of the state with quail, which
each succeeding year. says Keokuk
paper.
IL. L. Hudson of Nauvoo, deputy
game warden for the district across
the river, who was in Keokuk Satur-
day, has just returned from trip
through several of the southern states
for the purpose of arranging for the
shipment into the state Of large num-
Der of quail.
HE has interested the farmers Of
his district to the extent that the
most of them promised that they will
see to it that the birds do no suffer
for food when the snow is on the
ground. 1t has been said that one
reason why the supply has been de-
pleted was that thousands of the lit
tie birds virtually starved to death for
lack of proper nourishment, during the
severe winters in recent years.
Mr.. Hudson states that shipment
of $4,000 of the birds will be received
in short time and that this number
will be added to from time to time I'M
til there is an abundance of quail in
this part of the country. And with the
rigid enforcement of the law during
the closed season, he is of the opin-
ion that they will multiply rapidly"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-25
PENNINGTON.

Pennington, Jan. 23.-Mizpah chap
ter, Order Of the Eastern Star held a
special meeting Friday evening to
confer the degrees on Mrs. Ina
Ketcham. The Floral degree was also
given. Mrs Humphrey, Of Magnolia
chapter, Bonaparte, was welcome
visitor.
Mrs. Jessie Milan went to ottumwa
Saturday to spend Sunday with her
husban
Mrs. John McGreer died very sud
denly Saturday morning at her home
near Primrose and was buried this
morning at Sharon cemetery.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Tucker
Friday daughter
Mrs. j. G.. Whitley. Mrs. Phil
Whitley and Miss Josie Easling, OF
Bonaparte, were Pennington visitors
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Grace Locke, who has been
listing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II
J. Locke for the past two months, left
for st. Louis Friday evening, where
she has position as stenographer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Moreland are
visiting Mrs. Moreland's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Helwig, near Bonaparte
Will Knott spent three days Of last
week in Keosauqua.
Mrs. j. NJ Eddy spent Saturday ir
Bonaparte.
Mrs. Tillie Sharp and Miss Margaret
Mulvihill entertained the High Five
cluh Friday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Sharp. Refreshments were serv.
ed. Miss Wayne Reckmeyer won the
woman's prize, and w. D. Mccormick
gon the mans prize.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-25

ever, provides Senator Bacon with a
committee room, a clerk and messen-
ger, Which is a concession very much
appreciated. Senator Cockerill was
chairman of the committee on en-
crossed bills and had one Of the best
rooms IN the senate. Senate. German,
as the minority leader, also has a fine
room.
TilIman's Slnecure.
Senator Tillman, who diluted his In
fluence and impaired his standing in
the senate last week by his attack
upon the President, is chairman Of the
committee On the five civilized tribes
of Indians. 1t is not known that the
committee ever is called upon to con-
slider any bill, although 1t has been sug-
gested that Senator Tillman was
placed at the head of this committee
so that the Indians might be furnished
a model in civilization. Tillman is an
enigma. In some respects he is a
strong man, witty, eloquent, forceful
and Druta.ly frank and direct, yet he is
absolutely unmanageable. The senate
does not know how to manage him nor
what will be his next move nor in what
direction. He keeps his eagle eye on
everything and periodically throws the
senate into q turmoil by introducing
resolutions calling for an investigation
of this and that He seldom gains his
point yet this does not deter him from
jumping in again at the earliest oppor-
tunity.
A Senate Puzzle.
Senator Tillman denies that his at
tack upon the President was inspired
by personal hatred growing out Of
what he regarded as slight. 1t ap-
pears that at the time Prince Henry
was here reception and dinner was
to be given in his honor at the White
House md among the guests were the
members Of the committee on foreign
relations, Senator Tillman being on
that committee. After Tillman had
been invited the fight between himself
and Senator McLaurin occurred in the
senate and it did not seem proper I'M
der the circumstances to have Senator
Tillman at the dinner to Prince Henry
Accordingly, one Of his colleagues was
delegated to suggest to Senator Till
man as automatically as possible that
the situation would be relieved If he
would politely decline to attend. TILL
man Is said to have become very angry
when approached on this subject and
refused to send his regrets to the Pres
ident. Whereupon he received a letter
from the White House withdrawing his
invitation to the dinner. 1t is said Sen
ator Tillman has never forgiven the
President for this affront, but he as
serts that his speech last\ week was
not inspired by that incident, but by a
to 1>of !, ,,,,tV &I,o
facts in the Mrs. Morris ejectment in
cident and the facts with respect to
Santo Domingo. At present Senator
Tillman is not active, but he may bob
up before the weeks is over, with a
new resolution.
Frank j. Stillman.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-25

at the home of his parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. A. w. Thompson.
Mrs. w. B. Taylor returned Satur-
day from Agency. where she has beer
spending the week with her parents
Rev. and Mrs T. B. Hughes.
T. J. McIntire returned Saturday tc
his home in Pulaski after spending G
week in Texas, where he purchase
farm property
Mrs. Carl Shaw left Saturday fol
Centerville to spend a week with hel
sister, Mrs. j. S. Burdette.
Miss Ruth Greenleaf having resign
ed her position as clerk at Rock Rap
ids, returned home Saturday night anl
will make an extended visit with heI
mother, Mrs. D. c. Greenleaf.
Miss Minnie Loeb has returned from
Cskaloosa and Ottunlwa, where she
has been spending couple Of weeks
with relatives.
Mrs. A. H. Fortune very pleasantly
entertained few friends at dinner or
Sunday in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Scott. of Quincy, Ill. A fou.
course dinner was served at noon and
the day was very happy one.
DR.. L. L. Pittman left Monday fol
Keokuk to attend a dental conven-
ton. He will return Thursday.
Born Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. Fen
ton Dixon, q son.
Miss Bertha Miller returned Satur-
day from Ottumwa and Washington
where she has been spending couple
Of months with relatives.
The Ladies Guild of the Methodist
Episcopal church will serve chicken
pie supper in the church Wednesday
evening for the benefit OF the choir
which is giving very pleasing service
under the direction of Miss Carrie
Davies.
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PLEASANT HOME.

Pleasant Home, Jan. 90. Emmett
and Ada Shields visited at Walter
Schoech's Saturday night.
H. T. Lathrop visited at the Pleas
ant Home parsonage Sunday.
Rev. Randolph was unable to fill his
appointment at Sherman and Mt. Zion
On account of the bad roads.
Miss Mamie Spencer and Oliver
Willard have been sick the past week
DR.. Hurst, Of Blakesburg, was In
this vicinity last week.
Several young people here attended
the social at High Point last Friday
evening.
Herman Dixon is on the grand jury
this week.
Rev. ]. Randolph and family spent
one day last week at the home Of Je-
rome Brooks.
There will be a box supper at No.
school house Friday evening in the
interests of the library
VERNE Backman has been on the
sick list the past week.
Verne Suttle has been unable to at
tend school the past week.
Fred Jones is preparing to put ur
ice
Glen Ross led the Y. P. S. C. E., or
Sunday evening.
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BLooMFIE

Bloomfield, Jan. %. The mems
meeting held at the Baptist church at
2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon, was
well attended and the talks by Rev.
D. F. Ferrall, postor of the Baptist
church; DR.. G.. L. Stafford, pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church, and
Rev. H. ]. Everly, We're we'll received
cussed was manifested by many who
were in attendance. Two conversions
have been erected since the beginning
of the revival services.
In the case of w. A. Zolman vs. T.
NJ Provo which was a suit on part
nership, Harry Wray was appointed
receiver in the final hearing Of the
case on Saturday.
K. I. Hotchkiss shipped two car
loads of cattle to Chicago for the
Monday market. Mr.. Hotchkiss ac-
companied the cattle.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Mccain return
ed Saturday from Des Moines, where
they spent week with Mr.. and Mrs
H. c. Evans and other friends.
The pupils of the high school are
in training under Miss Lillian Dale
Brackney, instructor of elocution, at
the S. /. NJ, for the local declamatory
contest to be held in the near future
to selectSa representative to the state
declamatory contest.
The eighty eighth birthday anniver-
sary of Mrs. Mary Findley was cele-
Grated on Sunday. Mrs. Findley is i
settled here with DR.. Findley, when
Bloomfield consisted of only a few
buildings, one or two Of which are
now standing. Although frail in body
she still enjoys life.
Judge S. S. Carruthers made abus-
mess trip to Ottumwa Monday
Mrs. Holmes and daughter Ger
1fuae, ol ,d h1 nfns Mo, We're guests
Miss Gertrude is spending a week II
| the city as the guest Of Miss Myrtle
| Stanley.
]. r. Haney Joined his wife and little
lson at this place Sunday and visited