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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-18
Society
ST. PROGRAM.

Following is the program for the
concert and ball TO be given by the
pupils of st. Andrassy Thursday
night:
Opening selection by entire class
of pupils, March and Chorus from
Tanhauser.
Overture, "Semiramide," St. An
drassy's orchestra of seventeen
pieces.
Concert Waltz, La Peare de Mad
rid orchestra.
Violin solo, Air Varie, Ed. Balder-
sten.
Trio, violins, Kenneth Martin, Ir-
win Nibel. Fred BRIGGS, Air de
Ballet" AM
Overture, Mariana, orchestra.
Descriptive, The Mill in the For
est, orchestra; Gmitating the rush
of the water and turning of the mild J.
Violin solo, Chant'd., Anna Mister.
Violin solo, Roses" Irwin Nibel.
Overture, Hungarian Lustspiel, or
chestra.
Selection, The Wanderers Long
ing for Home" orchestra.
a-Violin and flute duet, William
and Frank Seibot: b-Violin solo,
Hungarian Tone Poem, Kenneth
Martin.
Grand Finale, Medley of National
Airs, orchestra.
There will be two other solos dur
ing the evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-18

Rev. E. j. Keuling, of / Ball
block, left today for a visit to Scran-
ton, Pa.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-12-01

jafnan brug0io honum UNI eigingirni. Segja peir
a0 ali, sem ham a0hefst, geri ham eigin gj0rnum
tilgangi, og tcja pao mccall annars, az ham gefur
oft st6rfG og hjalpar bagst0ddum otilkvaddur, en-
pau gooverk auglysa BLOC hans j~afnan me0 snj0ll-
um lofrnoum, og sauna er a0 segja um hva0 Gina,
err ham pykist gera / almennings Partir.
Ham hetir st00ugt barist gegn einokun og
ytirgangi auovaldsins her / landi, og hetir / peirri
vioureign margt parft verk unnio, en- po err bla0a-
fGlag PAD, er ham stofnaoi og hefir oil umrao ytir,
ao 0llu leyti eftirmynd hinna velstu einokunarfc-
laga; hann breytir par overt 4 mot pvi, sem ham
kennir; ham skammar Rockefeller mama NEST,
en- breytir ems og dyggur lnrisveinn hans 1 0llum
fjarhagsmaium. BETA ait, og margt annao, vekur
& pvl sterkan grun, 40 maourinn sc ekki hollur og
e%inlagur / neinu, sem ham aohefst, nema 40 pv1
leyti, er ham ser sjalfum ser hag / Pv1.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-12-01

a0 felagsbra0ur Peir cru festir Gy0ingar, og
ekki er g%runlaust, 40 stundum sc svo til silt,
40 Peir VERDI kosnir, Pvf ao Peim ma fyllilega
treysta til allra Pess kyns hrio juverka. DAD
hefr aldrei bori0 VIC 40 Cycling half skort
hug og ar@oi til PETRA st6rraoa, og Peir cru
aIlra mamma slungnastir 1 framkv@mdum laun-
pao voru Gy0ingar, sem nYske0 r@ndu
$50 Pdsund dollurum af rikisfe. R1ssa dr
p6stvagni, sem var a fero hja Kazan dom
kirk unni, a einni hinni fj0lfornustu g0tu /
Petursborg: PAD er hid mesta ofdirfskuverk,
sem unni0 hefir verie 4 Rdsslandi, sloan sam
serismenn t0ku bryndrekann 4 Svaftahaf, en-
pa var PAD einnig Gyoingur, Schmidt a0 nafni,
er ger0ist lei0togi skipverj ia / Pvi uppPoti.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-12-01
Byltingamenn Russa.

40 kjark og ar@oi hafa engir lifandi
menn skara0 fran dr byltingam0nnum a
Rdsslandi. DAD litur svo ut sem peir kunni
hvorki az hrnoast kvalir ne dau0a, og half
hattur aoleikfangi. peir framkvama hry0ju-
verk sin vanalega meo sprengikdlum: og Peir
sem Peim kasta, komast sjaldan Ifs at.
Sp%rengikdlan drepur pam, sem kastar henni
engu sjaldnar en- him, sem fyrir q az ver0a,
og sleppi Peir me6 lift undan sprengikhlu
sinni, pa eiga Peir visa dauoahegningu fyrir
tilr@oio, og hver einasti PETRA, hvort heldur
Pao er karl -eoa kona, hefr tekio dauoa sfnum
sem ekkert v@ri og aldrej latio neinn bilbug
4 ser inna. Margar stnlkur hafa vcrio at lif
teknar Petta ar a Rdsslandi, sakir mor0til-
rauna, Peim er par 1 engu hlift fremur en- karl
minimum. Elm dr PETRA aokki heldur pc lif.
HIN heitir I.eontieff og er frenka Trepoffs
herforingja ,hins alremda har0stj6ra, sem n.y.
lega do 1 Pttursborg. Hun er ung stdlka og
var via haskolanam 1 Swiss; par atlaoi hun az
drepa Durnavo, fyrrum raogjafa Rdssa keis-
ara; hun vissi az Durnavo helt til hotel emu
+ Interlaken. panga0 for hun og 81 par elm
mann mccall gestanna / bor0salnum, er hun
P6ttist meo vissu vita, a0 veri Durnavo, Pvf
a6 hun hafoi oft SEQ ham A6ur / Petursborg:
hun gekk Pvi rakleiois a0 manninum og skaut
ham, en- ma0ur Pessi var franskur 0ldungur,
og stdlkan var demd til fangelsisvistar efi-
langt, fyrir mor0i0, PVT 40 dau0ahegning er
6l0gleg 1 Swiss.
Flestir byltingamenn a Rdsslandi cru
Gyoingar, og allur fj0ldi PETRA Gyoinga cru
ungir nAmsmenn fra P6lverjalandi, einkum
Observation-Disclosures, sem ALA @fi hafa att vi6 "a
t@kt ao strioa. pegar byltingamenn villa
framkvema eitthvert vo0averk, pa er einhver
Gy0ingur vanalega til Pess kj0rinn ao franz
kv@ma PAD. peir velja menn await til slfkra
st6rrm6a med hlutkesti, en- svo will til oftast,
ao hlutur einhvers Gyoings kemur upp, at PVT
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-12-01
Ekki hafa Observation-Disclosures st

neitt musteri + Lunddnum hingao til; en- MI
er auougur Englendingur, sem tekio hetir trh
PETRA, 40 lata smi0a par musteri, veglegt
mj0g, en- Pao er ekki halfgert enn pa 90 ver0-
ur Pvf enn m0rg ar / smi0um. Deir eiga nn
musteri / smabn einum, er Woking heitir,
skamt fra Lunddnaborg, og anna0 eiga peir
/ Liverpool, Pvl az par bda faeinir Mlham-
medstruarmenn. Annars er ekki geti0 neinna
mustera, er Peir eigi I vesturl0ndum Evropu
nema / Parisarborg, par hafa Peir lengi att
eitt musteri.
[ Bandarikj um eiga peir ekkert musteri,
enda cru Peir falioa0ir m jog her / landi. [
New York cru faeinar hraour, og / Chicago
vita MEM ekki UNI Aeiri en- Prja mem af
peim trdbragoaaokki. Armeningar, Make
doningar og Syrlendingar Peir, er par bua,
cru allir kristnir.
1 Worcester, Mass. bfr fj0lmennasti
hopur MISUNDERSTANDING. sem til er
Bandarfkjum. Oar bda um 500 Tyrkir og
Kdrdar, sem vinna par 1 virasmi0ju Peirri
hinni miklu, er a0ur atti Washburn og Moen
felagi0, en- MI er eign stalfelagsins mikla.
Drift eoa fj0gur hundru0 Knrda vinna / slit
unarhdsum 1 Peabody, Mass, og um 200
Peirra eiga heima / Rhode Island. Faeinir
MISUNDERSTANDING b1a / Sioux Falls. S.
D., og dalitill h6pur a heima / Duchest juno
ton, N. Y, smaba er stendur VIC Hudson
fj6ti0. En- samtals munu Peir taplega vera
1000 blum Bandarikjum, og mj0g fair
betast VIC arlega, Pvf az peir cru tregir til as
aytia hinga6 til lands e0a neitt annao. burt
dr atth0gum sinum.
Do er tali6 az an 300 Muhammedstrdar-
menn half hatt til Bandarfkja ARID sem lei6.
Flestir voru Peir Tyrkir og Kdrdar, og /
yja,Englands rikjunum er mikio eftir PVT
soft, 40 ia pa Pangao, Pvf a0 Peir Pykja fyr-
irtaks verkamenn, vii juggir az Wilma hvao, sem
peim or booi0, og heimta aldrei hiatt kaup.
DER ganga aldrei / nein verkamannafel0g, og
viii aldrei vera neitt vi6 verkfoll ri6nir; peir
neyta aldrei afengis; enska tungu villa peir
ekki lera; peir cru i0nir, h6glatir og g@ta
h6fs / 0llu; Pess vegna villa vinnuveitendur,
sem til PETRA pekkja, ra0a pa blum 06rum
fremur. Svo er sagt ao verksmioju eigend-
ur / Nfja-Englands -rfk unum haf mynda5
leynif6lag til Pess, ao koma a dtAutning til
Bandarikja mccall Pessara Pjooa, og pa ma
gera rad fyrir,ao pess verdi ekki langt az bf0a,
ao Paoan komi storir h6par innaytjenda hing
a0 til lands, eff stj6rninni Pykir pa ekki 81
s~malamenska koma + baga vi6 innautnings-
l0gin.
En- Tyrkir og Kdrdar cru Kinverjum lik-
If a0 PVT leyti, ao Peir aytja ekki binga5 til
lands til Pess a0 sta6festast her. Allir koma
Peir hingao I peim tilgangi ao eignast svo
mikla peninga, ao Peir geti kept fyrir pa
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-12-01

Trdbo6ar, fra austurl0ndum hestir, attu
meo ser fj0lmennann fund / Cairo a Egypta-
landi, sios.stli0i0 vor, til Pess 40 r@6a UNI
Mdhammedstrd og jatendur hennar. A Peim
fund.- voru Auttir margin fyrirlestrar um PAD
mAlefni, og voru Peir aestir fr60Iegir mj0g og
skemtilegir. peir hafa hestir veri0 prenta0ir
/ box, sem ny]ega var gefin 1T 1 Chicago*),
og hefr hun margan fr60leik az geyma I'm
Pann trhbrag0afokk.
Oar er CERT rA0 fyrir, az allir jatendur
Mnbammeds s6u samtals 1872, 1856, ITO, og cru
peir pa eftir Peim reikningi, nokkru frrri en-
alment var @tla0. Tala PETRA / hverju landi
er Peir byggja, er sem her segir:
Indlandi SO, or
Afriku 5S,S64,5 S7
K1naveldi 80 100000
Austur- Indlands eyjum. 100000
Rtssaveldi. .13, 900, 900
Tyrkjaveldi (utan Evropu). .12, DOC, 900
Persalandi 100000
Afghanistan 100000
Arab1u. 100000
Tyrklandi. 100000
NIlendum Frakka 1856, 900
Balkan-rikjum 100000
Siam 100000
Filipseyjum 100000
Australia og Amer1ku ............... $4,000
Flestir cru dyrkendur spamannsins i riki
B~retakonungs. Ham he6r margfalt feirl
9 d strdarmenn yfr ao raoa, en-
Tyrkjasoldan s%jalfur, sem pc er az r6ttu lagi
,,drottinn retttrda6ra mamma" ems og kalif-
amir aour voru. A England cru jatendur
M~dhammeds famennir Mtg. I Lunddna-
borg cru az Gins 300 MAINS at Peim trdbrag0a-
aokki, aestir PETRA kaupmenn, er reka par
verzlun meo austurlanda warming, dyrindis
veggtj0ld, abrei0ur, sikh og aldini. A Eng
landi cru einnig 800 Bretar, sem tekio hafa
trd Mdhammeds, en- ekki or Pess geti0, a6 par
s6u %neinir, er kasta0 half M1hammedstrd OF
gerst kristnir.
~ ,7He M~oAammedan World Io-Doy''. Elem
ing H. Revell Co., Chicago.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-22
HOLLY HILL.
q D q

Holly Hill, Dec, 2Q-Every resident
of Holly Hill is most cordially invited
to be present at the Christmas exercises
of the Holly Hill Union Sunday School,
to be held at Rose Villa" Christmas
night, December 25th- The exercises
comprise short program, a Christmas
tree and visit from Santa Claus. Any
one wishing to Join with us in the eele-
bratlon Will be most heartily welcomed
Particulars as to gifts, ETC., may be had
from Mrs. Edwin Peterson or Mrs. R.
Nj. Adkins on application. Everyone
most cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. J. Lindsey returned Wednesday
from Il three weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. c. Sharpe, at Dupont.
q. II. Wilkinson has the sincere SYM
patty OF the community in the recent
loss of his wife, notice of whose death
appears elsewhere in this paper.
Copies of the Pictorial Gazette News
may be had at the post office.
A B. Wilkinson and Miss S T. Viii
klnson, brother and sister of G.. A. Will
klnson, who were visiting with Nh Viii
kinson the forepart of the week, have
returned to their respective homes at
Eldora and Daytona. Another sister,
Mrs. L. g. Stringfellow and her daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth, are still with Mr. Viii
kinson.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-22
ORANGE GROVES
BEING ROBBED.
Many Complaints Are Being Made by
Growers of PiIfering of Their
GrOves-PenaltY for 1t.

The orange grove thief is making him.
self quite busy in and about Daytona
of late, or else there are a number of
them engaged in this nefarious work.
The maximum penalty for an offense of
this kind is three years in the peniten-
tiary, to which the city can impose an
additional penalty of 500 fine if the
pilfering is committed within the cor
porate limits.
Last Saturday, and in fact on divers
occasions previously, some freebooting
gentry visited the orange grove of +. l..
Shear, On Ridgewood avenue, and made
way with as much Of the fruit as he
wanted at that time.
Several other parties vigorously com
plain of being annoyed by the same
species of pilfering. George F. Smith
has missed couple OF punches of
bananas; A, McF Porter has found a
number of trees broken which the mis-
ereants did while plundering the grove,
and repeated raids have been made on
the premises Of John ". SkiltoA, North
Beach street, by orange thieves.
Officers are watching for the offenders
and 1t is only question of time when
their penchant for oranges owned by
other people will land them in the con-
Wet camp.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-22
Port Orange.

Port Orange, Dec. 20-Mr. Lufberry
is having his launch put in order for use
this winter. He is having a new engine
installed.
Miss Gieger, of Jacksonville, is visit
ing Mrs. Frank Sparkman
Mrs. Dubois, ST., and her daughter
arrived from Duchess County, \. Y.
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stubblefeld and Mr.. and
Mrs. McCorkle arrived last week from
Bloomington, Ills, as did also Mr.. and
Mrs. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmeric and daughter.
The bridge was open for travel last
Saturday. You can now drive over to
the ocean.
Robert Turner and daughter spent
several days here Last week, guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Sparkman.
There will be Christmas services in
Grace Church Christmas night.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Stewart drove
down from Seabreeze Sunday afternoon.
Capt Don Morris came Gown Sunday
afternoon and attended service in Grace
Chuch. After service he took Rev. VII
der to New Smyrna and Hawks Park in
his automobile
Mr.. and Mrs. Nowlin arrived Tuesday
to visit their daughter, Mrs. Pattillo.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-22
City Hotel Arrivals.

The following parties registered
at the City Hotel for the week end
| ing December u:
Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Bancroft, Harry
Becker, Chicago; E. E. Grimes, Z. L.
Hume, Frank Gautier, h. B. Truman,
W. T. Moore, J. 5. Tyson, Jr,, H. L.
Robidere, 5. Wright, Emerson H. Lee,
C. h. Nhitner, R. G, Moore, J. W.
Fudger, F. S. Howell, L. D. Jones, c.
SanderSon, y. Z, Holdt, J. l. Storer, H.
T. Lickider, c. Q. Livingston, (. L.
Hagln, jacksonville; F. j. Hoffman
Lakeland; Paul Carter, Cincinnati; B.
1. Board, Washington, d. c.; {. ".
White, Virginia; W H. Parker. Z. B.
Wilson. J. c. CrenShaw. K. H. Williams.
New York; James Carnell. Ormond; J.
RoSln, l. Llnderman, Philadelphia; +
+. Bugbec, Armstrong; G. H. Cantreer.
+. II. Armstrong, st. Louis; c. n. Pat
terson, Baltimore; R. c. Moore, New
Orleans; c. ?. Coates, Charlotte. \. c.;
T. HlIbon, Chattanooga; Mrs Berry.
Mrs. Adams, Seabreeze; R. n Watkins,
Texas; L. Williams r. ". Rowe, yacht
Elenora; " l. Payne, d. J. Moriarty,
Atlanta: Mrs. H. 5. Alden, Boston; W.
5. Branch, Orlando; W H. Hightower,
Georgia; T. V. RoSemont, London,
Eng; q. Bly,, DeLand; j. Y Detwiler.
New Smyrna; e. B. Netherton Macon;
George H. Lowe, Mrs. George H. Lowe,
Cleveland, O.; H. statland, Boston.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-22

The following parties registered
at the City Hotel for the week end
ing December II:
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-22
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!

Before the Gazette News again
greets it's readers Christmas day will
have passed into the Wondering
records Of past history, and for this
reason it is in order for US to extend
to all merry, happy, joyous Christ
mas.
Christmas greetings are express
sions of good will. How they soften
the hardest hearts, purify base de-
sires, sweeten bitten thoughts, dissi-
pate gloomy forebodings, make every
deed purer and holier, and every
wish kind and tender. Let hearts
expand, sympathies enlarge and
good will reign. Let benedictlons
drop from lips and substantial gifts
fall from overlooking hands. Make
cherries homes radiant and sore
hearts thrill with ineffable delight
Forgive your enemies and bury the
animosities harbored by you in the
dead past.
Make the Christmas of the yeal
1906 a day to which you can ever
revert back to with pleasure and
gratitude.
Peace and good will and a merry
Christmas to all is the Gazette
News greeting to mankind.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-22
SEABREEZE and
DAYTONA BEACH

Seabreeze, December 20-B. c. Bean
and family, who arrived from Tulsa,
Okla, and were guests of Clarendon An
mex several days, have taken one the
Clarendon cottages and will spend the
winter in Seabreeze.
Jacob Gimlich arrived at the Colon
nades Tuesday afternoon.
X. NJ. Knowlton and wife have ar
rived from Belfast, Maine, and will
spend the winter in Seabreeze and Day
tona.
l.. G. Burdick has contracted to build
for William Hall, of Maitland, an eight
room cottage on his Beach street lot
The lot has been cleared and work be-
gins this week.
Mrs. A. w. Johnson, of Ottumwa, Ia,
arrived this week, and is a guest of
Seminole Lodge for the season.
George Gain and wife of Prince Ed
wards Island, Canada, have taken one
OF Miss Blakeslee's cottages on Oakrikge
avenue for the season. Miss Puppy will
come with them. They will receive a
warm welcome from their friends here.
7. F. Williams and family spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in Jacksonville.
John Bianchi and daughter, Miss Lou
Bianchi, arrived from New York We'd
nesdsy.
Mrs. H. S. Morrison leaves Saturday
for Lake Helen, on two weeks visit to
her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. H. H. Brainard, son and
his two children arrived from the north
this week and have taken the Boyd cot
tage on Pine street. They spent last
year In the Haney cottage.
j. Hall Brumsey, of DeLand, spent
Monday at the Clarendon Annex.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Williams and chill
dren will leave for Fort Ogden the lat
ter part of the week to spend the holi-
days with relatives there.
Miss Grace Burdick, who is taking a
course at Stetson University arrived
home Monday, her excellent daily aver
age on studies being such as to excuse
her from the weeks examination. She
will spend the holidays at home
Among the arrivals at the Clarendon
Annex for the week, the following are
noted: Miss Mildred Andrews, Miss l..
ID. Smith, Cincinnati; C. w. Corning
and wife, Corning, N. Y; ". C. Skin
ner and W. H. Phillips, New York; E.
H. Armstrong st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. S. Morris will open chop house
and restaurant on Ocean Boulevard,
January first.
Mr.. and Mrs. White, of Chicago, ILL.,,
arrived from Lake Helen this week and
are guests of Dixie Lodge
Mrs. W. A. Baggett's eldest sister,
Mrs. Margaret Barge, is expected to ar
rive from Stonewall, Ga, today She
will spend the winter with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ordenrock, of New Jer-
sey, are guests of Dixie Lodge.
L. q. Burdick has had his house on
South Valley street wired and furnished
with fixtures for the electric current
Willie Conrad returned Sunday from
three days hunting and fishing trip
below Port Orange,
Mrs. j. E. Rush and children have
been enjoying visit of few DAYS with
Mrs. Rush's mother, Mrs. L. T. Mulkey,
on South Valley street
Mrs. H. F. Clark and Mrs. ]. W. Gar
lick, of Cincinnati, Ohio, are guests of
the Glenwood
Frances and Willie Conrad will assist
In Barnes Novelty Store, Daytona, dur
ing the holidays
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-22
CHANGE OF
SCHEDULES
q q q
Announced by Florida East Coast Rail-
way to Take Effect December
22d and January 9th.

The Florida East Coast Railway has
announced it's winter schedule for the
current season, which viii take effect on
January 9. A slight change is also an
nounced to take effect December % to
continue in force until the winter SEIZED
ule takes effect.
Commencing December % passenger
trains will arrive and depart from Day
tona as follows:
Southbound-l0 S and SIG y. N.
Northbound-3:36 a. NJ and 3:229 p. IN.
Commencing January 9, 1907, passen'
ger trains will arrive and depart from
Daytona as follows:
Southbound-ll:3 a. m, los, SAG
and II 81 p IN.
Northbound-3:3 So and I "a a. N, 3:2S
and 4 :07 p. IN.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-22

Meat cut on our new slicing ma
chine looks best, tastes best, and is
best; more slices for your money.
Our American slicing machine en-
ables us to make this offer. Try it
and be convinced Yours to please,
J. l.. ODUM.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-22

For Sale or Rent-Two houses,
furnished; silverware, linens and in
fact everything included; modern
improvements; southern exposure;
hre-places in both living and dining
rooms; near the river.
tt j. +. RUSH.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-14
FAIRFIELD.

Fairfield, June 13-The board Of d.
rectors Of the Fairfield Chautauqua as
sociation Monday night decided to
recommend to the stockholders that
the option on Slagle's grove be accept
ed. The tract is just outside the east.
ern limit Of the city, and can be reach
ed by the new asphalt pavement. The
park is forest, and one Of the prettiest
places in southeastern Iowa for public
gatherings. 1t includes 10 acres and
will be bought for $4,000.
Miss Nellie Boyd and William
Prewitt, both of this city, were married
Monday evening at Tripoli, Rev
A. A. Randall, an uncle of the bride, Of
ficiating. The marriage came as a
great surprise to the many friends Of
the young people. The bride has been
a stenographer for some little time and
has given all her employees great sat
isfaotion. Mr. Prewitt is court report
er. and one of the best in Iowa. They
left at once on wedding trip to Cali
fornia.
At the home Of the brides parents
in Knoxville Sunday afternoon occur
red the marriage of Miss Nellie Jones
of that city and Fred Graham of
Fairfield. Mr.. Graham is we'll known
to the local travelling public, holding
eficiently the position of baggageman
at the Burlington station. Mr. and
Mrs. Graham will be at home TO their
friends in a short time.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-14
los S. Court St.

the Sioux City candidate. The PEG
pie are aroused and the caucuses which
will be held this week will show that
the county is not welded to its ideal,
the third term candidate, but that the
people are Ia favor of the principles
of true republication.
Secretary Shaw will speak under the
auspices Of the Lincoln club this
evening, and every arrangement ts
being made to make the meeting one
long to be remembered. The people
are loyal to President Roosevelt and
they know that the secretary Of the
treasury will come to them with
message direct from the President
and they are ready to give heed to it.
They know that the President and
other leaders of the republican party
are anxiously watching the outcome
of the contest In this state, because
Of the effect that q Reputation by the
republicans Of Iowa of the doctrines
of true republicanism would have on
the coming congressional election.
They know that the President is very
anxious that the republicans should
retain control Of congress and they
are not inclined to turn him down by
aiding in the cause Of the man who has
said that the tariff law on the statute
books is robbery, worse than, all the
graft Of all the insurance companies
since insurance graft began.
Scott county will make good show
ing when the county convention is
held.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-14
sleouRNEY.

Sigourney, June 13.-Mrs. A. N.
Strain and daughter Millie, spent last
Saturday in Ottunnwa, shopping and
visiting.
George Iiaffner arrived from Wash
inRton last Monday and spent the day
with his relatives and friends. He
likes Washington and expects to make
that his home.
Misses Ada and Kate Shean and
Alice Williams spent Sunday at the
Louis FRY home in North German
township.
Riley g. contnan. the private secre-
tary Of the Keiser Boys Of Keota, was
a visitor in the city Monday
Lloyd Schipfer Is home from Iowa
City to spend the summer with his pa
rents. Mr.. schipfer is studying lnedi-
cine at the State University and ex-
Ed. Beeman Of Delta, was a visitor
in the county seat last Saturday.
Miss Maude McVicker spent last
Saturday shopping in Ottumwa.
Mrs. j. r, McVicker and little daugh-
ter have returned from Lone Tree,
where they have been visiting for the
past several weeks.
Harry Warren of Hedrick arrived IN
the city last Saturday evening to visit
friends and relatives a short time.
Miss Clara Bakehouse is home from
Kirksville. Mo, where she is a stu
dent in the Still Institute Of Osteo-
pathy. She will spend the summer
at the home of her parents in German
township, and return to the school
again this fall.
Misses Adele and Edna Page spent
Sunday at the w. c. Pfaf home wes1