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Arizona republican., 1906-01-20

main object sought is to have the state fix basic, fundamental building regulations, prescribing minimum pre- cautions against fire, and so to form a safe foundation upon which cities will be left free to erect complete building codes.
 For hotels, warehouses churches and other structures intended for spe- cial purposes the building inspectors bill lays down certain specific rules in regard to the form of construction that must be adopted with a view to pro- lection against fire. In respect to buildings of absolutely fireproof con struction" the bill requires that walls, roof and all exposed structural parts be of fire and water proof material, and that the steel frames be protected with at least two inches of brick, hol- low tile, or concrete other than cinder concrete.
 The floor construction material in spans or arches is limited to hollow tile, brick or reinforced concrete not less than six inches thick and no weaker than one part of cement to tw:, parts of sand and three parts crushed stone or brick, tile slag-no cinders to be used. For the floor coverings and interior trim "uninflammable mater iaI'' is specified. with wire glass in metal frames for exposed windows. Other regulations apply to enclosed elevators, and fire-fighting equipment
 Officers of the Society of Building Inspectors believe that their bill win pass in several states and look for widespread popular support when the object of the proposed legislation is fl1l1v understood
Arizona republican., 1906-01-20

in command of one of the brigade posts 10 be established in that division, have been revoked and Brigadier General Lee. commanding the department Of Texas, has been ordered to Manila in his stead.
 The change was made on the re- quest of General Lee for assignment to the Philippines. No one has yet been selected to take command of the department of Texas and it will tenn present.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-20
WAR IN CAUCAsIA.

Tifis, Caucasia, Jan. 19.-A column of troops which was operating east ward along the railroad to restore communication with Batoum has forced its way as far as the station of Suram. in spite of the obstinate re- sistance of the revolutionists who are uniformed and as well armed as gov ernment troops.
 Regular engag gements have been fought and both sides have suffered considerable losses.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-20
BRUTALITY AT SEA.
Alleged Cruelty of the Officers of
 Whaler Under Investigation.

San Francisco, Jan. 1s.-A searching investigation is being made by Com missioner C. F. Bassett and Deputy Collector John T. Farley regarding the alleged brutality of officers of the whaler John Andrew Winthrop. dur ing the vessels voyage to the waters of the North Pacific
 The charges were made by Hib Dirkzwager, secretary of the board of trade of Holland. who alleges that his son who shipped az a sailor on the vessel, was harpOOaed by the mate of the whaler A s. Hitler Of Oakland. and that the crew were starved and and beaten by Hitler and Captain ShOrey.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-20
CHICAGO SOCIAL STUDENT.
Arrested in St. Petersburg For Sym
 pathzing With Revoutionists.

New York, Jan. 19.-News of the ar rest in St. Petersburg of William En- glish Walling, of Chicago, was receiv- eed here today. MT. Walling went to St. Petersburg to study the social sit uation and was arrested because of his alleged sympathy and participation with the revolutionary party. MT. Walling in interested in social settle ment work in this country.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-20
THE CONTRIBUTORS BIeELow
The Senate Committee Uncertain What to Do With Him.

Washington, Jan. 19.-The senate committee on interoceanic canals postponed until next week the cCnsid- eration of the recalcitraucy of PouIt- ney Bigelow, It is believed that he will go unpunished. 1t is decided that an other executive session will be held to determine whether the witness shall be given another Oportunity to become amenaole to the demands made upon him.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-20
THE NEW SCALE.
The Proposition the United Mine
 Workers Put up to the Operators

Indianapolis, Jan. 19.-An increase in the wages of the coal miners equiv alent to the reduction accepted by the United Mine workers in the joint wage conference of 1904, is the proposition which the operators are expected to defend in the joint conference to con- vene here next Tusday, upon the ad- journmant of the present convention Of the United Mine Workers.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-20
A MATTER OF MONEY.
Why Aver Destroyed His Family and
 Himself

Pembroke. N. H.. Jan. 19.-while the official report of the tragedy of Wednesday at North Pembroke. by which the lives of all the eight mem bers of the household of Chas- H. Aver were plotted out will not be cOmpiet- ed for several days. the county author ities believe that dispute over money matters furnished the motive for Ayers alleged crime.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-20
THE A. c. c. co.
The Annual Election of Directors at
 Boston Yesterday.

Boston. Mass, Jan. 1S.-At a meeting of the directors of Che Arizona Commercial Copper company this afternoon, Nathan L. Amster was elected president and Robt. F. Me KeeVer, secretary and treasurer. The general offices of the company will be at 79 Milk street.
 The American Loan and Trust com pany will be the transfer agent for the stock and the Federal Trust com pany. the registrar
Arizona republican., 1906-01-20
A GREATER MEMORY.

Chicago. Jan. Resentment is flaw bring the erection of a great library instead of a chapel as a memorial to President Harper of the University O. Chicago. IL is believed that a building almost a block long at a cost Of at least a million and half will be construct ed in honor of the great educator
Arizona republican., 1906-01-20
FIRE PROTECTION-
A Bill 50 Put it Into the Hands of the
 State.

Chicago, Jan. 19.-Promoters of the movement to secure state building laws are greatly encouraged by the favorable reception of their plan. The International Society of Building In spectors are the official sponsors of a bill under the caption of State Fire Protection" which will be presented in
 every state legislature this year. The
Arizona republican., 1906-01-20
ARMY MOVEMENTS.
General Williams Will Not Leave the
 Department of the Colorado.

Washington, Jan. 19.-The orders re- gently issued by the war department relieving Brigadier General Williams from command of the department of the Colorado and directing him to pro
 ceed to Manila for assignment to duty
Arizona republican., 1906-01-20
MAILING NOT ARRESTED.

New York Jan. 19.-The correspond errt of the Associated Press at St Pet eIsburIg having been queried concerning the reported arrest of William English Walling of that city for Revolutionary activity, telegraphs that Walling Is not arrested and the report is unfounded.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-20

that the joint statehood bill might bu
 reported by the committee Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-20

FOR SALE-s1s0O buys a nice five room modern brick dwelling. S2O0 down balance easy monthly payments that anyone can meet. E. E. Paseoe. no N. Center St.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-28
HEpRicK.

Hedrick. April 26.--Hon.SJ T. Brooks
returned home yesterday after several
days absence in the western part Of
the state,
J. s., Fryer, of Eshon, Neb., was A
visitor In Hedrick over Sunday. Mr.
Fryer was formerly i'm business In
Hedriek and hassniany friends in this
vicinity.
Wade Kirkpatrick is In Davenport
this week serving as a juror In this
federal court,
excavation on his lots on Second street
preparatory to the erection Of new
residence.
day on business,
Paul Wilson. a student Of lowe
Wesleyan university at Mt. Pleasant
visited his parents, Rev. and Mrs. w
G. Wilson this week.
W. H. Young was In Oskaloosa yes.
terday on business.
Attorney George B. Baker. J. II
Hunter and y. w. Mccormick were II
Fremont Monday on business.
r. e. Austin and Mr.. Arganbright
Of Fremont, were in town Friday. J
Mrs. w. II. Young visited relatives
in Martinsburg Tuesday.
O. O. Phelps, Of Farson.. was In towl
yesterday on business.
Prof. HI. F, Young visited relatives
In Blakesburg Sunday.
Hon. G.. w. Dickins, of Farson, wal
in town Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. q, Hicks returne,
home Tuesday after a two weeks alb
sence with relatives in Iowa county
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pRAkEVILLE.

Drakeyille, April 25.--Mr and Mrs
j. w, Houseley returned home from
Des Mnines last week having spent the
past two weeks at the home of their
daughters, Mrs.. Frank Lindley and
Mrs. Bert Dodge,
A. i. Russell, wife and son, Dale
left Wednesday for California to make
a three mpnths visit.
DIR. Newiand is having his house re-
n,adelad.
Will Cooper spent Sunday at home
John Hunter and Miss Grace Cloyd
week
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Pullman wets
Bleaonfield visitors last Saturday,
Willis MeCarty, wife and son, Will
fred spent Sunday at Ash Grove
Rev. Monkman conducted the fa,
neral services Of George Roberts a.
Ash Grove last Sunday.
Rev. Walker filled his appointment
at the Christian church last Sunday,
day at the A, l.. Russell home.
i I'D Grant is still quite sick at his
home In the south part of town,
Miss Mabel Duke was quite sick las
week,
Ralph Jones Is at home from thu
Ottumwa hospital and Is reported i'm
proving nicely.
| Mrs. Johnston returned to he
| home In Slower, No. last Saturday
She was accompanied by her daugh
| ter, Mrs. Iden MoDaniel, who has beel
under medical care for the past fiv
| months.
Mrs. Ella Hockersmith is In tn
hospital at OttumwS,
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MouLToN.

Mnulton, April 25.--John Bell. of
Moberly, Mo-, visited relatives here
Monday. Mr.. Bell has been braking
on passenger train for some time.
Mrs. Jessie Blee returned home to
parents here Monday evening.
Mrs. Alb Wells, who has been visit
ing relatives In Missouri, returned
home the first of the week.
The Wabash railroad has steam,
shovel and a gang of men reloadine
the $500 tons Of coal, which were
stored ON the ground near the coal
shute.
Quite a large number of Odd Fell
lows went over to Centervilie last ey-
ening to attend celebration of the
]. O. O. F, lodge as it was the date Of
their anniversary.
The collections at the various
churches Sunday evening for the re-
lief fund for the people Of San Fran
cisco will, probably amount to over
morning and they had $3.50,
Mrs. A. M. Tharp is seriously sick
at the Tharp home on West Fifth
street.
The Junior class, under the super
vision of Miss Cunningham, made &
trip to the woods in search of flowers
for their botany class Yesterday after
noon. A good time was reported.
There will be a Sunday school con-
vention at the Liberty church neal
Stober Springs next Sunday
Miss Helen Carson will fill the va
cancy as one of the assistants In the
Savings bank as Miss jamie Smith is
soon to be married.
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EppYYLLLE.

Eddyviile, April 27.--The remains Of
Wsra,e, the infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Phillips We're brought here
Wednesday afternoon on the Rock
Island passenger train and were In
TERED in Highland cemetery. Flu
neral services were conducted at the
J. Free home by Rev Kight The out
|of town relatives who attended the
funeral We're: Bert Phillips and fam
lily. Mrs, s, Sherman and Messrs. and
Mesdanes Theo Smith and William
Smith, ST.. and William Smith, Jr,, of
QttumWa; Chester Phillips, Mrs, John
Weenstra and Messrs and Mesdames
Elmer Phillips, J. M. Broherd and
Evan Howells, Of Oskaloosa The
parents of the child have recently
moved to otfumwa. but were visiting
In oskaloosa when the child was ta-
ken sick and died of pneumonia.
Mrs, Eliza McGaugh and little
daughter, came deYn from Des Moines
Tuesday night to visit Mr.. and Mrs,
Al. Il. McGaugh.
Wilbur Hall has been sick the past
few days.
pain Roberts. north of town, de-
parted Wednesday for Billings. Mont
He NAV remain there permanently.
"a Kussart returned Wednesday
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spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. N. Prescott,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. =, Dexter and
daughter. Irene, and Miss Della Smith
were the guests of o. G.. Truitt and
family Sunday
Miss Dora Kruger and Mr.. Starr,
both Of Ottumwa, spent Sunday at the
J.. G. Kruger home.
Miss Regena McHughl visited Mon
day. with Miss Belle Redfern.
Mr. and Mrs. John Salter, of South
0ttumwas We're over Sunday, visitors
at the r. p. Saiter home.
Misses Nora Ruffing and Regina Mo
Hugh and James McHugh Stanley
Salter and Henry Ruling spent Sun
day evening with Miss Della and Wal
ter Smith.
!. w. G. Smith, of the Point Isabe
Mutual Telephone company, had his
telephone put in last Saturday.
Russell Salter spent Sunday in OF
tumwa.
Miss Pearl Hollingsworth is spend
ing a few weeks In South Ottumwa-
Miss Belle Redfern spent Sunday
with Miss Nora Ruffing
Mrs. Thomas Flynn and Mrs. Dar
McHugh were pleasant callers at thl
]. A, Engle home Sunday.
There was no school at Hazel Del
Monday on account Of the illness o
the teacher, Miss Faye Dorothy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Kennedy visitet
Sunday with relatives in Blakesburg.
Miss Susie Hartman, of South OF
tumwa, visited recently at>the T. 3
Gephart home, as the guest of Mrs
Boyd Rurgery of Reading Penn.
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MoRAvIA.

Morayia, April 2e,--Lewis McDon-
aid and family attended the funeral of
Israel Bpperly at Udell Sunday,
J. A. Linzey left Saturday for Keo~
ota on account of the serious illness
of his sister
Rev. Sayet, Of Des Moines, passed
through the city Saturday enrouta for
Seymour.
/. The band gave their first concert In
the park Saturday evening.
\ Mayor Whistler appointed a COM
mite of six to solicit money for the
sufferers from the calamity Of the
earthquake and fire at San Francisco,
Cal.
Mrs, r, D. McCauley returned re-
Gently after q short visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Morgan Ed
wards, of Centeryille.
G. M. McFatridge was q centerviile
visitor Monday.
Mrs. Beatty and Mrs, w. T. Davis
are seriously sick.
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RlR CHAM.

Is : : r
Birmingham. April 27.-Miss Bertha
Greenfield, of Douds, visited Miss
Weitha Norris last week and attended
commencement.
George G, Countryman and wife, of
New London, are expected today as
guests at the G. w. Countryman home
They We're married on Wednesday.
Miss Mary Calhound, of Fairfield
visited last week with Misses Esther
and Blythe Bennett and attended the
alumni reception Saturday night.
Dwight Ebert, of TT, Madison. ar
rived the first of the week for two
weeks visit with his parents.
Frank Raney. of Fairfield, visited
over Sunday with his grandmother
Mrs, Rachel Boyle.
Miss Madge Norris, of Keosauqua
arrived Thursday for the commence
ment exercises and visited seyera
days with her parents, Ar. w. P. Nor
ris and wife,
Roy Allen spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w, s, Aien II
| this city,
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New Version of
An Old Adage
20 You Eat For Mere Stimulation Or
For Real Nutrition?

20 You Eat For Mere Stimulation Or
For Real Nutrition?
In matters of money, there is an old
adage that says: ITS not SO much
what you earn as what you save" and
just so, in the question of food and
health, 1t might be said as truly, Its
not so much what you eat as what real
nourishment you get out Of what you
eat"
This is the secret of health. strength
and vitality. No difference how much
nutrition your food contains. IL your
system does not assimilate that nutri-
.tion--take 1t up and distribute 1t
throughout your body-ycu gain moth
ing beyond a temporary stimulation
by having eaten it,
Malta-Vita, best whole white wheat,
mixed with pure barley malt extract,
thoroughly steamed and cooked and
every flake baked to a crisp, is rich
In nutrition and Is assimiiated readily
even by the weakest stomach, Every
one of its health giving strength
building elements Is taken up by the
system to nougish and sustain life.
And Malta-Vita Is so good to eati
A perfect breakfast Is impossible with
out 1t, and it's just as good three times
day Try a howIful with cream. You
never tasted anything so good
Malta-Yita Is always ready to eat
No cooking, no Inconvenience. All
grecers Now 10 cents.
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MEET AT BLOOMFIELD.
Davis County Medical Society Cons
yenes Friday.

Bloomfield, April 26,-The semi-an-
nual meeting of the Davis County
Medical society will be held at the
court house Friday, April N. POST
graduate exercises will be conducted
by Or. g, g, Heady. A barfquet Will
rant. The program follows;
Address by president-Dr. J. w
Young, West Grove.
Paper-Dr. Chas. III, cronk, Blooms
field.
Paper-Dr. M. Bannister. ottumwa.
Pernieipus Vomiting OF Pregnancy
DIR, Fl. G. French. Pulaski.
1880 p, m.-Surgery of Poliomyelttia
DIR. @. 3. Ruth, Keokuk
Disinfection-Dr. D. ID. Jay, Pulaski.
Pneumonia--Dr Ireland, Mark
Importance of Medical Testimony
Hon. d. H, Payne, Bloomfield
The Doctor and the Preacher-Rev.
9. L. Stafford, Bloomfield.
Other Items of Interest.
John McKibbon passed his eighty
fifth birthday on Sunday and is slowly
convalescing from his serious illness
caused by pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Brenneman left on
Tuesday morning for the west where
they will spend three months for
health and pleasure, The first stop
will be made at Colorado Springs and
California and the coast will be yis-
tied.
The Ottumwa Harp orchestra gave
an excellent concert at the X. p. hall
Tuesday evening, which was greatly
enjoyed by large audience The en-
tertainment was followed by a dance,
c. l.. Marmon was A. business Ytst-
tor in Ottnmwa Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Taylor returns
ed Wednesday from Little River, KAN,
where they have been spending sew
eral weeks visiting Mrs. Taylor's Sis
ter, Mrs Ella Brouhard.
Mrs. Maud Carson, who has been
very sick with pneumonia, for some
time is slowly recovering
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BRCMPTON,

Rrompton, April 25.-Wiiliam Board
man was shopping in Abba Saturday
James and Siias Robinson are pa
pering for Bert Seely this week.
Mrs, F. p. Hawk lis an the sick list
Last Sunday being the twentyrninth
birthday of Mrs. Amos Robinson, her
friends and neighbors with well filled
baskets arrived at her home about
noon and agreebaly surprised her.
Arthur w, Warner was business
yisitor3in Blakesburg Monday.
Roy Irwin, who has been quite sick
with scarlet fever, Ia very much I'm
proved,
Roy Harbour, who has been visiting
his brother-in-law Silas Robinson
has returned to his home in Ottumwa
Robert Mefford and family have
moved onto the T. J. King farm nea,
Omega.
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BoBToWN.

Bobtown, April 26,7-Mrs. G. Mum,
Of this vicinity was taken to Ottumwa
Sunday evening, where she will UNI
dergo treatment in the OttumWa hps-
pital
Charles Koran was a business yisi-
tor in Ottumwa Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w, Skinner, enter
tained at dinner Sunday Jesse Skin
ner, of Ottumwa: Misses Margaret
Koran, Anna M, Fitzgerald, John and
Michael Koran.
Miss Minnie Courtney visited in OF
tumwa last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. w. Myers and son We're visit
ing at the Sam Fitzgerald home last
Saturday evening.
A. c. Leighton, of Ottumwa, passed
through this vicinity last Sunday aft
ernoon.
Will Shank was a business visitor
in Eldon last week.
Miss Margaret Koran visited with
her friends. Misses Nell Crowley and
Lizzie Grace, of st, Joseph's academy,
in Ottumwa, last Saturday and Sum
day.
Roy Fitzgerald was business yisi-
tor in Floris last Saturday.
Jesse Skinner, of Ottumwa was In
this. vicinity Saturday and Sunday,
on business.
Carl Kruger and Will Mccune were
visitors In Ormanyille Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Mum went to OF
tumwa Sunday evening
Joe Clarkson and daughter, Flor
enee were visitors in ottumwa satur-
day.
John Taylor. Of Carbon. passed
through this vicinity recently, enroute
to Mars Hill, where he visited at the
w. Orman home,
Frank Skinner, who WAS on the sick
list, has fully recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Shank visited al
the P. Courtney home Sunday.
DR.. G. Woods, Of Mars Hill, was a
caller In this vicinity one day last
week,
Miss Clara holland of ottumwa, ia
teaching Liberty school in this vi
cinity,
The many friends Of Miss Maude
Jester, are pleased to learn that she
will soon complete her course in music
at st. Joseph's academy In Qttunawa.
! Misses Nora and Mary Myers Wis
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Solid
Silver
Suitable
For Gifts
Suggestions for Selecting;

The spring time is the time of we'd
aings and weddings naturally are ac.
companied by wedding gifts. The selec.
tien of such gifts, as well as ordinary
tokens of friendship, birthday pres
ents, souvenirs, and similar articles, is
9 task that, while pleasant, requires
discriminating taste. When selecting
gift for someone else, the giver is
anxious to please not only himself but
the one for whom the gift is intended,
To be sure of this he wants to look
over a goodly list Of articles suitable
for his purpose, selecting the best and
Asst desirable.
Ne of the most suitable gifts is
tel ng silver. AS present, silver
raj is always in season, always APP
'rd late and always acceptable There
) thing that makes a better we'd
ling gift than sterling silverware.
articles of this kind are useful and or
lamental at the same time. They
please bride and groom, old and young,
and they will always be the appropri-
ate thing for wedding gifts or for gifts
significant of any happy occasion.
At Neasham's Jewelry Store stock
of silverware is carried which is al
ways complete and comprises so many
articles that it may safely be said to be
one of the largest stocks to be found
anywhere outside of the metropolitan
cities. There are articles of every
kind, for every purpose for which sill
verWare is utilized There is such a
large variety that something can be
found by every purchaser that will ex-
actly ELL the bill" and will prove to
be Njust the thing"
AS suggestions to the readers of the
Courier we offer the following list of
articles to be found in the silverware
stock at Neasham's Jewelry Store.
These are not all, but some that may
be natieed in casual inspection of the
cases:
Knives, forks, spoons, berry spoons,
cream ladels, cold meat forks, carving
sets, baby spoons, butter knives, lem
onade spoons.
Salad sets, salad forks, oyster forks,
chocolate sets. solid silver tea sets,
individual butter spreaders, bouillon
spoons, etc,
Silver tea sets in chests, trunks of
silverware-a beautiful line of goods.
Mayonaise sets, olive sets, coffee
sets.
Bon bon dishes. almond dishes, berry
dishes.
Solid silver water pitchers. etc.
Toilet sets( brush, comb and mir
reF), manicure sets, etc.
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from couple Of days visit with rela-

from couple of days visit with rela-
tives in Abba.
Mesdames John Morris and Eph
Watkins visited with Wesley RuggleH
and other friends at Buxton Tuesday,
Ed Evans, who has passed the wins
ter with T, J. White, at Pekay, res
nesday.
Palace Hall, over Fausnaugh q
Halls store. has been repainted and
papered and other alterations and irn-
proyements have been made, much to
the benefit of the hall. The floor will
also be covered with linoleum.
Mrs. Mile Stun 9asknand Mrs Jesse
Hutton. OF oska, II e.s2x E Quests on
Wednesday OF Mi-shich 1uel Williams.
who Is quite sick.
Deputy Sheriff Nick, Moore, Of Os-
lsaloosa, was here Wednesday, one Off
cial business.
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HAZEL DELL.

Hazel Dell, April 2b.--Mrs. Susanna
Mendenhaii spent pleasant day on
Tuesday with Mrs. ], r. Hoiiings-
worth,
Taylor. of Reading, Penn, are visiting
with Mrs. Burgey's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. B. Gephart
Mrs. G.. c. Baum and little daugh-
tiers. Bernice and Ruth, were the
guests of Mrs, VIM. Gift and family
Sunday.
Misses Della Smith, Regena Me-
Hugh, and Nora Ruling and James
MeHugh, Stanley Salter and Walter
Smith spent Thursday evening with
Miss Rertie Robinson.
Msa. Rhodes. of South QttumWa.