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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-01-27

NJ. EaIliAres sera le hut Hme pr6si-
dent de IA R4publque francaise, ct de
PES sept predecessors deux settlement
Auront occup6 l'Elyste pendent les sept
ann6es r6glensntsires, d N. Loubet yit
jusqu'au Is f6vrier-lui ct NJ. Jules
Grevy. NJ. Theirs, le mar6chal Mac
Mahon ct M. casimir Perrier demission-
nerent avant rexpiration de leurs man.
dats, ct NM. Ssdi- Carnot ct F9lix Faure
moururent en- fonctions. LIE II fevrier
1871, If. Theirs fut. a runanimit9, elu
par fAssemblee rationale chef du pou-
poir executif de Ia RApublique frencai-
se' II abandonna ses fonctions dams la
journee historique du "a mai 1878, ct le
soir meme / Assemble lui donnait ponr
successor lie marechal MacMahon. Ce-
lni ci Sc d6mit de ses fonctions le 80
ianvier 1879. ct ce meme Jour Jules
Greyy etait elu au premier tour de scru-
tin. II fut reelu lie 28 decembre 1885,
mais fut force de demissionner deux ans
apres la suite des scandales Wilson. II
cut ponr successeur Sadi Carnot, qui, le
"a JUN 1894 tomba sous lie poignard de
Css ario a yon. Deux jours apres. ce-
TAFT Ca, imir- Perrier qui devenaa presi
dent de la Repubhque. Sept mois plus
tard, degofte du pouvoir, il donnait sa
denission ct rAssemblee elisait Felix
Faure, qui, cinq ans apres, moarait su-
b ement. C'est alors qu' Emile Loubet
fut elu president. Son entree au pou-
soir fut marquee par des describes peu
graves, il fut hue par la fonle, mais q
part la tentative de coup d'etat que f.
rent Deroulede ct Marcel Hubert quatre
ans plus tard, son regne fut paisible. II
tient beaucoup q ne quitter fElysee
que lie Is fevrier, 4 cmq heures du soir.
tin de son terme.
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UEILLETTEs.

Propos matrimoniaux.
Comment est ellie, la 6anc6e de Ma
chingouin
-Au physique, absolument ravis-
sante.
EFT au moral ?
-Au moral e.. encore mieux une
tres crosse dot
H 4 4
Tn cas- de conscience.
Chrysostome Lafouine sen Went trou-
yer son cure ct lui dit
M'sieu lie cure, TAI des remords...
par rapport q c't'oie que j'ai voice c'ma-
tin... Non, j'veux plus la garder... Te-
neg, m'sieu le cure, j'vous l'apporte,
prenez-la!
All non, mon ami, non, je ne veux
pas. je ne veux pas. C'est tres bien
d'avoir des remords... Settlement, il faut
rapporter cette ole son proprietaire.
-C'est ce que j'ai fait, m'sieu le cure,
settlement il men plus voulu.
En- ce cas-, vous avez le droit de La
garder.
-Bien merci, m'sieu l'cure... je sui
vrai vot' conseil.
Settlement, il oublia de dire que c'6-
TAFT foie de m'sieu le cure.
Un paysan, sur le point de mourir,
appelle 90 femme ct lui dit
ChAre annie, je vais mourir ct je
veux faire mon testament. Je possede
pour toute fortune un cheval ct un chien.
Tn vendras lie cheval ct en- douneras le
montant mes parents Quant au chien,
garde-le pour toi.
Et le pauvre paysan mourut.
LIE temps consacre la douleur pre-
miere ecoule, Ia paysanne, desirant ac-
complir les derniAres volont9s de son
mari. sen fut au maTche avec le chien
ct le cheval ct lee NIT en- vente. On lui
offrit cent dollars pour le chcval,. mais
on ne vonlut pas acheter le chien.
Je ne yends pas Fun sans pautre,
dit Ia femmes; donnez-moi cent dollars
pour le chien ct je vous laisse le cheval
pour nm dollar.
L'acheteur accepta le marche, quot
qu'il le trouyat original.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-01-27

De nouveau, Gabriel s'alita, non quill
fdt plus souffrant, mais parce que le
repos satisfaisait un peu son desir d'a-
reimbursement. P6re ct mere Sc DESC
latent, ne comprenaient rien cette ma
ladie qui recidivait toujours. Ringade
recommencait a critquer la campagne.
Maudite foret, on ron etait peut -etre
allie detruire en- une heure tout ce que
la sante du petit await fait de progress
aVotre Saint German disait-il ayec
mepris, votre Saint German on il ne Sc
passe pas de jour sans deux ou trois en-
terrements I"
Mrs. Trollope, ne rencontrant plus les
Ringade, monta sonner leur porte.
Nine Ringade la recut dams La petite
entr6e.
-Pauvre jeune garcon !-chuchota
PAm6ricaine, les mains croisees-je sup
posais bien quill await encore un peu
degringole.
Ellie voulaIt dire rechat< EYE await
de ces expressions familieres az pre-
matt pour Ia meilleure facon dsz4xpn-
mer en- francais. II lui arrivait meme
d'employer le plus gravement du monde
des mots de pur argot, que lui laissait
sa charitable frequentation d'humbles
gems.
LIE lendemain, nouvelle visite de La
bonne locataire. Cette fois, quand Nine
Ringade, appellee par son fills, lui cut
repondu. que c'etait la dame du premier
qui revenait prendre de ses nonvelles
Qu'elle se mele done de ses affaires!
bougonna Gabriel Si ellie remet les
pieds lei, ie Ia recois comme un chien
dams un jeu de quillesl
L'etrangere await indistinctement en-
tendu.
Mon fils vous remercie beaucoup,
dit Nine Ringade, de retour dana l'en-
tree ct h porte refermee.
oh! le pauvre aimable garcon
Je reviendrai demain.
Non t.. non, ne prenez pas cette
peine.. Je descendrai...
Jamais jamais Moi, ie sauts tout
un escalier comme une marche ct ie
poasede tout mon temps.
-C'est que je vais vous dire: des
fois, il fait un petit somme, ct alors...
Oh !! je vols. je vois..-Et. navree
-Peut-etre il faisait lie petit somme
quand...
Non, ce matin.. par extraordi-
naire...
-Bonheureusement
LIE jour suivant, Nine Ringade ALA
done renseigner ses aimables voisines.
Ce fut miss Madge qui, d'abord, la
recut Madge en- un surprenant pei
gnoir de fanelle blanche qui, vrai dire,
seyait ses yeux noirs ct dores CONNIE
au noir de ses grands sourcils accentues
ct de sa chevelure neghgemment enrou-
lee. Sans MULE exageration, ellie Sc mon-
ira satisfaite des details plutot rassu-
rants. Son accent etait bien moins pro-
nonce que celui de sa mere. Ellie par
lait avec une aisance ct une correction
qui etonnaient Nine Ringade ct lui inf-
piraient quelque honte.
Mrs. Trollope s'excusa beaucoup de
son retard a paraitre. Ellie eat pu sex
cuser aussi de son neglge. Elle venait
de prendre sa donche quotidienne, tout
un broc d'eau que, rhiver CONNIE r9te,
debout dams un tub, ellie Sc jetait de- tres
haut sur lie corps.
Continuation a la: Derniere Page.
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ABoNNEMENT
Tn An, S1.5o. Six Mois, rs cents.
Une remise de 33 pour cent est faite aux
abonnes qui patent d'avance ou dams lie pre-
nlier mois de i'abonnement. Apres ce temps
nest plus fait de remise.
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de Lafayette. La. servant depuis un
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Journal Omciel

DE LA PARoISsE ST. JEAN-BAPTISTE
EFT DU BUREAU DEs ECOLEs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-02
DALTON.

Dalton, Sept. 2S.-Dalton people
were very much surprised to learn that
on Sunday morning Thomas Gully and
Mrs. Caroline A. Feasel were married
at the Presbyterian parsonage last
Wednesday evening, by Rev. ]. H.
Rodgers. Mr.. and Mrs. Gully are now
spending their honeymoon travelling
through the east and will stop at
Pittsburg.
Mrs, Hannah 1. Gibson died Friday
evening and was buried Sunday after
noon from the residence. The funeral
was private. Rev, Kerns, of Massil-
Ion, preached the sermon. Mrs Glib
son has been sick for several years.
Those present from distance were
Mr. and Mrs. William Gibson, Mr. and
Mrs. Berne White, Of Canton; Mrs.
Henry Gibson, Of Salem; Mr.. and Mrs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-02
NOTICE.

The Stark County Board of School Ex
aminers will hold meetings for teacher
certificates on the first Saturday OF eac.
month in the school year ending Angus
81, 1907, High school lists will be give,
at the regular meetings. Lists for spr
cial certificates will be furnished wHer
notice has neen given.
Examinat tons of pupils under section
1929, r. s., will be held on the thirG
Saturday of April and the second Satur
day of May.
Applicants should be present not later
than S:l5 in the morning. They should
provide themselves with penholderS ana
pens. The Board will furnish ink anG
paper.
All examinations will be held in the
Canton high school building.
Il. }. TEEPLE, Clerk, Massillon.
JSO. II. FOCHT, Canal Fulton.
j. w. GUTHRIE, President, Alliance
u-l4-05-tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-02
NEW BERLIN.

New Berlin, Sept z5.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Lichtenwalter, of Joliet, H.,
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
]. ]. Snyder for a few days.
Harry A. Shook, of Cleveland. was
visiting with his mother, Mrs. Sarah
Shook, over Sunday.
Mrs. Kelly and son, Roger, went to
Dennison, O., Friday for few days
visit to Mr.. Kelly who is engaged at
that place with the Ohio Gas Pipe line.
Mr. and Mrs. James Evans and son,
Of Mapleton, visited Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Willingman.
Mr.. Lozier is home after a visit of
some weeks to relatives in Indiana.
Miss Renninger, of Akron, was the
guest of Miss Charlotte Giedlinger
Sunday
Richard Miller is making extended
improvements on his home on East
Maple avenue.
Miss Ettie Wise has moved from
Uniontown to this place.
Prof. H. c. Janson and wife, of Ma
varre, were at the home of Mrs. jan
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Willaman, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Gray have moved
back to our village into their home on
North Market street, after spending
some years in Greentown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swope and Miss
Jennie were Akron visitors Sunday.
Miss Elsie Wise will leave this week
for Philadelphia for a year or two
further musical studies.
Prof. Thorpe, of Canton, is engaged
as the director of the Christian church
choir.
The former hotel building is under
going some changes. The north side
ground floor is being fixed for the
Wearstler lunch rooms, and the up
stairs fitted for living rooms for the
two Sommers families.
Preparation is being made for the
25th anniversary of the New Berlin
Reformed church, which is to be held
on Sunday, Oct 7. A good program
is arranged with local and visiting tai
ent, who will make the services inter-
esting along various lines.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-02
REPUBLICANS
Are Stirred Over Report
TT
That Kennedy Has En-.
listed Democratic Aid
in His Canvass in This
County p atriots S
Aroused,

Local political leaders of the Repub-
lican persuasion are stirred up by
the apparently well authenticated re-
ports that the service of the Demo-
cratic party has been called upon in
this county to the support of Ken
nedy in the contest for the party NOM
ination for congress.
For some time the reports have been
coming to Republican officials of sus-
picious activity on the part of certain
Democrats who are believed to be part
of the Democratic machine that POST
master Clark attempted to build when
he was in control of the Republican
forces. Later more evidence was
found that led to the belief that there
was a concerted move on the part OF
the Democratic organization to work
for Kennedy's nomination on the plea
that he was the weakest man to nom
mate and that 1t would improve the
chances of the Democratic candidate.
1t is said that a canvass was made by
some of the anti-Kennedy men and
the result, 1t is claimed, fully substan-
tiates the suspicion. Confidential or
ders from suspected sources, outlining
the plan of conduct, is said to be in
possession of the Speaker people and
have used to the best advantage. De-
velopments along this line may be an
ticipated before the fight wakes much
warmer
Outside of the forces in charge of the
Republican county officials, which is
conceded is in the hands of the
Speaker men, there is much uneasi-
ness among that class of Republican
politicians with influence" at so much
a "fluence." While Kennedy has been
IN the city and visited the manufac-
turing establishments to shake hands
with the workmen, yet there has been
no visible signs of barrel or even
a keg being opened. Certain so-called
Democrats, who are supposed to know
the value of their services, have been
unduly active and the horrible suspic-
ION 10 VIO5SihS lhS minus VI Ceitdih
Republican patriots that the barrel
has gone astray and may have been de-
livered to the wrong camp. This awful
nightmare Is causing sleepless nights
to many a staunch partisan of the
has looked upon the tapping of the
candidates barrel as one of the her
itages bequeathed them by a grateful
party
From the best adyices that can be
gathered there will be a demand here
soon for the presence of the present
congressman. and with him is expected
Che sinews of war that makes the
heart of the professional politician
glad with Joy II these necessaries are
not forthcoming there will be rebel
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-02
Building Permits.

S. Glaser, lot 1896, Wheeler street,
brick, $500.
j. G. Berdel, IT'S Clarendon avenue,
frame, $1,000.
John Vankirk. 900 Worley avenue,
frame, 5000.
M. F. Huest Fulton street, frame,
$500.
John S. Mock. lot 1909 Dueber ave.
nue., frame, $500.
N. d. Travis, lot 1907 Dueber ave.
nue., frame, $1,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-02
Suit for Loss of Colt

James w. Hannay instituted an ac-
tion yesterday in common pleas court
against the Pennsylvania company,
for the loss of colt. He claims that
sparks from an engine set fire to a
fence and the colt passed out of the
field and strayed upon the railroad
track and was killed. The colt was
valued at $500.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-02

lion deep. Jules Whiting, Clark, and
the rest of the dethroned Republican
politicians of the county, may be the
politicians par excellence" but they
will not be able to enjoy the loaves
and fishes alone and expect the rank
and file Of their followers to live on
the proverbial husks, especially when
the evidence is before the faithful that
the Democratic co-workers are brows
ing in rich pastures.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-02

Peter Long and daughter, Clara, of
Winfield; Mrs. H. Hipling, of Canal
Dover, and Mrs. G. Hoverstock and
daughter, Glen, of Massillon.
David Martin and wife have taken
trip to Atlantic City and will stop
off at Lancaster county, Pa, on their
return home.
Henry Singer, of Elkhart, Ind, is
visiting friends and relatives in this
neighborhood for a few weeks.
Mrs. Anna Reese of New Philadel-
phia, died at the home of her sister,
Mrs. John McGinnes, Saturday. Fun
eral Monday forenoon at the West
Brookfield st. Barbara's Catholic
church.
Curtis Rouch and wife, of Lorain,
are spending few days with his sis
ter, Mrs. A. L. Sauvain.
Mrs. c. P. Jones, of New Castle, Pa;
Miss Catherine Jones, of Youngstown,
and Mrs. ]. r. Williams of Massillon,
visited with Mrs. P. Collier last We'd
nesday and Thursday.
On Monday a son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. William Reese.
John and Clarence Owens and Mr..
and Mrs. P. Collier attended the fun
eral of Mrs. e. English at Massillon
last Sunday.
While Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Owens
were at the barn attending to the
horse last Friday evening they heard
some people singing my Country 'Tis
of Thee" and upon returning to the
house found that about so of their
friends had taken possession of the
same and were making themselves at
home. AS Mr.. and Mrs. Owens are
about to move to East Greenville, their
friends took this occasion to give
them farewell party. Later in the
evening after a lap lunch had been
spread, Mr.. and Mrs. Owens were pre-
sented with fine rocking chair
Rev. w. H. Hubbell and c. r.
Snavely were in attendance of the
meeting of the Ohio Synod, at Cam
bridge, the past week.
Rev. Virgil p Marsh. of Canton,
addressed the people of this place last
Sunday morning at the Methodist
church and in the U. p church in
the evening to very large audience
in the interest of the Anti-Saloon
league, of which he is superintendent
in this district.
Allen Teeples' spring house was
broken into last Thursday night and
meat, butter and eggs were stolen.
S. B. Drown, V. s., of Cleveland, is
spending a week here hunting up old
acquaintances that he knew as a boy
when he lived here.
Mrs. A. H. Arick and Mrs. ]. w.
Cocklin are visiting Mrs. Rex Jacobs
at Minerva this week.
Mrs. Peter Buchanan is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Madge Johnson, at Ash
land.
Miss Winnie Wecht entertained
Misses Bertha and Frances Dalheimer,
of Canton, last week.
Miss Mae Harry, of Wooster, visited
her aunt, Mrs. M. F. Mcdowell, last
week, and returned home Wednesday.
} A. Denbrook's summer house and
wagon shed were destroyed by fire
Wednesday evening. The cause OF
the fire is unknown.
T. c. Hunsicker receiver of the
Smithville bank, paid a six per cent
dividend to the depositors last Tues
day at SmithVille, This winds up the
business of the the bank that A. ].
Alcorn ruined in his wild speculations
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-02
at different points.
Suit AGAINST Lumber Company.
Sept 253w

Albina NJ. Hawn is plaintiff in an
action filed in common pleas court
yesterday against the Ohio & Ten
nessee Lumber company for a labor
claim of $500. He also sues for secur-
ing option contracts on 440 acres of
timber land, for which he asks S2500.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-02
Married Five Times Zach.

Painesville, o., Sept. 27-Mrs. Mary
Louise Griswold, 20, and j. b. Downs,
60, announced their marriage today.
The wedding was a surprise. but when
1t was announced five of their wed.
dings were brought to light.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-02
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

The undersigned has been duly appointed
Executor Of the Estate OF Elizabeth Speei-
man, late OF Stark county, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 22nd day OF september, 1908.
HENRY W. HOS>LER,
Sept 253w Executor.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-08
Rubbers, Leggings, Etc.

Winter and snow will soon be
here, better prepare yourself by
investing in warm, snow proof
pair of Jersey artics.
We have in stock a complete line
of rubber boots, artics, AIaskas,
snow excluders, felt boot combin-
atoms, German sox, mems, womens
and children's Jersey leggings,
and everything there is on the
market to keep your feet warm.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-08
INDIANAPOLIS.
Nov. Z,

Frank Zabilka spent Sunday in Os
kaIoosa.
J. B. Harris was a caller at the A
LaRue home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Walden are
moving to What Cheer this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hutchinson spent
Thursday evening at the A. LaRue
home
Mr.: and Mrs. w. H. Davenport were
guests of the Frank Waltz home on
Sunday.
Writ Brown and wife were enter.
tanned at the ]. r. Lester home on
October %.
Eli PiersoI and family spent the
afternoon Sunday at the f. e Hutch
inson home.
Miss Ola Brown was a guest of the
viii Piersol home the greater part
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Manley have
moved to the farm they purchased re-
Gently, north of town.
Dave Baker and wife and Allen
Brown and wife visited at the w. l,
Beans home on Sunday, the 2Sth.
Will Wadsworth and family and
IIld Bowles and family visited at the
w. H. Davenport home on Oct. %.
D. A. Baker and his mother were
called to What Cheer on Friday on
account of the serious illness of Jay
Baker.
Fred Jenkins and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Hick Knox of Del,a were
visitors at the Will Knox homo on
Sunday.
Armenas Forbes moved his goods
and family to Valley Junction. Mrs
VIM. Walden accompanied them, re
turning last week.
John Darland has built a new worn
shop. Zabnka Bros. and Otis Steph
eneson have new barns nearing com
pletion and there is also the shine OF
new lumber on the w. C. Maleby
farm.
The young people gathered at the
E. E. Hutchinson home Saturday ev
ening, the occasion being surprise
in honor of Miss Artie Stevens, who
will go to Nebraska in the near future
where she and her father VIII reside
Nov. Z. Ivy.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-08
Original Notice.
Josephine McBeth
James B. McBeth.

In the district court of the State of
Iowa, in and for Mahaska county,
December term, A. D. 1906.
To James B. McBeth:
You are hereby notified, that on or
before the 22d day of October, 1906,
petition of Josephine McBeth will
be filed in the Office of the clerk OF
the district court of the State of Iowa,
in and for Mahaska county, claiming
of you a divorce from the bonds of
matrimony on the grounds of cruel
and inhuman treatment; also asking
for the care, custody and control of
your three minor children.
And that unless you appear hereto
and defend before noon of the second
day of the December term, A. D. 1906,
of said court. which will commence
on the 4th day of December, 1906, de.
fault will be entered against you and
judgment and decree rendered there,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-08

Dan Augustine and son bought So
head Of good feeding steers OF Fred
Allgood and delivered same at Rose
Hill on Monday.
DAVIS Gilchrist, of Oskaloosa, was
at Rose Hill Monday evening between
trains on business, returning home
on the late train. :, ~
Mrs. d. X. Unsicker ana Mrs. Nc
Bride, of Wright, were guests Oh Mrs
w. L. Dunbar on Sunday, returning
home the same day.
Mrs. Jennie j. James was pas
senger on the Flyer Monday morning
for Delta to visit at the home of her
brother, DR.. Fred Jarvis.
The election passed off very quietly
in Rose hill. The weather was fine
but light vote was polled. Total
number of votes polled was 800.
Mrs. Ephraim Smith and daughter,
of Oskaloosa, were in Rose Hill Sat
urday, the guests Of Mrs. Smiths
daughter, Mrs. DR.. Dwight Jarvis.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-08

Dreward Hawley and his best girls,
Miss Flora Wharton and Miss Joseph
inc Hawkins, attended the Free Meth
odist church services on Sunday even
ing.
]. w. Trip, of Mitchellville, Iowa,
is visiting at the ]. p. Reynolds home
in Rose Hill for few days. J. P.
raised Trip until he grew to man
hood.
Mrs. Blanche Bump was at Delta
Monday calling on her brother, DIR.
Fred Jarvis, and was accompanied
home by her sister, Mrs. Almer
James.
r. f. Hollingsworth, of Hayesville,
and his grandfather, ]. H. Holdings
worth, drove to Rose Hill Monday, J.
H. attending the election in Monroe
township.
Tolbert Shipley and family, of At
wood were guests at the w. L. DUN
bar home, visiting his aged mother,
Mrs. John Shipley, and his sister,
Mrs. Dunbar.
Riley Lester is painting the Bruce
Jarvis mansion in Rose Hill, getting
all things ready for Bruce and his
most estimable wife to occupy about
Dec /, 1906.
Elijah Busby and wife left Rose
Hill Monday to spend ten days az
Fort Dorge with their son, Homer
Busby, attorney, and their daughter,
Mrs. w. 2. Thomas
Robt. Doak and daughter, Mrs. Mat
tie Hawkins, and her daughter, Miss
Josephine, and Miss Flossa Wharton
spent Sunday near Hayesyille at the
B. A. Hollingsworth home.
DR.. Harry E. Carver and Will UNI
stead have loaded their goods and de-
parted Tuesday for their Kansas
homes. The doctor goes to Hutchin-
son and Umstead to Kingman, in
Kingman county.
John A. Magee, the rustling real
estate agent of Oskaloosa, sold the
235-acre farm of Busby & Anderson
to G. H. Wornhoudt, of Pella, at SS5
per acre. This is better known as
the Bruce Jarvis farm, and is one of
the best farms near Rose Hill and
has changed hands twice in three
months. ~
Nov. Z. Nasty Jr.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-08
unday at the. Sylvester AIdrich

Sunday at the. Sylvester Aldrich
home. ......
Sylvester Aldrich and family called
at the J. A. Reynolds home Sunday
evening.
Sam steddom and family visited at
the home of his brother, Newt, one
day this week.
Charlie and Lorella Macy enter
tanned their schoolmates on Hallow-
cen. Refreshments were served and
all present had a good time.
The little friends of Kate Erickson
gave her a surprise on Monday even
ing, it being her 18th birthday. Re
freshments were served and the chill
dren enjoyed the evening very much.
Nov. Z. G. E. Ranium.