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sleouRNEY.

sigourney, July ga party was
given at the ]. f. Priest home, just
south Of the city, on last Tuesday
evening, A crowd Of young people
gathered there and enjoyed the even
ing until late hour.
The Rebekah lodge of this place
drove to What Cheer Wednesday aft
ernoon and visited that chapter of the
organization during the evening hours.
at homa during the first of the week,
then left for Safno, South Africa,
where he will be employed in the ca
paeity of private secretary for the sl :
rerintendent of construction on the
new railroad building through there.
Mrs. j. M. Richardson fell from 4
hammock on her porch and fractured
her shoulder.
Charley Priest drove to Ottumwa On
Wednesday morning, where he will
visit friends until the last of the week.
The second game of ball between
the Rust's Yales of Davenport and the
home team was played on the home
grounds here last Tuesday afternoon
and resulted in a score of II to "a
in favor of the visitors.
Cort Davis of the southern part OF
the county was transacting business
In the city yesterday
Seven of the bushes houses of the
north side of the square have recently
builded 16 foot cement walks in front
of their places of business, and six on
the east side of the square have done
the same thing. 1t adds an improve
ment to the town that must be seen 10
be appreciated. The Citizens Savings
bank is removing it's comparatively
new brick walk, and having cement
walk constructed
John Jester of South English rode
over in hjs automobile Last Wednesday
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EDDYvILLE.

Eddyville July 25-Mrs. w. N.
Switzer. who has been visiting her
mother Mrs. Sarah Dashiel, and her
sister, Mrs. Geo. l.. Gillies, the past
two months, left Monday for her home
at Ft. Worth, Texas.
Miss Laura Beamer of Greeley,
Colo. arrived Monday night, called by
the serious illness of her brother.
James Beamer.
The Baldwin Memorial Sunday
school at Pekay had a children's day
program Sunday. 1t was rendered by
the Givin SUNDAY school, and was one
which they had previously rendered at
Glvin.
Mrs. S. Hayes and Frank Drew and
family have returned from a short
visit with relatives at Keosauqua.
Miss Dollie Davis visited at Abba
over Sunday.
Mrs. John Waugaman was taken
quite sick Monday, but is improving.
Mesdames r. A. Kirkpatrick and
Irene Kline of Kansas, who We're called
to Ottumwa by the death of their
brother, 7. e. Cole. are visiting their
sister, Mrs. M. e. Holloway, at Ce-
dar
A. III. McMahan, who has been Wis
iting relatives here for two weeks, de-
parted Monday for Wichita, Kan, en-
route to his home in Oklahoma His
family remainded for more extended
visit
Mr.. and Mrs R, M. Young are visit
Ing relatives at Knoxville.
Ernest Strange went to Sanborn
Monday to accept employment.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. E. Greenway of
Oskaloosa, We're Sunday guests of her
mother, Mrs. Anna Tierney.
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HAZEL DELL.

Hazel Dell, July 25.-Rev. H. N.
Smith. presiding elder, will conduct
preaching services and quarterly con-
ference at the Zion M. E. church Tues
day at $3.50 p. M, and the sacrament
of the Lords supper at 1880 D. m.
Every one is cordially invited to at
tend.
Mrs. s. j. Nation and Miss Inez
Truitt visited Wednesday with Mrs s.
A. Sawyer and Miss Della Smith
O.. Haines, wife, and son Harold and
daughters Gladys and Lucille, and
Stanley Salter, all Of South Ottumwa,
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. p.
Salter Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Harlan and daughter,
Miss Harriet, and Mrs. Johnson of OF
tumwa, spent Sunday and Monday at
the j. E. Nelson home
Mrs. Muller, Miss Dora Kruger and
Mr.. Starr of Ottumwa. We're Sunday
visitors at the j. G. Kruger home.
Mrs. J. p. Hollingsworth and little
daughter May, spent Monday at the
Albert Carson home in Davis county,
visiting with Miss Pearl Hollings-
worth
Mrs. Dan McHugh is visiting with
relatives in Ottumwa.
Miss Inez Truitt spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her friend,
Miss Della Smith.
Miss Flora Cockerill visited Sun
day with Miss Regena McHugh.
Rev. W. II. Jones will conduct
preachinr services at the Zion M. 2.
church at p. m. Sunday, July 80.
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RUSSELL.

Russell, July 26.-Wm. Curtis is vis-
ting his son, Bert, at Nevada, this
week.
f. f. Brown left Monday for Omaha
to purchase carload of horses.
Mrs. Lulu Wilton returned Monday
from an over Sunday visit with her
brother at Des Moines.
Mrs. Florence Childs and daughter
went to Wayne county, Tuesday For a
visit with their daughter and sister
Mrs. Fay Stech.
Fred Larimer of Charlton, was a
caller at the j.. H. De Lans home Tues
day
W. J. Marshall was in Bethlehem on
business Monday.
Misses Leta Laing and Blanche Ted
row returned to their home at Corydon
Monday after weeks visit at the
Sprague home
Thos. O'Donnel and Jas. Jeffries re-
turned Tuesday from Chicago, where
they had been with stock.
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BLAkES BURG.

Blakesbur, July 27.-William Barnes,
who has been away several months,
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice Tinsley arrived Tuesday
for short visit at her home
Ralph Snow accidentally fell from a
load of hay Monday and dislocated his
shoulder.
Mrs. Eliza Snow and daughter, Mrs.
Ida Dorothy, returned Monday from
Lineville, where they were visiting A.
A. Snow and Mrs. Santha Bracewell.
Grace. Ruth and Freddie. children Of
r. NJ Tinsley formerly of this place,
hut now Of Rulo, Neb., have arrived
for a visit with their grandmother.
Mrs. Frank Tinsley. Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. L. l.. Swenson visited
Sunday between trains, with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. +. Hall.
Aaron Harlan drove to Abba
Wednesday,
Mrs. VIM. Day is improving.
w. S. Cash has returned from Okla
homa.
Miss Hertha johnson of Ottumwa,
who instituted a musical club here,
sent word she would be compelled TO
abandon the work on account of the
partial failing of her voice. The club
will proceed with the work, and give a
public musical entertainment in the
near future.
Miss Minnie Dorothy Of Ute, Iowa,
arrived Wednesday evening for visit
with relatives.
Miss Paris OF Buxton, has been Wis
iting at Stringer's, returning home
Monday.
Warren Heller of Tate Ridge, was N
town Tuesday.
John and Fred Foland's father of
Des Mones, Is visiting here.
Roy Finney spent Sunday here.
L. G. Smith has returned from Grin
nell, where he has been superintend-
ing the painting for an extensive con-
tarctor.
Willie Rowe of Des Moines, Is home
on his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cloyd of Ottum-
wa, are visiting Mrs. Cloyd's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, M. @Hadley.
The Ben Hur lodge, which by the
way. is one Of the strongest lodges
In this town, had very interesting
program Tuesday night.
Misses Lizzie and Nellie Trussell IF
Moravia were visiting at the ]. F.. De
Haven home Saturday and Sunday.
Togethr with Mrs. De Haven they
took dinner Sunday with their cousin,
Mrs. j. =. Cohagen.
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BIRMINGHAM.

Birmingham, July 27.-Tom Hearna
of Des Moines, visited his parents a
few days last week
Mrs l.. G. Boies and daughter Grace
are expected home this week from
Muskegon Mich, where they have
spent the past month.
Mrs. Annie Taylor of Central CITY.
and Mr. and Mrs. John Findlay OF
Douds, visited Mrs. S. B, Shot over
Sunday
d. McMillen is laying cement walk
on the west side of his property this
week
Or. W. J. Boyle and family visited
couple OF days last week the Doctors
mother, Mrs Rachel Boyle.
MIS- J. w, Young and children went
to Mt, Pleasant this week to visit rel
atives
Misses Jennesse Hope. nellie coun-
trymah, Pearl Teeter, Blythe Bonnet.
carrie WinsloW and Grace Roberts are
attending normal at Keosauuua.
Mrs Price and children of Beacon.
Mrs. Shepherd Of Idaho Falls. Idaho.
visited at the VIM. Beardsley home Iast
week. -
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
List Of Letters Remaining Unclaimed
at OttumWa, Iowa, for the Week
Ending July 2fr 1905.

List Of Letters Remaining Unclaimed
at Ott4mWa, Iowa, for the Week
Ending July 2fr 1905.
Womon's List.
Outright. Carrie Bertroch Mrs. C.
Bowers, Lizzie Beard Marie
Mitchell, Lizzie Cox, L. lydia
!ieiier, Nora Lampkin, Mrs. Goe.
MeridiIh Rosie Millers, Mrs. Frank
McGuffy, Hannah Cockrel. Mrs f,has
Sims, Mrs. Ruth Lundstron. Selma
Wail"ofh, FRANCES Wright. Hattie
West, Lorena
Shadford, Mrs. Florence
Seemiler, Mrs. Harry
Mems List.
Abdush, Chas. Barton, f, H.
Buns, Ghas. Bryant, Jas.
Cramlet, Il. M. Curry, Fred
Connolly, C. J. NJ. Green, Frank
Haynes. Pete Hamilton. j. L.
Hunt, W. F. Higbee, A 70
Hultquist, C. A. Johnson, Chas.
Large, Robt. Nelson, John
Philips VIM, Humphrey, Oleo
Stewart, Mr. Sims, Thos
Sparks, w. III. Sumner Emery
Smith, w. H. Triess, w. ].
Vickers s & Son Wright, c. F.
Webster, Dan Whltson, Dan
Bond, Mr.. and Mrs. Dr.
Fred w Wilson,
Postmaster,
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Harmony Prevails.

The rally proved to be magnificent
one and the members and officials of
the various county camps are congrat-
ulating themselves with much spirit
because of its unqualified and unmar-
red success. One notable feature was
the unusual harmony in which the
three local camps worked together to
bring this event to successful close.
Not satisfied with the wonderful re-
suits of last evening negotiations are
being made for county class to be
held sometime in December The Of
ficials of the local camps desire to
thank the county lodges for their hear
ty cooperation and venture to hope
that they will be just as willing to join
with Ottumwa again in making the
next rally day a bigger success even
than this one has been.
During the exercises of the evening
music was furnished by the Ottumwa
Harp orchestra.
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last evening, in honor OF, Miss Alice
Holmes and Miss Therene of Gales
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Gasser return
ed Thursday evening from their trip
to Denver and Colorado Springs.
Mrs Nancy Moore died at her home
In this city Wednesday morning, after
a long Illness The deceased has lived
q great many years in Charlton, dur
Ing which time she has conducted a
green house. She was faithful mem
Der of the NJ e. church, from which
the funeral services were conducted
this afternoon at o'clock by Rev.-H.
Evans. The deceased leaves three
daughters to mourn the loss OF
mother,
Mrs. p, Gurwell died Wednesday
night at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Clark Written. Funeral services
VIII be conducted Saturday morning
from the house.
The c. b. & G. have purchased tho
eight acres, adjoining their property.
on which the round house now
stands. The tract purchased was form
erly the old fair grounds, and was
owned by Bert Smith. The purchase
of this land. together with the large
reservoir built last summer on anoth-
er 100 acres, the erection of new wa
ter tanks the building of a modern
coal house, and the changing Of tho
tracks in the yards. evidently means
that Charlton is soon to become a pas
senger or freight division point, and
possibly both, or else they will move
the shops to this point.
John O'Neil of Burlington, deputy
revenue collector, was business CALI
er here Thursday.
Joseph Parker is spending a few
days In Milo.
+. L. Freeman and family departed
yesterday for Burns Kansas. where he
will associate himself with his brother
In the hardware business.
Robert Morris of Derby, was a busi-
ness caller here Thursday.
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Marion County Democrats

Knoxville, July 26.-The democrats
of Marion county held convention
here yesterday and selected delegates
to the state convention without in
structions. About HAIR the county pre-
cincts were represented at the conyen-
ton. There are three candidates for
the democratic nomination as member
Of the state legislation-C. H. Amos.
Judge Cozier and John Templetou,
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cHEQuEsT.

Chequest, July 24.-E. r. Harlan of
keosauqua. was pleasant caller in
Chequest Tuesday.
Harvesting is about completed in
this vicinity.
Billy Hall, the hustling horse buyer
from Milton, was through here one
day last week, buying horses.
Some farmers delivered fat cattle at
Douds, Thursday
DR.. Bassett, was professional caller
in Chequest several days last week.
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District caucuses,

OiStiiSt ScuCuSCSs
The district caucuses have been as.
signed to meet at the fonowing places
at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning.
First district-Grant club parlor
second floor.
Second district-Kirkwood hotel club
room.
Third district-Court house, Judge
Howe's court room.
Fourth district-Cour: house, Judge
McVey's court room.
Fifth district-Court house, Judge
McNan's court room.
Sixth district-Elliott hotel, parlor.
Seventh district-City hall, council
chamber.
Eighth district-Grant club, dining
room.
Ninth Chamberlain hotel
club room A.
Tenth district-Court house, Judge
McHenry's court room
Eleventh district-Wellingto hotel
club room.
Candidates Tor Nomination.
There are twenty-six candidates an.
nounced for the thirteen nominations
to be made by the state convention
but six state officers are conceded re.
nominations by exclamation, and w
w. Morrow of Alton seems to have no
opposition for state treasurer. The
candidates are:
For Governor
Gov. A. B. Cummins of Des Moines
(renominationG
George d. Perkins of Sioux City.
Capt. W. S. Rathbun of Marion.
For lieutenant governor
Lieut.. Gov. John Herriott of Stuart
Senator Warren Garst of Coon Ran
ids.
Col. L. B. Raymond of Hampton.
For Secretary of state
Julian w. Richards of Waterloo.
Senator w. G. Hayward of Dayen.
pert.
Deputy Secretary of State D. A
Hites of Des Moines.
For auditor of state
State Auditor b. F. Carroll of Bloom
field (renomination).
For treasurer of state
w. w. Morrow of Alton.
For attorney teneral
H. Webb Byers of Harlan.
A. M. Cloud of Manchester.
Major Charles Mackenzie of Des
Moines
Edgar A. Moerling OF Emmetsburg.
Judges of supreme court (two)-
Judge John c. Sherwin of Mason
City denomination.
Judge Emlin McClala of Iowa City
(renomination).
Clerk of supreme court
John G. Crockett of Eldora (renomi
nation).
Superintendent of public instruction
Superintendent Jonn F. Riggs OF
Sigourney (renomination).
Reporter of supreme COURT
Wendell w. Cornwall of Spencer IRE
nomination).
Railroad commissioners (two)-
Col. D. j. Palmer of Wash. lgton IRE
nomination..
Willard L. Eaton of Usage.
Eugene Buttles OF Burlington,
DR.. Frank w. Porterfield of Atlantic
S. G. Hunter of Atlantic
Ed Sitz of Pcterson.
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HlLLSB ORO.

Hllsboro July 27.-Prof. Clark Of
Salem, will preach at Big Mound, in
the M. e. church Sunday morning
Leo. Percival and wife of Winter
set who have been visiting relatives
here the past few weeks, returned
home last evening.
j. w. Blackboard transacted business
in Birmingham Tuesday,
The Royal Neighbors initiated twd
new members at their meeting last
Wednesday, eevning.
Mrs Asa Parish and Master LLOYD
are spending O. few days with Mrs.
Maggie 1sanan.
Mrs. ]. w. Laird visited at hone
yesterday
Steve Douglass made a bushes trip
TO Fort Madison Tuesday evening.
A Sunday school picnic will be held
in Pidgeons grove August 9Th. All
the Sunday schools of Salem township
are expected.
Rev. Munster went to Stockport this
morning.
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cy, Eldon, Floris, Highland Center, Ba-
tavia and various other county camps,
The Floris and Eldon delegation came
in on a special car on the Rock Island
last evening.
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officers of the Convention


In accord with the custom of the
party for many years, the temporary
officers of the state convention we're
selected by the state central commit
tee at Its meeting here on April II,
when the official call for the conven-
ton was issued. The selection of con-
vention officers at that time was unani-
nous. being agreed to by all of the
eleven members of the committee as
follows:
Temporary chairman-Judge Horace
M. Towner of Corning.
Secretary-C. M. Junllin of Fairfield.
Assistant secretary-V. G. Crossley
of Webster City.
Reading clerk. G. Mabry of Al
bia.
bly, of Des Moines.
Chief doorkeeper-Chief of Police
James w. Jones of Des Moines.
1t Is possible that the state central
committee will have to select another
temporary secretary next Monday, as
G. NJ Junkin is on a contesting dele
cation from jefferson county. That
will be necessary unless the state con-
vention should decide to make a tenn
porary roll of convention delegates in
view of the 1877 contestants and accord
Mr.. Junkin's delegation seat in the
temporary organization of the conven-
ton. 1t is expected that the state cen
trail committee when it meets at the
Slavery hotel next Monday morning at
8 o'clock will discuss the advisability
of preparing temporary roll of dele
gates for the convention as is done in
many other states, especially in Wis
consin and Illinois, Iowa's eastern
neighbors. The state committee will
also at that time complete other neces-
sary arrangements for the convention
Detail Arrangements.
During the last few weeks arrange
ments for the convention have been in
charge of the following members Of
the state central committee: W. W..
Epps of Ottumwa, R. o. Woodland of
West Union and w. J. Mccoy of Gin
ton, together with President George F.
Henry, w. H. Whisenand and other
members of the Grant club. The latter
have appointed w B. Keffer chief ush-
er and Charles H. Murrow and F. A.
Duncan assistant chief ushers for 2
convention. They will select one hui
dred ushers from among the members
of the Grant and Polk County clubs,
and already have over five hundred ap.
plications for the places. Capt. H. M.
Pickell of Des Moines has charge of
the decorations of the convention hall
and G. A. Rawson and w. H. Brecht
will secure the music for the occa.
sion. Rev. A. L. Frisbie, D. D., pastor
emeritus Of the Plymouth Congrega-
tional church of Des Moines, has &C.
cepted an invitation to deliver the con-
vention invocation.
Before the opening session of the
convention on Wednesday morning the
delegates will gather in caucuses ac-
cording to congressional districts for
the selection of their respective mem
beers of the convention committees on
credentials, permanent organization
and resolutions and TO- the election #
district members of the state central
committees. The caucuses are also ex-
peeted to be full of interest owing to
the fact that they may pass upon the
of contesting delegations to
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participate in the caucus. The decis,
ion of at least two of these contests
will determine whether the caucus So
lects "standpat' or progressive" COM
mitteemen. There are also several
lively contests for members of the
state central committee.
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Discusses Belief That River and Har-
Dor Bill is Division of the Congress
slonal Spells, Preliminary Examina-
tons end Surveys.
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CONTINUED From Page one.>

CONVENTION PLANS MADE.
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Spence announces the selection Of
Judge Towner by the state central
committee. The Cummins delegate
would then demand vote on the cleo
ton ofAemporary chairman and the
further program Of the convention in
that event can not be foretold. Former
Senator Thomas D. Healy of FIT. Dodge
is understood to be the Cummins can
didate for temporary chairman should
they oppose Judge Towner.
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