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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08
WISH7OEXTEND
FOREIGN MARKET

Kansas City, Oct. s.--As joint con-
vention of the American National
Live Stock association, Cattle Rails.
ers' association and Corn Belt Meat
Producers association was held here
today and plans discussed for secur.
ing a better foreign market for Amer.
lean livestock products. The call for
the. convention says in part: 1T is Of
great Importance To the live stock In.
dustry Tint, more extended foreign
markets be secured to dispose OF oiir
Increasing surplus meat products aud
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08
HUGHES AND hearst
IN LIVELY CAMPAIGN

Albany. n. Y, Oct. s..--what prom.
ises to be one Of the greatest cam
paigns for governor of this state Is
on In full blast. Campaign literature
by the tons is being circulated
throughout the state by both parties.
and all the spellbinders who could be
secured are talking to large crowds
In every nook and corner Of the state.
II a full vote is not recorded Ii will
not be the fault of the managers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08
AMERICAN FEDERATION
. SENDS OUT. LITERATURE

washingtoA b. CT dc. Tbe
American Federstioa of Labor DAs
sent ont to every labor organization
in the United States psmphiets SET.
ting forth their plana IN the coming
campaign. More wfif follow from any
10 day, each Of a different uature.
What the result will be will be watch.
ed with unusual interest. No partic-
ular party Is being fought. but candi.
dates who have proven themselves
antagonistic to the antiinjunction
and eight-hour bills, which the Amer
ican Federation has been working for
for a great many years.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08
AGGiE MYERS DENIED AN
APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT

Jefferson City. Mo-. Oct. s.-~Tha
Missouri supreme court today denied
Mrs Aggie Myers a writ of error to
the supreme court of the United
States. Her attorneys may now apply
to one Judge of the United States su.
preme court for such a writ 10 appeal
the case to that court for review.
October 20 Is the date set for Mrs.
Meyers TO be hanged.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08
SUPREME COURT."
:~>,:: :: AGAIM C0NVENES

Washington, Oct. S.-~After four
months summer vacation, the su.
preme court of the United States
convened today for the tenn of 1906
1907 and called on the president in a
body. The hearing of motions and
transaction of other business was
postponed duntil tomorrow.
. Many important Cases
Washington, Oct. s.--More than
100 cases are On the docket for the
October term Of the supreme court.
Among the important cases which
will be given an early history are the
Meyer Haywood. .Pettihone case. i'm
which the officials of the wester.,
Federation of Miners ask to be re-
leased from prison i'm Idaho. where
they are held on charge of compile
ity in the murder of Ex-Governor
Steunenberg; Wilson VS.. the secre.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08

TO insure good prices for live stock
sat home The United States raises
more live stock than Il can consume
and on the other hand there Is 4
marked scarcity of meat Id contin.
entail countries. We should be. able.
70 supply this shortage abroad Un-
der fair and reasonable international
trade relations We believe that larg-
er proportion of our surplus meat
products could be sold TO those ma
lions that need them. thus benefit.
ins both ourselves and European con.
s.llners.' !,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08
negro lYNCHED At
ARGENTA, ARKANSAS
Hung for Marder Of John Lindsay,
Father of Boy Suspected by Ne.
eroes Of Shooting Robert Column.

Argenta, Arkansas. Oct. S-Follow,
ing the exciting scenes of last night
when Homer Blackwell, the negro,
who is alleged to be implicated In
the murder of John Lindsay, was
lynched. all Is quiet today. Deputies
are being armed for duty tonight. Of
ficers are securing the country for
Column. and all styles OF negroes,
charged with the killing of Lindsey.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08
NEW YORK CITY PURCHASES
THtRTy:N,NTH STREET FERRY

New York. Oct. s.--A formal an.
nouncement of the completion Of the
negotiations for the purchase by the
city of the Thirty-ninth street ferry
property. which operates boat lines
between the lower end Of Manhattan
and Brooklyn was made today by
Comptroller Metz. The price paid by
the city is sT50.00e, q reduction OF
$3.50, 900 from price originally asked.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08
FAMOUS coLoREp BISHOP
DIES At COLLEGE IN on. o

Scnia. Ohio. Oct. s.-~Tsishop VIII
lam Benjamine Arnett Of the African
American N. Il. church, died last
night at wilber.Force university. He
was a native of Pennsylvania and made
bishop In 1883.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08
BLOODY BATTLE With
STRIKERS IN CANADA
Fight Is Still On. - Already Two
Strikers Killed and Thirteen Per.
sons injured.

Buckingham. Que. Oct. s-The Nc,
Laren Lumber company today endeav,
ored to break the strike which has
been I'm progrss for a month. The
strikers and detectives engaged In
battle and the fight is still going on.
Up to 2:i5 two strikers were killed
aud thirteen other persons injured.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08

smolensk. Russia, Oct. s.-The
peasants of Molkhin. at a great mass
meeting yesterday. resolved To refuse
paying rent to landed proprietors and
also adopted other resolutions Of most
radical nature.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08
GOVERNOR FOR CANAL ZONE
WILL NOT sE NAMED SOON

Washington, Oct. S.~Tbe vacancy
caused by the retirement Of Governor
Charles r. Magoon from the Pana-
ma canal zone will not, 1t is said, be
filled until after the return of Sec.
retary Taft TO Washington, which In
looked for early next week.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08
INSANITY EXPERTS EXAMINE
HARRY X. THAw IN HIS CELL

New York. Oct. s.-Doctors Britton
d. Van and Charles E. Wagner of the
Morris Plains Insane asylum. spent
several hours with Harry X. Thaw in
his cell in the Tombs today. Alien.
lists declined to permit DIR. Mcclure,
the Tombs physician. to be present
during the examination.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08

Warsaw, Oct, s.-~Three terrorists
were hanged here today after having
been sentenced To death by a drum
head court matrial.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08
Two BOMBS THROWN
At Vice governor
high Official Only slightly Injured
Three Tsrrorists hanged. -- Peas,
ants Refuse 10 Pay Rent.

kazan. Russia. Oct s.~~Twn bombs
We're thrown today nj vice Governor
koboio. but he was oniy slightly In.
jured. The would be- assassin eseap,
cd.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08
LITTLE Damage DONE
DURING REVOLUTION
NO DEVASTATED FiEIns NOR RUINED caops OVER
TWELVE HUNDRED UNITED STATES REGULARS
AND - DISARMAMENT PRACTICAL COMPLETE EscEp.
TON OF ISOLATED BANDS.

New York, Oct. s~~Adslcan rrreis,
ea here fgum Hiavava state that anaag,
ID here from Havana state that amaz.
suit II the insuTreetion In Havana
province. where mmeh af the fighting
was done. There ar. no burned
houses nor harms. no ruined erups
NOR devastated fields. In this respect.
IL was the cheapest revolution In
West Indian history. Farmers every.
where have returned to their fieidS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08
Soldiers In Camp

Havana. Oct. Slight hundred aud
fifty American soldiers. 500 infantry
and $50 engineers. are now I'm camp
near the city Of Havana. I'm addition
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08
". x. RYAN DIES SUDDENLY &
At oAkRIDGE, w. VIRGINIA

,sf.yuchburg, Nv. Va. Oct. s,---W. X.
Ryan. son Of Thomas Ryan of New
York. died suddenly nj oalridge West
Virginia. yesterday. - m 81
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08

Washington, Oct. 8. Secretary
Root is to make campaign speech
in New York on October 90 at Carne-
gle hall.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08
Transport Sails With rroops

States transport Niagara. presumably
with troops abroad from the army
camp Of embarkation at Newport
News for "uta. passed out of VIZ
ginia Capes this morning.
The transports Admiral Sampson.
Admiral Farragut and Antiila passe,,
In the Virginia capes this morning.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08
Disarmament Almost compiesed

Havana. Oct. s.-The cruiser
Brooklyn today landed 3sa marines.
who went I'm camp at Columbia. No
further reports Of trouble In any par,
Of the island has been received.
The disarming of the insurgents Ia
practically eomplete with the exeep.
iion af small isolated bands. who will
be disaTmed by the rural guards.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08

t@'s uaan from the cruiser nfnoklyn
are lssing landed today The nsen are
in eAeellsnt health and are please,
with their pleasant l.catsnn.
II u regarded On certain that the
dlsarnaing of insurgents will row ~
On mach more rapidly. There has
been some trouble in Santa clara
prUsinee. bat IL rs believed this will
ha over In few days Havana and
she nearby provinces have been prac-
tiealiy pacifiei. the insurgents laying
down their arms without n murmmr.
The insurgents on the northern coast
are the most likely to attempt serious
fsroubia and h IL likely that military
expedition must he sent there.
The Cuban liberals are wildly On.
thusiastic over the American oecupa-
tion aud the former government snp-
pnrters are aiso pleased.
TAFT win leave Soon
Secretary Taft expects In leave for
Washington In about ten days. As.
xistant Secretary Bacon viii accom-.
pany him. leaving the whole control
of the island In the hands NJ Cover.
nor Magoon. who Is due To arrive to
morrow. A public reception On an
elaborate scale foT the new governor
ts planned.
Organize League
Many of the Americans af Havana
and n larger number of Cubans have
organized a good government league.
which Ii aimed 10 have branches
throughout the island. The aim is 10
promote tho establishment and main
tsnance Of good government IRE
speetive af party considerations.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08

and OSAeF matters at routine char
acseF given attention.
Grand Parade Tomorrow
4 BIZ parade will be- held Tomorrow
afternoon. In which members of the
national guard and the regular army.
rs well as the Spanish var veterans,
win be- In line. The military aisss.
ion will be In command oG General q.
n. Iiarries. In the evening the ladies'
Of the uneai Society Of the Spanish
war sill tender reception at the
Shoreham 10 the national officers and
prominent military and naval offic-
ials.
The ladies' auxiliary Of the United
spanish.American War Veterans will
entertain the national officers and
other prominent guests at the Ebbitt
house "Wednesday evening.
Many entertainment features for
the benefit Of all the delegates have
been arranged by the people Of Wash.
ingtnn and the week bids fair to be
notable one.
Warm Contest for Commander
The contest for Il successor to
Commander-in.Chief Miller becomes
warmer ~ the time for the election
Of officers draws nearer, The depart
ment of New York has indorsed Dr.
Hamilton Ward OF Buffalo as the can.
dida,e. Illinois. Wisconsin and other
states Of the Middle West are sup
porting the candidacy of Gen. George
NJ. Moulton Of Chicago. Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and some Of the New
England states have joined with the
District Of Columbia In urging the
election Of Fred s. Hodgson of this
city as commanderin-chief.
Several cities are bidding for tho
1907 encampment and reunion, among
them New York City, Kansas City,
Los Angeles. Buffalo and Richmond
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08

speaking In oogsFatalafaFy terms of
the psnsress made. A business sess.
sion followed. at which reports Ut Of.
ficeEs ana committees were submitted
and og her matters nf n routine char
acter given attention.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-28
De T0DAS Parties
Noyia que falta al comrro.
miso y es temandada por
su pretendiente.
LOQUE RECLAMA
10 QUE RECLAMA
Propledades del radlum. EN-.
sayos del quimico amerl-
cano Mr. A. Miethe.

Por haber tAltado 4 10 promesa
que le habfa hecho de ir al talamo
nupcial con William Van Epps, de
Hsrklmer, hA entablado demands con.
trs 10 sefiora Fred Acklsr, dc Uties
para reeobrAr dc 6sta vafiaa piezas do
vestldo y una sortijs de compromise
que aquel 10 habfa dado en- vfspsrAa
del proy estado mstrimonio. ri de.
mandants Alega que cuando deseaba
aprssurar el dia feliz de la boda, 10
noviA 40 peg6 & aceeder 4 au demands,
alegando que a6n no terfa listo oil
.iuar; pero como Van Epps sonvinie-
% On suminiatrar 10 que faltAbs, 10
seiiora Ackler, que en- csc momsnto
era la seforita Bella Rivernberg, "a
eomprometi6 q ir al altar Gus nto Antes
En- tal virtud ell novio no solo 10 sbAs
teci6 do 10 indispenss BILE indumentsriA,
sino que le facilit6 $50 on elective para
| gaatos exsraordinArios. Cuando lleno
do ilusiones esperAba hora fsliz, lego
| q aus oidoa In terrible not!ci& dc que
Bella se hsbfa desposado CON Fred
As kler, do lion, usardo para la ce.
remoniA los trsies compr ados con ell
dinsro que 81 le habia sumir istrAdo,
En- 10 liatA dc articulos que reclsms,
fgurAn dos pares dc botines, un 30
bresodo, un corset, dos traies, guam
tes y varias pleas de ropA interior,
ademks 10 sortiia y los $50 en- sfeelivo,
Ivan Epps, 90 prepAra shora { unir ~
lsuerte Ala stnorita Grace Hall, do
Scheme etady. No 10 fAlta rsz5n on 10
demanda.
Il A. Mis,hs, qufmioo de ssts eiu-
dad, hs venido poner en- tvldeneia
que 10 luz producida por el radium
do color marion y vlolado & los eria.
sales. Mientras e,tos sean mAs trans
| parentes 90 mayor 10 Aoci6n. Mr..
| MieIhe 80 ensayos On I'M brillsnte
Ide Borneo, per sifectamepte puro ,
blsnco ell que sometl6 q una aoluci6n
. dc 90 miligramos de bromuro do ra'
: dlo y al esbo dc echo dias halo qus
habfs tornado 10 pisdra un color anna
D lrillo de lim6n.
!. CalentAdA esta q una tenn ,erAturs
Ide $50 grados, dichs coloraci6n ois.
y minuy6 pero no desaparsci6 por ct m
y pltt,, nj 90 le pudo hscer dssApareeer
o con oil cAlenti N ento al roio, Con uu
lzSaro de Ctilan, halo que despt 6, ds
/. dos horas de txpoaiclon dc 10 piedrs
ID al bromuro del rAdium, 10 torn6 YER
J. de primero, luego csmbi6 en- amarillo
Iclaro y oras mas tarde ss hEo com
= pletAments amarillo, Este tints deaa
Q parecl6n con Ell calor, peto aparecit
dc nuevo Al eritiArae la piedra, EI
}. el rubi no produce etecto. Ea les tur
quezGs, so produces IN ligsro matte 70
10 aAdo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-28

sscuelas mas en- la islA camhiarAn de
distritos con arreglo q 10 nuevA Icy de
Instrt ccion / do icA.
Ell pol!cta TGpia ooniui1 aver
tarde d Ia carcel a los individuoz
Lsonsio RodrigutS, Joi6 GImenez,
I.AAc RoiaS, Salvador g orzaez, Juan
Herrera y FraneiSco Luciano, por iu'
gar q 10 prohibido.
Hoy tusron pueIsos en- libsrtad,
nor cnnnlimianio-dn--A -AAntanaiA---les--
prssos de lA carcsl municipal Pauline
Iv.1Qusz y Emilio Rodlfg fguez
Ell orocido maestro eompositor
don Ar gel NiSlAn, ira & Arecibo, pro
bah emente, & dirigir una banda de
mdSiea.
Sc encuentrA grAvemsnte erfer
mo en- Rio Grands el 81 fior don Juan
G orsAlez Vazquez.
FL Ce mite de hIcienda prelu
puesto recomend6 10 Aprt baci6n del
. EUVeEuAuOE lOb ALs Sl Jus VI AZ uQkl W
liars para ell muniSi pio de San SebAs'
iiar mil para ell de Marc 70 y mil
!. para ell municIpio de Nor. vie.
Hoy Ialieron hAciA Areeibo 81
r Superintendent to de PrisioneS don Ne
nuel CtmrfAs y el Alcaide de 10 cSrcsl
= de PuertA de TERRA don CAAimiro B.
o rrfos, Quienes inEpecclonsran 10 nuevs
ckrcel que esiA termlt q ald- as en- dIcho
= . ,eblo,
% Ell IA de julio pr6xIuo 90 verif
cara en- G IayamA sl Corgr,so Oorsro
ii de los slemspIos do ls Federation
Libre.
u -Ancchs deolAr6ae un ircsndio eI
4. FajArdo en 10 residencIa dc dona JuA
8 nA CArrera. Las Iesdidal no faeroI
Is de lnsidsraei6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-28

Como 80 ha visto, eata inter Uie,e
tuvo lugar on setlemtre de 1898. cuan.
do s6n presldiA el st d n Mufrx Rive
ra el gabinete auton6mico que funcio.
nd con -EApAna--Ha4 -sa-sas- per ffot+os
un amplio programa de administra.
zion y dc gobierno; en- parte-en 10
economico-lo cumpli6 70 el poder
americana; en- parts-en 10 politico-
10 suStenta el pArtido unioni.ta. El
dia On que 10 realize entsro, ell pals
obtendl 4 las libertadeS & que sspirA y
los progreaos que Sc le dsben. Lsyen
dolo 80 comprendsrk que no somos
hombres de ambioiones cortaa nj dc
personalilmos esIreehoS, aino de altos
ideales pAtrI6ticos. Nientras nosotroI
pensSbamoa Sli, y demoahSbamos
con nuestraS renuncIaS, que no Rdmi
tiamos 10 merma del regimen auton6
N 60 81 no ae le reempllzAbA por otrt
regimen mas libre, nuestros enemigol
nos llamaban SntiamerIcanos, nos CO
lumniaban groIeramente, expresAbal
su iGbilo por nueatrA salida del 20
bierno. que tue el primer paao hac!I
la AbSorei6n de que eS vfctImA Pusrt
| Rico J soabGbAn poE llamarse incondI
ci9nCles y por aervir de rtdIllss 4 10
gobernsdores.
De conduetA q conduCtA hay u
abiimo, que nuI oa comprenderan 10
, hombres tsnatlEAdos por el odio y oil
goa Ior la ignoFAnsis, J que debs
eltldiar y aquilstAr los eleetoroS
Puerto Rico SuAndo lle7sn aus votI
d las urnAs en los pr6Simos cen
0 clos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-28

40 possible O. comercio dc 10 ials y al
los contratos existentes y hacienda 10
mayor iusticiA & las slases acreedoras
y deudoras?
En- 10 isla no circula mas papel
que los billetes del Bsneo Ksps mol,
que el mismo bsnco 30 encargara do
recoger porque 80 trata de una com
psfifs particular ain cabida para aus
privllegioa dentro de ID legislation
americans, Pero squi vlene 10 cues
sitn dc 10 moueda, tan debatida en- el
pats. Me pareee muy difcil que sl
gobierno dc Washlr gton conserve
nuestro signo monetario especial, que
l6lo circula en- Puerto Rico. Estimo
que, en- cato en- TODD, convene esta-
blecer 10 uuidad entire todos los terri
torios orteamefieAnos. MI formula
para sfrontar ese problema 90 asf: el
gobisrno envisra einco millones de
dollar, abrira el espie y recibirA los
pesos especiales q aetsnta centavos
En- Puerto Rico hay seis millones de
pesos; de suerte que resultaria una
difereneia dc un million och ociento,
mil pesos; que habrfan de ser reverti
dos q nuestro tesoro local, una VI,
que &c reacuflssen; despu6s do deseon
tar los gassos do tste y de canie v !,
rstdida por inferioridad de lev q,
\ nueatra plata. De eate modo lon Il,
tados Unidos, resou flando el meta
que en- la iala reeoisn, 70 K per men
tarkn perdlda nirgunA y darAn VI
impulse exIraordinario q 10 prosperi
dad nuestra y contribuirAa & que Il
presents etapa do nusst'a hlstoriA &
nanciera 80 marque por un suceso ou
ganala a lA Union americans el reco
nocimiento el splauso de Puerto RI
CO. Los deudoras y acreedorea ter
dta1, en- las obligaeiones vigentss, I
descuento que auften los teuedorss d
Ia moneda. Y pAaarsmos, ain violer
, cis, ain perturbation, & la unidad II
. 6ispenaable.
T,ene uated W, Mr. Ht ward Thomy
son, mi mAnera de AprecIar los aaur
} tos de mayor impt rtAncia On el dfl
? OialA que sea diil oltA information
. mi Ioore pAtria, tan pequens, y 10
aumiGa, y a 10 pAtriA de uated tan pC
D derosa y tan grande
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-29
BLAKEsHuRG.

Blakesburg, May 24.-Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. MiIlard and SAINT Ross and wife
spent Sunday with F. A. Nolan.
]. B. Brooks daughter in-law ar
rived Sunday from Kansas. Her hus-
band will arrive in June.
Miss Bessie Cohagen was a pas
Tuesday.
DR.. w. N. Hurst's father visited here
between trains Tuesday.
News was received Sunday OF the
sudden illness and death Of G. w. Ba-
ker, formerly of Amador, but now or
Centralia, Mo.
The Ben Hur entertainment at the
opera house Saturday evening was
decided success.
Miss Hattie Johnson, who furnish
ed vocal music for the Ben Hur Co.,
sang selections at the Baptist church
ia both morning and evening services.
Born. to Geo. Dorothy and wife, a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Taylor
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Smith were WIS.,
| iting Paris Smith Sunday.
Boyd Miller and family visited Mr.
| and Mrs. NJ. H. Abernathy Sunday.
G. NJ. Jay Of Los Angeles, Cal, is
here He was called hom by the III
ness Of his mother, Rachel Jay, at the
4 home of w. H. H. Asbury,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Phinney spent
few days in town visiting with George
MAYORS and Jas. Angels.
| lightning killed five head Of cat.
1 tie for Nels Derby last week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-29
PLEASANT HOME.

Pleasant Home, May 24.-W. S. SUIT
tie attended the republican county con-
vention at Ottumwa Saturday.
Rev. Randolph and family and ]. f.
Bachman and family attended the third
quarterly meeting of the Mt. Zion cir
cult Methodist Protestant church,
which convened at Sherman chapel
last Saturday and continued over
Sunday. Rev. Randolph, the pastor,
conducted the services.
Ada Chance led the Christian En-
deavor service Sunday evening.
Miss Sadie Daily, teacher at No. 4
spent Sunday In Ottumwa.
Miss Glennie Ross has been staying
in Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Dixon Of Ottum-
wa, visited in this vicinity Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. SAINT. Ross visited a.
the home of Virgil Ross near Blalkes'
burg. Sunday.
Rev. Randolph preached the funera
of George Baker at Mt. Zion Wednes
day. Mr.. Baker died suddenly at hi
home in Missouri and his remain
were brought here for burial.
Herbert Willard and family visite'
near Blakesburg Wednesday.
| Sunday school at 10 a. M, Christia,
Endeavor at p. M, preaching at
p. M, next Sunday at Pleasant HON
church.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-29
HoBToWN.

Bobtown, May PA religious
meeting was held at Liberty school,
Sunday afternoon. A very interesting
and instructive lecture was delivered
by Cal Woods of Mars Hill. The meet
ing was well attended.
Miss Clara Lewis and Joseph Differs
visited at the Koran home last Friday
evening.
Miss Vivian Fitzgerald visited with
Miss Minnie Courtney, last Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Clara Noland. visited in OF
tumwa Saturday.
George Woods, who is working in
Ottumwa. visited at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Woods of
Mars Hill, Sunday.
Mr.. Croft was business caller at
the F. Skinner home Sunday.
Misses Marget Koran aMd Anna M.
Fitzgerald and John HOY visited at
the Redfern home last, nday after
noon
A few of the you ople of this
vicinity attended game, be-
tween the Hickor and Hazel
Dell teams. which Id in Hazel
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Monday evening. after nursing Miss
Eta Robson for several weeks. Miss
Robson fell from q chair and sus-
tanned severe injuries, and has been
confined to her bed since. Her many
friends here are glad to note her con-
dition much better.
Miss Frances Spencer was an Abba
caller Saturday.
Miss Jennie Holsclaw of Abba, was
a caller here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. c. M. Donley of Everist. arriv-
| ed here Tuesday morning, enroute
home from Wichita. Kan, where she
has been visiting several weeks.
| John Rice and wife spent Monday at
Attica, visiting friends.
| Mrs. Frank M. Wilson was ,busi-
ness caller at Abba Tuesday.
Mrs. H. w. Nye and two sons spent
last week with Mrs. Nye's sister, Mrs
w. L. Frye, at Reasoner, Iowa.
Miss Jessie Spencer left Monday tc
resume her college duties at Mt
Pleasant after several weeks vaca-
ton
i Mrs. Maggie Cormanv and son Wall
ter, left Tuesday evening for theii
new home in Dakota.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Gladson ane
daughter Love were business callers
at Abba Tuesday.