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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13
Popular Election
Advocates in Row.

Des Moincs, 1t Dec. 10.-A reso-
luton requesting each delegate to
urge his State Legislature and the
Executive Committee to urge the
Legislature of States not here repre-
sented; to demand that Congress Ill
= Constitutional Convention to pro-
vide for the election Of United STA tes
Senators BY direct vote Of the peo-
ole, will be off red to the convention
here, composed OF delegates appoint
ed by various Governors to devise a
plan.
This resolution will be opposed on
the floor by those who favormemor-
alizing Congress Those who stand
by the committee contend 1t will
have a more certain and rapid effect
upon Congress to pass An amend
ment and refer to it. without the
Constitutional Convention. The
Con- mitsee on Organiz alton was In
.trucsed to devise plan Tor perpet-
uating the present assembly In the
torn OF an organization until It's
purpose shall be accomplished, OF
The fact made certain that the pee
ole do not wish tn elect nationa
Senators by a direct vote
Plstt Hubbell, OF Trenton, is thu
Missouri member OF the Committee
on Resolutions, and ". E Hill, o
st. Louis, ON the Com mittee on Per
manent Organization and Rules.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13
American Countess Dead.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 10.-Count-
ess Eugenia Bertinatti, aged 50
years, died Sunday night In this city.
She was a niece Of the late Senator
William B. Bate. The countess had
spent many years at her home In
Italy but Of late lived in Nashville.
She was once decorated by the sui.
tan of Turkey.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13
A Big Territory Gasser.

Tulsa, l. T.. Dec. l0.-A 2S,OO0,-
600 foot gas we'll, she second LARK.
est in the Indian ssrritory, was
brought In by til, Eastern Oil COM
pshy Of Glenn Pool. The wall.ieaos,
yet under control and the csc aplng
gas makes a log that is visi ole three
miles away.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13

Danville, Va, Dec. 10.-Soutnern
railway operators, Clemmers and
Skinnell, and Flagman o. ]. Null,
who figured In the wreck In the yards
here Saturday, when two were killed
and three injured, we're arrested Sun.
day. The warrants charge them with
murder.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13
Former Senator Brown May Live

Washington, Dec 10--Fnrmer- Sen
ator Arthur Brown of Utah, who was
shot and seriously wounded Saturday
last by Mrs. Anna M. Bradley still re
mains in a critical condition. 1t was
stated at the emergency hospita
Monday that he had passed fairly
comfortable night and that his
chances for recovery had improved
considerably.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13
"SelZ" on the sole

When-you see that name "Selz' the sole
of shoe, you needn't ask any questions
about the quality; you be perfectly satisfied
that it's all there.
The name "Selz" on a shoe is as certain
mark of good quality the word "stcrling" on
silver. 1t means that every penny of your money
spent for such shoe gets full value Of good
shoe for you.
SELF Royal Blue shoe is the best shoe we
know of; it has the style and quality; and it fits
your foot
Ask for SELF Royal Blue
at $3.50 and s..
Qduu1S
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13

ssias. and declare void. deed Ok trust e1seut
"a to defendant 8. b. 0eisel, trustee for Iheoo
a. = ssaw ssus Il e. sso
IisSorri. described and set forth In their peti.
don; 70 supply - Of record DEED 20 Poraon
~ dsfsndsats john L. Evans, Upton Eyans,
nSyor 6een recorded, and - trys ascertain, a.
jrdse. determine and delns TIE ttle 70 ne tol.
SV4Ss describod land, lying being and situate
n M eounty Of Bates and state Of 1ieeouht %.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20
Gnselif=S anif Srobog.

5or De, ipm pniter at tilegne fig
ben atturate enselite uotale at en-.
aelffe O:o, od er ulpeitaos gneelIts
9anft Srobog langt Den bebite. peo
at Den angiper Den beItemte llotale
at etbpert enseslft Sro meo at BRUCE
oanffe 8pgftaper og peo Dem angipe
ben beitemte 2bo, iom Ital bruses
leo 8%enaonelien at engelffe Oro. =
9iaige er Der fuloftanbis 6ortlarine
oper Meninsen at etbpert enselft
Oro, fom er angibet.
Oenne Bog er abIolut Den BEDS
tie for Nptommerc bertil 2anoet o9
anbefales frem for nogen anben.
9ogen er paa 730 Sioer, trbft
lneo Ietl9felige Spper, os er naiten
2 Sommer tbt.
prilen er $3.50, frit tilfenbt.
2utb. pubL. 6put.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

lat til ca. 80 preusiiite 9aler Hets
truobptte. aebeIummen er $4,000
Wtt. M}eo / 6an0elen fplger qol
% 8eI9tning.
Gitilo 9aniens Gnfe / strnOftrup
bar til famine 0aarobanolere IoIat
i'm Gjenoom me0 5iltreoelie til l.
SuIi. Gjenoommen er ca. 81 9ef=
tar, Nettouobpttet omtrent 100
oreusIilte Daler. ap6eTummen er
10000 Mart. Ser mebfplqer ligee
leoes 4ol pa 8elatning.
9e9ae Gienooms6an0eler er oro=
neoe oe0 5. Qisien at 9oOaluno,
Der i Oct iioite qors 3io bar oaret
meooirfenoe ION commissioners peo
50 Gienooms6anoeler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

Nabenrdd. @n enqefft
81 orofespiger opboloer iis
for 5ioen paa 8~doebotelet nGliiez
lun6" pes Ndbenrod. Wanoens
Raon er 9dne 8onnitIen, og ban
er en- at Nutioens melt betenote
llrmagere. 9onnifIen er foot / gop
og bar | 4drene 1876-8O lprt
llrmager6adnoberfet 6os urmager
.S6orsmdrt / Qdbenraa. Gfter en0t
99retiO ie9te ban bioere ll0odnnelie
/ 4siens oa &%g6en6aon og fom oa
til 2onoon.
Gfter Der at BABE b9ret IbsielIdt
en- Del Qar, dnlag0e 9onnifIen en-
Tterre l%lrfa6rif. Sra oenne 5abrif
.er dae De pigti9ite SnItrumenter,
Ser er brugte / De iioite Roropolss
etspeoitioner, u0gaaeoe. Gno pioere
leperer gonnitien ale til Den engelz
tie Mdrine, i9rlig til uu0eripuass
net, boreuOe YrGciIionspGrter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20
600 Sortieneite.

MGno 90 &uinber | ale bamife
&reoie fan ticne goot peo at iGlge
banife goger 90 ifafe Mbonnenter
paa bore glaoe. &c. iom onifer at
arbcjoe for llobreoclien al gooe
oanife goger 90 glaoe, bcoes ben.
penoe liz til
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
BLAIR, kEBR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20
ga1r0, 5rans gtielien at @aliteo ..
peter Gnemart at 9angitrup.

Aeooing. = Den nprofless
Gdnobo oreni Il &
6olot OnsOag Den 20. SUM- Oprs
Itue Der. og 9ep9rtningen par oOers
0raget til 99Itgiber geterien. Blere
8eltugere, Iom plejer at brittle
9ansborg : 81, blep imiolertio
meget f~orunoreoe ooer. at boerten
i 9r, Yeteriens @9itgiDergaaro eli
Ter / geb9rtningen pad 0pritues
plaoien bar oenne glIort at faa.
l0et 81 bol0t 89rten itfel De pads
g9loenoe gift oerfor pber til Nds
6og9itgioergaarOen, 99itgiber ajer,
pa Der tun0e man fad oct enffeoe.
lGnfelte 5orthltningsm9no ffriger
Idf og til op ON oanif gopfotning.
Ser bar man imiblertib ct 9ebis
for, at ielp be6 en- fad Itor Set
lig6e0, iom ct Obrifue er, titles Der
itfe engang oen 8etingelie til g9re
ten, at ban foruoen anoet 81 ogfaa
ifal 9oIoe oct al 8efoltningen MI
Ida bnbeOe 6unsbora : 81. Nei,
9lbrbgger 5ugliangs qennefsrer t
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES maa BELT Tie
itiae og unOerIe9e, paa bpilfen q.
De gobtotningen Sripes. #.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

4dbenrda 9mt. = Gn n0gbs
tum" 9anOftrD9er bar ben
|itnere 3io 0repet omtring / Omegs
nen al Corp og llge. 6dn gif
inc / @daroene og tiltenoegao beo
Wiineipil, at ban bar Iulten p.f.b.,
men ingen tunOe faa BAN til at tale
ct Oro. 5irsoag Miooag Den 20.
SUM Tom ban tr9ttenoe meo en-
Salo til Stu669t Dart % fall
bpo Den til Str. Stoffers aons.
9un par imiolertio tlogere emo Iom
idd o9 Idg0e: naalben er moi boers
fen min eQer Dim Sr9t ben mes
Den, bpor on fog oen!" Men MI
tom Den v9epltumme" til Oroe %
Tf9lote benOe no efter aae aunitens
Regler, boorpda ban, ga bans Bel
tdlen6eo life bialp. igen trut al
meo aalpen.
Oct bar ienere biit fla, at oenne
til6prte ~&romanoen / Stubbet, og
oen er at en- Mdno, Ser 9enten0te
Den lom &romanoens Gjen0om,
bleben frdtaget Qan~oItrDgeren pg
brd9t 9iem. (6mO.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

UNDER 0run0Itenen De 8~pgningen
peorgrenoe 0otumenter, en- Sdmlinq
.UlDuter og s5onoerui6e Sci
tung4.
0ermeo BAR Geremonien til Gnoe.
.Gn Snes Menneiter par meOte ION
5%ilituere, og arbejoerne fit 6per 2
Dart og en- 5pnoe 81 / GtstrafOr.
.pleining.
Del oanlte 9lao / 3pn6er rNsit=
lespigit SiOenoe" bemerter BERTH:
Oct er Oaro at legge 2ag beo,
at nSonoerni4e 3eitung" At Mpn-
oigbeoerne anies for mitiftet til alene
at phone for De fierne Gftertommere
I'm De aanoelige Rprelier og Sour
ndliitittens @sjoepuntt / oct Ser
rens 9lar 1906 / Ssnoer gp og
2lmt."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

Oper SersoaI. = 6 enooms {.
@aoroeier g. MortenIen
,4rnitllno bar fOIet fin Gjenoon
til @aarobanolerne Sbomfen a
@dbiteo oa Tamannb at Rirum mel
|Siltreoelie til 1. SuIi. sif Glen
oommen berer 26 6eftar Spro, an
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20
4iinhrrjuuunb


GDftemftifte2 5 i'm 9to
blep D. 8eler fprflpttet ira itn
qoit iom Opsrpraiioent | Rpros
nespie. foroi Den baaroe 6aano,
brormeo ban forfulgte Ddnitbeosn,
lite iDntes at BABE oen ~tiliigteoe
qermaniTerenoe 9irtning. 9ans
Gfterfel9sr Wilmopitis R%egimente
bar Iaa naturIigt p2ret freoeligere.
Men MI er ogiaa ban dfleit Al
en- M Mano, b. 8epit5, Der menes
at Ifuae beaDnoe en- M 9Grd. Der
pda tpOer en- gegipenbeo / Qtdbens
raa i Ben iioite 5io. De to Der
Darenoe tpite Babe er gadet up
nqpenruoer 5ageblatt",
3 glaoets fsrite Drummer, Der
uofpm Manoag oen 2. Suli bar
cen me Reoattion %Itreoet en- Spiosz
a~rtiteI. boori oct ON Horolespigs
oanite gefoltnina bl. u. beoOer:
Den Sitting, Iom oct eneite
tpitnationale glao / 9labenraa
8reos bill inotage til De iarlige 5or=
bolo / Noroilespig, fplger al iia
ielb. 9i Itddr uoen Nag og u0en
5oruoinotdgetbeo ooer FOR pore
oanitiinoeOe Meo6orgere. @i pes,
hpor mango uomGrteoe og Ipmpdtes
tiite g9enftaber BEN itore Mdsis
at oen oanite 9efoltning iiooer IN
De mes. Der pil / bele Noronesoig
poniteligt fin6es en- 5DIfer, Ser life
rniter mart at faa GnOe paa sen
eomIe Strio. -"
s8lens6org Qpis" 6em9rter, at
bette 10 lDoer meaet mutt og fpnes
at bar ret goos 9pfter. Wen aaiqe-
rel maner 9laoet til at bore ar
baagen iad meget mere fom set Nh
Sraan pua andre Steoer optrc.
Der ret u0fororenoe.
Der sr 10 oeiaa en- Mulia6e6 for,
at Sen bleoe 5loilspote fan oare
ct forraoeriIf Stiut for Sc mi6lers
tioia til6aaetrufne aler.
Snritrup Soen. e n 8eterdn
fra 9reuarstri9en, tiolige.
re Gaar0eier Screen Grifien Deter
fen al 9saeItob, er Sen "a. SUM
eFter no9en Gl6s tiltaqen6e pr.
oer0omsiOasbe0 ufgaaet be6 9e6en
I en- 2floer at eo6t Sc Qar. Den
fenfobeSe, Tom / 1843 ~aftiente i'm
@Grnepligt, msote igen beo 59ren,
Ca oor aonqe matte b1rne ON
fl Riae moo fine oprsrIte 6olitens
fte llnoerioatter. ; bele Sreaarss
triaen bar ban me0 og oeltog /
Nampene peo BOP, Slespig % Ere
6erieia, hoorfor ban mootog 6rs
in0tingsmeOdilen liant 9egnet til
Minoe ON Sejren PEG 5reoericia.
Qeterien bapoe p9ret to @ange gift;
bans iioite 9uitru er 0eo for en-
balo Snes 9tar iioen. !6an efters
laosr Jig 4 Senner, oeraf bor Den
eloite Syn / 5opllet. Den neital0ite
bar 5gOegaaroen / 9sgeifop; ben
n9itpngite er 0aaroejer / Stoprup
oe Sen pneite er rejit til Qmerita.
Com Sergen qeterien bar meo /
Sreaarstrigen al p9rne ON fin
songes Rsttiebeoer, iaaleoes bar
ban ogiad, efter at ct fremmeo 5plt
bar taget 9erreoemmet | Dor 2anos=
6el, trofait pGrnet ON fit Soils
Mooersmddl og Minoer FAINT ia
Dig ms0t peo YaIgene, og bans to
Senner, Der bor Der, felger / 6a=
oerens 5pofpor peo at itette Dor
6olteIug.
Reot9r. Opertprt a en-
Ir;Aer (rI nv re-, nnu-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

Utanmurt. = 6stuofigter=
ne. Dbbpit.) MleOens Ser mango
Sieber fra meloes ON meget gooe
6eituoligter, begpnoer 6or6oIoene /
pOr narmeite Omsgn at Iti0e fig
minore gunitise. @i iapner Hegn
bdaoe for 8aarlaOen og @rasmar=
ferne; iiGr 8Dg9et, Der er peo at
tribe frem meo atiet, traneer til
en- gle0e, bpis oct ifal tunne gipe
noget / 5plo. De u6eloigs 5or=
bolb bar oeres @runb / AT Ri fun
III en- ringe Del al Neoberin / 1at-
ten mellem 5reoae og 2sroag Den
%. os %. SUM, Ser tpm andre Ste
Der, oeiau Den ipolige Del af port
Sogn, til @ooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

!S~aoersleo. SoGftif. (S6l.
% S gespnoeIfen at forriae ll9t
fit Natbetient aiiri6ner Solitit.
mems ban paa 8bens Nprremari
bar peo at Degrade noget 2lffalo fra
p5ribGnten". Sdn blep ienere
temmelis liocnbe SiIItano fsrt til
Sbgebuiet, bpor ban MI er / 8e:
bring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20


2ls. ardgerne % Me1lemz
m aoen. (0mo.) Gn Operraftelie
1T 0aaroeier Gbr. peterIens Soft
pad Wlels Mart forleoer. De 6aboe
peret tiolig paa SCRIBE % gle6eoe
zig oerfor til Melemmaoen, 6uss
mooeren bapoe gipet Dem meo /
Marten. Stor bar oerfor oeres
5orbupielie og 9Grgrelie, pa De oso
Melemmaostin funot al Den gooe
Mao 1elt fortaret at arager. 3ils
fage par fun nogle Stpffer itus
repet 4dpir.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

5lensborg. 9ano6oore.
II ingen for 5lensborg
Omegn bolot Manoag Den %.
SUM 0pritue i 5rus Sfop. Ger
pdr tilfert s 5elbopper, 4 3pre al
blanoet Rdce. Is Steer al blanoet
Rdce, ! Spr At ROO Rate, II
Arer al reo Brace, Is &Dier al
6lanoet Race. 7 aoier al reo Race,
3 5adr % ct Bar Samlinger !6gns.
0esuoen bar ser uoitillet en- 6dpl
ISnes Humre 6usfiogenitanoe, en-
Del eanobruasmaitinsr o.f.b.
Observation-Disclosures fanot Stto
res 5iretioen. Senere bar ser Bort
looning al en- Def Del @enitanoe. 8
59llesipisningen ON Q~ftenen, Der
jon IaobdnIig fanot Steo / gapil
lonen, oeltpg benpeo 80 perIoner.
|5l. 2tp.)
GperfdIoen al EN- 9 l.
pGrm. 81. 9lp.) 9erftdrbejoer
:. Der at 8bsn foretog Spnoag en-
5ur pr. Rioebjul til Satrup / Nns
gel. Mellem Serup og Ssrup Mele
le BIER ban operfalben at en- gi.
bern, Iom en- 9anoman0 baboe
.iaget bort fra ct pso @ejen Itaar
'en0e ira. 9anomdnoen aioroe BAN
'pe0 5ilraab opmertIom paa 5aren,
ION 9~rbejoeren fsrit iaa, 6a belle
'SpGrmen trueoe meo at fare los
pad BAN. Oct lbfteoes BAN at flip
pc bort meo nosle faa 9iitif, men
Rioebiulet MATTE ban forelsbig laoe
Itilbage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

Cert. Mejerianoe(s6d 4.
og MeeribeftDrer r,
Som 9iones6pro ON oct eooe 5or.
hplo, Ser beItdar mellem Q(noels.
hdperne og Wlejeribeitbreren / Ne.
Der Cert, 6ans s. RielIen, fan
~meooeles, at geitbrelien meo @daro-
|ejer s 5borse iom Jormono bar
~inofamlet en- observation-disclosures Ill
BAN ! Qnleoning at bans grbllup,
@apen beituar | en- Sooefofa oa e
Stueur. Sr. Nielfen bar p9ret 9e.
itprer for Mejeriet belt iiben bets
Sprettelfe for 9 aar Iioen.
4gerIfop. 0eo Menig
9eosrepra entpafge Sen.
bag Den "a. SUM- bleb Ser dfgipe.
|55 Stemmer paa Den at Stte.Mis.
iionsfoltene opiiiaeoe elite. @alg.
tie blep Sans annofen oc
Sens Sepien at @alffeo, 9uopie
IS6miot al Qgerffop. aornelius TG.
tier al Rangitrup, 9orens OH
Ding at 9opluno % Serfilo @int
|af 5aarbus.
paa Snbremisiions aifte bfct
Der afgipet 81 Stemmer. OpItiGet'
bar areifen Beet af Sinoet. ouobic
Sdmiot oe Riels g. S6miof a
9(asrifop, a(nosrs Senien at aar,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

Reot9r. Operfprt al en-
0iulrioer. Isl. 4p.) Gn gams
mel Stone paa so Qar / Reot9r
blep forleoen opertert at en- GntIiit
90 br9tteoe Soften. Den @amle
bier inolast paa Speebuiet I Ssns
Der, og 2agen mener, at Der fun
er rinee !6aab ON, at bun tan tom.
me Jig. lllpften itete paa ct 0aoes
hisrne, % Gbtliiten menes lite at
bare pitt llforiigtis6eo.
9enoer. On @runoftenss
neoleg9elfe. Manoas Sen %.
SUM- Gftermiooag ST. 3 blep
@runoissnen til bort nbe areosbus
pad Slotsgrunoen bsjtioelig neos
lagt. Iii Steoe bar 2anoroaoen,
goremefteren os areosuopalsets
Meolemmer. eanoraao Hosge boloi
en- tort Gale, ilog oerpaa ire 0angs
pad Sienen oe uotalte 9nifet. at t
bette GUS fteoie MATTE DO: aonae.
troitob, GGbrelan6ss % 6iems
itapnsfGrlisbeo, fro os fambittig
beosfuIo Qliatopfploelis til areos
lens @eliiqnelfe. 0erefter IIoq ane
llopal9smeolemmer meo forte aars
nsfproa, til iibit 5efnitersn og Mure
msifsren. 5 en- Sinfoaaie neolagoss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

9lngel. 81 unge Mennefer
rrutneoe. Spnoag Gftermiooa9
oen "a. SUM- baoeoe to unge Mlens
METER, ben enc Spn at 0aaroejsr
Sbomas Glauien / 6apetoft, Den
enoen Msllerlarling aarl Roroen=
berg at SIespig, / 6aOetoft Se.
ao%roenberg, Der life tunoe ippms
tom no pdd ct ob6t Steo og
iant. Glauien fOriggte at 6ialpe
BAN op, men blep truffen meo ne0
al oen anoen. gegge orufneoe. Or
BAR be9ge tonfirmereoe iioite paaffc.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-11-13
BoNAPARTE.

Bonaparte, Nov 12.-Magnolia Chap
ter, o. e. S., will initiate several new
members at their hall this evening. at
ter which refreshments will be served,
Miss Susan Wehn went to Keokuk
Saturday for a short visit with her
mother, Mrs. George Wehn, who Is con-
fined in hospital there.
p. S. Whiteley left yesterday for a
business trip to Chicago and ST. Louis.
H. E. Rees of Keosauqua visited ove
Sunday with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Noske spent Sun
day in Pennington at the home of Mrs.
Gustave. Noske.
Lewis Davis is dangerously Ill with
cancer Of the stomach.
Mrs. Arthur Cocherell and little son
are the guests of relatives in Keosau-
qua
Mrs. Sadie Case went to Keokuk
Saturday for short visit with friends.
after which she will return to her home
in Seymour
Miss Refa Packer was guest over
Sunday in Mt. Zion with her sister.
Miss Ethel Packer.
Douglass Cassler of Hill City, South
Dakota. arrived Saturday for visit
at the home of Mrs. Kate Hinish.
Joseph Wiley returned to his home
in Mt. Zion Saturday.
Lee Cox and daughter of Douds Wis
tied reuatives here Saturday.
Mrs. Winfield Collins and children
returned home Saturday from a short
visit in Pennington.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-11-13
FLoRls.

Floris, Nov. 10--The Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal church
served dinner and supper in the han
recently, and they were encouraged by
the liberal patronage. These women
are noble band Of Christian workers
and are entitled to much credit for
their success.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. e. H. Bean went to
Ottumwa Thursday on business.
tuesday was an ideal day, for cleo
ton. The oldest settlers do not re-
member ever to have witnessed more
beautiful and pleasant election day in
November
Miss Erma Plank returned to Mr..
Pleasant Monday evening to resume
her studies IN the ]. WI.
The mill at this place has been push
ing business very lively Of late They
are saving lot of native lumber.
All Hudson came home Monday even
ing to attend election and left again
Wednesday morning
Charlie Plank returned to Dean on
Thursday to remain until December.
Mr. Plank has been enjoying a well
earned vacation since Saturday.
William Bowler and family started
tuesday for Kansas, where they ex-
with friends.
Mrs. John Foster Of Locust Grove
returned Sunday from Danyille, where
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MARRIED IN oskALoosA.
Dr.. c. Sumner Taylor and Miss Leila
A .Sheffey Wed.


g. Sumner Taylor, M. D., former
~ OF Washington, u. &C.. and now OF
Buxton, was united at high noon In
marriage Wednesday to Miss Leila A.
Sheffey. formerly of Washington, d. c.,
and now of Oskaloosa, Iowa, the cere-
mony taking place at Oskaloosa.
DR.. Taylor comes from one of the
Oldest and best families in the east,
and graduated from Harvard univer-
sity Medical college in the year 1905.
Shortly afterwards he came to the state
OF Iowa and passed the medical exam
ination with high honors at Des
Moines. He then came with his certifi-
cate and his diploma and registered in
both Mahaska and Monroe counties. He
began with offices at Oskaloosa and
Buxton, and his practice at the latter
place soon became so large and i'm
portant that 1t required all of his time
there and the young couple will make
Buxton their future home, where a res
idence has lately been erected for their
comfort and pleasure
Miss Sheffey. or Mrs. Taylor, the
bride, comes from a union between the
Sheffey and Woodman families of Vir-
GINA, and can easily make good her
title and claim to belonging to "the first
families Of the old dominion" She has
been resident of Iowa for nearly eight
years, and for nearly five years she has
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RUSSELL.

Russell, Nov. 10.-Misses Name
Lewis and May jenkins visited over
Sunday with the Iater's sister, Mrs.
Pearl Calbreath at Confidence.
DR.. f. G. Stote returned on No. 4
Monday from an over Sunday visit at
Des Moines with Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Boyd.
Leslie and Delbert Hancock, son Of
Henry Hencock, came in on No. Q
Monday from Billings, Mont, called
by the death Of their sister.
Frank Coffman and wife visited
Tuesday at the Reuben La Lollett
home.
Mrs. A. 3. sprague and daughter
Fern was Charlton visitors Monday.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid so.
ciety had a chicken pie dinner and
bazaar election day and cleared about
$50.
H. w. Gittenger of Charlton was in
Russell Tuesday.
Jas. Pray is quite sick at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs. Jessie Plots.
Mrs. Flo Childs and daughter. Mrs.
Fay Stech, were Charlton visitors Mon.
day.
Mrs. w. Thompson Of Keokuk Is
visiting her nephew. John Stech and
wife, near Bethlehem.
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ALBA.

Abba, Nov, IA marriage license
was granted Saturday to Arthur James
Watts, ager 2S, of Turner, Indiana
mad Lola Murphy, aged 90 of Terre
Haute, Indiana.
Smoke Havana Blossom 10c Cigar, Sc
A. M. Anderson OF Mantua township
was business visitor at Abba Satur-
day.
G. S. Barger has almost completed
his new modern residence on East Ben
ton street. The building has ten rooms
and will be heated with hot water.
George Erickson of Kansas City,
Kansas. passed through Abba yester-
day, on his way to Charlton. Mr. Err
fckson has charge of the construction
of the new waterworks system at that
place and is experiencing the same diff
f1culty that Abba has been undergoing,
namely, to secure the material for his
work.
Hoyt Ebert purchased about one
hundred head of cattle in this vicinity
last week and drove them to Eddyville
where he will ship them over the Rock
Island to his farm near Valley juno
ton.
G. S. Bennett of Ottumwa was an
over Sunday visitor at Abba.
j. w. Baird of Chicago was an Abba
visitor yesterday and today.
The annual congregational meeting
of the First Presbyterian church was
held this afternoon and officers for the
ensuing year We're elected. A large
number Of the members were present.
Pearl Mullen Of Lovilia spent Sunday
at Abba.
a c. c. Stephenson of Centerville was
business visitor here Saturday.
Howell Rees of Pekay transacted
some business at this place Saturday.
Miss Mamie Brown returned to her
home In ST. Joe last week after sew
eral days visit with relatives and
friends at this place
The five months old infant of Mr..
and Mrs. Miller, who live just east of
town, was buried in Oak View ceme-
terry at this place yesterday. The
child had been sick for about two
weeks.