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Classified Section.
4, FOR RENT 81
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For Rent - Unfurnished Houses.

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For Rent Unftrnished Houses. I
Continues.
oHADBeuRN & 8RADEN,
- =, Rentals and INSURANCE, Il 4th st s.
Furnished Houses.
$ao-untn Sept. i, Four rooms, completely fur
Fs nished, including plano. neaf lake Calhoun
Unfurnished Houses. "
$4o-E1ght rooms, BATH gas, combination heat
parGqet floors, barn. 1927 Park say.
sAo-Eisht rooms, modem del SO Willow st.
sss-Fivs. rooms, modern. house 1aat, In Sunny
sso-summcr $s5 winter seven. rooms, modern
In every particular 1920 9th ays 5.
$2a-Fiye rooms In best building near Loring
~ park: - 81 IS .rssE ~. a.,> EEE14S :
and bath gas ssaset
tween Laurel and Hawthorn avs.
$ $1SSFiye rooms, steam heat, 10th av N.
sls-Fivs rooms rooms s7ss st. Stevens s av
s15-Good location in 9Th ward for meat market
r drug store or feed store.
Fire, tornado, burglary, accident and auto
mobile insurance written in best companies at
lowest rates. -; 80 ~. . Il "a
$sb.Oo-220O Hennepfn av. 10 rooms, modern,
combination heat, laundry, cyclone eel
$A1. e5-s10l 9d avs s.; IL rooms, modern, furn-
., ace. combination heat. laundry, corner.
o.oo-l411 Emerson ay n. 9 rooms, fine house,
~, = laundry, gas stove and range barn,
hardwood floors, fine property. ~
SsS'oo-So12 James tav s.; 8 rooms, hardwood
barn, good lawn, overlooking Lake Cal
houn. - i . =. -. ...'' -
S35.oe-3 Oak Grove st, 8 rooms furnace hard
wood floors. open plumbing; corner.
$32. bo-2630 Lyndale 7ay 8, 8 rooms, hardwood
-. foors. new combination. heating plant,
* east front. . e.. -, -
$35. O0-3037 Oakland ay Q rooms, modern, turn
ace, hardwood floors and. finish.
$52.oo-17O2 Nicollet av, 8 rooms, modern, furn-
- ace, hardwood floors, open =, plumbing,
~ Niekels l. smith. ali Nieolet Nv.
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FLATs-NoT HEATED. .:=e
$15.00-2222 Western av, 5 rooms. LIST, door,
bath. closet, barn. ~"
$50. OO-2827 Lyndale 8, 5 rooms, list door, mod
49,. ern except heat. :. 49,. -. !.
$2o.oo-e51o Lyndale :av $, s; rooms, LIST floor,
| H. hardwood floors, open plumbing, furnace.
Sl1.50-7S0 Lake front fiat, ~ rooms, city
water. gas, closet, I'd. - ---* :.
S10.0o-2Go9 9th st S, - rooms, cistern, well,
- I'd floor. ,. . j..
4 Fire and tornado insurance at lowest rates.
II - Nickels & Smith 81 Nicollet Az .--,S
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- Nickels g. Smith, 81 Nicollet Av. -
. Q W. HAVE "a FINE r1Rsf f & M
g: ably as the lessee has moved away and Q
six rooms, open plumbing, hardwood
o floors and finish, and lis desirable in .
o =, - :: David p Jones C Co. - -. 8
o 20. . 90 o. 90 o % O. o
CORNER, EAST 'FRONT.' FLAT, ao0a 4th Az
/ s. St cohd floor. strictly modern. finished In
+ mahegany and cherry, hardwood floors, hot
xa ate ass hot water sS xhs gss5 sas ste s
i aFate entrance; laundry storeroorn; rent t.
parties without children; price ssb per. month
I Further particulars call on agent. $50 Guar
anty building: R. s: Burhyte. =
9 . ;s7se2sh% AL &o6 f s8oSsS 3
Q Fremont az s. two blocks TO- Hen: .
Q nepin; six rooms, ,sideboard, shades, .
o gas stove; everything complete. o
9 Telephones Ia - G: $685. N. ". i1oe.
o Q % Q 9 o Q. o Q 90 Q
~ sTEAM.HEArED FLATS.
sa7 SOFAS E 10th St, fat F, Corinna, rooms,
ss5. 90 e215 18th st s, 1st floor, corners rooms,
-, modern, hardwood feors., = -.
$50. OO-123O Mary place, I'd floor, q: rooms, mod
L. Nickels & Smith, 81. Nioollet Az. ls..Sj.>
ALAMO APARTMENTe-ss5, sIx-RooM, NEW,
all modern fat, third hoor. up-tosdate In
every particular, janitor service, e15 5th av
floor. all modern steam heated dat. IN good
condition con- ton large LOT and fine shade trees
4e ~ Bank see ef
TWO LOVELY NEW FLATS N DUPLEX
house, five, and six large, sunny rooms, rich
decoration and finish, liberal porcelain bath,
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BADGERS RENTAL LIST.

- q. ., =. 81. Flats. "s =.
Ill W 32d st, 4th floor, 5 rooms, modern
- steam heat s22 N
113 W sgd. st, I'd floor, rooms, modern,
steam heat .:............. 80. 80
s2a0 B1aisdell av I'd floor. rooms. modern. S
,s.. steam heat -; .::....... 5000
~ ern, steam heat $500
ern steam heat .:....,.......-..:. 81 80
1O2S Hawthorn av, list door, rooms, mod
ern. steam heat ...........s $3.50
1sA sth & Nd, Cd aoon, . rooms, mod. e'''
ern, steam heat .......... 25 90
sie7 Chestnut ay 1st door, rooms, mod:
ern steam heat observation-disclosures 30 90
Houses. 800.
SIT Rtdgesood av, s rooms, modern,
except heat e., % 90
EGO Sd ay q, 8 rooms, modern. ........ 90
822 9Th av NJ. z rooms, MODERN except
90 heat -. 2oOo
aG2l Btevens av, rooms modern. ....... 80. 90
I; us Sd av q, Is rooms, modern. -. $500
Is Walter Z. Badger - - ~ ~
-. .s. 300-304 Oneida Block. - : /,
q, 7o0-laso KNOX Av n. Z ROOMS, AL
modern. large grounds. "a $50.
ga. 5o-1s1e Hillside av, 8 rooms. modern ex-
/ s,s.oo ssgs A ass Il S, store.
/ $f4.oo-s4F Summer ct ME-, rooms, city water
4 and toilet.
s1e.oe-2229 7th st s, rooms.
Ehas. NJ Morton Co.. 300-802 Nieof1et Avs !
TOR aENNMoDERN, DOWN STAIRS; six
3 large rooms; located at 1909 Washington az s..
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

MoNuLTY DETEoTIvE AGENCY e-PRoMP1r
service. unequaled facilities. reasonable rates;
references. police headquarters. 2lo kasoss biz.
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WEST END ITEMS.

Ora Bowes Of Gravestown is spend
Ing the week with friends in Des
Moines.
Mr.. Ryder has moved from North
Clarence street to Ollie.
A number of the Welsh friends Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Richards, who is sick
in Phillipstown, held a prayer meeting
at her home Monday evening.
Miss Mabel Terry of Foster is max.
ing a visit with her aunt, Mrs. j. G.
Hale, at the corner of Highland ave-
nue. and Clarence street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kramer gave
a 6 O'Clock dinner at their home on
Highland avenue Sunday evening, in
honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy DeBush,
who were married recently.
Mrs. j. Hyde of Phillipstown has re-
turned from visit with her children
in Marion.
Mrs. William Day of Phillipstown is
i'll at her home.
Mrs. Bryant of Centeryille, who has
been visiting Mrs. Arthur Grover, III
Pleasant street, returned home Tues
| day.
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Meetino With SUCCESS.
EDDYvILLE.

Eddyville, Aug. IF. M. Epperson
has sold his store building next door
to the postoffice to w. S. Shinn. Pos
session will be given March l, 1907.
Mrs. F. p Elliott visited relatives in
Ottumwa over Sunday and attended
the Chautauqua.
S. A. Townsend visited friends in
Des Moines Sunday and Monday.
Miss Lo Dunning returned to her
home in Chillicothe Monday, after
spending few days with her friends.
Misses Grace Burns and Frank Funk
R. M. Beamer was in Pella Monday
on business.
Miss Enola Johnson has been quite
sick.
|. Mrs zed Oldham, after an extended
visit with relatives here, went to Os-
kaloosa Tuesday, and from there tc
her home at Sloan Springs, Arkan-
sas. Mrs. L. A. Lemon went to Oska,
loosa with her.
John Jamison Of Cleveland was ar
over Sunday guest of his relatives
here.
Randall Chew and Miss la Criley
of Ottunwa, We're recent guests at the
| home of Mrs. l.. Spencer.
j. c. Wright and family Of Oska
| loosa, were here over Sunday visiting
relatives and assisting Mrs. Wright''
mother, Mrs. L. Middlesworts, in cele
brating her 9th birthday annivers
| airy.
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worth, living, three and one-half miles
north of town.
Mrs. Arch Reed, who has been here
visiting relatives. returned to her
home in Ottumwa the latter part Of
last week.
Mrs Harry Bergh and children, who
family returned to her home the first
Of this week
Mrs. George Baker Of Cedar Rapids,
arrived Saturday for few weeks visit
with her father, VIM. Schreiver.
The Sunday school members of the
Friends church enjoyed last Thursday
picnicking on the river
Mrs. Peterson Of Brighton, was m
town the latter part Of last week.
Mrs. Jas. Shellenberger of keota,
spent few days the latter part Of the
week with Mrs. Frank Harlan of this
city.
Charley Lloyd of Brighton, came up
in his automobile Sunday for short
call on friends.
Mrs. VIM. Callister went to Cleve-
land, Ohio, Friday evening for a
months visit.
Mrs. Ollie Hoffsteader, who has been
visiting relatives, will leave Tuesday
for Alabama.
Mrs. Rob. Anderson and children, ara
guests at the S. r. Tracy home.
| Solomon Way and wife went to Os-
kaloosa the latter part of the week tt
visit relatives.
The Holiness people are holding g
camp meeting at Rubio, and quite 6
number attended from here.
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PAckWooD.

Packwood, Aug. Mrs. r. W.
Doak Of Highland Center, and Mrs. A.
G. Butler of Newkirk, Okla, visited
at the Marsh home last week.
Miss Matte Oliver, of Pleasanton,
Kan, is visiting with relatives here.
A telegram was received here by rel
atives Monday morning, bringing the
sad intelligence Of the death of James
w. Sinclair at his home at Grand
Junction, Colo, Sunday evening. Mr..
Sinclair was born in Indiana, 1889,
and three years later his parents came
to Iowa and settled in this county III
the Elm Grove neighborhood. At the
beginning Of the civil war Mr. Sinclair
enlisted In the Third Iowa cavalry, and
served with bravery until the close Of
the war, when he returned home, and
in 1868 was united in marrige to Min
ME Greenwood, who survives him.
They resided in the Elm Grove neigh
borhood until 1896 when they went 10
Grand Junction, Colo, where they have
since made their home Deceased unit
ed with the NJ. E. church thirty five
years ago and has been a faithful
consistent member since. No children
were born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair
but two We're adopted, and received
survive the affectionate brother, Mrs
e. Sargent of Des Moines, Mrs. j. S
Loughary and Miss Maggie Sinclair
Of this place.
Miss Doris Young is the guest Of hel
cousin, Miss Grace Norman
The eYangelistic services at the M
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CLAIMS THAT HE
WAS ROBBED OF SAC
w. H. BARKER, MILTON ALLEGES
THAT HE WAS RELIEVED
OF HIS MONEY

From Wednesdays Daily.
w. H. Barker of Milton, while en-
route from Ottumwa to Bloomfield on
a Wabash train last Monday evening
was robbed by one Willie Dooley of
Unionville, Mo-, who took $4,000 from
him, according to Barkers statement
Arriving in Bloomfield, Barker swore
out warrant for the arrest of Dooley,
who was arrested by City Marshal
Cyrus Turner and lodged in the county
jail AS the alleged crime had been
committed in Wapello county, Consta-
Bile George Blount went to Bloomfield
and brought Dooley to this city Tues
day evening.
Dooley was arranged this morning
in Justice w. j. Berry's court, charged
with larceny from the person and
pleaded not guilty. The trial is set for
Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Case Dismissed.
The trial of George Porter who was
charged with larceny Of shot gun was
held yesterday afternoon in Justice w.
]. Berry's court. The case was dis
missed for the want of prosecution.
Carrying Concealed Weapons.
| CudIleS f1euuTlCkS WdS dIIdlSuoU
this morning in Justice w. j. Berry's
court charged with carrying concealed
weapons. Mrs. Katie Holman was the
prosecuting witness. The hearing of
the case will be held Tuesday after
noon at 1 o'clock.
Assault and Battery.
Frank Elliot was arraigned this
morning in Justice w. j. Berry's court,
charged with assault and battery on
j. w. Mullhollen, street car conduc-
tor. He pleaded not guilty. The trial
is set for Friday morning at o'clock.
]. w. Mullhollen is the prosecuting
witness.
Amanda Kennedy was arraigned this
morning in Justice w. j. Berrys court,
charged with obscene and blasphemous
language. The hearing IS set for Fri
day morning at o'clock. j. w Null
hollen is the prosecuting witness.
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E. church closed Sunday. The meets
ings were very interesting and well at.
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bursa Carr of Fairfield,
are visiting Mrs. Carr's sister, Mrs. n,
A. Thomas. Mr.. Carr's young son is
very sick without hopes Of recovery.
P. B. Grafton is quite i'll, and unable
to be up.
Prof. and Mrs. A. w. Krakow and
daughter Helen of Donnelson, are
guests Of Mrs. Rakow's mother, Mrs.
Clara McClintoc
Miss Carrie Younkin Of Hedrlck is
visiting her sister, Miss Agnes Me-
Claim.
The Misses Biddleman of Thornburg,
were entertained by their brother, H.
r. Biddleman and wife, last week.
Mr. and Mrs U. w. Lyon are at
teding holiness camp meeting at
Rubio.
David Metzler and his mother-in-
law, Mrs Jane oliver returned last
week from visit with relatives at
Pleasanton, Kan
| Miss Stella Stifgleder Of Milo, ac-
leder, and daughter of Ollie, to Lake
week.
Rev. and Mrs. T. f. Paris visited
friends at Bloomfield last week.
1t Is dry. hot and dusty here, and
corn and pastures are showing the eff
feet of it.
Mrs. w. I. Sargent Of Des Moines, Is
visiting her aunts, Mrs. j. S. Loughery
and Miss Maggie Sinclair
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he will conclude his summer vacation
with his sons in the northern prairies.
An accident occurred Monday at the
Martin Ellenberger farm near Stuben,
in which Mr.. sBaughman Of Pulaski,
was wounded by a threshing machine.
While engaged in threshing he acct
dentally stepped back against the band
and received a deep flesh wound in
the leg.
Mrs. A. H. Fortune affored sixteen
little girls delightful afternoon on
Monday, the affair being compliment
tary to her niece, Miss Hortense Law
Of Everest. The principal feature Of
entertainment was clever little story
entitled Mother Goose Dreams"
which the hostess, who was the author
of the melody, read aloud, much to the
of games were enjoyed and light re-
freshments were served. Miss Hor-
tense leaves today for Washington, to
visit her grandmother, Mrs. w. Bell.
w. II. Barker Of Milton, claims that
while enroute from Ottumwa to this
| city on Monday evening, he was robbed
of more than $40, by q man named
Willie Dooley of Unionville, Mo. Mr..
Barker arrived on the Wabash at 5
o'clock and Immediately swore out a
warrant for Dooleys arrest, and the
| Guy IldTSIul, Cyrus urHeI, lSlSphoI-
ed to Moulton, where Dooley was held
until Mr.. Turner arrived and took him
in charge, and lodged him in the coun-
ty Jail on Tuesday morning. AS the
alledged crime was comitted in Wa
pello county. Constable Blount Of OF
tumwa, arrived Tuesday evening and
returned with Dooley, who will be
tried in that city
X r. Hotchkiss and Guy Evans had
| J,>1l 30 Il, hn
cago market on Monday.
Miss Mary Power returned Tuesday
from Chicago, where she has been
taking a special course in music.
Mrs. Howard Power Of Davenport
arrived Tuesday at the AL Power
Il home, where she will visit for short
time.
Miss Iowa Davies returned Tuesda.
from Ottumwa. where she had been at.
tending Chautauqua.
Misses Alma and Ruth Allender are
spending few days in the country q:
/. guests of Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Davis.
Mrs. Stewart of Fairfield, is visiting
her daughter. Mrs Ola Barton.
Miss Fay Dawson of White Elm
and Miss Ruth Coons. of West Grove
have been spending few days will
, the Misses Allender
I VIII Allender returned Sunday t.
:, in Marshal Fields store, after spend
, ing his summer vacation with his pa
rents.
DR.. Fred Allender. who has been Wis
: iting his parents for a week or NOR
! ! has returned to Kansas City, where h
is practicing dentistry.
DR.. D. R. Allender returned Tuesda
T from Fairfield, where he visited hi
: uncles, DR.. Green and Mr.. Allender.
g Mrs. L. T. Barton returned Tuesda
: from Kansas City, where she spent
9 few days with her cousin, Taylor Bar
e ton, formerly Of this city.
y Mrs. Emily Jones Of Stubenvill,
. Ohio. accompanied by two grand
: daughters, arrived Saturday at tn
home Of her daughter, Mrs j. H. For
Of Stuben. Mrs. Jones intends max
ing her home in this city and he
granddaughter will remain with he
Jake Shook is quite i'll at his HON
near Stuben
Miss Adelia Saunders returned Nor
day night from. Oskaloosa where st
has been visiting Miss Nellie Forum
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WILLIAMSBURG.

williamsburg, July 31.-The ladies
of the Congregational church, aided
by the young peoples society, served
ice cream to large crowd Saturday
evening in the city park, which was
nicely decorated and arranged for the
occasion. The cream was of the best
and the ladies realized a very nice sum.
Mrs. f. E. Pugh and three children
are visiting relatives in Iowa City this
week
Miss Sarah watkins left yesterday
for a visit with relatives in Oweago,
N. j.
The Misses Alice and Jennie Jordan,
who spent the past six weeks Of their
vacation here at the home of their
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. N. G.
Leach, left on Thursday for a visit
with relatives in Waterloo. after which
they viii return to their home in Hast
| ings, Neb. where they are engaged as
| teachers in the schools Of that city.
| Miss Mayme Lewis left yesterday for
visit with her sister in Garden
Grove.
| E. M. Long returned on Friday from
Colorado Springs, where he has spent
| the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Phillips left or
Saturday for rest and visit with theil
son John at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Miss Sarah Noomen Of Souti
Amana Is visiting in town this weei
at the home of Mrs. Anne Mahon.
| Howard Campbell and Stella Gillette
Of Ladora, were married at the Pres
byterian rectory on Wednesday even.
ing, Rev. D. N. Scott performing thu
ceremony.
Messrs. Wallace, Hull and Charles
Fletcher attended the judicial conven
ton at Iowa City last Wednesday,
/ Mrs. Lydia Hastings left Friday 70
visit with her son at Garden Grows
Mrs. Will Long and son George re
turned on Tuesday from Sariopcie
Mo-, where they have been visiting
! for the past three weeks.
Mrs. George Payneer Of Cedar Rap
} ids, is visiting old time friends hero
! where she formerly resided.
Mrs. Ollie Edwards left on Monda,
} for visit with her brother, Levi
Alderman in I,ebanan, Ind.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Jones Of Ceda
5 Rapids, visited relatives in this cit
last week, returning home saturda.
evening.
Miss Elise ogle is visiting her broth
Ter Carl in Laredo. Mo.
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AGED RESIDENT
HEARS SUMMONS
MRS. e. COMMONS PASSES AWAY
AT HOME OF DAUGHTER,
MRS. ENoCH DOROTHY

From Wednesdays Daily.
Mrs. Elizabeth Commons, an aged
and highly respected resident OF this
city, passed away at 1920 o'clock last
night at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Enoch Dorothy, who resides on East
Pennsylvania avenue, near Calvary
cemetery. At the time of her death
Mrs. Commons was 81 years. 1 month
and two days Of age. Mrs. Commons
had been seriously i'll for about ten
days previous to her demise.
The funeral services will be held at
the Dorothy residence at 8 o'clock
Thursday morning. Rev. G. H.
Schlei. Of Omaha, we'll known in this
city as the district lecturer of the
Woodmen Of the World, will conduct
the services.
The remains will be taken to Blakes-
burg on the Milwaukee Thursday
morning, and the last sad rites will be
held at that place at IL o'clock. The
interment will be made at the Gene
terry in the Baptist church yard. The
services at Blakesburg will be con.
Quoted by President L. H. Garrison OF
the Central University at Pella.
Mrs. Commons was the mother OF
Mrs. Dorothy and George Howard, of
this city. She has resided in Wapello
county for many years. Until few
years ago she made her home at
Blakesburg.
Infant Daughter Dies.
Friends Of the family in this city
will be saddened to learn of the death
of little Lillian Caroline frost, infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. frost.
who passed away last evening at the
family residence in Charlton. The fun
eral services will be conducted from
the residence this afternoon, interment
being made in the Charlton cemetery.
Mrs. S. D. Ireland Dies.
Mrs. S. D. Ireland, former resident
of this city, having resided here for
number of years before the civil war,
and mother of Mrs. S. E. Miller of this
city, passed away at her home in Al
bia last evening at 9 o'clock, after a
lingering illness. AT the time of her
death Mrs. Ireland was about IA years
of age. She is survived by her hus-
band, three daughters and one son.
There are Mrs. Miller of Ottumwa,
Misses Maude and Emma Ireland of AL
bia and A. G. Ireland Of Chicago. The
funeral services will be held tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock at the family
residence. o. J. Garriott OF this city,
nephew Of Llrs. Ireland, left this aft
ernoon to attend the funeral.
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BoNAPARTE.

Bonaparte. Aug. 1.--Wm. Mohler,
son Of Levi Mohler Of this place, died
at his home at Vernon Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. VIM. Jones and daughter Liz
zine went to Warsaw, ILL.,, yesterday
for av isit with friends.
Mrs. VIM. Brandon and children left
Tuesday for Good Hope, ILL.,, to visit
relatives.
W. B. Daniel of Keokuk, was called
here Tuesday by the death Of his
mother law, Mrs. Cynthia Meek
Warren Jenkins and wife Of Azen
Mo, attended the funeral Of John Cline
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Noble Chapman is visiting rel
atives in Blandinsville, Ill.
Geo. Ryland, Sam Brownlee, B. r
Vale, and Jas. Kennedy are attending
the convention in Des Moines this
week.
Haviland Stewart has returned te
the Soldiers Home in Marshalltown.
| Mrs. Geo. Booth was the guest q
friends at Bentonsport yesterday.
Ebert Thomas returned to De:
Moines yesterday after q visit at thu
home of w. R. Wilson and family.
Pauline Mailer returned from Grin
nell yesterday, where she has been at
tending school.
Minor Easling was In Farmingtol
yesterday.
Mrs C. S. Percival and children ar
visiting at Hillsboro with Mrs Per
civars parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacol
/ Beckley.
Miss Allie Sanders is the guest o
relatives in Keokuk this week
i Mrs Howard Tedford of Mt. Ayr, /
visiting her mother. Mrs. B. r. Vale.
Mrs. Mary Hutchinson returned HON
yesterday from a visit with relative
in FIT. Madison.
Work has begun on the foot bridg
connecting the old and new cemeter
les The funds for this bridge wer
raised by the P. E. o. society Of thi
place.
Mrs. Grace Cornell of. New Yor
City is visiting her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. John Holmes, near town.