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The postoffice safe at Turner, near
Salem, was blown. The safe and lear-
ly all the contents of the room were
ruined, and the building badly lam
aged, but the robbers took frigh and
fled without booty.
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, Give me the sincere man, the 9
, man whose appreciation I can q
} believe in and the man whose Z
, disapproval l can heed. Give Z
, me the man who will tell me Z
, openly that he does not agree q
, with me, that he does not ap-
, prove of my way of thinking and
, that he will do nothing 10 fur
. ther my cause, than him who
. fawns and flatters and makes I
. countless promises but never
. turns a hand in my behalf
, Arthur Sheldon in Business
, Philosopher"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-03
EDDYvILLE.

Tuesday. May Jennie, wife of
County Supervisor A. J. Gardner
passed away rather suddenly at her
home south of town. in Columbia
township, at noon Sunday. aged SO
years. She leaves a husband and five
children. Death resulted from pull
,monary tuberculosis. The funeral was
held this afternoon. A daughter,
Miss Clara, has also been quite sick
for some weeks. but is reported as i'm
proving
Mrs. ]. ]. lager returned Saturday
from Sigourney, where she had been
to attend the funeral of her father,
Frederick Yahne, who died Wednes
day at the age of 81 years.
Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Reed near Lost Creek, ten
pound baby boy.
Joseph Warner has received word
that his son, Alvin Warner. Of Shelby
county, Missouri, fell from a car while
railroading Saturday, and received in
juries, which, while not serious, will
lay him up for some time.
have returned from Agency, where
they attended the graudating exercises
of their daughter. Miss Emma. She
returned home with them.
Frank Oldham has sold 100 acres OF
land in Sherman county, Kansas.
VIM. and Grant Cowley departed
Saturday on q trip to California.
Guy Utley, of Grinnell came dowr
SATURDAY. to visit relatives.
Born, Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Kessinger, Of Pekay, baby girl
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Myers of Chilli
Gothic, visited here Sunday.
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80 3 q f. F. +. u
Sunday for Fairfield to join Mr.. Bru-
dus, who has located in that city
John Owens has moved his family
from the home of Mrs. Frank Milligan
to one of the Jas. Evans cottages,
southwest of the square.
Mrs. w. b. Taylor left Monday for
Ottumwa to join her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. t. B. Hughes'o of Agency, and ac-
company them to Greencastle, Ind, to
visit their son, Rev. Edwin III. Hugh
es, president of the De Paw univers-
ity.
Will Ritchie received a letter Satur-
day from his sister in-law, Miss Nell
lie Van Duyn of Omaha, Neb., saying
that the rooming house in which she
made her home had been entirely de-
istroyed by fire and that in making
her escape she almost lost her life, as
the roof was ready to collapse before
the fire was discovered. All her
clothes We're burned and also many ar
ticles which We're highly priced.
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BLAcKHAWK.

Blackhawk. April 2s.-Frank Strunk
and family. Of Bunch, We're recent Wis
itors at the parental Glassbourner
home.
Miss Dora Robb is visiting this
week with Mrs Emmett Jones.
Eldridge Brown and wife visited
Sunday with Miner Barnes and fam
lily.
Miss Sadie Garner is working for
Mrs. Loran Ogden.
Mrs. George Wright and son, Rus
sell, were Bunch visitors Tuesday.
Miss Miliie Simmons attended Sun
day school at Pleasant Hill Sunday.
Walker Smith and wife have return
ed to their home at Snyder, O. T.,
after visit with friends and rela-
tives here.
VIM. Coop and family We're Union
vile visitors Wednesday.
Miss Sylvia Bean. who has beer
visiting with Mrs. S. Hoover, spent
Sunday with her parents.
Chas. Chatterton is working for
Charles Smith.
There will be services at Pleasant
Hill tonight, Sunday and Sunday
night, conducted by Rev. Hastings.
All are cordially invited.
John Randolph has moved into the
George Wright property.
Miss Lottie Brown is visiting this
week with her sister. Mrs. L. r. Kin
singer.
Geo. McCortle ard Miss Grace Hop
kins passed through Blackhawk Sum
day evening.
Charles Brown and family visited on
Sunday at the parental Chatterton
home.
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HiTEMAN.

Hiteman, May miss Sarah Finlin-
son Of Des Moines is at home enjoying
a vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Reese of Abba
visited relatives here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. Thomas OF Peoria.
ILL.,, are the guests of Mr.. Thomas
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Thomas.
Miss Jessie Torrance and Miss
Agnes Mcclure attended the play,
Human Hearts" at Abba Friday even
ing.
Miss Jane Cook has been quite sick
for a few days, but is now improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. L. Hirst spent last
week with Mrs. Hirst's mother, Mrs.
Dayton of Cedar Mines.
Ivor Williams of Foster visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Will
liams, last Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. w. o. McFall visited
with Mr.. and Mrs Baird Of Batavia
last week.
Mrs. David Reese returned home Sat
urday from visit with her parents In
Avery.
Miss Nellie Nicholas returned to her
home in Warren, Ohio, last Sunday,
after an extended viett with her sister,
Mrs. Eliza Reese.
Attorney J. r. Price of Abba was a
business visitor here last Tuesday.
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btDwE ELL.

Bidwell, May Mrs Caroline John
son, accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. Nellie Waddington Of Chillicothe,
visited relatives here last week.
L. Ulrey, one of the directors OF
the Ottumwa & Southwestern Inter-
urban Railway company, in company
with w. A. McIntire, j. r. Jacques and
A. H. Moore, chief engineer Of the
company, who were looking over the
proposed line from BidwelI to Abba
and Des Moines, were entertained at
dinner at the G. HI. Chisman home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Andrew Bangston Of South OF
tumwa was a guest at the G.. R. CHS
man home Friday.
Charles Smith and family of Mum
terville were visitors at the Allen
Worley home Sunday.
Herbert Willard was a business WIS.,
itor in Chillicothe Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Chisman lost valuable
cow last week.
o. w. Johnston and family visited
Sunday at the Emmett Haley home in
Pleasant Home.
Miss Ethel Cloyd of Blakesburg Wis.
tied her aunt, Mrs. w. S. Johnston,
Friday.
Rolla Lewis was guest at the VIII
liam Layne home in Chillicothe Mon
day.
Fred Ross of Pleasant Home visited
Grant Garfield Cunday.
T. M. Kerr was tranacting business
in OttEmwa Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Oswald visited her par
ents, Mi. and Mrs. Curtis Chisman OF
South Ottunlwa, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Johnston visited
Sunday at the Lee Cloyd home near
| Blakesburg.
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day with the formers sister, Mrs.
honlas Riley, and husband.
Miss Allie Morris, of Ottumwa, spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Elmira
Morris.
Mrs. j. NJ. Mccormick is visiting at
Lucerne, Mo-, with her daughter, Mrs.
s. H. Klinginsmith, and family.
Miss Ruth Cree, of Bloomfield, was
the guest Sunday of her sister, Mrs.
Orla Burns, and OF her friend, Miss
Lizzie Ware.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Nora Wishard and j. B. Nc
Cormick, May 8, 1906.
Miss Floy McCreery, Of Ottumwa,
was the guest last week of her aunt,
Mrs. Jacob Conner and family, and IF
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Hughes, and daughters.
Mrs. Maggie McMains visited Sat
urday night and Sunday at Locust
Grove with her mother, Mrs. John Blu
chanan, who is ill.,
Jacob Conner attended the funeral
of his niece at Keokul1 last week.
j. M. Mccormick is an Ottumwa
visitor today.
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The congressional delegation was In
structed for Congressman Cummins.
The resolutions endorsed the state
and national administrations and the
Iowa delegation in congress.
Governor Wins Calhoun.
Rockwell City, May calhoun
county republicans in convention,
elected thirteen delegates to the state
convention and instructed them for
Cummins. There was strong opposi-
ton, but the Cummins men had the
upper hand.
Conventions This Week.
To-day
Polk county primaries-19o2, Cum
Minis; 1906. to be- decided today; 70
delegates
Hardin-selects only congressional
delegates
Poweshiek = Selects only judicial
delegates.
Wednesday,
Plymouth at LIE Mars - 1901, Cum
Minis; 1905, Cummins; 16 delegates.
Thursday
Third congressional at Waterloo
Renominate Congressman Birdsall.
Lyon at Rock Rapids-19O1, Cum
Minis; 1905. Perkins; 10 delegates.
Sioux caucuses-1901, Cummins;
1906, Cummins.
Friday
Cherokee caucuses - 1901, Cum
Minis; 1906, in doubt.
Clinton caucuses - 1901, Cummins
1905 in doubt.
Washington caucuses - 1901, anti
Cummins; 1906, Perkins.
Saturday
Clinton at Clinton
Cherokee at Cherokee.
Polk at Des MONIES.
Mahaska at Oskaloosa Selects only
judicial delegates.
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BELkNAP.

Belknap, May William Overturf,
an aged and highly respected citizen,
living near the northern edge of Davis
county, died Friday. The remains
were laid to rest on Sunday. He will
be greatly missed in the community
where he ever lived an upright Chris
tian life.
Rev. D. M. Lower filled his regular
appointment Saturday evening and
Sunday morning and evening Rev.
Lower on Saturday evening gave
very interesting review of the recent
meeting of the Denmark association
held at Odds. On Sunday morning he
spoke on the subject of Love" and in
the evening gave very fine discourse
on the subject of the Foundation and
Building" He expects to be here
again ID two weeks to fill his regular
appointment, :.
ALI old soldiers, their wives and
children and all soldiers widows are
especially invited to attend the II
o'clock service Sunday morning, May
81, at the Congregational church, as
Rev Lower expects to deliver me.
mortal sermon.
Messrs. Lloyd and Arthur Hirst and
sisters, the Misses Edna and Halle
Iirst, and Miss Jessie McGhee, of OF
tumwa, were the guests Sunday Of the
j. M. Mccormick family. The Nc
Chez family expected to move today
to Kimball, Minnesota. to make their
futlre home.
Miss Edith Coke, of Bloomfield,
spent Sunday with her brother, VIII
liz Noya md vp{fA
J. r. Davis. Of Chicago, Abraham
Putnam, of Drakeville, and Miss May
Putnam were the guests Sunday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Putnam.
MET Rosa Wells and two sons,
Jama yo,fd Lloyd, of Coatesville, Mis-
souri,s Int Saturday night and Sun
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BLOOM FIELD.
supper,

Bloomfield, April 2s,--W. A. Sheaf-
fer left Friday for TT. /. Madison to
spend several days on business, and to
Sheaffer will continue his residence
for which he traded his farm, Mr..
he Is "a ears old, the accident may
here.
Mrs. Chas. Short and daughter of
homes of D. M. Wise, and Jas. A.
Dunn, having arrived on Saturday.
William Benge Of Perry township is
quite sick with heart disease.
Jeremiah Miller and daughter, Mrs.
J. J. Miller of Pulaski, were visitors
at the U. S. Miller home on Satur-
day
N. S. Johnson. one Of the directors
Of the Odd Fellows Orphans Home
day that John @. Lain of this city,
and one of the wards of the home,
fell down stairs and broke his leg. AS
he Is "a years old the accident may
terminate seriously.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hardy of Park
er's Prairie, Mimi, after spending a
few weeks with relatives here, returns
ed to New London to spend short
time with Mrs. Hardy's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Doolittle, before going to
Minneapolis, MIMI, where they intend
locating. Mr.. Hardy will engage in
real estate business.
Mrs. ]. A. Warrington suffered Sc
we're accident on Friday when she fell
from the top of stepladder and
broke the ligiments of the right knee.
The accident was attended with in
tense pain.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Smith will leave
Tuesday for Colorado Springs. where
they will make their future home, and
Mr.. Smith will engage In real estate
business.
Mrs. S. J. Scarborough returned Fri
day from Milton where she has been
spending the winter with her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Cooley and Mrs. Morgan.
John McKibber, who has been very
low, with pneumonia, was not expect
cd TO survive the night on Friday, but
was slightly better on Saturday.
The e. NJ AS held very enjoyable
social evening Friday at the home of
Charley Leach The club Is composed
of a membership of sixteen young men
and the affair was extended to the
girl friends OF the club The evening
was spent in playing games and light
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Henry Brudus and family left
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BATAVIA.

Batavia, May Mart Alfred spent
Sunday In FIT. Madison with his wife
and baby
DR.. Byers was a business caller in
Ottumwa Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Flint of obring-
don. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Trent.
DIR. Byers, and Mrs. Hagery were
over Sunday visitors with relatives at
Mrs John Howard spent Sunday in
Ottumwa with her husband, who is
patient In the Ottumwa hospital.
Blanche Lutz and brother Jesse ri
Eldon, are visiting relatives II town.
Mrs. Maggie Helman was in Fair
field Friday.
Rev. c. r. Shook, while In Ottumwa
Thursday, visited his brother, Rev. T..
J. Shook Of Willard street, South OF
'u Robert Emery Of cedar Rapids, was
9 business caller in Bat3Fia wednes,. !,
day. " as
Mrs. A. A. Holmes vs'hted her SIN
ter in Fairfield last weeE at Sc
Rev. T. f. Paris of Hackwe
lecture at the Christiad mas shown
y Proceeds 70 hgafect in the
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick 3. 3 Z,
Mrs. William Lutzh ae ~
Eldon Sunday.
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HIGHLAND cENTERI


Highland Center, April 30.-Geo.
Bane was in Ottumwa Saturday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Elder were pas
sengers for Ottumwa Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Emery visited over Sum
day with her sister, Mrs. Lulu Kelsey
near Ruthledge.
Mrs. o. D. Emery was in Ottumwa
Monday.
Dir. and Mrs. Lawson were in He'd
rich Monday.
Miss Blanche Garner of Ottumwa Is
visiting few days with her aunt
Mrs. w. H. Grain.
The band boys gave concert at
tile, M. e. church Saturday evening.
l.. w. Shoemaker was In Ottumwa
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoctright are in OF
tumwa today.
Miss Emma Nye, county superin-
tendent of schools, was here one day
last week.
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RIcHLAND.

Richland, May 2.-Claire Kent ts
confined to his home with measles.
Mrs. Ivy Hinshaw and daughter OF
Brighton, We're guests of friends in
the city last Thursday.
Messrs. Hoogenakker and A. r.
Bridges We're in Keota on business last
week.
Harrison Long of Martinsburg visit
ed relatives over Sunday In the city.
Last Wednesday a large supply Of
food and clothing were sent from here
to the San Francisco sufferers.
Arbor day was duly observed here
by the school children and teachers.
A vacation of half day waN. snjoyed
In the nearby woods gathering flow.
ers A couple Of Elm trees weYe
planted in the school ground.
Mrs. Henry Pringle has been on Yhe
sick list the past week.
w. H. Davis returned few days
since from Davenport, where he Had
served as juror in the federal court.
Miss Blanche Johnson, who has
been connected with the Clarion office
for over four years. has resigned her
position, and will go to Ottawa, H.,
this week, where she has employment
on the Fair Dealer.
ID. G. Waterman and Rev. Hand OF
Clay. were in town Friday on busi-
ness.
Misses Docia Wade and Grace
Brady, who visited a few days in
Brighton, have returned home
Gilbert Jones was an Ottumwa vis-
itor one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marshall of Oh
lie, We're in town Wednesday,.
Mrs. Eye and daughter Of Ollie, were
here Thursday, calling on the mer-
chants. -
Miss Minnie stuart visited friends
in Hedrick a few days.
Mrs. Harry Bergh and children
came over from Harper and spent
Sunday with Mrs. Bergh's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. McCarty.
Mrs. Alice DuRocher of Ottumwa,
visited last week with her mother.
Mrs. WooluIn
Mrs. Neal Smith, who has been here
for several weeks with her father,
VIM. Schreiver, will with her little son
leave Thursday of this week for Cedar
Rapids to join her husband, who Is
clerking in a clothing store. They
will make Cedar Rapids their home
for some time at least =
The new band stand to be built In
the park was begun last week and 1t
will be up to date, and more COM
modious than the old one, and a great
addition to Richards beautiful park.
At recent meeting of the school
board, the following teachers were
elected, Mabel Sprye of Mt. Pleasant,
as first assistant to the principal, Amy
H. Russell was reelected to teach the
primary department, and Miss Louise
Shaffer of Fairfield, as intermediate
teacher. The grammar room teacher
has not yet been employed.
j. g. Ranous and wife drove to Sig
Quincy Saturday.
j. e. Jackson Of Des Moines, came
down Friday and remained over Sum
day.
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MoULToN.

Moulton, April 30.-Lester Corey,
of Burlington, visited his parents Fri
day. He has been working. in the
railroad shops there for several
months.
Lowell o'Neal is suffering with
rheumatism.
j. B. Sneed intends to visit friends
near Omaha this week.
Rev. w. H. Sayers of Des Moines,
passed through this place Saturday
enroute to Liberty church to attend a
Sunday school convention.
Joel Ogden, and Clint Morrow, who
have been at Cloud Chief, Okla, for
about 8 months, came home to visit
their parents Wednesday.
g. w. Carter and wife returned
Saturday evening from visit in Mis-
souri,.
Mr.. Charles Morrow, of Moravia,
visited here yesterday
The ordination was postponed at the
Baptist church yesterday on account
of the absence Of the pastor, who was
In attendance at the convention at
Liberty church.
Gus .Eby, Of Abba, called on friends
at Moulton yesterday.
O. c. zook and Miss Maud Lane ac-
companied by Miss Laura Harter, vis-
tied at the latters home near Center
Vile yesterday.
Will Law, Of Centerville, spent sun
day at the parental home here.
Ernest Nighsonger has enlisted in
the United States navy. He will leave
in few days for service.
Rev. H. J. Everly, of Bloomfield,
passed through here yesterday en-
route home
A. v. Kendrick, presiding elder of
the M. e. church, will hold the regular
quarterly conference here the coming
Saturday evening. Sunday morning
he will preach and observe the Lords
supper,
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oRMANVlLLE.

Ormanville. April SO.-William Over
Marion.
Miss Dora Overturf is just a shade
better today.
Little Grace Hawkins is quite i'll.
Verle and Verna Ramsey visited at
the j. 4. Woods home Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bachman
were Saturday night and Sunday Wis
itors at the George Rater home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Hoffl are the
proud partents of a baby boy.
VIM. Shadley and babies were Fri
day night and Saturday visitors at
the VIM. Wallace home in Ottum-
wa.
Miss Minerva overtudf is in Selma,
visiting.
J. A. Lutz and little daughter,
Mary Pauline, were visitors at the
hane of their aunt, Mrs G. M. Thorn
as Sunday. coming and returning On
the Wabash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hunt were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Helmocls
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Hawkins and
two children were visiting relatives
In ottumwa Saturday and Sunday.
Albert Carson, Jr., went to Ottum-
wa Tuesday on business.
Richmond Brown gave an Easter
party to number of his friends
Mrs. Patrick Henry Is very sick at
this time.
Clay Rominger spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents and friends
in Seymour.
Mrs. c.. L. Whelton is with her
mother, Mrs. John Wilson. today.
VIM. Blystone of Ottumwa, and his
cousin, G. Daniels Of Pennsylvania,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
I. Randall Sunday last.
Jesse Helnnick was a visitor at the
paternal Herman Helmick home to-
dhnl
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NAME A MYSTERY
IDENTITY OF VICTIM OF SUNDAY
MORNINGS SHOOTING AZ
FRAY REMAINS UNsoLvED
From Tuesdays Daily

From Tuesdays Daily
mystery continues to surround the
identity of the victim of Sunday morn
lng's shooting ARRAY at the old starch
works. While many are of the opin.l
lon that the dead man Is none other
than Indian Joe" Mineo. the mem
bers OF the police department and
others who have at times come in IL
rect contact with the Indian are not
inclined to accept this opinion. Chief
OF Police Daniel Harmon has been
busy since Sunday morning endeavor-
ing to establish the mans Identity, but
up to, the present time, he has failed.
All day yesterday, the body of the
man was at the undertaking parlors Of
r l.. Daggett and hundreds of people
viewed the remains, some claiming
beyond any doubt that the dead man
was an image of Indian Joe, while
others were equally as emphatic that
the man was not Mineo. One woman,
who refused to divulge her name, ap-
preached the body and in a sympa-
thetic manner, stroked the face and
brushed back the hair. No word Of
recognition escaped her, however, and
she refused to answer the interroga-
lions concerning the dead man put to
her.
Identifies Body.
Mrs. McNicholls, 221 South Ward
street, reports to Chief of Police Han
non that the dead mans name is
Mineo and that he has wife and two
children In Brazil Ia Chief of Police
Harmon has communicated with the
Brazil officers, but has thus far failed
to hear from them.
Says He Is College Bred.
Charles Slant, who stays at the
Haggerty boarding. house, 311 South
Benton street, claims that the man is
Tom Minor" and that he attended
an Indian school in Muskogee, Indian
territory. Slant also asserts that Mi
nor follows the occupation of wood
and leather carver; that he went to
Osceola in February and returned to
Ottumwa in March.
Mineo's Police Record.
The commitment record at the po-
lice station shows that Indian Joe
Mineo was arrested for vagrancy
March 6, by Officer Alva Fielder. He
gave his name as "Clin Mineo" and
said he was from Oklahoma Territory.
He was released the following morn
ing. March 20 he was again placed
under arrest. Officers Thompson and
Downey found Mineo in an empty box
car in West Ottumwa Two skeleton
keys were found in the car. This
time the man gave his name as
"Mino." He was sentenced to ten
days. Indian Joe called himself
"Mineo,' and his articulation had
noticeable Indian twang. He never
referred to himself by first name, pre-
ferring to use nothing but "Mineo."
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Joseph Elsdon and will move his fam
lily to Witt, III, in d few days.
Manford, the fourteen year-old boy
of Samuel South, fell off of wagon
load OF wood Friday of last week and
broke his right leg just above the an
kle. DR.. Day of Moravta. was called
and reduced the fracture and the
young nah is getting along as we'll as
coul be expected.
Mrs. Anna Jones and son Ray spent
the last two weeks visiting the
Miss Jones In Abba.
Dave Ellis and wife returned Sum
day from a two weeks visit with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Sisk of Ottumwa
came up Sunday for a visit at the
parental Harp Darby home