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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-10-16
DURING THE RUSH HOUR.

She Were you ever in street
ar accident"
He-"Yes. The car was complete
ly wrecked, but the passengers were
packed so tight that only the outside
layers were injured. - Chicago News.
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Look &C This and YOu WIN Be AbRu
TO Locate the Blaze.
How ia eENn TN Az AE.ARal

HOW TO SEND IN AN ALARM.
10 send IN an alarm. open box and pun dowm
the lever on the inside. When an alarm d
sent In, the ire bell win sound the nunber ug
tho box and repeat the alarm four ttmea.
There are several keys TO each box, which are
held by persons living nearbg--a card attached
to each box gives the namss Of such holdaEnv
Policemen also have keys.
Row 10 Lo0ATE AN ALARM
II the alarm Is sounded from box IS, the ire
bell win strike two. then pause rnd strike i've,
which VIII indicate that the fire ia in the yiclna
ity of No. q boz. Every alarm Is repeassa
four times.
no. R0x. LooArTon
6.....-........... Western Ave, near Miller e..
6.........-.... .Mendham Ave. corner Miss So,
H,........--... Corner Early and Harrisc.a sia.
@.....-...-..... .Speedwell Ave-. near Early s.
Water st., corner Cole Ave.
.Aforrla st., ct Dep04
B......... Norris St., near Washington H'dsQ'a
H.....s...-...... Nadison Ave-, near Ford Ave
B............ Franklin st., near Franklin Place
E..... Maple Ave between Oak s Boyken ~.
&c.,. Market St., corner Maccuiioch Ave-
E.-....-... Washington st.. at Rays drug ssoca
s2........ Police Headquarters. Speedwekl Ayes
'6S..............., Memorial Hospital. Morxia So
sA...........-....W Water St.. corner Ednden Ava
@.............. Maple Ave-, corner MaEisma g.,
N2......,.An Souls Hospital, Mt. Rsmhle Ag&,
0.............S South St.. front Morristown uluh
H................. Essex Ave, corner Mills S1a
6........... Washington St., corner Atno Avs 1
l2......... .Macculloch Ave, corner Boyken Sci
i0....---..... corner Park Place and South g..
it.....-........Cor. Ridgedale and AhhetA Ares.
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Horrible Suggestion From RUSSIA.
M. Dubrovin, president of the
Union OF Russian People, declaring
that he speaks in the name OF the
Gar, urges slaughter OF the He
|brews as rebels
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where's yer Die brudder :,

Where's yer big brudder?"
Hes sick at home wild de
mumps."
"Ha, ha. I've been waiting fer
dis chance fer years-come on and
fight New York Evening journal.
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AT the present time roller-skating
is receiving more attention than for
many years. A revival of the sport
seems imminent, the older admirers
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-10-16
Propelled by Wind Motor.

A wsnd-propelled boat without
sails is paradox proposed by St.
lsouis inventor, who comprehensive
~ designates his device boat pro-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-29

EDDYVILLE.

Eddyville, Sept. 27.-Friends living
here have received announcements OF
the marriage at Los Angeles. Cal. OF
Mrs. Lou Alder formerly of this place
and T.. r. Burke, on Sept 49, They
will be at home at Pomona, Califor-
mia. after Nov. l.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Edg-
ington, near Frederic. Tuesday, Sept
%, daughter
Harry Kirtley. engineer at Pekay
received a cash on the forehead Tues
day, which cut through to the skull
and had to be sewed up. 1t was caus
ed by blow from a falling pipe.
+. e. Bassinger and family moved
from Fudge Creek to Oskaloosa this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Davis of Bluff
Creek. attended the wedding of Miss
Minnie Templeton and William r
Brooks, at the home of the brides sis
ter. Mrs. w. H. Tredick. at Evans
Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock.
Louis Lyon. north of town, while
using an ak Monday. accidentally cut
cash in his ankle, penetrating TO the
bone, and requiring two stitches to
close the wound.
Con, Mike and Miss Nellie Sullivan
of Kansas City, Kansas, and Dan Sui
Ivan of Minneapolis. MINI, are all at
the bedside of their father, Con Sui
Ivan, who is critically ILL.,
MIR. and Mrs. r. McCord of Mora
Via were guests this week OF Mr.. Nc
Cords brother, T.. l.. McCord.
Miss LuVerne Rector of Ottumwa is
visiting at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. Frank Wantze.
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A Double Wedding.

Pennington, Sept. 2S.-A double
wedding over in Clark county Mo-,
has just occurred In which the partic-
ipants We're all very youthful, only
one being of age. Friday evening 1t
was known that John Wilson, barely
twenty-one years Of age. and Elzie
Cross. aged eighteen, and Miss Emma
Cross, aged fifteen, and Miss Pearl
Turner, aged fourteen. had all left
town together. Subsequent events
proved that they drove to Willis.
From there the girls went to Mt. Ster-
ling and the boys returned home. On
Saturday evening the boys drove to
Mt. Sterling and visited over Sunday
with their intended brides. On Mon
day licenses We're secured in Kahoka
and the two couples were married. The
next evening they returned home. Will
son and Cross both work In the Sell
grove Branch coal mines, and were on
duty Wednesday morning. Mrs. Cross
who is barely fourteen, has been keep
ing house for her brother the past few
months during her mothers absence In
Des Moines, where she had secured
work. Arrangements were being made
for the brother and sister to join the
family in Des Moines in short time
Celebrate Wedding Anniversary.
The twentieth wedding anniversary
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Woodwork was
celebrated at their home on Elm street
Monday evening. Fifty-five invitations
were sent out. The rooms were beau
tifully decorated in red and white. As
terswere used In decoration. and car
nations were at each plate. The amuse-
ment of the evening was progressive
finch. The Mandolin club furnished
music
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BoNAPARTE.

Bonaparte. Sept. 2s.-Wm. Walling-
ford and Miss Belle Cummings were
married at Pennington on Wednes-
day.
Mesdames Fred Rigsby, Samuel
Brownlee and Miss Zada Rigsby of
Keosauqua are visiting relatives here
this week
Thomas oDay of Memphis Mo-, is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Alex
Cummings, and family
Miss Viola Allendar has returned
to her home in Lamont, after an ex-
tended visit at the j. G, Whitley
home.
Frank Harlan and son. Orlando, of
Revere, Mo-, are the guests Of friends
here.
Mrs Mary Randall of Canton, ILL.,,
is visiting at the z. 7. Cox home.
Mrs. Henry Morris and son, Paul,
and Mrs. Conrad Hassler of Farming
ton are visiting friends here.
Mrs. Kate Hinish and Harley Jen-
kins have returned home after a three
weeks visit in Mt. Vernon.
James Parker returned from Paonia,
Colo, yesterday.
Miss Ethel Fleming Of Keosauqua is
the guest of Miss Floy Cresap.
Frank Sproat of Hillsboro was a
Bonaparte visitor yesterday.
Harry Robinson and Ellis Rowe of
Stockport We're In town yesterday.
A large number Of young people
from Pennington and Keosauqua at
tended the dance at the opera house
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tolbert and Mrs
Felix Sappington and daughter, Pearl,
Of Arson, MO, visited relatives Thurs
day.
Joseph Scheyli has returned home,
after a years absence in New Mex
leo.
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SOAP CREEK.

Soap Creek. Sept. 2s.-Charles Mel
son and family visited at the home OF
Mrs. Nelson's sister Mrs. John Wag-
oner, Sunday evening.
Mary Crist visited with her daugh-
ter, May, Sunday.
George Hardy was in Drakeville on
Saturday.
Harry Sample was a guest at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs r.
T. Sample, Sunday.
VIM. Snow was a business caller in
Ottumwa Saturday.
Eliza Sample was in Belknap sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. Lauderback was Belknap call
er Monday.
Mary Sample and sister, Martha
Pugh were Belknap callers Friday.
VIM. Shepherd is doing some work
for Mr.. Pittman this week
Jesse Crist visited with VIM. Brad
berry Sunday.
Mrs. Eli Harbor was a caller at the
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ORMANVlLLE ROUTE NO. 6.

Ormanville r.. 6. Sept, 27.-Word has
heen received by Rev. William Over
tuf and sister, Minerva, of the death
OF their uncle, Michael Overturf, for
years resident Of this place. He had
been living in Kansas several years
On Monday. Sept. II. while fishing, he
was struck by lightning and killed. He
was buried near his home. Mr.. Over
turf was 81 years of age and his terri-
BILE death came as a sad surprise to
his relatives and friends. also to his
niece, Miss Minerva Overturf, and her
brother, Rev. William Overturf, who
arrived just in time to attend the fun
trail
Many from this place and vicinity
attended the funeral of Mrs. William
Wagner Jr., of Ottumwa, whose re-
mains were inferred in the Sherman
cemetery.
MI and Mrs. w. D. Ramsey and
Misses Mildred Woods and Inez Trhitt
and Reece Woods attended the
Friends tabernacle meeting i'm South
Otturnwa recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Helimck and
three children, Ruth. Edna and Roy,
war> viaitars nj the hama of Mr.. Hal
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FAIRFIELD.

[ Fairfield, Sept. 2S.-on the Parsons
campus yesterday morning the annual
Freshman sophomore scrap was pull
ed off, and was witnessed by a large
and admiring crowd. The event only
continued for about twenty minutes.
The F'reshies held their first class
meeting Wednesday night at Liberty
vile. and were discovered by three
Sophs.
The annual fall tennis tournament
will commence on the Parsons college
court in few days The following
are entered. and will play for the
championship:
Parsons. H. Howard, Shirley, E.
Howard, Brown. Hunt Raney, Gobble,
Potter Gutelius, Lamson, Downward,
Greenleaf, Gearhart, Prof. Gage, Schil-
ling
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ERICKSON. cARBiM NuPTlALs.
Prominent Melrose Couple Married b,
Rev. Thomas Brownriaq.

Prominent Melrcse Couple Married by
Rev. Thomas Brownrisg.
Melrose, Sept. 2S.-The marriage of
Miss Mary Carbin. daughter of Pat
rick Carbin, and Elmer Erickson was
solemnized Tuesday at high noon at
the Carbin home south of town. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
rather Brownrigg, pastor of st. Pat
rick's Catholic church.
The front parlor, where the cere-
mony was performed in the presence
OF the relatives and intimate friends of
the bride and groom, was decorated
with autumn leaves. golden rod and
ferns. The brides sister, Bridget Car
bin, acted as bridesmaid. while the
groom was assisted by Harry Knowles
as groomsman. After the ceremony a
five course wedding dinner was served.
The bride Wore beautiful dress of
white grenadine. cut entrain, with
trimmings of duchess lace. She carried
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson are we'll
and favorably known and are the reci-
pients Of the best wishes and congrat-
ulations of their host of friends. They
will be at home after Oct in North
Melrose. where the groom has already
prepared a beautiful home.
Death of Little Child.
bieu, oepl. 20, luSO, at the family
residence near Georgetown. the infant
son of John Foley. This is partic-
ularly sad death, as the mother Of the
little one passed away less than a
month ago. Mr.. Foley has the SYM
patty Of large circle of friends in
this. his double bereavement The
funeral services We're held Thursday
morning at the Catholic church, Rev
Father Gaule officiating. Interment in
Georgetown cemetery.
Personal and Otherwise.
William Ford returned to st. AM
brose college at Davenport Monday to
resume his studies for the coming
year
| William Kirby and sister. Agnes
We're Melrose visitors Monday.
Mrs. Alex Mcdonald was an Ottum-
wa visitor Sunday.
Mayme Ford was shopping in Abba
| Monday.
Mrs. Jorn currier and Mrs. Charles
Currier Of Indianola are visiting
friends in Melrose.
John o'Bryan was in Abba on bust
ness Tuesday.
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HoPEWELL.

Hopewell Sept. 27.-T. o. Howk of
Bloomfield was visiting friends here
Monday.
Ether Owens called on Mrs. Erastus
Hunter, ST., Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker and
son, Emmett Walker, and wife spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Johnston
e. Dye had a horse badly hurt on
the wire recently.
Maria Hunter spent last Saturday
with Mrs. Lola Howk
Marion Bennett spent Sunday with
Miss Ethel Owens.
Mrs. Sarah owens is very i'll with
rheumatism.
DR.. Roy Swinney Of Bloomfield Wis
tied a few days with his sister, Mrs.
e. l.. Walker, recently.
George Eakins and family and Mrs
Julia Johnston attended the camp
meeting near Albany Sunday night
Cora Johnston and Clyde Smith at
tended church at Ash Grove Sunday
night.
Mrs. f. B. White is visiting her son,
G. P. White. this week.
Miss Ethel Odenbaugh is attending
school at Bloomfield.
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TYRoN e.

Tyrone Sept. $50. Starbuck was
an Abba visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. John Ennis returned home from
Ottumwa Wednesday. She was ac-
companied by her sister Miss Della
Clifford, who will visit with her a few
days.
Mrs. Catherine Clarity of George
town is seriously sick at this time
The infant child Of John Foley OF
Wayne township died Tuesday night.
The funeral was held from the Cath
Ollie church in Melrose Wednesday.
G. F. VIM. Zeigler was an Abba Wis
itor on a business mission Monday.
Clarence Kelley Of Iconium, while
chopping wood one day last week cut
his right foot, intlicting a serious
wound, from the effects of which he
will be laid up for some time.
A. N. Griffith shipped car load of
cattle to the Chicago market Wednes-
day.
j. M. Harrison OF Charlton was in
this place Tuesday looking after bust
ness matters.
Edwards & Carter have optioned
their 400-acre farm to coal company.
The company contemplates drilling for
coal immediately and If found they
agree. by the terms of their contract
to take the entire farm at 500 per
acre.
w. r. Edwards Is confined to his
home in Des Moines by illness. AS a
result, his father is here looking after
his lumber interests.
Mrs. B. Cornell was an Abba visitor
one day this week, on shopping
tour.
Micha I. Greene, who has been i'll for
some days, Is very much improved
now.
D. j. Dinneen and wife of Melrose
visited Mrs. Dinneens parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Greene, Tuesday
in South Dakota for several months
past, returned home Monday.
G. Fl. Clark has just completed one
of the finest barns in Monroe county
to accommodate his growing dairy in
terests. He has erected a silo of ample
dimensions within the barn and has
40 tons Of silage stored therein.
The democrats Of Franklin township
held their primary Saturday at Mt.
Carmel school house They place a
township ticket in the field as follows:
Trustees-T. /. Townsend, Fred
Tarr.
Clerk-H Coulson.
Assessor-A. X. Lamar
Justice Of the peace-J. T. F. Nc
Grath.
Constable-Pat Comfy.
Justice Of the peace-George Rhine
hart.
Constable. III. F1aherty.
The convention also selected dele
gates to attend the county convention
called to meet at Abba on Sept. 20.
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Dinners Coming
II Smell it,
Does Your Stomach Feel Happy Whea
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is NV, STEVENSON
in LOS ANGELES?
oTTUMWAN SAW MAN THERE,
WHO MAY HAVE BEEN FATHER
OF DENVER WOMAN
His Name Was Stevenson, Had Form
erly Resided Here and Was Paint
er-Police in California City Have
Been Written To.

Is John w. Stevenson in Los An
geles, CAL? This is the question which
has arisen in connection with the
search being carried on by Mrs. Ella
Brier of Denver, Colo, for trace Of the
whereabouts of her father and her sis.
ter, Laura Stevenson. The romantic
story of this search was told in yes.
terday's Courier.
H. M. Cockerill, Of this city, stated
this morning to representative of
the Courier that when he was in Los
Angeles two years ago, at the Iowa
picnic, he met a man named Stevens on
who formerly lived here.
Mr.. Cockerill states that this man
was formerly a painter, as was the
father of Mrs. Brier. Judging from
appearances Mr.. CockerilL believes
that the man was about go years of
age of the missing John w. Stevenson.
Mr.. Cockerill said: 81 met Steven.
son at the picnic at the place where
the Wapello county residents were
registering. remember him as hav-
ing lived here, but have forgotten
what his initials were, and I remem-
Der nothing more concerning his life
here than that he was a painter.
"He told me at the time that he was
running small grocery store in Los
Angeles.
while l have no positive reason
for believing that this is the father Of
Mrs. Brier, still know of pb circum-
stances but which seem to point to
that conclusion"
Communicate With Police.
The police authorities at Los Ange.
les have been written to, inquiry being
made concerning the location and iden-
tity Of the Stevenson whom Mr.. Cock.
GRILL met
AS far as is known, there is but one
other man living bearing the name Of
Stevenson, who both formerly lived in
Ottumwa and was painter. This is
Wellington Stevenson of Des Moines.
Inquiry among the local relatives nP
Mr.. Stevenson has established the fact
that he has not been in Los Angeles
during recent years
Whether the Stevenson seen in the
California city is the John w. Steven.
son whom Mrs. Brier so greatly desires
to find, or not, can only be a matter ST
conjecture until further and more def.
mite information can be secured How.
ever, circumstances all seem to point
to such conclusion.
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PLEASANT HOME.

Pleasant Home. Sept. Brew.
Randolph preached the funeral OF MRS.
William Wagner Of Ottumwa al
Sherman chapel last Sunday.
Miss Exile Willard led the pndeavoS
service last Sunday evening.
Charles Epperly and Miss Cora Ep-
pery. who resided In this vicinity
some years ago, but who now live near
Milton, visited few days here last
week. Miss Epperly's marriage to
William Earhardt of Milton Is AM
nounced for next Sunday. Miss verma
Bachman accompanied them home and
will act az bridesmaid.
George Willard has his sorghun
molasses factory running this week.
Miss Grace Harlan spent Sunday al
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Knox OF the West
End, Ottumwa, spent Sunday in this
vicinity,
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Stevens Shoe Store
WATCH OUR WINDOWS.

laics's brother James Helmick, and
family. Sunday.
Mr. end Mrs. B. F. Skinner and Mr..
and Mrs. Eliza Tillotson and son, Roy,
were entertained at dinner Sunday by
Mr.. ard Mrs e. III. Downing of Ham
lion avenue.
Miss Flora Hancock visited from
Friday until Monday morning with her
parents and friends in Floris.
Harry Riggs has bought the farm
adjoining him on the south, known as
the j. B. Jackson farm. Riggs is run
ming an engine and stock farm at tho
same time.
B. S. Berry and daughter, Edna.
were recent visitors at the home of u
Q. Thompson near Stiles. Mrs. Thomp-
son is sister of e. s. Berry.
Thomas Conger has moved north Of
Ottumwa.
Miss Pearl Overturf spent Saturday
Sunday and Monday with relatives in
Ottumwa, among whom was her
friend, Miss Anna Brady.
Master Harry Overturf is so far re-
covered that he will be in school in
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tillotson are
in EIiteman visiting at the home OF
their son, Teddy Tillotson.
Mrs. G. M. Thomas and Miss Eliza
beth Erwin We're Sunday afternoon
callers at the E. H Downing home.
Mrs. Minnie Jacobson and three
children are at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fielder, for
visit.
Mrs. Charles Wear is seriously Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott buried an I'm
FAINT child in the McIntire cemetery
Tuesday.
| jerome Tllotson met with a very
| painful accident Sunday evening while
helping his father get colt out Of the
cistern at the barn, into which it had
fallen. Mr.. Tillotson got finger
caught in the pulley crushing it,
Dr. w. D. Stoker takes his mother
| to the Ottumwa hospital today to I'M
dergo an operation for the removal of
a cancer.
Mrs. G. M. Thomas called to see Mrs.
Patrick Henry Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. James McKever was caller
Monday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
T. J. Randall on Hiram street.
Mrs. Thena Helmick and three chill
dren, Harold Hazel and Laura, visit
ed Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Helmick's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
ion Oevrturf.
Jefferson Hawkins got one of his
feet hurt recently and blood poison has
set In. DR.. w. D. Stoleer Is treating
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Redfern were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sewer
Sunday.
Miss Vera Davis is improving very
slowly.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Durham enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sewers and
children few days since.
Bert Overturf Of Ottumwa spent
Sunday at the parental S. H. Overturf
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Skinner were en-
tertained at the Albert Carson home
Sunday
Miss Lacy Kindall is at home
Miss Minnie Ktndall is in Ottumwa
at the Carl Schwabsky home.
Mrs. j. G. Erwin and daughters,
Elizabeth and Ruth, were in Ottumwa
shopping. and visiting. They were en-
tertained at the home of Mr. Erwin's
nephew and niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Erwin.