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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
OBITUARY. !: i'd
NIrA. Nj. A. Hnucl,eI

Mrs. Nj. A. boucher.
Mrs NJ iBGneheT Wldow q John
Blune, No. 1928 Grove Avenue, yester-
day. The funeral will take place from
the residence at $3.50 r. NJ. to-day:
The members Of tho family request
that there BIO no flowers.
Mrs. Snllie J. Dnprnto.
Mrs. salLie J. Daprato died r At the
funeral Will take place from St, I4uke's
Church, Tuesday at p. M,
Funeral of MIR. sowclI.
The funeral of B, d. sowell. who died
Saturday at the home OF his son, Mr..
r, p sowell' No. o sl7 South Pine Street;
e eSnreh H. sowe WAS the CATER nanot
Sergeant r. B. sowell, Of tic Rich
nlond police force. g 3cs se4
Miss Florrie Adams.
Miss lrlorrie Adams died at tho res
~ 7o6 RfRndeelph Street, on Sunday
from the residence this afternoon at 8
O'Clock, The interment will be made in
John III, Darfoot.
Mr.. John IT. .Barfoot,, one of the old-
est and best known citizens OF Rich-
No, COG South Pine Street. after a long
illness, He was more than seventy
years Of age,
5 Mr.. Barfoot was for forty years cons
nected with the Old Dominion Iron
and Nail Works on Belle Isle. and was
an efficient and faithful workman. He
Street BAPTIST Church, having been q
member Of tho old Belvidera Church
since 1857 and Of the Pine Street
Church since Its establishments
!ow, Mrs. Mary. i. Barfoot, and by8his
Esons--Cnpta ain William "A, Barfoot, sof
the First Police District; VI Messrs. Y al :
bort II. IIi ter TT da and Ola ude NJ. {. Bar
sfoot ,5 and " two daug Oh ters-~A rs, Il NJ llton
lth1ssc!ty, III Besld es his Ahmed late fans
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.vllllan, Henry Lowr,

william Henry Lowry.
Mr.. william Henry, Lowry, died at
early yesterday morning, IN his sixty
NTH yenr. He Is survived by ilvo chil.
dren----Whring, Minnie. Mrs Sallie Null
len, Henry and Russell.
The funeral services will take place
this afternoon at Venablc street Jap
list Church ut 44o'clock,
Mrs. belle Will.
Mrs. Belle Wall, widow OF
Major II. G. Wall. and daughter OF
Robert Mott. died In Memphis, Tenn,
OF sr age MRS. fne wn yee.
friends. she vas sd d member. Of tie
Second Presbyterian Church,
The funers YIN happ ieKG p narlor from
Belvidcrc and Main Street, this after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Lewis e. Willinms, Jr.
Lewis Cntlctt Williams, Jr.. died at
IL o'clock yesterday, at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis G..
Williams. No. ais East Grace Street,
aged two years and ten months.
Tho funeral wiliitakc place from the
residence this afternoon at o'clock.
james w. walker.
Especial to tho -Dlspatch.]
SMITHS CROSS ROADS. VA, Juno
17.--Mr. James w. Walker one of tho
Oldest citizens in this section. after
an illness Of several weeks. died this
morning. Mr.. Walker would have soon
reached the eigllty-third mile post Of
his life. and had ,ulready seen sixty
years of married life, his marriage an
University having been on the 18th OF
this month.
He is survived by his wife. who Is
but a little his Junior, two sons and
four daughters. as we'll as a number
dren. The deceased was a member of
Sardls Methodist Church. of this sec
ton, where he has held his member
ship for many years. The remains will
be inferred i'm tho family burying
ground at the residence Of the de-
ceased Tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. Rev. J. w. Gee will conduct
the services.
EdmundA c. Avcrctt.
Especial to The -Dispatch.]
DANvILLE. VA, June 17.-The fu-
neral OF Mr.. Edmunds G. Averett, one
business men of this city, who died
at his home here earlylyesterday morn
ing, after quite brief illness, took
place this afternoon. MIR. Averett, who
was connected with some of the most
prominent familiestof this section of
the State, had a host of friends and
relatives. who will deeply mourn their
loss. He was about forty years of age.
and besides his business career. had
Baptist Church. Of this city, as well
as with Roman Eagle Lodge OF Nfasons.
Mr.. Ayerett Is survived by his wife
and three children.
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ENJOYABLE EVENING.
Fine Program rendered at RAILWAY y. NJ. G.

Fine PrOErnm KcnNcTed NJ 1tHlIWHy \. NJ =.
a. Last Night.
In tho han OF tho Railroad Y NJ. c. a.
in Main Street Station last night an enter
tainmont was given by tho ladies' auxiliary
to tho Ordor of Railway Tralnmen. The
ovonng was a complimentary benefit to
Dispat cher w. L. Bailos and Conductor John
Davis. both Of whom have boon on the sick
list The popularity of Mr.. Bailos. especial
~ among tho church and y. NJ. G. "A. work
ors on account of his active work in both
of those organizations, drew together,a large
company, who enjoyed the excellent program
providcd.
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Mrs. Rose I.catcr..

Especial to The Times Dispatch]
Lester, the widow of John Lester. died
at. her home this morning In Falkland
Street, In the seventy-thlrd year Of
her age. The deceased was native
of ireland, and had resided in Norfolk
for forty-nve years. She Is survived
van. of Portsmouth. and Mrs. M. j..
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Here are a few items marked

Here are a few items marked
at prices which make them, wor-
thy OF your attention:
Hest American Grnnnlntcd Sugar,
per pound ...,..5..a9....... 2SA.5. ;. SC
New Clipped Herring, per dozen. !. Zoe
New California PrHneH ...,... 80
Fresh Roasted Lnguyru Coffee, per
p0und.. 1900, ...,....,... II 1-.c
z large bars Swlft's Pride Soap for. zoe
hest Wine, Cntnwbn aud Islnc}-
berry, per gallon So. ,...... zoe
Large Iinhnnha, Per dozen, ....... lie
Sugar Corn, 4 Cans for -. :5c
2 lbs. Mountain Roll Nutter for. j. .5c
6-ntring HrOONn zoe
Large, Juicy Lemons, per dozen. 15c
Ni0ther's Onts, per pacl<uge. DC
Fresh Soda Crackers or Ginger
ShnpA, per pound ......,,.....,. dc
Good Lard, per pound. ..,..,,..,, OsI-.c
Tomatoes IN cans for AOup.,.. DO
Whole Grain CnrOlina Rice, per lb..7c
French Candy, per pound. ...........5
New Dates, per pOHnd .......,......6c
MncRrOnl or Spaghetti, per lb......Oc
Witch Hazel Toilet Soap, 3 tn box. 100
Whole Sweet Pickles, per at....., 100
Sweet Mixed Pickles, at. bot...... 100
Large Extract Vanilla ana Lemon. !, &c
Nice Smoked California Hams, per
pcund '.'..t..,...,,,...,1l
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a III u. Terry MARTIN.
Especial to The Times-Di 1

SALEM. VA, June I'D. Terry.
Martin for twenty-five years one Of
the most prominent business men OF
Salem. died this morning OF paralysis.
survived by his wife and ten children.
besides four sisters.
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ADDRESS VOTERS
Politics Much in Evidence ut Tappn-
Observation-Disclosures Speak.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
4 TAPPAHANNOCK VA. June IA
very large crowd attended court here
to-day and politics was very much in
evidence. Addresses were made by the
opposing candidates for tho Senate,
J; Boyd Sears, and Col. J, r: Saunders.
also by the opposing candidates for
the House Of Delegates from King and
Queen and I1sseX-Hon. James N.
Lewis, of Essex, and Robert N. Pollard,
OF King and Queen.
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Take Steamer Pocahontas

Saturday Night, June 18th. 10 o'clock
shnrp,
$1.00-Rounds trip to Norfolk-$1 90. 8t
s1.00-Round trip to Newport News
$1.00.
Children under twelve years Of age,
SO cents.
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IN MEMORIUM.

REDFORD.-In sud but loving remem-
brnnce OF my mother and our grand
mother, N1OLLIE q. REDFCRD, who
to-day, June l8, 1896.
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WARMLY WELCOME
KNIGHTS OF GRIP.
Governor Swanson, Mayor Rid
dick and Col. John S. HARDWOOD
Represent Virginia,
MANY TRAVELLERS PRESENT
National Convention Of T. z. A..
Begins Session at Arigory in
Norfolk-Brilliant Scene.
/ MANY TRAVELLERS PRESENT.
Especial to The rlmcs- ! .spatch.

Especial to The Times lspntch.1
NORFOLK, VA. June l7-Thc great
convention Of the Travellers Protective
Association Of America was opened In.
Armory, Hall here this morning under
most favorable circumstances There
were perhaps three thousand delegates,
nlternates and others III the city when
the convention was called to order
by the falling OF the gavel of National
President .Thad H. Howe, Of Chicago.
Armory Hall presented u lively scene
ut the time. 1t was gaily decorated
nnd there was a goodly sprinkling of
ladies present The first meeting was
devoted almost exclusively to specch-
making.
National Chaplain Homer r. Wilson,
of San Antonio, Texas, being absent,
the Invocation was pronounced by Rev.
10. r. Barksdale, president Of Post
4 J. !. y. A., of Norfolk. Va, introduced
the speakers. Governor Claude a.
s Swanson, OF wirsinia in !. wsslcomins
was the first speaker. II there Is one
thing that the Jamestown Exposition
has done 1t Is to bring the Governor.
more prominently in the public eye as
brilliant speaker.
lie was Justify cheered to-day. SO
well. indeed, did hc please the trav-'
cers that he was literally covered
with badges when his speech was
4 Il. j e :. e
Favor Two Cent Rate.
The Governor paid n tribute to the,
commercial men for the part they took
in the Organization of the United
States Department of Commerce and
Labor. and again put blln2elf on re-
cord as strongly favoring the two
cent railroad rate law. and In oppo.
sitIon to railroad rebates pnd every
thing that tended in that direction.
Mayor James r. Riddick next well
coined the visitors to the city Of Nor
folk, and after a selection by the band
National President Howe responded to.
the addresses Of welcome.
Colonel John S. Harwood. OF Rich
mond, made a happy speech in welcon
Ing the convention to Virginia on be-
half OF the Virginia Division of the
association.
The response was by Thad H. Howe,
OF Chicago, the national president.
Louis 7. Lebaume, of ST. Louis, for
seventeen years secretary treasurer. Is
being strongly opposed for reelection
by L. Schuyler Logan. of Lnfayettc,
Ind Thad Fl. Howe of Chicago, in
cumbent: Louis Ochs, OF New Orleans.
and Ambrose II. Mckenzie. of Denver.
are candidates for president.
Asheville. n. c.. Milwaukee, Salt
Lake. Birmingham. San Antonio. Tex.
and indianapolis. are In the field for
the 1908 convention.
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Mrs. Rachel Benton.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA. june l7.-Mrs. Ra-
;chel Beaton is dead at her home on
South Washington Street, Portsmouth,
in the advanced age@of ninety four
years. The deceased was the daugh-
ter of Captain Lanier, of Norfolk coun-
ty, and has been resident OF Ports
mouth many years.
She was the widow Of r. p. Beaton
and is survived by two sons-J ohm L..
Beaton and Richard F. Beaton, OF
Portsmouth.
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Lyons and James T. Lester, Of this
,Junius III. Dunn,

Lyons and james T. Lester, Of this
city.
Junius II. Dunn.
HENDERSON, N. c.. June 17.-Mr.
Junius H. Dunn, one of the oldest.
citizens Of Henderson, died yesterday
morning at g. o'clock, aged sixty-nine
years, leaving two sons and five
daughters. While the health OF Mr..
Dunn has been falling for seveal years
and his death was not unexpected, the
people Of Henderson grieve over the
loss Of ono SO highly respected.
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Judge christopher Reed.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

ISpecIdl 20 Tie IImes-Dlspatch.1 ~.
ASHLAND, VA. June 17.-The sad
news was received here to-day by Rev.
james G. Reed OF the death OF his
Salt Lake City. Utah. Judge Reed
was we'll known in Virginia, being a
contemporary OF many Of the senior
members of the Richmond bar who
graduated from the University of Vir-
ried daughter Of Mr.. Robert VIII
liams, who was for many years the
law partner OF Abraham Lincoln.
Judge Reed was in his fifty seventh
side in tho West. He was brother
OF the late DR.. Walter Reed, United
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Eleven years have come. eleven year.
have passed.
But time and space can. never efface
Thy memory from our heart.
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lly he had twenty three grandchildren
and i've great grnfdchildreh.
Tie funeral arrangements have not
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william II. Tignor.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

= 9 tstE111 1S' = 2 I 70 eo11'
HARRIS GROVE. YORK CO, VA,
June Nv. r. Tignor. aged eighty
years. a we'll known citizen Of this
county. died, at n p. NJ to-day at his
residence, near here. He Is survived
by his wife, Sarah A.. Tignor. who is
eighty years old, and the FOLLOWING
Grafton. York county; John E. Tignor,
constable Of Eampton; w. S. Tignor,
undertaken, of York county; Charles S.
Tignor, Of Warwick county: Claude X.
TignOr, Of Tampico, and Mrs. A. G..
Crockett, Of Hampton. The funeral will
take place at the residence Wednesday
at II a Nj tt,sa4s5 49, sgY3t en-
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Eleven lonely years have passed
Since we have seen her face +
We think Of her Just as when
She sat in her old place.
BY FANNIE AND HER CHILDREN.
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DEATHS.

at tho residence Of M,
Street. Sunday night. Miss FLORRIE
ADAMS.
Burial service will be held from
the residence TUESDAY AFTEn-
NOON at O'clock. Intorment In
Maury Cemetery, Manchester.
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at the residence Of
her daughter Mrs. w. ]. Blunt, ll23
Grove Avenue. Mrs. NJ A. BOUCHER,
wife of the late John Boucher
Funeral from the above residence
at $50 p. NJ. TUESDAY, June 18th.
l.W Please omit flowers. 4a
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at his residence, coo
South Pine Street. Monday, June ".
1907. at 6:26 a. NJ. j. II. BAREFOOT.
Funeral services held at Pine-Street
Church. at 4 p, NJ. TUESDAY, June
18th.
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at her sons resi-
dence. 1716 Beverly Street, at i:5o
LIE j. DAPRATO.
Funeral from st. Luke's Church
TUESDAY lat s p. M. Friends and.
acqunintances requested to attend.
Lynchburg papers please copy,
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In Memphis, Tenn, Mrs
Mott, and widow Of Major II. G. Nail
IN tho seycnty-third year of her age.
Funeral from Richardson s. Chap
pell's parlor. corner Belyldere and
Main Streets, TIL tuesday,, Juno 18TH,
lat O'Clock II. NJ
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w1LLIAMs,--Die led. at 512 O'Clock yester-
day (Monday), at the homo OF his
4 parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Catlett
Williams. s1bs East Grace street,
3 LEWIS sCATLET'T WILLIAMS. Jr.,
ageG two ssafs en-, zen mnhss an
Quoted a t. the residence TIL S (Tues-
I Anvl a.A.IYTNEMQ0M at 6 a,eloak. aalgl
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&c WRY.-Die1,-at his residence, eta
Yonable Street at 4:ao yesterday
4 LOWRY,Yinf his. sixty-ffth year,
Funeral services THIS AFTER
NOON, Juno 18th, at 4 o'clock at Ven
able Street Baptist Church. Friends
and ncauantancss invited.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-27
HESPER.

From our regular correspondent
March %, 1907.
The monthly l.. c.. L. A. tea will
be given by Mrs. Robt. Reed next Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. Albert Nelson left for North
Dakota last week TO join her husband.
Rev H. g. Carter returned from
New Providence last Thursday
The w G. L. U. met at the home
OF Mrs. Tom Camp last Thursday.
Mrs. Stensland, northwest of town,
is reported quite ill.
The public school will close next
Friday for the spring vacation
Miss Lorena Carter was obliged to
dismiss the intermediate room one day
last week on account of illness.
The youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Camp had the misfortune of tai
ling against hot stove, one day last
week and being quite badly burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Reed and chill
dren visited at Burr Oak last week.
Mrs. Riggs has been i'll the past
few days.
y. L.. Street delivered some stock
az Mabel last Saturday.
A Mr.. BerneIll. of Lenova was III
town last week looking at the Osgood
place, with a view of renting it, 49,
Mrs. Blodgett of DEBORAH spent most
of last week at the home of her
daughter Mrs. H. @. Moeller.
Last week was busy one for the
movers A. @. McMillen left for
North Dakota Friday morning, where
upon Henry Sellman took possession
of his place, and Tom Allen moved
onto the Sellman place -. :...-. 1900. --,,,.
The funeral Of Bennett Rolphus was
held last Thursday noon at the Nor
wegian Lutheran church of Hesper
1t was one of the largest attended
funerals we have had for some time.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-27
Notice of Final Report.

To Margaret Eggen and Ben Eggen, all
heirs at law Of ole ERgen. late of Winnie
shiek county, Iowa. Deceased.
You are hereby notified that on or before
the 18th day Of April A. ID. ls0', there will be
filed in the office of the Clerk of the District
Court of Iowa, in and forWinneshiek County,
Final Report of Christ Rasmussen as Ad-
minister with will annexed of the estate
of
OLE EGGEN,
Deceased and praying that he be finally dis
charged and his bondsmeu released.
You are further notified that the hearing of
said report will be brought on before court on
the first day of next term, which commences
on the 22nd day ofApril. \. ID. 1907, or as soon
as the same can be heard: and that unless OBJ
jections are made to said report. the same
will be approved, and said Administrator
with will anne xed and his bondsmen releas-
ed HF BA THELL,
Atty. for Administrator with will annexed.
ia
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-27
CLAY HILL
II regular correspondent.

FROM our regular correspondent
March %, 1907.
Mrs. George Tyler returned Wednes-
day from Princeton, Mimi. where she
has spent the greater part of the win
ter with her daughter and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. 0. Marsh were OBJ
served in this vicinity last Sunday.
A few young people were enter
tanned at the Weplar home Sunday
evening.
Miss Lizzie Williams will teach
the spring term near Rluffton, where
she has been teaching for some time
past.
John Weplar and Carl Erickson ex-
pect to go to Haley. n. d., this week.
Chas Broghammer shipped load
of excellent fat cattle yesterday morn
ing.
The regular correspondent did not
send in any items for last week s
paper, therefore they must have been
sent in by some "butinsky.
Mrs. Fred Tillotson of Canoe very
Hospitality entertained the ladies of
this vicinity last Thursday afternoon.
Robin Redbreast has put in his APP
pearance again.
Mrs. ]. Matter and daughter, Flor
ence, are visiting her parents in
Satire.
Sigvold Nesheim will work for jim
NARROW this summer.
Arthur Lomen OF DEBORAH is work.
ing for Anon Neshiem.
John, Malli is working for Ole Tol'
stad.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dinger enter
tanned a few families from here Sun
day.
Ole Johnson was "A visitor from Trou,
Run one evening last week
Several young folks from here at
tended the moving picture show at De
corah last Thursday evening.
Frank Broghammer concluded his
school duties at DEBORAH and returned
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Haas visited a
the G.. I. Pearson home last Sunday
Gross Bros. purchased fine span o
three-yea odd colts one day last week
Their color is beautiful gray and w
predict great future for this team.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-27
CA STALIA
From our regular correspondence

rGouu our uldT correspondent
March rs, 1907.
Miss Oman Tatro spent Sunday will
home folks
Mrs. Barney Fortcamp and children
of McGregor visited the past week
with Mrs. Will Cook.
W. C.Winn received dozen pair OF
squads with which TO start his SQUAD
ranch
w. X. Riggs and Lloyd were De.
corah visitors last Saturday
About ten from here took in the
A p. o. n. L. initiation at Postville
Saturday evening.
Melvin and Arthur Stee went to
West Union last week to be present at
the Highland Ericsson nuptials.
Ben Logsdon of Cresco spent Satur-
day as guest of Ed. Allen and family.
Mrs. Bush has bought the +. Perry
property east of Gown and will build a
new house on it this summer.
The Chester Horse Co. held bust
ness meeting last Saturday.
Mrs. Culver, Bessie Allen and Ida
Oxley took n trip to the sugar bush
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Highland came up from
West Union. Friday, for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Stee.
Mrs Roy Hunter left Friday for
MOnona for visit with home folks
H. w. Neverman was a PostviIle
business visitor last Saturday.
Drs Blessin and Flynn of Post
Vile have made frequent trips here
the past week.
Frank Parnell of Postville was in
town Monday looking up M. b. A.
business.
Louis Haefner left for home Satur-
day and does not expect to return.
Miss Nora Floody expects to be
back for duty April LIST, she having
gone through sick spell herself since
she left.
A letter received from Mrs. Kramer
at Council Bluffs says she is enjoying
her visit and will return the last of
April.
Will Albright was an Ossian visitor
Saturday
Thomas Kane left Monday for
Prairie du CHEN where he will take
a few baths
AT the election Monday, Helmuth
Meyer and II. @. Painton were elected
to succeed themself.
w. III. Haefner received large
shipment of crockery for his spring
trade
Monday evening while the west
bound accommodation train was pas
sing through the yards some part of
the engine broke loose and tore away
the guard rails and switch points,
pulling it in that shape to Ossian
before it was discovered.
The l.. A. 5. of the NJ. f. church
will hold food sale Saturday, March
Both at Haefner's store; sale common
ces at 10 O'Clock
Garamoni 5 orchestra has been en-.
gagged TO furnish music for the Easter
ball Thursday, April 4th, at Castalia
Let no one who enjoys good music
and good time STAY away.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-27
BAILEY SPRINGS.
From Our Regular Correspondent.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
March %. 1907.
o. Danielson has rented his farm tC
the Bruvold brothers for the follow
ing year.
Mrs. A. Myrrah has had a very severe
attack of pneumonia. A. II. LovoO:
who bought the Rotner farm, sold 81
acres of ii TO Lewis Blein and 40 acre,
to O. Svenson.
Miss Emma Nesheim closed hel
school near Ellis, March 18TH
Fred Olsen from North Dakota
visited in DEBORAH with his cousins
the Holkesviks, the middle OF this
month
Rev. Rasmussen from Mabel. Mimi
held a sermon in the Hauge church IN
Canoe Sunday, March 3 No candidate
has been accepted as minister for this
church vet.
The basket social and entertain
ment III the Bailey Springs school
house Was quite successful and a good
sum of money was taken in.
Kaspar Queal and Knut Iverson
were down at Rudy's Saturday eve
ming the 18th TO buy some seed corn.
There was dance at Bue Saturday
the 18th. On account of the muddy
weather not very many attended.
J. Arneson has rented his farm TO
Aaron PAIL for the next year.
Mrs. Florence Halsey and children
have moved TO Hesper.
L. l.. Fossum has sold his 40 acres
of timber in Canoe TO Mr.. Aabv.
The Bachelor Club will have a meet
ing Thursday evening the 2Sth. The
meeting is for the purpose of settling
up accounts aud for deciding upon a
banquet very soon