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MANY CANNES IN JAIL.

Fairheld.-The back yard" of the
city hall and fire station is occupied
these days by CANNES Of all varieties,
whose owners failed to purchase dog
licenses by last Thursday. Since that
day stray dogs on Fairfield streets
have become minus quantity, SO well
has the work been done. The dogs are
kept tied up day before they are kill
ed in order to give careless owners
chance to claim them.
The license of Pete an aged dog
whom nobody owns and everybody
knows, was paid a few days ago by a.
bunch of travelling men who feared
that their old friend would suffer soma
bad fate when the dog catcher made
his appearance pete" stays around
the lobby of the Leggett house, and
makes nearly every train with the
buses and express wagons. Every
travelling man who makes the town al
ways has friendly pat for the old dog
and the other evening when a bunch
Of them learned of the danger of CAP
ture they took up collection and paid
the license fee
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kEosAuoUA.

Keosauqua.-Mr. and Mrs. A. Math-
eson are visiting in Marion county,
Illinois,
Archie l. Madden left Wednesday for
Des Moines, where he will attend the
Drake university.
Henry BUGGY of Douds-Leando was
Keosauqua visitor this week.
Attorney P. E. Walker departed on
Wednesday for Beaver, City. Neb., on
business.
Mrs. Lon Smith left for Fairfield
Wednesday. where she will reside. Mr..
Smith left for that place Monday
! Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w. Eberhart are
spending few days at Eldon.
William Covitt OF Des Moines town
ship is in Ottumwa this week.
RS. Frank Madden returned We'd
ne ~ to her home at Fort Collins
Cal. after a visit with relatives in this
vicinity.
VIM. Moore. living west of towr
has been critically Ill for several days
with kidney trouble.
George Findley is in Kansas thrs
week on business.
Mrs. Joshua Johnson attended con-
ference in Des Moines this week.
Miss Clare Roberts has returned
from two weeks visit at Mason City
and Des Moines.
W. .. cosopil 1achsoii VI SHicdsO, III.
visitd at the T. c. Jackson home Tues
day and Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. " L. Wilson returned
to their home in Ottumwa Wednesday
Miss Bertha Ramsey was guest Of
Miss Mary DeHart Wednesday.
Ellsworth Berger of Keokuk is Wis
iting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Whitney left this
morning for Warren. Pa, to visit 9
sister of Mrs. Whitney's who is quite
sick.
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BoNAPARTE.

Bonaparte.-The Troubadors will
give concert here Saturday evesing
September %, at the Whitley opera
house, which will be followed by a
dance.
Rev. and Mrs: James WEIGH have re-
turned to their home in Natoma, Kan.
after an extended visit with relatives
here.
William Sedgwick of Eldon is the
guest of friends in this vicinity.
Oscar Derr of Lacon. ILL.,, arrived
Yesterday for short visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. d. Derr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Purcell left
Friday for Hansford. Texas. after q
visit at the william Noske home.
Van Norris Of Keokuk is spending
a few days here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. l. Cox and son, Rog.
er, went to Eekin Saturday for q
weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Carl Miller and Mrs. Catherine
Kavanaush were Eldon visitors Fri
day.
Charles Schneider Of Chicago Is
guest at the Henkle home.
Mrs. Mayme MeQuillnn OF Farming
ton was Bonaparte visitor yesterday
Rev. and Mrs. James Clark are the
guests of friends in Keokuk.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Morris have re-
turned from a visit in Moline, Ill.
Charles Kelly of st. Louis was
business visitor here today.
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WINCHESTER.

Winchester. Tho following persons
from this neighborhood attended the
Barker annual reunion last Friday.
The dinner was held at Linford Sher-
eds, about three miles south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Williams and
dan~hter, Ethel; Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il.
Syfert and daughter, Edith, and Miss
Florence Kelly were there during the
day and soma Of the young people went
for the evening.
Rev. Ward, formerly paetor at this
place visited one day last week with
the family Of w. p Meek.
j. w. Bean is painting the house
and barn for Ray Archibald; also
building a new kitchen and repairing
generally.
Those who are interested met at the
cemetery Wednesday afternoon to
clean up the grounds.
The Sunday school met Wednesday
evening to organize choir.
Abe Kelly moved Thursday to the
farm of Aaron Workman, where he will
work this winter.
John s. Barker of Bloomfield attend
ed the Barker reunion Friday and Wis
tied relatives here Saturday.
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soNAPARTE.

Bonaparte. r.. E. Meek has sold
his stock of dry goods and clothing
here to Clarence McCrary.
Mrs. J. M. Crandall of Lebanon,
Oregon, is visiting her brother Geo.
Brown and family
Taylor Bell OF Keokuk has been a
recent guest at the Ed Voightlander
home.
Mrs. Jennie De Hart Of st. Louis
has arrived for short visit with her
aunt Mrs. Jessie Davis.
A number of Modern Woodmen OF
this camp attended the picnic at
Hillsboro Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cummings
have gone to Coldwater, Kas., for a
visit with their son, Levi Cummings
and wife.
Mrs. A. V. Buck and daughter Fran
ces. are spending the week relatives
in Birmingham.
S. V. Sherman is in Winfield in the
interest. of the Woodmen Accident
association.
Grant Burnett and family are the
guests of relatives in Shelbina Mo.
DR.. Lawrence Mccartney of Column
bus, O.. who has recently been a
guest at the DR.. G. S. Percival home,
has returned.
| A ne wbriclp platform Is being
laid at the Rock Island station here
Clarence Lisle has gone to Oska
| loosa to attend school,
Acne Neiswanger, returned to
Warsaw. H., yesterday
! Miss Mary Snider and John Conner
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News of
Southern Iowa

- 4 .-s9t !. 2 -
Mike Reinert home in German town
sl2p. Fred is a dentist in Nebraska.
John Devine has gone back for an
ether years work at the State Uni
versity He is studying medicine.
Walt Snodgrass Of Delta was down
from his farm Tuesday
Daniel Devine Jr. is slowly recover
Ing from recent operation. He got
up a. little too quick and was set back
little.
Father Hauser Is disappointed in not
receiving the windows for the church.
They have been shipped for two weeks
or more-so the railroad company
claims.
Thomas Mullin is in Adair at his
daughters home
John Holzworth Of Harper was in
town Monday.
L. II. Smith Of Keota was in town
Monday
Frank Wallace of oskaloosa visited
at his home here Sunday.
Clerk Garrett was In Delta Sunday.
DR.. Watzek and family visited at
the Brown home last week Mrs. Wat
EEK is sister Of Mrs. Harry Brown.
here. He has been very successful
since moving to Davenport.
Mrs. Philip Palmer went to Cedar
Rapids last evening to visit with a
sister.
The paving is progressing more rap
idly now, as some men have been inn
ported who are used to the kind Of
startd on the south side of the
square and hustling in the filler or
foundation work. They expect to start
the brick laying the first of next week.
Rev Palmer married j. Clark War
noHk Of Keswick and Miss Ola Maude
LIBRARIAN Of What Cheer at the par
sonagc Wednesday afternoon, Sept. Is.
The bride is a daughter Of NJ. H. Nc
Tarlan, member Of the board of super
y.sors. Mr.. and Mrs. Warnock took
the train last evening for visit with
relatives in Colorado.
Calvin McCay Of Webster was In
town last Monday.
Work has been begun on the heat
| ing plant at the south ward school
| house. -
Peter Engeldinger is getting in his
room.
| ALI Barlow is having cement walks
placed along his property.
| q. w. Marlin Of Leadville, Colorado
was visiting in town Friday, on his way
from the reunion Of the 33rd, in Pella
to which regiment he belonged.
T., Mullin of North English was in
| town Friday visiting his father, Thos
Muliin.
John S. Smith was in Cedar Rapids
| Friday evening.
C. P. Weller, returned with 7. c.
| Wilson from Kansas, after looking
ever some land. He purchased sons
land while there.
!sorn, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrencs
SHE'S en-, a son.
BILLY" Mass has Joined Parker's
| g OF will Y,1pIy In Tho
orches ira and take light parts III th'
stage. Judd Lyons also Joined thu
/ show IN Fairfield, to travel with ,h.n
| this season
sTncn.as Mullin was in OFT INV. o,
| Saturday.
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BuroIars at Abba.

Albia.-Burglars entered the cloths
ing store Of Burdock- Smith last Sat-
urday night, but We're evidently
frightened away before they had COM.
pleted the work they had in mind. En-
trance was made through cellar way
and where two parties had stepped in
the mud and carried it up stairs with
them they left tracks directly TO the
safe. There We're all indications that
the, parties had intended blowing the
safe. The stock of goods was not
touched, and the firm claims nothing
was takerS. The same night burglars
entered the home of Ira Collins, where.
they secured two gold watches and a
sum Of money.
The Abba high4 school and Knox.
vile football teams had the first game
Of the season in Alhia yesterday and
the visitors took thet home boys into
camp with the score of t15 too.
II. w. Almack of MArose was IN
Abba Saturday He will have pubic.
sale October /, when he vguI dispose
of all his stock and latsfs move to
Charlton to reside.
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CHARLTON.

Chariton.-Mr. and Mrs. A. Mathe-
son of Keosauqua are visiting in Char
iton with Mrs. Mathesons cousin,
Mrs. il. Berry.
Fred Combs left yesterday for a
visit in Hendfngsford, Neb. with his
seriously ill with stomach trouble.
Mrs. D. A. Lynch went to Ottumwa
Yesterday to spend a few days with
her parents. ;
Mrs Kenworth- Of Creston and
Mrs. c. r. Skirvin Of Keokuk are WIS.,
ting in Charlton with their sister, Mrs.
T. c. Walker.
w. E. Love of San Francisco, Cali
fornia, who had been visiting in Char
iton and vicinity, returned home yes
terday.
Mrs. J. H Taylor Of Warren town
ship, went to Woodburn yesterday 70
spend week with her daughter, Mrs.
W. E. Allen
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Curtis and son,
Dwaine, Of Ottumwa, are visiting in
Charlton with relatives and friends
Mrs. Bessie Morrison of Lincoln,
Neb., returned home yesterday, after a
few days visit with her aunt, Mrs. w.
f. Drake
The Misses Celia and Laura Hess
went to Omaha yesterday to visit un-
til Monday with their sister, Mrs. Anna
moore.
Mrs. Ellis, wife of DR.. Ellis of Bata-
via. arrived yesterday for a visit with
her sister. Mrs. j. e. Butler.
Miss Maud Lyman went to ST. JOS
eph, Mo-, todav to spend a week with
Mrs. Fred Young, formerly of this
city.
Mrs. Charles Peppers of Center
Vile arrived yesterday for visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Harri-
soE.
Miss Bess Farley went to Lucas yes
terday to visit over Sunday with
rfiends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Morgan of Cam
bria are guests at the j. M. Shelton
homo.
The Charlton baseball team took an
other game from the Abba team today,
making four straight games which
they have won. two from Abba and
two from the Ottumwa Red Sox. The
score today stood 6 to 5. The batteries
were Berger and Metz for Charlton,
and Hobson and Hughes for Abba.
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= .>---e --'-' $50 It, hall game was
pulled off last Saturday afternoon.
lara luSru attended
Glenn Miller is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shank and Mrs. Buch-
anan visited Saturday with their ]
daughter and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Shank
Mrs. J. G. Crockett will return home
Saturday. after two weeks visit with
Mrs. I. D. Mowery.
Perry Owings will have a sale and
leave for Oklahoma to make his fu-
ture home
Nj. and Mrs Harry Fitzgerold OF
Kansas are here visiting Mr.. Fitzger-
elfs parents
Mrs. 1. D. Mowery and family. Mrs:
J. G.. Crockett, Miss Leona Speers and
Miss Alma Jay visited Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mentions near
Cliffland.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. White were in
F'loris shopping Wednesday.
A large crowd attended Frank Skin
ner's sale Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. Oscar Belknap We're
In Ottunnwa last Saturday.
A protracted meeting will be held "
the Fielder school next week.
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Jury in poke Case Disagreed.

Blomf1eld,--The jury in the case of Il.
D. Doke VS.. c. w. Bacon. which was
tried in Justice Ke1sey's court Tues
day, disagreed after being out from
Tuesday noon until Wednesday even
ing. Doke sued Bacon. who is pro-
prietor Of the Commercial hotel, for
s11.50, which he claimed was due him
for bus fare from Bacon's porter. who
had been riding back and forth to and
from the trains. Bacon entered coun-
ter claim for s25 for damages to his
business, from discrimination against
the Commercial by Doke and his en-
ployes. This claim was overruled.
The Epworth League held a recep-
ion at the home of Amos Steckel last
evening for the normal students. The
parlors and music room of the Steckel
home We're beautifully decorated with
fall flowers and afforded ample room
for the young people, about eighty
five in number, to move about freely
and enjoy a good social time. The
company was divided into three d.
visions, each participating in a little
contest prepared by the committee, the
winners in each being rewarded with a
beautiful bouquet. The orchestra fur
nished music for the occasion and the
committee provided light refreshments
of cake and lemon and orangeade.
Miss Garnet Taylor will leave about
the first of October for six months
study of music in Germany.
Mrs. E. 7. Matthews and little
daughter, Annette, returned today from
Colorado.
Ed Rodgers of Panhandle. Texas, ar
rived yesterday to Join Mrs. RodRers
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Saturday
ORMANvlLLE

Ormanville.-Those seriously Ill are
Mrs. Effie Shelton, the little Misses
Laura Helmick and Lola Ruth Over
turf.
Rev. w. e. Overturf has moved back
to Bloomfield. with his sister, Minerva.
as housekeeper.
Ralph Selman returned to Keokuk
Monday to the medical college. He will
graduate in June. This finishes his
four years course in that college. From
there he will go to the Rush Medical
college in Chicago.
Recent visitors at the T. ]. Randall
inn are Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Hendrix
Mr.. and Mrs. Ras Hull and daughter,
all Of Ottumwa
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler Davis and fam
lily have returned from Eldon. where
they spent few days with friends.
The Shadley brothers are threshins
in this vicinity this week.
The Misses McCants, Fuller, Allen
and Hull, teachers, went home to
spend Saturday and Sunday. The for
mer went to Bloomfield, the latter to
Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Young of Eldon
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler Davis and Miss
Vera Davis were recent visitors at
the Hog home.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Helmick and
babies We're Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Klingler
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eliza Tillotson and
son. Ralph. We're guests Sunday at the
E. H. Downing home.
Mr. and Mrs. frank Eberline were
Saturday afternoon callers at the poul-
try farm of Mrs. G. NJ Thomas.
Mrs. Marion Overturf is seriously IL
DR.. T. j. Gilman was called to attend
her.
Quite a number Of people from Or
manville attended the Davis county
fair last week.
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BLACK HAWK.

Blackhawk.-Rev. Al Shepherd VI
Bloomfield, preached at the Christian
church Saturday, Sunday and Sunday
night.
Mrs. Druzilla Robb, Mr.. Bert King
and Miss Stella Mower were recent
visitors at the w. K Robb home.
A number of young people from
this place attended the County fair
at Bloomfield last week.
Burl Hull and family spent Sunday
at the Miner Barnes home
7 Oliver Prever and family and M
Albright and wife visited Sunday at
the VIM Brown home.
H. J. Smith was a recent caller ut
this place.
School opened at Blackhawk Moa.
day with Miss Gertrude Ellis us
teacher.
Mrs Sarah Livingston I'd daughter
Mrs. Mertie German, we're recent
visitors at VIM. Browns.
Mrs. Ida Bean and daughter. Biz
die, made a bushes trip to Bunch
Saturday.
F. W. Bean went to FIT. Madison Fri.
day to visit relatives. His little daugh-
ter Florence accompanied him to
Floris. where she is visiting with her
grandmother.
Glen Robb and children and Mrs.
Edith Swain were Sunday visitors Mt
w. K. Robbs.
John McGraw of Bunch was q
Blackhawk business caller Sunday
evening,
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CHEQUEST.

Chequest. Many people from
here attended the Eldon fair day or
two last week
Messrs. L. P. Plowman. Levi Plow-
nan and w. H. Harryman were at
White Elm Tuesday looking after
some business affairs
Mr.. Beckley Of Milton was through
Chequest dav or two last week. buy
irg cattle for butchering
Channel Brothers of Birmingham
We're here last week buying butcher
stock.
Messrs. Dooley and Menold We're In
Cheauest on business last week.
Sanford Bowen and little daughter
Irene. of Ottu,nwa are visiting friends
in CheQuest this week.
Most of the rural schools have be-
gan for the fall terms.
A large crowd from here attended
the f,neral of John NJ. Mccullough al
Ieando Sunday afternoon.
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CHARLTON.

Chariton-Mrs e. Nolan returned
from a visit in Alton with her brother,
William West, and family.
Mrs T. Tramel of Lincoln township
went to Russell Saturday to spend a
few days with relatives.
Mrs. Elosia Leavitt Of Van Buren,
county, who had been spending a few
weeks with relatives in Charlton, re-
turned home Saturday. She was ac-
companied by her aunt, Mrs. Louisa
Clark.
Miss Jessie Crowley who is attend
ing Simpson college at Indianola, spent
Sunday at her home in this city.
Mrs. J. c. Flat and little son re-
turned Saturday from ten days visit
with relatives in Shannon City.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Tansey mourn
the death Of their little son. Lloyd
Clifford, who passed away Friday
evening. after an illness Of only a few
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cHlLLlcoTHE.

Chillicothe Mrs. J. B. Kitterman
and son, Roscoe, spent Sunday with
relatives at Eddyville.
Mrs. John Kinegar left Wednesday
for Osceola to see her new grandson
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nash Of near
kirkville spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs. A. E. Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rambo of
Douds- Leando We're over Sunday Wis
ftors with relatives here
DR.. Jesse Waddsll of Vinegar, Mo-.
returned home Thursday, after short
visit with his mother, Mrs. B. A. Wad-
dell.
Frank Hull of Stockport is here Wis
iting relatives
iDes Moines. where he will enter Drake
university
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PAckwooD.

Packwood.-Mrs. James Cowen is
seriously i'll. with little hopes of re-
covery.
Mr.. Satterlle of washington. D. g.
is the guest Of relatives here.
Mrs c. D. Chandler was taken SICK
yesterday with typhoid fever.
Several very handsome monuments
are being erected in Packwood ceme-
terry.
among the hogs in this locality. P. T.
Mitchell lost all but six out of drove
Of 1870.
Mrs. Maude Johnston Ambrose OF
Denver. Colorado. is the guest of her
sister Mrs. w B. Gobble.
Mrs. Virgil Mowery, after an ex-
tended visit with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. T. w. Gobble. has returned tc
her home in South Dakota.
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ELDON.

Eldon.-Mr. and Mrs. William Ram
ey of Indianola returned home today
after a few days visit with their son.
A. r. Ramey, on East Walnut street.
Mrs Roy Franklin is visiting her
sister, Mrs. B. A. Kitterman of Ottum-
wa.
Bessie Walton of Little Rock leaves
today after a short visit with Eldon
friends.
Mrs. ]. S. Barley and daughter,
Catherine are over Sunday visitors
with Oskaloosa relatives.
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weeks with stomach and brain trouble,
Funeral services. conducted by Rey,A
N. Evans, of the Methodist Episcopat
church, We're held at the home yes
terday afternoon at 1880 o'clock, after
which interment took place in the
cemetery at Russell. The little one
was only two, years old, but was
bright, affectionate child. The sor-
rowing parents have the sympathy OF
many friends.
Mrs. A. C. Rebel returned Saturday
from weeks visit with relatives at
Carman. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Stroud left Sat
urday for a visit with relatives in Sa-
line, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wells of Beth
any, Mo-, returned home Saturday.
after weeks visit with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clark Noble.
Mrs. Maud Cloe returned Saturday
evening from a visit with relatives in
Maryville.
Mrs. s. E. Humiston Of WOODBURY.
returned home Saturday evening, after
a two weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. James McEndree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Plows visited
over Sunday with relatives In Lucas.
Miss Margaret Vail Of Superior, Wis.,
visited over Sunday in Charlton,
guest at the home Of her cousin, P. E
Vail.
Mrs. H. L. Guyer and daughter, Alba,
OF Polo. ILL.,. arrived Saturday evening
for few days visit with Miss Anna
Gibbs.
Harry, Lola and Hazel Bell went tc
Ottumwa Saturday evening to spend q
few days with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wright visited
over Sunday with relatives in Abba.
Howard Gittinger departed Satur-
day night for Iowa City, where hs
will resume his studies at the Iowa
State university.
sEre NJ S-wen and daughter Ele-
amor, are visiting in Deweese Neb.,
with the formers son, DR.. Harper
Cowan.
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HoPEwELL

Hopewell.-A large crowd from this
community attended the fair at Bloom
field last Saturday.
Abraham Overturf and wife We're
callers at Blakesburg last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Emmett Walker spent
Sunday at the home of c. P. Wheeler
John Johnston and family spen,
Sunday at the home of B. f. Black.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Worrell spent
Sunday at the parental Walker home
Mrs. Julia Johnston departed last
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FRIDAY for Illinois, where she will
make a two weeks visit with friends
and relatives.
Abb Walker spent Saturday night
and Sunday with his brother near
Union Chapel.
Rev. Alva Huff preached at Hope
well last Tuesday evening.
Gilbert Simmons was on the streets
here recently.
Frank Sample and family spent
Sunday at the home of Newton Sim
ons
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of Kahoka, Mo-, are visiting Miss
Grace Cummings.
A. L. Sandberg has returned from
a visit with friends in Stockholm,
Sweden.
Miss Nettie Israel is the guest Of
friends In Pennington this week
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Van Buren, Teachers Meet Oct. 10.

Bonaparte.-A meeting of the Var
Buren, county teachers will be held IL
Bonaparte Saturday, October 10.
Tia Sunshine society was very