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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-23
BlDwELL

Bidwell: Mrs. Lottie williams and
children Burk aud Lula Williams
visited Sunday at the Frank Bell
home at Keb.
George Biddo was Milwaukee pas.
senger for Ottumwa Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. selmon Lewis were
guests at the David Grooms home
near Chillicothe Sunday.
Noyes Garfield and family are fast
recovering from the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett johnson were
royalty entertained at the w. P. Van
Fossan home In High Point Sunday
Thomas Kerr, Mrs. H. T. LAthrop
and the Misses Clara Lathrop and
Allie Kerr, were Ottumwa visitors
Saturday.
Elmer Rose and family of Pleasant
Home were Sunday visitors at the
Henry Oswald home.
Mrs. Nancy Essingler of Abba visit
ed last week at the Levi Gates home
Miss Bessie Fisk visited q few days
las week with her friend Miss Effie
Willard Of Dahlonoga.
Lee Cloyd and family and selmon
Jones and family of near Blakesbure
visited Sunday at the Scott John
ton home
Mr.. and Mrs. James Knox of High
Point were guests at the Abner
Beagle home Sunday.
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The Hall Funeral.

Munterville:- The remains of the
late Nels Hall Of Blakesburg arrived
here Sunday afternoon at / O'Clock
and were inferred in the Munteryille
cemetery. Until Of late years Mr..
Hall was a resident in this vicinity,
Of which the bereaved family have
the sincere sympathy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swanson gave
dinner Sunday to large number
Of friends in honor of their daughters,
Mrs. Luiner of Minnesota and Mrs
Peterson OF Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Nelson and
daughter Miss Huida of Amador
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Gust
Burgeson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Pierson of
Plano and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pier,
son, of Stanton visited at the Andrew
Piegson home south Of here Sunday.
Alexander Anderson and daughter
Miss Pauline. and son All were Sun
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NORMAN MCCLURE, WHOSE MOTH.
Err RESIDES IN orTuMwA,
FACES ILLINOIS GRAND JURY
ATTACKED CHILREN {
Chief Gallagher Receives Letter From
Knox County sherlff Asking for In
formatlon--Youne Man Not Known
Here-AImeda Boyd Is Discharged.

! Norman Mcclure, a young man
whose mother is a resident of Ottum-
wa, Is in jail in Galesburg, Ill, facing
serious charges. The following letter
from r. q. Mathews OF Galesburg,
sheriff Of Knox county. to Chief of Po-
| lice Gallagher Is self explanatory:
I'VE have q young man in Jail here
"a years Of age, by the name of Nor
man Mcclure, who claims to have a
mother living in your city. He has
been firing for some time on the Bur
lington road out Of here. He is charg-
ed with two brutal assaults on 6-year-
old children and has made complete
statements Of all the facts
HE is held under $4,000 bonds to
await the action Of the grand jury.
We would be glad to know anything Of
his past history connections, and II
he has been In any trouble there"
McClure's name does not appear on
the local police record.
AImeda is Dismissed.
Almeda Boyd, colored. who was ar
raigned yesterday morning before Po-
lice Judge Kirby charged with the
theft of purse from the person Of J..
S. Case Of Chicago, was discharged yes
terday evening when the case was
tried. The case was dismissed upon
motion Of Assistant County Attorney
e. r. Mitchell.
William Hassen, drunk, got three
days this morning and Grub Sherrod,
charged with the same offense. got ten
days. James Matthews, j. S. Slater
end Thomas Murphy. drunks, and S.
B. Schartt, vag, were released.
The case against Gus and Dave How
ard, charged with assault and battery,
which was to have been tried this
morning, was continued until this aft
ernoon.
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Section Man Badly injured.

seymour.@As the section hands on
the Milwaukee road were starting to
work yesterday, one Of their number,
Bernard Beck. fell from the hand car,
and was run over. He was doubled
up under the car in such a manner as
to seriously injure his spine and the
bope Of his left leg was crushed and
broken in two places. It is impossible
to determine at present whether his
injuries Will prove fatal or not.
Madge O'Neil Of Trenton is visiting
her mother. Mrs. ]. c. varney
Mrs. q. c. tWiokham Is visiting her
daughter, Hazel and friends in Cedar
Rapids.
Howard wicif,am Is visiting at the
home Of John Risinger in Fort Madi-
| son.
H. H. Shepherd made a business tsip
to Otturnwa Thursday.
T. J. Miller Of Sewal was business
visitor here Friday and Saturday.
Gh" Nicholson and family returned
at Walnut City.
Claud Benson of Newtown,. Mo-. at
tended the commencement exercises
| here Friday evening.
On Thursday evening the seventh
and eighth grades Of the Seymour
school gave the operatta, Snow White
and Seven Dwarfs,' at the Lowry op-
Frank Greer Is walking on crutches
In consequences Of having had his LET,
| foot caught under fall of coal In the
Big Jim mine last Thursday
The family Of John Brooks arrived
from Goodland, Kansas. Friday and
| expect to make Seymour their future
home.
| Mrs. Elmore and daughter, Maude
Of Corydon, and Mrs. Harley Condra
1 were entertained at dinner by Mrs
Samuel Bonner Tuesday.
George Shaw. who moved his family
to Spokane, Washington. this spring
is back for q week or Cen days.
The commencement exercises of this
i Seymour high school we've held Al
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=. = { 2a j.
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. WIN.
Sharp, IN Brazil.
William Mckinley IL visiting with
place.
The Epworth League viii give a
lawn social on the church lawn We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. Lodwick Of ottun-
wa We're calling on relatives here on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Calvert LETT sat
urday for a months trip through the
west.
Mr.. Bedinger, who has been an I'M
valid for the past two years, died Sat-
urdsy and was buried Sunday. The fl1-
neral services were conducted at thu
U. B. church by the Rev. Miss Mem
ton.
Mrs. Barrett Is quite Ill at her homo
in the east part Of town.
The band concerts have been changs
ed from Wednesday to Saturday
nights.
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PEOPLES PULPIT.
Editor Of the Courier:

| Editor Of the Courier:
A recent issue Of your valued
paper mentions the Incorporate and
vituperative attack upon Mrs. Eddy
and Christian Science In Mr.. Sundays
sermon Monday night, May Is.
He refers to Mrs Eddy IN extremely
undignified and unchTistian language.
He should remember that even though
Mrs. Eddy's ideas are not acceptable
to him, yet she is an aged lady and
held in highest respect and esteem
by hundreds Of thousands of Chris.
tian people, and such should be safe
from abusive and epithetical denun-
citation
If Mr.. Sunday is correctly quoted,
he has deliberately misstated Chris
tian Science, perverted it's meaning
and ridtculed its efforts to redeem
humanity.
AS religion Christian Science Is
adhered to by about one million PEG.
pie. 1t has more than one thousand
established churches whose mission 81
the redemption Of humanity from sick
ness and sin. It Is therefore entitled
to and should receive respectful con-
sideration from all who profess Chris
tianity.
Notwithstanding the opinion Of Rev.
Sunday as to the nature and charac.
ter of Christian Science in its practi-
cal workings the fact remains that
Christian Scientists as class COM
mand the respect and esteem of all
those who know them personally. 1t
is therefore entirely inexcusable
that, they and their religious belief
should be suggested to an abusive
trade from one calling himself a min.
lister Of the gospel. Speaking Of the
"mountebank" brand of religion a
recent paper said:
What the intelligent students Of
human life and action can discover
worthy of commentator In the clown.
ish conduct of such evangelical shout.
ers is beyond ordinary comprehen-
sion.-Every self-respecting exponent
of the religion Of Jesus Christ feels
Inundated by these unnatural exhi.
lions in the pulpit and ever believer
In the story of the glorious life Of the
meek and lowly Nazarene should how
his head In shame before such a
perversion Of the high calling of
priesthood
Further comment is perhaps unnec.
essary.
Respectfully,
John D. Kendall,
Des Moines, lowe.
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Mystic Schools Clos. NAV 81

Mystic. city schools will close
May 81. Preparations are being made
for closing exercises. The eighth
grade will hold their graduation exer-
cises on Friday evening and the high
school on Wednesday evening in a tent
which has been secured for the occa-
sion.
Miss Edith Durhinger of Bloomfield
has been elected to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Miss Lin
ME Coen In the schools.
Emmett Hayden, who Is horse trainer
for Richardson and Harris, was se-
verely injured Monday by being thrown
from horse.
Mrs. Virgil Thayer and little son
have gone to visit Mrs. Thayer's par
ents in Illinois.
Mrs. Melissa Hamilton, who has been
spending the winter in Kewanee. H.,
with her daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Berry,
returned to Mystic last week.
Grant Lee visited In Centeryille on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haney spent
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about twenty-four, were in the yester-
day to have their picture taken.
Pratt's Animal Regulator at Sar-
gents.
Clifford Thoma was the guest of
friends In. Ottumwa yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Duval spent Sun
day with friends In Ottumwa. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Copeland were the
guests Of friends In Ottumwa yester-
day afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. 3. 3. Kreiner and children re-
turned to their home In Ottumwa last
night after q pleasant visit here with
relatives. The Fairfield Journal.
From Wednesdays Daily
Mrs. w. X. Marsh of Batavia was in
the city yesterday on business
Sargent's prices are right and his
goods are the best in quality.
w. ]. Donelan was in Abba yesterday
on business.
John Aleln was in Abba yesterday
on business.
Meet your friends at sargent's.
W. s. Campbell Of Batavia was in
the city yesterday on business.
]. w. Hamersley left this afternoon
for Abba on business.
Our Oxford trade is increasing. We
fit old and HpunR In all sizes. Watch
LIB. Church Shoe Co. South Side.
DR.. e. r. Lowry was in Eldon to-
day on professional business.
Joseph Parrett Of Batavia was q
business visitor in the city today.
DR., D. T. Rambo OF Chilltcothe- was
In the city today on business.
Mrs. w. s. stinson OF 3o7 May street
left this afternoon for Mt. Union to
visit with her relatives for few days.
Telephone your drug orders to Sar-
gents,
DR.. s. Herford OF Douds-Leando was
in the city yesterday on professional
business.
E. Carey and Miss Ellen Forest Of
Agency, were in the city yesterday on
business.
Mrs. w. A. Lewis of Batavia return
ed nome this morning after a short
visit with relatives in this city
w. w. Dyer returned home last
evening from a business trip to Keo-
sauqua.
Mrs. G. H. Guthrie of Kirkville,
who has been patient at the Ottum-
wa hospital Is slowly improving. She
is now with her sister. Mrs. M. J.
Cook residing on East Park avenue.
zenolaum 25c. SOC. soc and s1.5o-
Sargent's.
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Continued Success and Remarkable,
Cures by Dr.. Keith & Co, the Elk
pert Specialists of the State.

DR.. Keith & Co. continue their grand
work and are doing much good for the
afflicted public and have made for
themselves reputation and place of
prominence in the homes of the
chronic sufferer. and in the face Of all
the jealousy, prejudice and vicious at
tempts to belitt1e their skill, have
gone on in their work and proven
beyond a doubt their ability.
Hardly a day passes but what some
afflicted person calls and repeats the
old story that many had advised him
or her not to treat with Dr. Keith &
Co., giving as their reason that they
were advertising physicians and nere
only short time, and the home physi-
clans should be patronized This is all
very good, If true, but DR.. Keith &
Co. are permanently located in Ottum-
wa and the mere fact that they adver-
tise does not take away their ability
to cure you. This is an age of ad-
vancement and advertising is an ac-
cepted method Of reaching the public
and there is no more reason why
physician should not tell his ability
through the newspapers than for the
merchant to tell you the goods he has
for sale.
DR.. Keith & Co. are not bound down
by the petty idea that to advertise
Is to belittle their professional stand
ing. but leave it to the public to de-
eide for themselves as to their ability
and cures. Over 200 citizens are un.
der their treatment and can tell you
the results themselves.
If you are sick or need any speciality
treatment, you should not allow your
self to be influenced in any way, but
use your cwn pleasure and treat with
the physician whom you believe can
cure your case.
Dr. Keith, who is personally in the
Ottumwa Office will tell you after an
examination if you can be cured, and
will, if you call this week, charge you
nothing for mis- examination.
LADIES
Do not be operated on for your trou-
bles. Come to DIR. Keith, as many
others have done, after being told that
nothing but an operation would cure
them, and get we'll
DISEASES OF MEN TREATED
BY the latest methods and cures made.
MEN, COME TO US. 1t Is not neces-
sary 10 give long list of your trou-
bles Consult us. We can treat you
successfully.
All chronic, special and private dis.
eases treated successfully.
Men women and children, if sick
and afflicted. call on DR.. Keith for ex-
animation free all this week.
Special notice to out-of-town people:
Write for home treatment; success in
all cases accepted. Address
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day evening, after a few days visit


day evening, after few days visi,
with relatives near here.
Beatrice Venator returned to CT
tumwa evening. after spending Satur-
day and Sunday at home.
L. ]. Newuuist returned home today
after short business visit In Ottum-
wa.
Miss Fay Stevens, who has been sick
Is again up and around.
Carl Winplade and Peter Gram at
tended services at Munterville Sun
day.
Miss Maude and Orie Stevens were
Ottumwa visitors Sunday evening and
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burgason Of
kChillicothe, Mo-, are visiting at the
Fparental Burgason home here.
Selma Honson came home Saturday
for a few days visit with her par
ents.
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day guests at the home OF Mr.. and

day guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Aug. Huffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Baldwell,
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Gustason and
Miss Hannah Pierson were afternoon
caller at the W. r. Smith home Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. q. F. Akerson and A.
Akerson and son Rubin of Ottumwa
were visitors with Mrs. Akerson's par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Erland Allen Sat
urday and Sunday.
Rev and Mrs e. 7. Linden and
daughters, Mabel and Gertie departed
for Ottumwa Sunday evening where
Rev. LINDEN assisted Rev Gunberg
In conducting services Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Peterson spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John Bur
geson near Dudley
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Peterson, Miss
Ruth Peterson, Harry and Martin
Peterson of Ottumwa attended SER
vices here Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Chisman Of Blakes-
burg visited with Miss Hannah Pier
son Thursday and Friday.
Miss Thresa Hasselrooth of Ottum.
wa is visiting with her parents here
this week
Mrs. Will Aubery and sou WILDER
and daughter Francis were Blekes.
burg callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Burnsted spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Carl
son.
Miss Mabel Anderson spent Sunday
with relatives In Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Anderson Of
Hynes spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Anderson.
An ice cream social will be given
at Munterville Thursday afternoon
and evening. May 80. by L. Y. P. 8.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend.
Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, May 22-Butter-Steady
unchanged.
Eggs-Firm; unchanged.
Peoria Produce Market.
Peoria, May 22.-Corn-No. 8, 5sN.
st. Louis Produce Market.
st. Louis, May -Wheat-July,
ssM@ssA.
Corn-5sA @5sss.
Oats-445s@44A
Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago May 22-Poultry-Alive-
Firm. Spring chickens, 80; fowls. IL;
turkeys, H. Dressed-Steady. Broil-
ers. $685.; turkeys, 1904; fowls, il
@14A.
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LOCAL NEWS TIE MS

From Tuesdays Daily
". W. Dyer left yesterday afternoon
for Keosauqua on business.
Zenoleum Sprays at Sargents
Mrs. w. X. Marsh Of Batavia was
in the city yesterday on business.
S. G. ellis Of Batavia was in the
city yesterday on business.
Born, last evening, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Larson, residing on North Mar
ket street, a son.
Lees Lice Killer ut Sargent's.
w. S. Campbell and Joseph Parrett
Of Batavia were in the city yesterday
on business.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Davies
f416 South Benton street, last Satur'
day, son.
Mrs.. @. R. Cook Of Dudley returned
home yesterday afternoon after short
visit with relatives IN this city.
Rev. ]. Haefner pastor Of the Ger
man Lutheran church was in Abba
on business Monday.
w. Walker of Keosauqua has return
ed home after short visit with friends
In the city.
Lees Poultry Food at Sargent's
]. s. Chandler Of Hotel Leader left
for Centerville on business trip yes.
terday.
Frank Baird Of 213 South Willard
street is the guest Of his brother,
Walter Baird Of Belknap.
q. A. Walker of Moulton is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Campbell Of
ITO South Moore street.
spohns Distemper Cure. sargent's.
Mrs. L. Clark Of Abba is the guest
Of her niece, Mrs. w. T. Everetts OF
1872 North Ward street.
Mrs. L. ]. Henness, living south Of
the city, returned last evening from
Kenosha, Wis.
international Foods at Sargent's.
Rev. George Monkman and Rev.
Jesse Monkman Of Exline are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Wormhoudt Of
212 South Willard street
Rev T. D. Linden. pastor o fthe
Swedish Lutheran church of Munter.
vile with his confirmation class If
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lowry's opera house on Friday even.
ing, May II, the program consisting Of
Tennysen's play, 'The Princess Gv-
eDy seat in the house was taken and
the performance was we'll received.
After the play the diplomas were pre-
sentel by Mayor Harris and the O. A..
Cover scholarship medal was awarded
70 Gertie Moore and presented by Rev
A. E. Clemens Of the Baptist church.
The triangular field meet held at
Gordon Saturday between the boys OF
the Corydon, Seymour and Russell
high schools. was attended by large
delegation from Seymour, every avail
able team and conveyance being taken.
Corydon took first place. winning II
~ points Seymour had twelve. men
entered, while Corydon had eighteen.
Edgar Dyball tSeymourD took first
place in the 100 yard dash, 220 yard
dash, low hurdle race and pole vault,
and second place in the broad jump.
Alex Richardson took first place il
the hammer throw, Kenneth Johnson
took first place 10 the high jump, and
Wayne Wilson came second in thu
mile run
Dr.. Mccoy of Corydon was here
again Monday Investigating Leroy
Wares physical condition and again
decided that he was not able to be
moved.
Mrs. T. ]. Clemens of ottumwa ia
visiting her sister, Mrs. Herbert Webb.
John Hagethorn and family have
moved to Numa
DR.. J. F. Neagers is repairing and
improving Nhis residence on Main street,
which he recently purchased and Will
move into the same,
Elizabeth G. Pease Of waverly, o.,
Is visiting with her brother. J. g. Civ
ems.
Fay Fulton Of Fairfield is visiting at
the home Of William Manning.
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AGED WOMAN
NOT INSANE
LAvINlA MoUIsTloN, CALLED
CRAZY BY SON, FOUND TO BE
MENTALLY STRONG

From Wednesdays Daily
Mrs. Lavinia McQuistion, the aged
woman, who at the complaint Of her
son, A. A. Sherman, with whom she
lives, was brought before the board
Of commissioners for the insane this
afternoon, was found to be mentally
strong and insane.
Mrs. McQutstion was brought to the
court house in a carriage from Sher-
mans home one mile west Of the city
limits. She is SO years old.
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DUDLEY.

Dudley.-An unusually large crowd
went to Ottumwa from here Sunday
evening.
Ezra Stevens made trip to Avery
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peterson visit.
ed at the home of John Burgason
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Townson of
ottumWa returned to their home suns
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DIR. Keith & Co.

115 South Market Street, ottumwa,
iowa. First National Bank Building.
Office hours, 9 to II a. M; to 5 p.
m. Special hours for ladies, 2 to 4 p.
M. Evenings, to s p. m. Sundays,
9 a. IN. to p. m.
CONSULTATION FRkE.
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These Prices
For Ten Days Only
Without any excuse whatever of any

kind
$3.50 extra large first quality
Hammock, at ................ 81 95
CSC grade in Ladies' Rubbers. 49,. ACC
$3.50 value in Ladies' Oxfords.. 1.25
76c set Of Knives and Forks 800. 45c
$1.00 Mems fine Dress Shirts. -. SOC
Little Boys 35c Overalls, you can
buy here .......... Csc
Soc Ladies' up-to-date Hand Bag 35c
Ladies 75c quality In Hand Bags. .48c
$1.25 Mems Pants, sure to please
you -. CSC
Best 25c Hohner Harp .......... 1870
Regular 75c steel enameled Pre-
serve Kettle -. ........... Soc
Mems or Boys Summer Hats, 19c,
16c. 10c and Observation-Disclosures. 4c
Extra fine $1.25 Water Set at -. CSC
Best quality in Mems $3.50 fine
Dress Shoes ................. 2.9S
Regular $500 value in Mems fine
Dress Shoes .................. 2.50
Mems $1.75 plain every day Shoes
Ii
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chieauo Produce M.rkst.

Z
Chicago. May 22.-Wheat-No. 8 red
$1.oo@1.ol; No. red. s7@ss; No. !
hard, 9S@S1.00: No. s hard, s$09s;
May, 800; July, opened, $L02@102h;
highest, *Ios; lowest. sl.o1; closing
s1.01%.
cornr-No. 3, b4,s; No. 8 white. s4x,
OBS; May. 55M;: July opened $40
641a; highest, 54M; lowest, b8M @5sN,
closing 540B4h.
Oats-No. 2. ls1s; No. 2 white, 57x
No. white, ss96T; May. P7N, July
opened, t7N@4sss; highest, 6eKf
lowest. q; closing. 47A.
Pork-MaY $16.45; July, $685.
Lard May. 1919; July, 1922.
HihsTlMay, $3.50; July, $s.s7gs.00
Rye-Cash, IS.
Harley 75@81. 81
Timothy, clover and fiax not quotei.
Miss Eva Shaw, district auperintend.
ent of the Women's Home Finding as
sociatiop, left this morning for bur
hngton on business.
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Tri- Weekly Courier.

CHANGING ADDRESSES.
Subscribers wishing their address
changed will please give the name Of
the Postoff1ce to which the paper ha,s
been sent as well as the Postod1ce
where they desire 1t to be changed to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-21
THE SALT LAKE HERALD: THURSDAY NOVEMBER 21 1907
OVERINDUL GENCE In WALKING AND
TALKING LANDS IVES In ASYLUM

seph insisted on proclaiming in the
forum at Bingham Junction that his
wife was untrue to him. when, indeed,
the whole colony knew that the honor
of Mrs. Ives was unimpeachable.
Joseph Ives wife is Maggie Ives. She
testified that her husband was con-
stantly accusing her unjustly among
the people there. John Christi and
Anto Polcic corroborated Mrs. Ives ev-
idence. Furthermore, Mrs. Ives said
when her husband came home after one
of his correct limitations of Weston, he
ate up everything in the house.
There was plenty of testimony to bear
out the statement that Joe Ives. he
just walked his head off," Anto Polcic
put it tersely, when he said: when
he would first start out, he would run
like a horse, but when he ended up
after many trips he would crawl like
a snail"
Charles Radovich of Murray was
committed to the hospital. For some
time he has been under the impression
that he has been robbed of a $500 check,
$40 gold piece, $40 gold piece and a
50 gold piece, which he claims he hid
in the sagebrush north of Murray.
This hallucination has not been IA
vorably received by the persons whom
he has accused of the crime, and as a
result he will stay in Provo until ne is
cured