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err and brothers and sisters, Mrs Char
lotte Williams, Burk Williams, Elmer
Williams, Frances Williams and Lula
Williams. The pail bearers were the
Misses Beulah Chisman, Mollie Oden-
baugh, Eunice Chisnan, Halle Fiske,
Romola Chisman and Mabel Chisman.
We're guests at the Rolla Lewis home
Sunday.
Mrs. William Taylor is i'll from heart
trouble.
George Klingemeier and sister, Miss
Lucy Klingemeier Of South Ottumwa,
visited Sunday at the home OF Everett
Johnston.
Mrs. George Dorothy and Mrs. Mag
gle Thompson of Blakesburg are WIS.,
Eiting relatives here.
Miss Cora Chtfds, Miss Nellie Bates
man and M. F. Chisman Of South OF
tumwa visited relatives and friends
here Sunday
G. Fl. Johnston Of South ottumwa
is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Newell and
Howard Apley Of near Kirkyille; Luz
ther Olney. Mrs. Lula Nye, Frank
Chisman. Frank Garfield, Anna Can
| field and Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Garfield
of Dudley; Samuel Bowen and family
George Johnston and family, Mrs. Car
aline Johnston, Curtis Johnston, Lone
Johnston, B. F. Grooms and family
Mr.. and Mrs. David Grooms and Jos.
eph Layne Of Chillicothe, and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Garfield Of South Ottumwt
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Lewis a.
this place Sunday.
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FARMlNGTON.

Farlnington.-John Hassman Of
Davenport is the guest of relatives
here
Mr.. j. c., Rambo and little niece
Maude Miller. left for their home in
Peoria. ILL.,, Tuesday, after two weeks
visit with relatives here.
Miss Stella Wright of Bonaparte
visited Tuesday with Miss Inez Boice,
Mrs. George French and children Of
Aurora, H., are visiting at the home Of
Mrs. lrrench's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Corwir.
h Miss Maude Hendricks Of Bentons-
port Is the guest of Misses Eva and
Blanche Kelley.
Miss Lolita Perry returned Saturday
from Napoleon, Ohio, where she has
been teaching school for the past year.
George Burrier of Lyons is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Mary Burrier.
Miss Dorothy Hartrick was hostess
to the Kensington club Tuesday even
ing.
There Will be an Epworth League
social Saturday evening at Anderson
park.
The official vi gram of the third an
nual cha,tnl qua at this place Is now
ready for distrirution and the program
Is an exceptionally strong one. The
assembly will convene August and
last ten days.
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CHARLTON.

Chariton.-Dr and Mrs. j. A. Nc
Klveen returned home last evening
from trip to Des Moines.
Nick Lutz is spending the week In
Council Bluffs as a delegate to the state
convention Of the Eagles lodge.
Eohert wayniclt is enjoying a weeks
vacation from his duties in one of the
local stores.
Miss Pauline Schneider has return
&c from a weeks visit in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Prevo of Lu-
oas were business callers in the city
Wednesday.
Miss Rena Logan of Russell was in
the city Wednesday.
Howard Lewis and daughter of Beth
ilahanl were in the city Wednesday.
G. G. Colgrove Of Agency was trans
acting business in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Terrill of Lucas
were in the city Wednesday.
Miss Roberta Phillips of Creston,
arrived Wednesday for visit with
re latives here.
Mrs. Homer Cresap has returned
from a visit in Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Cloud will move
to Centerville in the near future.
Mont Norman went to Burlinton last
evening, where he Will be in the Bur-
$linktcn ticket office.
Charlie Bright of Leon has arrived
for few days visit with his grand
parents Mr. and Mrs. James Boylend
I Mrs. Cass Twinham of Kankakee
ILL.,, arrived Wednesday for a visit with
Mir. and Mrs., James Twinham.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Layton Of Cam
kria visited Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. oliver Hawkins.
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siaourney Paving Streets.

COMMISSIONING is paving the
streets. The workmen began the Job
at 9 O'Clock Monday afternoon with
force of twenty men, and the work will
be pushed to completion. Beginning
next week they will work force 0,
seventy-f1ve men. 1t Is thought that
1t will take about sixty days to finish
the job.
C. w. Lawn and wife Of White Pig
con were Sigourney callers Tuesday.
G. e. Rubins of Webster was in town
Monday.
q. e. Rubins of Webster was in town
Monday.
Mabel Atwood is spending this week
with relatives at Waterloo
Clerk Garrett has issued marriage
licenses to Ernest Metcalf, 81, and
Florence Dalton, 10; Roy Moore, "a.
and Fannie Kerr, 90; F. 8. Murphy, 40,
and Mrs. Mary Murphy. 81 w. H.
Lotspeich %, and Bel Sanchez, 20:
Joseph James. 49, and Bessie L, Dan
ner, IS.
Guy Smith has been admitted to the
Iowa bar and has located In Hedrick.
Frank Bartz of this place was mar
ried yesterday in Lincoln, Neb.. to an
Cskaloosa girl.
Mrs. N. M. Rogers of Cedar Rapids
returned home this morning, after a
few days visit with relatives and
friends
Mrs. J. W. Croneweth went to Lone
Tree this morning for visit at the
parental home.
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family Saturday and Sunday and re-
turned home Sunday evening.
Ethel Miller spent Sunday with her
friend, Halle Conner.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith visited
at the parental home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Conner Sunday
Miss Goldia Trent of Ottumwa is
visiting relatives and friends in Alb
ingdon this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Ruggles and sons
Of near Richland visited with Mr.. and
Mrs A. T. Downey Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Conner visited
Sunday with DR.. and Mrs. King.
Rev. Carl Smith of Athon will MI
the pulpit at the Christian church here
Sunday morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. c, Smith spent sun
day at the home of Charles Dorothy
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gill spent sun
day with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Webb.
A few young people gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gobble
Saturday evening in honor of Miss
Goldie Trent.
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PLEASANT HOME.

Pleasant Home.-Several people
from here attended the funeral of Mrs.
Selman Lewis of Christiansburg, WHO
died on the night of July 4, the cause
of death being peritonitis.
.Ottumwa were here Sunday after
noon.
G. w. Comvell has returned home
from summer school in Ottumwa on
account of illness
Rev. Randolph Is rapidly recovering
from the stroke of paralysis he suf-
fered some weeks ago.
Dale Truitt of Hazel Dell will help
Walter Schoech In harvest.
Ralph Bachman and family spent
Sunday at the Rose home.
Messrs. Ross Bachman and Moses
Alternately of Blakesburg were in this
vicinity Sunday.
Fred Ross spent Sunday afternoon
at the Forsythe home at High Point.
Spencer Willard made a trip to
Blakesburg Sunday evening.
Casper Schwartz visited at the Mike
Schwartz home Sunday.
A patriotic Endeavor service led by
R. N Randolph was held by the Pleas.
ant Home Endeavorers Sunday even.
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Suttle wish
to thank the neighbors and friends OF
Pleasant Home for the surprise and
entertainment given by them on the
evening of July A. They feel that they
can never repay them. but commend
them to a higher power.
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Funeral Of Mrs. Lewis.

Bidwell-Th death of Mrs Bertha
Mae Lewis occurred at her late home
Thursday night. July a. Appendicitis
was the cause of the fatality. The flu
neral obsequies were conducted from
the Christiansburg church Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock by Rev. ]. T.
Ward of Blakesburg. The floral Offer
ings were many and very beautiful.
Following the ceremonies at the church
the funeral cortege, which was one of
the largest ever witnessed here, follow
ed the remains to The Christiansburg
cemetery, where the. remains were
placed in their final resting place. Mrs.
Lewis was born at this place on Nov.
II, 1880, and at the time of her death
was 26 years, 4 months and days of
age. From her model conduct and
.adylike manners combined with ten
der and sympathetic nature made a
multitude of friends who mourn her
demise and extend sympathy to the
husband. Selmon g. Lewis. and moth
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Junkin. Stewart weddino.

Fairfeld.--In the presence Of only
immediate relatives Mrs. nellie Israel
Junkin of this city and DR.. J. Arch
Stewart of Portland, Oregon, were
united in in the holy bonds Of matri-
mony at noon yesterday, at the home
of the brides sister, Mrs. Fred Spill
man, on East Burlington street. Rev.
Robert Jones, pastor of the Episcopal
church in Burlington, read the brief
marriage service.
Miss Mary Shook entertained about
twenty young ladies Tuesday evening
at her home on East Broadway in
honor Of Miss Mae Curfnan and Miss
Malvna Hassell Of Keokuk, both Of
whom are soon to be brides. The af-
fair partook of the nature Of miscef-
laneous shower for Miss Curfman.
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ottumwans at Hazel Dell.

Hazel Dell--Mrs. H. N. Miller and
little son. Joe. and Mrs. Harry Sven
son, all Of Ottumwa, were the guests OF
i. w. Workman and wife last We'd
nesday.
William Wilson, from west of OF.
trmwa, took dinner Friday with o. G..
Truitt
The Misses Regina McHugh, Nora
Ruff1ng and Inez Truitt and Messis
Ray Gift and Dale Truitt spent very
pleasant evening last Tuesday evening
at the W. G. Truitt home, in honor Of
Miss Stella Stewart of Tolo, Idaho.
Mrs B. r. Skinner. who has been
quite III the past two weeks, is some
better.
Dan McHugh Jr., of Ottumwa, is
visiting at the Dan McHugh Sr. home
Miss Grace Harlan of Pleasant Home
was Sunday visitor at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kennedy
Mrs. L. l.. Dexter Is spending the
week with her son, F. L. Dexter.
Mrs. Valases and little son, George
of Ottumwa visited Tuesday with Mrs
]. S. Redfern.
Leila and Frank Cocherell spen,
Tuesday with Mae Hollingsworth.
Mrs. Susanne Mendenhall is visiting
at the home of her nephen, C. G.
Boum.
Mrs. Dan McHugh spent Sunday and
Monday in Ottumwa, having been call
ed there by the illness of Mrs. Nc
Hugh's mother. Mrs. Doherty.
]. P. Hollingsworth and family and
Miss Yirgie Baum spent the Fourth
with G. D. Wilson and family.
Miss Belle Redfern spent last Thurs
day in Martinsburg. Miss Marguerite
Smith of South Ottumwa was the
guest of Miss Della Smith the latter
part of last week.
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DARB YvlLLE.

byville.-George Merical ORG r
ton visited Friday and Saturday with
his brother, Lot, and family.
Julius Fromm is completing an addi-
ton to his residence. which greatly
improves its appearance.
Misses Anna and Maggie Sheppard
of Ottumwa are welcome visitors q,
the home Of Daniel Click. They
have arranged to visit friends in Mys-
tic before returning home. 81
Mrs. A. c. Steele returned home on
Wednesday, after q weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Hooking.
Peter Simmons is having the finish
ing work done on his new residence
and will move into the same in few
days.
William Horn Jr. returned to Des
barber college, after an extended visit
with his father and family.
e. H. Boyer and wife and Charles
Boyer and family visited Sunday at the
]. w. Espy home,
George Boyer and family went tc
Centerville Sunday where they Wis
tied with relatives until Sunday.
Rev. A. G. Kennedy Of Centerville
filled his regular appointment here or
Sunday night.
! Frank OConner was an Oskalooss
visitor Thursday and Friday.
Clarence Dykes Of Cranston came II
Wednesday for a visit with his sister
| Mrs. George Holland.
Misses Bertha and Addfe Balingel
Of Unionville Mo-, visited the lattel
part Of the week with their aunt Mrs
John Mcdonald.
The infant daughter o fOtis MAR
and wife, who live a few miles nortf
Of here, died Friday Of whooping cough
and was buried In the cemetery herr
Saturday
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sIeoyRNEY ROUTE SIX.

Sigourney Route Six.-Orie Lemons
went to What Cheer "wednesday.
Rus Royce came home from Texas
Saturday morning.
Ed Collins Of near webster passed
through here Wednesday.
A. M. Richmond and wife of Sig
ournev passed through here Friday
evening.
Lizzie Hahn won the prize in the
girls foot race at sigourney on the
Fourth
j. b. Moorman and Nathan Mantz
of Sigourney were in this vicinity on
uesday morning.
w. M. Cox and family and j. w.
Cox visited Saturday and Sunday with
relatives near Pekin and Martinsburg.
Charley Norman, wife and sons,
Selby, Roy and Wilmer. visited rela-
tives In Sigourney Sunday
Ed Brannan and son, Floyd, and
Phil Tooles hauled lumber from Sig
Quincy Saturday.
Dr. r. H. Stevenson of Sigourney
was in this vicinity Monday.
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BUNCH.

Bunch-Mr. and Mrs. George Adj
dam of Drakeville are visiting in this
locality.
Mrs. S. Mcfarland and daughter,
Lillian spent the Fourth with Mrs.
Humphreys.
o. S. Adams and family were I'm
ionville callers Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Morrison We're
Sunday visitors at the home of John
Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller West spent Sun
day at the William Tomlin home.
Miss Mignon Riggs is confined to
her home with smallpox.
s. Hoover and family were Sunday
visitors at the O. S. Adams home.
Charles Hamilton and family visited
Sunday at the II. Kinsinger home.
Clarence Hoover Of Mountain Park
Oklahoma, is visiting relatives in this
locality.
John Morrison and family spent
Thursday at the. parersal Morrison
home.
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RUSSELL.

Russeli.-Newton Long returned Sat
urday evening from Corydon. where
he has been having his eyes treated.
Mrs. A. e. Sprague and daughter,
Mary, left Monday morning on No. 3
for visit at Lincoln Neb.
DR.. A. Stote and wife returned to
their home at Kansas City, Kansas,
Monday morning. after a very pleas
ant visit with the formers parents,
Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Stote, at the Bap-
tist parsonage.
Miss Leila Asl1ba left on No. 10 on
Monday for Galesburg, ILL.,, to visit her
sister, Mrs. Lena Corthin. y
Eva sand Icle Bowers left Monday
morning for a visit with friends at
Fairfield. e
Asa Price, of Manila, South Dakota,
arrived Sunday evening for visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miles
Price, and other friends
Mrs. Hattie Culbertson and little
daughter visited the first Of the week
with Mrs Culbertson's mother. Mrs.
Lucy Patterson. in the east part ot
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w Kendall returned
from a weeks visit with their daugh-
ter, Mrs d. L. Murrow and family, Mt
Corydon, Monday evening.
Mrs. P. P. Prather and daughter
Artie returned Monday on No. from
visit at 1ndianola
DR.. and Mrs Chas. Powell Of Abba
visited at the Palmer home.
Rev Armstrong Of Derby delivered
the memorial address TO the !. Q. @. T..
lodge Sunday afternoon at the Meth
odist Episcopal church.
Miss Marie Arts returned to her
home at Ottumwa Sunday on No. g.
Mrs. GNce Spiker and son, Donald,
arrived Monday evening for visit
with her sister, Mrs. Maggie Johnston
and family.
A few of the friends and relatives
met at the home of Mike Kaho to
celebrate the 18th anniversary Of his
birth July a.
Martin Kenton returned Wednesday
from a trip in the west at Denver AMI
Pueblo.
Mrs. Ella Wiltsey. son, Scott, and
daughter, Helen, left Monday on No.
for visit with their daughter and
sister. Mrs. nellie Mines. north OF
| Charlton.
Elmer Thomas. William Millesor
and William Larimer were Charlton
visitors Monday afternoon.
A crowd of young people enjoyed 3
moonlight picnic at the Beals home
| Souln OF Town, oatuTuay nlBHt ~ non
! or of Miss Marie Curtis of Ottumwa.
Miss Florence Chiids and daughter
] Winnie. returned Monday from a few
days visit with their daughter and sis
ter, Mrs. Fay Stech, in Wayne coun-
! ty.
1 Belle Kinmouth returned Monda,
morning from weeks visit with he
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Maud Currier, a
1ndianola.
/ Mrs. Dell Campbell ar daughters
Frances and Nell Ii No Tues
day for visit with the formers un
Gle. Harry Beagiey, at osceola.
/ Mrs. Harry Keller returned Tuesda.
afternoon from ten days visit will
relatives at Runnells. Her mothe
accompanied her for visit
\ Mr.. Aten Of Charlton was in Russell
on business Saturday.
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LIE BANON.

Lebanon.-Mrs. Edd Robertson and
children of Chicago arrived last week
to spend the summer with Mrs Rob
ertson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. FL.
tombstone.
Word was received last week from
Mrs j. e. Gurnsey that they arrived
at Pueblo, Colo, safely. Mr.. Gurnsey
and little sons will spend the summer
with the formers father, Charles
Nav.
Miss Bessie Snyder returned Thurs
day from Leando. after two weeks
visit with her sister Mrs. Otto Nc
Cough.
Miss Emma Harrison spent Sunda
with Grace Coffran, north of town.
]. c. Van Fleet and family of
John. Kansas, Is the guest OF relativ
here.
Mrs, Laura wiggens and dau-'
Minnie, left Tuesday for Humhol't
Kansas, on business. They will be
gone week or ten days.
Lewis Conner and sister. Nellie, at
tended installation of the I. O. o. r.
and Rebekah lodges at Troy Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Garfield and children of
Colorado, are guests of Mrs. Mary
Petit.
Stanley Beeler and Walter Winn
was at Leando Sunday.
The farmers are all quite busy with
| their harvesting.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Glasco of near Troy
| were In town Sunday afternoon
| Miss Phyllis Bilhymer who has
been visiting her sister near Keosau-
QUA has returned home.
Mrs. Joshie Bnshong returned Tues
day from Athens, Tennessee, where
she has been the past few months
trimming in a. large millinery store.
A jolly crowd Of young ladies of Mil
ton passed through town Saturday
evening enroute for Keosauqua tc
| spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
1 old Wilson.
The house of Fletcher Koontz, nortr
Of town, burned Saturday afternoon
Most of the contents were saved.
1 Mr.. Parks and Mr.. Chaffee went tt
Milton Monday.
David Warner attended the funera
Saturday morning of his sister, Mrs
Daniel Boerstler and her husband, VIII
were killed by the cars az they wer
returning to their home on July 4.
J: Harry Conner of Troy was in tow
one day last week
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MAYOR PHILLIPS WRITES LET
TER OPENLY REQUESTING A
GENERAL CELEBRATION HERE
BIG MORRILL, OUTING
Business Men Are Requested to Join
In the Parade and to Decorate Their
steres-Two Bands Are Secured-ls
Thirteenth Annual Picnic.
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Indorsing the annual picnic OF the
John Morrell & Co., Ltd, which holds
their thirteenth annual outing in this
city Tuesday next, July &c. Mayor i. D.
Phillips has written an open letter urg-
ing that Ottumwa as city do all in
it's power to make the day one long to
be remembered. Business men are
asked to join in the parade and propri-
etors of stores are requested to decor.
ate as much as possible In honor OF
the event.
Two bands have been engaged for
the day, the preparations are many
unique and elaborate and everything
possible is being done by the commit.
tee in charge to make the outing
worth while to every individual. Fol.
lowing is Mayor Phillips letter:
Endorses Picnic.
Editor Courier, city.
Dear Sir: The John Morrel Packing
House picnic will be held on July 16
at Caldwell park and there will be an
elaborate parade, which will move
from the John Morrell packing house
at $3.50 a. m. sharp. There is cordial
invitation given to the business men Of
tho city to join them in the parade in
any way they see fit and to meet the
main parade at the Castor house at
800 q. M. and fall in the rear of the
main parade. The 54th Regimental
band of 36Spieces will head the parade
and the East End band will also take
part.
In honor to this great institution
and their hundreds of employees, do
as mayor of the city, ask the business
men here to join them in the parade
and make this affair as attractive
as any that ever was held in the city.
as consider we owe it to this insti.
tuition. This is the thirteenth ami
versary of the establishment Of this
annual event and it was through the
persuasion of myself that they stayed
at home this year, and promised to
aid them in every particular to defray
their expenses of amusement, and
there will be many and attractive ones
/ also think 1t would be wise that
we decorate the principal part of the
city with flags and bunting. as be.
lieve a great many people will be in
the city from the adjoining towns, ae
it has been we'll advertised.
/ hope that the business men and
citizens in general will take part in
this affair SO this great institution and
their employees will be satisfied that
our citizensf have done their part in
aiding them and appreciate their stay
ing home this year. Yours truly,
T. j. Phillips, Mayor
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CHARLTON.

Chariton.-Rev F. B. Palmer return
ed Saturday from his two weeks va
cation, which he spent in Colorado.
He filled his pulpit at the Baptist
hcurch Sunday evening and spoke on
his recent travels.
Miss AIDA Swift returned Saturday
from months visit at Columbus, Me-
hraska with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Carter.
Harry Lewis returned Sunday from
weeks visit in Ottumwa.
n. S. Melville is enjoying visit with
his brother from Nebraska, who ar
rived Saturday night.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Sing1etary have
returned from a visit in Russell.
Mrs. F. P. Palmer and children re-
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Land Bargains

We now have listed 10 improved
farms, from 40 to 100 acres, in Aitkin
county, the best part of central Min
nesota Our price is s15 to 500 per
acre. Here you have the best mar
ket, the best clover country, in fact
you will raise fine crop of all kinds
that you raise in Iowa. We have locat-
ed over so families in that county.
Write us for full particulars.
JOHN p. APPLEQUIsT G. co.
1928 E. Main ST., Ottumwa, Iowa.
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o. II. seifert Buys Chiffon Farm.

Tddyville.-o. H. NSeifert purchased
the 17s-acre farm Of Joseph Chiffon
near Coalfeld Wednesday for $500.
Married at Oskaloosa, Monday, July
8, Miss Alice J. Krile and James A..
Swim. both Of Ilakonta. Mayor Crockett
performing the ceremony. The bride is
daughter of Gus Krile. They will
live at Lakonta.
Charles Kussart has been sick this
week, threatened with appendicitis, but
is improving
ed from Abba to the tenant farm of
]. G. Kirfman. south of town.
Rev. w. N. Potter attended the OF
tumwa district conference at Brighton
this week From there he went to Ce-
dar Rapids to perform the marriage
ceremony Of his nephew, DIR. w. w.
Potter.
w. P. Jaqnith OF New York City ar
rived Wednesday for visit with his
son. B. F. Jaquith. J. Givin Of Des
Moines. was also guest of B. F. ia
quith Tuesday night.
Mrs Clyde Hartman and child Of
Baxter are here for visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Mary Dye and grandchildren
Bernardand Alta Dye, returned Mon.
day night from a visit with relatives
in Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl True of Ottumws
are visiting at the parental T. H. Den.
! ming home and with relatives in Os-
kaloosa, while Mr.. True is enjoying 6
vacation.
| Gilbert Albertson of Ottumwa is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs David Belger, Thu
week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Higgins o
South Second street, have returned
from visit with relatives at Alton.
Mrs. s. A. Townsend was In Oska
loosa Tuesday.
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MouLToN.

Moulton.-At the Sunday school con-
vention Of Washington township, held
here Sunday, A. T. Marks was made
president and Miss Hubler, secretary.
The Rebekahs Will give luncheon
tonight at the ]. o. o. F. hail.
Deputy Grand Master J.. A. Warner
was at Iconium Saturday night instl-
tutfng two new officers in the odd
Fellows lodge. Tomorrow night he will
go to Dean to institute new lodge.